On 2010-10-08 3:23 AM, Thorsten Behrens wrote:
Per Eriksson wrote:
Do we have skilled people here who are interested in beginning
with this effort, and maybe start planning for this feature?
I've always been interested in pushing things like this forward
;-)
let me Cc two MSI packaging experts to comment on patchability
experiences.
Thanks... :)
Regarding Linux - I skipped most of the discussion, but really - you
do *not* want to bypass the distro update mechanism. You really
don't. It's duplicating effort, will likely not result in any better
user experience - and, conversely, will annoy distro people, while we
actually want to encourage them to actively participate in LibO
development.
While I agree totally as far as packages installed by the distro's
package management system, you (and others) seem to be forgetting two
things:
1. it would be the package maintainers responsibility to disable the
native auto-updater, thus preventing the user from accessing the native
auto-updater in the first place, and
2. one use case that may occur more often than you think - those power
users that install from source, thus totally bypassing their package
management system.
Inmho, #2 should be the deciding factor. If a user does this, then the
native updater should be enabled by default (but could be disabled by
the user with a compile time switch).
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Best regards,
Charles
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