On 10/04/15 18:51, Arne Babenhauserheide wrote: > Packaging makes opennet easier: apt-get cannot give you darknet > references. That’s useful, because it can give us many more users, and > it makes it easy for developers to use Freenet as communication > backend: Just add a dependency when you package your program. What do you mean here? A package could hardcode the default seedrefs (assuming we could update it reasonably frequently), or could download them over HTTPS, but we'd still need to ask for configuration. Which is our right, at least for debian, using debconf. For very low levels we could automatically turn on opennet maybe, but we're going to use a significant chunk of the user's disk space and bandwidth... that can't be swept under the carpet, even when dealing with geeks. Either we configure through the web interface (meaning dependencies don't work out of the box), or we ask users much the same questions as we do now but through debconf.
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