On Mon, 09 Jul 2007 23:51:20 -0700
John Sonnenschein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...]
> I understand that we want to eliminate some barriers to entry, but
> why ought we shovel rubbish in to the distribution to do so ? Not
[...]
One wizards rubbish is another users necessary tool. Instead of
allowing our our situations to take over we should compare each thing
we are going to add or remove from the distribution against the
requirement set for Indiana. In this case I think sudo clearly fits
into the 3.3/FAM set of requirements.
While the goal isn't to make something different from traditional
Solaris the reality is that is what will result. Thus some of the
decisions about what to include are going to be different. I don't
think adding a few new packages and reorganizing some defaults is going
to cut it.
mph
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