From: Joerg Jaspert (joerg@debian.org)
Date: Sun Apr 13 2003 - 01:22:56 CEST
Joerg Wendland <joergland@debian.org> writes:
>> No. However, as a compromise you could place a sources.list.addons in
>> /etc/apt/ and tell people about it. We could also spend a paragraph
>> in the README or index.html to link against apt-get.org so people can
>> search for packages there as well.
> Why not apply a small patch against apt-setup and let the installing
> user choose? A simpler approach could be a required package asking the
> user (beneath an explanation of the risks) if she wants to use unofficial
> sources.
base-config package. Simply add a small shell script there that does
the thing. Use of debconf, ask "Do you want some additional
sources.list entries" and if yes simply insert them.
(I changed base-config on the LT2002 CD. Its simply, the things in it are
just numbered shell scripts using debconf. Well, the things important
for this :) ).
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