At 07:04 17/03/2004, Scott Long wrote: >The trick here is to know when you start sliding too far down the >slope. It's hard to argue about sendmail, named, gcc, etc, but where do >you stop? Before long, you'll be chopping out nvi One of the packages I created was freebsd-base-vi... > for the people who >favor vim, and so on. ... although I was actually thinking of people who use Emacs. :-) > I'm actually more in favor of keeping FreeBSD as >the 'reference implementation', and encouraging others to make >derivatives off if it that satifies these kinds of needs. But we will >see where things head. Above all, I support your work, but just ask you >to be cautious and not this get carried away. I wasn't even considering making any commits here; I just wanted to throw out some code, point out that we really can split the base system into a number of optional pieces, and see where discussion went. This might be useful for a sysinstall replacement, for one thing. Colin PercivalReceived on Tue Mar 16 2004 - 22:26:55 UTC
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