[arch-general] [arch-dev-public] providing grsecurity in [community]

[Nowaker]

My reply to the arch-dev-public discussion.

> I'd say an unofficial repo is the way to go for the time being.
> linux-grsec in the AUR only has 44 votes, so it is not screaming out for
> inclusion in the repos.

Alan, please also include 64 votes for AppArmor and 19 for SELinux. It 
sums up to 127. As Daniel said, everyone will be happy to drop their 
AppArmors and SELinuxes to whatever the official repo will provide.

Anyway, votes have rarely been a reason for moving packages from AUR 
into community. It seems we are now facing a situation where the number 
of votes is a hard requirement for the package to make its way into 
community. It has never been a case, and I hope it doesn't happen now. 
Some TU is interested in maintaining linux-grsec, it won't affect 
anybody else he claims, so I don't see what the big deal is.

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Damian Nowak
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