On Sun, Oct 05, at 08:11 LFS Trac wrote:
> #2214: LZMA-Utils
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>  Reporter:  willimm  |        Owner:  [email protected]
>      Type:  task     |       Status:  new                          
>  Priority:  normal   |    Milestone:  Future                       
> Component:  Book     |      Version:  SVN                          
>  Severity:  normal   |   Resolution:                               
>  Keywords:           |  
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> Comment (by willimm):
> 
>  LZMA has a good home in 6.4, and you abducted it pretty early! MOVE THE
>  DANG TICKET BACK TO 6.4!
> 

William,

I don't want to repeat what others already said about your actions,
which undoubtedly (your actions) were rude, but you have made some valid
points in your original report, which are technical points.


Since other formats (from various published benchmarks) seems inferior
when comparing with LZMA, it (lzma) surely has to have a widespread usage
among the projects, so normally in a typical great world which chooses the
best technology, it also has a place in the LFS book.  But guess is not
that typical great world, so and because it takes time for projects to
adopt technologies (if ever decide to do that adoption), this is not yet
the time.

So for now, as Matthew said, LZMA belongs to BLFS and not to LFS book.

If you have the needed passion to do all the necessary work, (I or another
editor) can apply your patch and we will credit your name in
"introduction/credits.html" page.


First you need to open a ticket in BLFS ticket system, and optionally to
start a new thread in blfs-dev mailing list to attract some interest from
the community.
There is also an excellent short guide made by Dan Nicholson [1] that is
more than enough to guide through the process, and the editor's guide
Book [2], if you interested for a more complete document.


1. http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/Hacking
2. http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/edguide/

Regards,
Ag.
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