I was reading abotu rpm, and debian, and started thinking. Is it
feasible to write mpkg? Making it do all that is needs to do it very
difficult, and would take a long time. so, would it be better to write
mentalunix to use debian packing and apt-get and such, or actually
write mpkg? Or, how abotu a compromise -- use debian for the
short term, and write mpkg to be feature compatible(in --auto
mode) with debian? I like the last option the most, since it would
allow us to focus on the installer, and get the dstro done much
faster(and make the scotfree0uk people happier)
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