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Feb 12, 2008 7:29 AM by
jonh_tomas
CNR for Fedora
Jan 6, 2008 7:32 AM
What else can I say... I completely agree with jeff22151... You really are taking too long... however I'm a Opensuse user and not Fedora...
Everything around CNR seems moving like a snail (has i said before!) starting with the portal that took ages to get out of Alpha (and now more a few ages to get the final version) and ending up with the CNR Plug In, that seems frozen forever... This really is a great idea... but you're taking too long to implement it... soon there will be alternatives and so long to the dream of having one installation method for every Linux distro...
if this six distros are taking this long... it's better no one think about other distros in the next 10 years...
And Jeff... for what i know the next distro to be supported is going to be Debian because it shares the same file types... only then we will have .rpm based distros supported... sad but true... and think for a minute... if they're taking this long within the same extension... think how much time they will take to move to an .rpm based distro...
However this is just the rumors i heard, because they don't speak much of their plans or scheduels... you can came here tomorow and find out that all the distros (or the one you want) are supported, you never know...
Everything around CNR seems moving like a snail (has i said before!) starting with the portal that took ages to get out of Alpha (and now more a few ages to get the final version) and ending up with the CNR Plug In, that seems frozen forever... This really is a great idea... but you're taking too long to implement it... soon there will be alternatives and so long to the dream of having one installation method for every Linux distro...
if this six distros are taking this long... it's better no one think about other distros in the next 10 years...
And Jeff... for what i know the next distro to be supported is going to be Debian because it shares the same file types... only then we will have .rpm based distros supported... sad but true... and think for a minute... if they're taking this long within the same extension... think how much time they will take to move to an .rpm based distro...
However this is just the rumors i heard, because they don't speak much of their plans or scheduels... you can came here tomorow and find out that all the distros (or the one you want) are supported, you never know...
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