On 19-Oct-2002, Erik Poupaert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Sys Admin Magazine > > http://www.samag.com/documents/s=7666/sam0211a/0211a.htm > > About self-contained, zero-dependency applications and their deployment: > > """ > To meet OpenPKG guidelines and standards, a package must be built from > pristine vendor sources in a non-root temporary environment. It must work in > an arbitrary file system location, follow a strict file system layout, and > must be self-contained within its OpenPKG instance. Furthermore, the package > must be independent from external UNIX facilities, install with a reasonable > configuration, and use log file rotations and other such administrative > wonders. > """ > > A Mono-developed application would have a very hard time to qualify.
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