On 7/12/05, Ian Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dennis Clarke wrote:
> >
> >
> >>Blastwave would appear to be a natural home for these packages, either
> >>with a unique name or in a new directory.  I have the time to build a few.
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> I was thinking in more general terms, is there anything to be gained in
> having a set of Studio10 built packages on blastwave to support bigger
> projects like KDE.  Stefan has built a number of packages to support his
> KDE effort.

The Blastwave user base includes government agencies, banks, NASA,
JPL, MIT and piles of places that want a single source with one set of
dependencies and then easy updates via something like pkg-get.  So the
KDE packages would be pushed out to a wide audience on day one and
most likely win favour for the Solaris KDE desktop experience ( for
those places that use it like MIT and NASA ) .

Feels like a win-win for the package maintainers, the KDE project and
Solaris users.

There may be arguments for a completely independant set of packages
with independant dependencies out of /usr/local or /opt/sfw etc etc.

Dennis
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