[RULE] Distro thoughts...for debian

[M. Fioretti]

On Fri, Oct 17, 2003 22:14:54 at 10:14:54PM +0200, DervishD (raul at pleyades.net) wrote:
 
> - You have Debian for other architectures. Don't know if RH offers
> that (I'm away from distros since a few years, and I only mess with
> Debian nowadays, when I need to), but it is important if you want to
> offer RULE for more archs than just x86.
> 

Red Hat doesn't support anymore non x86 hardware. On the other hand,
as the project coordinator, I do receive from time to time requests to
do "the RULE thing" on old Macs and SPARCs, for example.

As explained in other posts today, RULE is not a distribution (even if
today it operates only on Red Hat) but a more sensible, yet highly
pragmatical way to use and configure an existing one. A RULE-minded
Debian could be the simplest way to resuscitate non x86 limited
hardware. As already said, it only takes somebody to maintain *that*
subproject.

Ciao,
	Marco Fioretti

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