Hi Nikola, my impression was that making things easier (feasible ?) to build and update is actually a priority to make a sustainable /dev possible. IMHO focus should be on having hipster replicate what /dev does, for instance have JDS in userland as mentioned in earlier threads. In the mean time if someone steps in to backport hipster's patches to /dev that would be even better but I do not think it should be Alexander's concern at all.
/dev needs not to live separate life, to be able to utilize Hipster changes. > I guess it just takes someone to make that happen now by backporting, or make that happen in the short term by having a self-consistent hipster that could be frozen to /dev. To my understanding this is not yet the case for this latter but steps are taken. > That includes also resurrecting working package manager GUI, > A few months ago I set up a git repository of the GUI part of okg just before deprecation in Solaris, in case someone wants to take the shot. Best, Aurelien
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