[Helidelinux-devel] Re: [Ogdl-core] linux registry
Status: Abandoned
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From: Hui Z. <zh...@wa...> - 2004-04-01 15:58:46
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On Thu, Apr 01, 2004 at 04:05:36PM +0100, Marcus Furlong wrote: > > > > Your plan is to change all configuration files to ogdl? > > > > I'm not so optimistic :-). > > I was wondering! I thought you were going to patch all the system utils to > output ogdl (still not a bad idea tho..), and convert existing configuration > files to ogdl. I think we can start patch a few major ones (inittab, fstab... up to all that used in a lfs base). The idea is experimenting and demonstration. Once a robust API exist and there is good demonstration how it work, I expect more packages maintainers will start to consider using this cofig facility. But frankly, I am not quite certain of the benefits of central registry yet, just got enough interest to experimenting. I will go and see. > At the moment, I'm in the process of converting my existing lfs buildscripts > to use ogdl package descriptors. However, looking at the registry program, > I'm wondering if all package information could be likewise put into a > registry file. > While not as pleasing to the eye, I sure a utility will be > written to extract the info and make it more presentable. I believe a config file in OGDL will be very pleasing to the eye. > > Anyway, it seems to me that the two projects (helide and registry) are > attacking the same problem. How would you see them working together? I don't think Rolf or I will ever give up using OGDL. I will definitely look into the registry project from time to time and may steal some ideas, whether the registry project like to working together is entirely up to him. Hui |