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| = rpmfusion founding principles = | #acl AdminGroup:read,write,revert All:read |
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| Before we start working on technical details, I think its very important to have a set of founding principles, much like the "Core Principles" of fedora: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Objectives | = RPM Fusion founding principles = |
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| I've split the principles into 2 sets for now, one we all agree on, and one for principles which are still under discussion. | This page contains the set of founding principles, much like the "[[http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Foundations]]" of Fedora. |
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| == Principles we all agree on == | == Principles we agree on == |
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| * The new repo will follow Fedora where possible. This means using Fedora's packaging guidelines (except for legal), Fedora's review process for new submissions, Fedora's VCS structure, Fedora's buildsys etc. |
The RPM Fusion's repositories and the infrastructure to maintain them follow Fedora where possible. This means using [[http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Packaging/Guidelines|Fedora's packaging guidelines]] (except for legal), Fedora's review process for new submissions, Fedora's VCS structure etc. |
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| * The main new repo will contain add-on packages and not replacements in relation to the base distribution. Whereby the base distribution is defined as: RHEL/centos + EPEL (1) or Fedora (Fedora 7+) or Fedora Core + Fedora Extras (Fedora 6-) |
We have two main repositories: |
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| As an exception, with proper motivation replacements are allowed, but the replacements and any packages requiring the replacements will be in a seperate repo which will NOT be enabled by default. |
* one named "free" for Open Source Software (as defined by the [[http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Licensing|Fedora Licensing Guidelines]]) which can't be included in Fedora because it might be patent encumbered in the US * one named "nonfree" for non-free software, that is everything else which can't be in free; this includes software with public available source-code that has "no commercial use"-like restrictions |
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| * rpmfusion will contain kernel module packages in the main repo | The nonfree repository depends on the free repository; Open Source Software which depends on non-free software is shipped in the nonfree repository. |
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| == Principles under discussion == | Both repositories contain only add-on packages and not replacements in relation to the base package set. Whereby the base package set is defined as: RHEL/CentOS + EPEL or Fedora (Fedora 7+) |
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| * kernel packages maybe packaged using the kmod(FE) dkms(freshrpms) or kdmls(atrpms) kernel module packaging schemes (2). A module may be made available for more then one scheme. But the "Name: " tag of the packages must be unique, if this currently is the not the case then the maintainers of the conflicting packages will work this out together. Also different packages of the same module must explicitly Conflict each other. == Footnotes == (1) Assuming EPEL ever lifts off and becomes a success (2) This means that plague must be modified to support al these, or even that we may use a different buildsystem altogether if thats easier, as long as the buildsystem uses mock with the fedora minimal buildroot. Notice that this doesn't mention how we are actually going todo anything yet, nor with which base distro releases we will start. This is intentional as these (important) details are not part of our founding principles. |
RPM Fusion accepts kernel module packages in [[http://rpmfusion.org/Packaging/KernelModules/Kmods2|Kmod2 standard]]. |
RPM Fusion founding principles
This page contains the set of founding principles, much like the "http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Foundations" of Fedora.
Principles we agree on
The RPM Fusion's repositories and the infrastructure to maintain them follow Fedora where possible. This means using Fedora's packaging guidelines (except for legal), Fedora's review process for new submissions, Fedora's VCS structure etc.
We have two main repositories:
one named "free" for Open Source Software (as defined by the Fedora Licensing Guidelines) which can't be included in Fedora because it might be patent encumbered in the US
- one named "nonfree" for non-free software, that is everything else which can't be in free; this includes software with public available source-code that has "no commercial use"-like restrictions
The nonfree repository depends on the free repository; Open Source Software which depends on non-free software is shipped in the nonfree repository.
Both repositories contain only add-on packages and not replacements in relation to the base package set. Whereby the base package set is defined as: RHEL/CentOS + EPEL or Fedora (Fedora 7+)
RPM Fusion accepts kernel module packages in Kmod2 standard.