Le mercredi 18 janvier 2012, Steven D'Aprano a écrit :
Tiago Marques wrote:
Perhaps a package set of one app, the best app, for most uses. Say:
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Speaking as a user, I really dislike the KDE practice of packaging applications in bundles. The package manager (yum or apt-get or similar) should handle dependencies, for everything else, individual applications (or application suites, like KOffice) should get individual packages. If I want to install Konsole, I should be able to "apt-get install Konsole" rather than "apt-get install bundle-of-17-apps-I-don't-want-and-1-I-do". -- Steven
--------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi everybody, hi Steven,
Personally, I find the idea of Steven quite nice, however, the situation in OpenSuse / KDE being what it is today, the software packages for openSUSE KDE3 are to be selected and installed "by hand" by the user via yast: it is extremely painful <troll>, especialy if you dont want a KDE4 library/part to corrupt (-; your installation! </troll>
How about the idea of a "basic" Trinity bundle and another "complete" one, in addition to individual access to each software package?
Cheers Patrick