Hi, This is an idea I have been thinking about for a while. One disadvantage of rolling release (at least with how we implement it), is that some packages do not get rebuilt in a long time. That can mean policy changes never get fully implemented (e.g. removal of .FILELIST from packages, moving man pages to /usr/share/man, LDFLAGS changes, arch=any, etc). Also, new toolchains bring new optimizations that are good to have. I would like to propose that we ensure no package in the repos goes unbuilt for more than a year. Looking at the current state of the repos, this should not be too much of a hassle once we catch up. There are about 12 packages in [core] and 120 packages in [extra] that currently have not been rebuild for more than a year. So, that indicates new packages to be rebuilt would occur at a rate of about two a week. If people like this idea, I can add the packages to the unimportant rebuild list wiki page (http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/DeveloperWiki:Unimportant_Rebuild_List) and gradually start doing to rebuilds. Once caught up, we can add a check to the integrity check script to catch new builds. Allan