Il giorno mer, 08/04/2009 alle 11.09 -0500, Paul Cutler ha scritto: > > The GNOME Dev Kit should work for this - it's based on Foresight > Linux, which I also help out with. The Dev Kit is maintained by 2 > volunteers (Jesse & Ken VanDine - both idle in #gnome-love in IRC) and > the GNOME 2.26 bits are just being finalized in it now. It uses the > Conary package management system, and it updateable, and is strictly > vanilla GNOME. I should give it a try again so. If it's vanilla I think it can be easily used for this task. One question, (since looks like you're a little bit involved :) How often is it updated during the release cycle? Do you think would it be possible to have a 2 months update cycle for that? I'm just throwing ideas on the table based on the fact that I don't know how this virtual images creation works or how often the GNOME Dev Kit is actually updated. > I think one of the big questions is how compositing works in a VM, but > I think it should work. I know using the Dev Kit is a lot easier than > using jhbuild for newcomers. That's a good point since looks like that compositing in one way or another is the way forward. I have VMware with Ubuntu, but never actually dared to try to make compositing work on a VM, it actually scares me. -- Milo Casagrande <milo casagrande name>
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