Alan Coopersmith wrote: > While I'm not up on IPS/python to comment on the code changes, I > looked through the data portions of this (i.e. distro-import/*/*), > and see a few corrections/suggestions for the packages I'm most > familiar with: > > src/util/distro-import/00/common/SUNWdfbh: > src/util/distro-import/00/i386/SUNWagph: > - these are actually headers, not drivers, so should be under > Development/System, not Drivers/Display > > src/util/distro-import/00/common/SUNWfwdc: > src/util/distro-import/00/common/SUNWusbvc: > - these are for webcams (i.e. video input, not output), so I'd > call them Drivers/Media, not Drivers/Display > > src/util/distro-import/100a/i386/SUNWdrmr > - DRM are the Direct Rendering Modules for graphics cards, so these are > also Drivers/Display > > src/util/distro-import/96/i386/SUNWnge: > - nge is nvidia's ethernet, not video driver, so it should be > Drivers/Networking, not /Display > > src/util/distro-import/100a/i386/NVDAgraphics: > - this is nvidia's video driver, which I would expect under Drivers/Display >
Okay. > src/util/distro-import/00/common/SUNWgnu-coreutils: > src/util/distro-import/00/common/SUNWgnu-diffutils: > src/util/distro-import/00/common/SUNWgnu-which: > src/util/distro-import/00/common/SUNWgzip: > src/util/distro-import/76/common/SUNWggrp: > src/util/distro-import/89/common/SUNWbzip: > src/util/distro-import/96/common/SUNWgsed: > - These seem more like System/Text Tools or Applications/System Utilities > than Development packages (just because they're from GNU doesn't mean > they have to go under Development/GNU). > I went with Applications/System Utilities > src/util/distro-import/00/common/SUNWvts*: > - VTS is the hardware test tool, so System/Hardware seems a closer fit than > Development > Okay. > src/util/distro-import/00/common/SUNWxorg-graphics-ddx: > - These are video drivers for Xorg, so could also be under Drivers/Display > (System/X11 works too, so it's flip a coin time) > I went with Drivers/Display > src/util/distro-import/87/common/SUNWmemcached > - I believe this fits better under Web Services/Application and Web Servers > (It's not used by the system, but by web servers trying to scale to handle > more traffic.) > > src/util/distro-import/90/common/SUNWfetchmail: > - this is a mail client, so seems more Applications/Internet than > System/Administration and Configuration > > src/util/distro-import/92/i386/SUNWxvm > - wouldn't this be System/Virtualization instead of Development/System? > Okay. > src/util/distro-import/94/common/SUNWircii > - IRC clients don't seem a very core part of the system, much more like > Applications/Internet > When Frank did an annotated first version, he put IRC clients under Applications/Internet (albeit it was Applications (GNOME)/Internet at the time). See: http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermail/pkg-discuss/2008-October/007280.html So I've left it there for now. New webrev at: http://cr.opensolaris.org/~richb/pkg-4100-v2/ Michal/John, you probably want to make similar changes for the GUI Package Manager in your opensolaris.org file. Thanks for looking at this Alan. _______________________________________________ pkg-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/pkg-discuss
