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List:       suse-schools-usa
Subject:    Re: [opensuse-edu] RFC: Join Education:desktop and
From:       "James Tremblay" <JT () newmarket ! k12 ! nh ! us>
Date:       2008-07-30 13:04:25
Message-ID: 48902E99.B2A1.00B2.0 () newmarket ! k12 ! nh ! us
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Lars,
when will the stable for SLE be working?
JT 
 
>>> Lars Vogdt <lrupp@suse.de> 07/29/08 5:29 PM >>> 
Hi James

On Di 29 Jul 2008 19:37:42 CEST James Tremblay <JT@newmarket.k12.nh.us> wrote:
> Will the goal to compile for SLED\SLES be effected by this?

No

> I don't and frequently can't use openSUSE in the school because NCL   
> doesn't stay working
> due to package updates. I have been hoping that we would be serving   
> the SLA (School License Agreement) customers soon. My fear with this  
>  is that it will confuse the new user who would think that they can   
> add Joomla to SLED.

If they use our official "stable" repository, they can already do this  
- if they get the needed apache and mysql packages from somewhere...

If users use the buildservice repositories, they should notice that  
these are our *development* repositories and not the official ones. I  
added this to http://en.opensuse.org/Education/Repositories already.  
So all we do is: follow the "stable" repository and provide all  
packages via one single repository.

If you like, we can provide a special SLED and a special SLES add on  
later. But IMO missing dependencies on SLES/SLED would cause users to  
skip some packages like Joomla already. ;-)

With kind regards,
Lars

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