the danger of becoming a cargo cult
Christopher Blizzard
blizzard at redhat.com
Wed Feb 28 17:09:19 UTC 2007
On Tue, 2007-02-27 at 19:08 +0530, Rahul Sundaram wrote:
> > Ubuntu is much more active in that area and thus has some interesting
> > stuff that we are already still working on (codec buddy) or have on our
> > Roadmap (say: new initsystem).
>
> Ubuntu is pretty much in the same position regarding codec buddy since
> the library is getting merged with upstream Gstreamer. Fedora has
> SELinux, Xen, Compiz integration etc. Let's not undersell ourselves
> unnecessarily. Focusing on one distribution repeatedly is not a good
> idea either.
Yeah, we have some very strong areas that others don't compete with.
Xen is one of them, SELinux is another. Overall security is another -
we've done a huge amount of work in that area (see Mark Cox's blog for
specific statistics.)
And we're starting to get ahead in other areas as well. The core +
extras merge is really going to start to help us get ahead of the curve
again instead of always being on the defensive. Things really _are_
looking up and I'm really excited about our future.
--Chris
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