On 2007-12-07T15:24:41, matilda matilda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Andrew,
>
> can you give some explanation to us why this decision was made?
> What is the vision/idea behind that?
I'm not Andrew, but the primary motivator is that the CRM will in the
future be a dual-stacked effort, and this makes it easier for users who
wish to run the CRM on either/or but not both.
Also for developers, as the package boundaries become a lot clearer, and
interfaces better defined.
Another benefit is that updating the packages independently - hb itself
is very stable, while the CRM lives on a more frequent release cycle
still - will be possible.
For end-users, it will not have any real consequences: when the "new"
CRM is installed, it'll have package dependencies on the required comm
layer and all will be well.
There'll be no duplication of development effort; this is merely a
spin-off.
Regards,
Lars
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