On Mon, 2011-02-14 at 06:29 +0100, Andreas Bierfert wrote: > Hi there, > > I am the 'synce-packager' for the fedora distro. I am in the process of > updating the synce packages in fedora from 0.15 to 0.15.1.
Hi Andreas Copied this to synce-devel, might be useful for others. > > I also want to clean up a bit in time for the fedora 15 release and > hence this question: > > Currently we keep synce-serial, vdccm, odccm and synce-hal in the repos. > Now with synce-connector being ready I would hope to get rid of all > these once an for all. However I am not quite sure if I can think about > all use cases. It would be appreciated if you could let you know your > stand on this... > vdccm is dead, and with it the old synce-kde package, get rid of them. odccm and synce-serial are definitely obsolete, I'd recommend dumping them too. synce-hal is specifically replaced by connector. As long as we don't get any major bug reports in the next few weeks, it will completely obsolete synce-hal. There are a couple of things I want to add into connector quite soon, nothing major but just nice, so keep watching :) For instance, bluetooth doesn't work yet, but then it's never worked that well in any of them. Mark
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