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| − | Assuming that most of activities use Zero Sugar and activity developers want to support packagers, it is possible to create live DVD/USB images on [http://wiki.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Build_Service_KIWI demand] just by using OBS [https://build.opensuse.org/ web client]. | + | Assuming that most of activities use Zero Sugar and activity developers want to support packagers (use Zero Sugar OBS integration), it is possible to create live DVD/USB images on [http://wiki.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Build_Service_KIWI demand] just by using OBS [https://build.opensuse.org/ web client]. |
Revision as of 00:34, 30 June 2010
How Zero Sugar could be useful on examples.
Natively packaged or directly from developer activities?
Zero Sugar could help with optimizing developer-to-distributor-to-user model. For example:
- developer lets 0sugar create packages for major GNU/Linux distribution on OBS
- distributors, either using native OBS features (like links and branches) create their own compilations of activities on OBS or just attach/copy OBS packages, compose repositories with activities for end users
- on end users side, sugar will understand that there are packaged and direct activity instances
- user(or distributor), by setting policy, can prefer only packaged versions
- user all time can pick up recent version from developer
Per user Sugar on a stick
Assuming that most of activities use Zero Sugar and activity developers want to support packagers (use Zero Sugar OBS integration), it is possible to create live DVD/USB images on demand just by using OBS web client.