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Fedora was conceived at a time where Linux was still seen as a “do anything and everything at once” OS. The way we handle the package universe -- core platform, software stacks, high level applications -- still reflects that view. System owners, on the other hand, now expect apps and OS to rev differently. Come listen to some ideas on how Fedora can better meet their expectations. We’ll also cover how will this benefit the community and open up new possibilities for Fedora to entice contributors.
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You may wish to add #6 to this list. You could also consider #76, however it may not be quite in the same vein.
Thanks -- those are somewhat related, to be sure. Modularity helps us deliver specific sets of software on different lifecycles. This talk is more about decoupling the base OS from most nonessential userspace and how that affects the way we approach producing Fedora. I have a feeling #6 is about the tactical approach to certain parts of userspace. We may want to consider folding #76 into this talk, actually.
Also... despite targeting a list of folks above, I think this talk will be of high interest to all long-time contributors.
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From viewing the Flock 2018 schedule today it looks like the idea of a plenary track for these important strategy talks wasn't accepted. We can work with that. However, the ordering as it currently stands will make it difficult for attendees to get context. I've sent email to bex et al. with a set of suggested changes about moving talks around. I can copy that strawman here if anyone needs.
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