From f9a6e330c861d017c2393d67460213d7fe9839f0 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek Date: Aug 24 2020 16:29:54 +0000 Subject: Remove steam from list of examples It is not packaged natively for Fedora, and is only available from a 3rd party repo, so it's confusing to include it in the list of examples. It is not covered by the policy. --- diff --git a/fesco/modules/ROOT/pages/Third_Party_Repository_Policy.adoc b/fesco/modules/ROOT/pages/Third_Party_Repository_Policy.adoc index 1d8b8b7..4829418 100644 --- a/fesco/modules/ROOT/pages/Third_Party_Repository_Policy.adoc +++ b/fesco/modules/ROOT/pages/Third_Party_Repository_Policy.adoc @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ A third-party repository is any software repository that the Fedora Project does This policy sets out the conditions under which Fedora editions and spins can include repository definitions that make the contents from those third party repositories available to users. It applies to **repository definitions integrated with the usual package installation mechanisms** like `dnf` or GNOME Software. Unless such integration exists, this policy does **not** cover the packaging of: * Language-specific tools (`pip`, `maven`, `cargo`, `go`, …). -* Tools that provide access to other software packaging ecosystems (`steam`, `snap`, `apt`, `pacman`, `appstream`, `flatpak`, `dnf` invoked with package URLs, …). +* Tools that provide access to other software packaging ecosystems (`snap`, `apt`, `pacman`, `appstream`, `flatpak`, `dnf` invoked with package URLs, …). * Tools that provide images of other systems (`docker`, `podman`, `machinectl`, …). These tools can use third-party repositories without the restrictions described below.