Question for folks. I've been using LRP and now LEAF for over two years and developing for LEAF for about a year now and something has always bothered me LRP/LEAF, compiling programs for packages. This might be simple for some of LEAF's hardcore developers using tweaked Distro's, but for folks like myself who can very rarely keep a machine dedicated for dev (thanks to the other projects) it becomes a nightmare to have to reconfigure everytime you want to do any dev work. Basically I'm curious about who thinks a custom distro designed for LEAF development would be a useful thing and if so who would be interested in giving me a hand? Several advantages I can see from having a Dev Distro -Make it easier for new package creators to compile for LEAF -Synchronized base files for all image series (Kernel, glibc, etc.) -Synchronized upgrades for all images based on Dev Distro -Dev Distro would be under 100MB -Allows individual variants of LEAF to stay unique and yet still share a base development environment Any thoughts? -Kenneth Hadley _______________________________________________ Leaf-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-devel
