I have some questions concerning the binary distributions. Please forgive me if those have been covered elsewhere, but I haven't found much information about it.
1. What is the idea to have a current and a release distribution?
2. Why does the current distribution not include all stable packages?
3. Would it be a good idea to provide binaries of the unstable packages, too?
4. I'm aware of the "unofficial" binary distribution at http://fink.opendarwin.org/bbraun. Why can't this be made official, maybe using sourceforge.net compile farm?
I believe that many users would be happy to get up-to-date binaries and not to have to compile for hours. I'll be happy to invest some of my time into this issue if necessary.
Cheers,
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