1.0

 

This release should be an industrial-strength product, suitable for broad use, even by non-programmers.

Requirements

  • Locate and use pre-installed system components (e.g. libraries)
  • Download and install packages (and their dependencies) from binaries
  • Handle acceptance and tentative acceptance of patches upstream
  • Support for checking integrity of tarballs with a secure hash
  • Super-easy to use for end-users who are, e.g., “just installing Boost”
  • Collision detection (two packages install the same file)
  • Ability to prepare the environment for a named toolchain
  • gpg

Notes

At present I’m still looking for clarification of what exactly is meant by the last bullet

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