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== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
| − | GNU/Linux distributions integration is not intended to follow all requirements for native packages and | + | GNU/Linux distributions integration is not intended to follow all requirements for native packages and cannot be reused for distribution official repositories i.e. Zero Sugar is '''NOT''' a meta-packaging tool. |
There are only three major ideas behind distribution support: | There are only three major ideas behind distribution support: | ||
| − | * make packages, built on OBS, reusable for 0install deployment model; | + | * make packages, built on [http://build.opensuse.org/ OBS], reusable for 0install deployment model; |
| − | * as a side effect, | + | * as a side effect, Zero packages could be installed on GNU/Linux distributions that OBS supports, also, Zero packages might be reused for OBS based Sugar distributions; |
| − | * support | + | * Zero Sugar does not support most of devil-in-details packaging features that make distro people's life so funny. |
| − | + | Each OBS package is generated by {{Code|0sugar}} tool and might be built on a bunch of rpm/deb based distributions within OBS. It is possible to follow regular OBS procedures for Zero packages e.g. creating links and branching them. | |
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Revision as of 09:11, 19 July 2010
Summary
GNU/Linux distributions integration is not intended to follow all requirements for native packages and cannot be reused for distribution official repositories i.e. Zero Sugar is NOT a meta-packaging tool.
There are only three major ideas behind distribution support:
- make packages, built on OBS, reusable for 0install deployment model;
- as a side effect, Zero packages could be installed on GNU/Linux distributions that OBS supports, also, Zero packages might be reused for OBS based Sugar distributions;
- Zero Sugar does not support most of devil-in-details packaging features that make distro people's life so funny.
Each OBS package is generated by 0sugar tool and might be built on a bunch of rpm/deb based distributions within OBS. It is possible to follow regular OBS procedures for Zero packages e.g. creating links and branching them.