[Linux-Biella] Debian and Red Hat Closer Together
Paul TT
linux@ml.bilug.linux.it
Mon, 27 Oct 2003 00:33:28 +0100
Luigidigi wrote:
> http://arstechnica.com/archive/news/1067056799.html
>
> "We have ported Red Hat's Anaconda installer to Debian; essentially,
> we replaced calls to RPM with calls to APT, and replaced Red
> Hat-specific configuration hooks with calls into the configlets and
> debconf. We have also written a tool called PickAx that facilitates
> the creation of Anaconda-based Debian installation CD sets. We are
> also working with various parties to add/merge RPM support into the
> mainline APT, to allow Debian- and RPM-based distributions to be
> managed using a single APT codebase, and possibly even to allow Debian
> and RPM packages to coexist side by side.
>
> Murdock goes on to state the ultimate goal of the project:
>
> It is our hope that a distribution-independent Anaconda and a
> distribution-independent APT (plus, eventually, a
> distribution-independent configuration framework) will, along with a
> stronger LSB [Linux Standards Base], help unify further the various
> Linux distributions."
>
> luigi
mi pare una cosa buona, soprattutto il fatto di voler creare una sorta
di installer comune. sicuramente confonderebbe ed intimorirebbe meno il
luser.....
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