I've been wondering why more packages aren't in the step 0 aditional
packages, rather then in the growing tarball?
What about using the tarball to distribute only really core things, and
have everything else downloadable just in-time, or for the user to
mirror for their arch locally (by a script?)
This would keep the tarball size smaller, and could allow for patches to
packages seperate from oscar releases (is this a good thing?)
Bernard Li wrote:
My only concern is that this will make our tarball really bloated as we
continue to support more distributions. But I guess for now I will just
duplicate the RPMs.
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Paul Greidanus
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