[Zope3-dev] Package is the wrong name for the things I called
"Zope Packages".
Jim Fulton
jim@zope.com
Tue, 21 Jan 2003 14:53:02 -0500
Shane Hathaway wrote:
> seb bacon wrote:
>
>> To restate part of my earlier confusing addition to the thread,
>> hopefully a little more clearly:
>>
>> I like "bundle" for Jim's option 'C' (a package for distribution).
>>
>> I'm with Jim that a distribution package thing should have a different
>> name from a development space thing. Most users will only ever use a
>> 'C', and then configure it. We should not give them an opportunity to
>> confuse a 'C' with an 'A' or 'B'. For Jim's 'A' and 'B', I currently
>> like "{closed|open} workspace", or even "{closed|open} project".
>
>
> As I understand it, when end users install a collection of software,
> they don't get a 'C', they get a 'B'.
No, they get a C.
...
> The original idea is that a collection of software and configurations is
> either in development (open) or not (closed).
Right.
> No third state is
> necessary.
Note that A, B, and C are not "states" but uses.
...
>> Finally, why is everyone ducking when the word "Product" is mentioned?
>> It has the benefit of already meaning something to most Zope users.
>
>
> Because it means different things to every Zope user. It would muddy
> any attempt to clarify Zope 3 packaging.
What different things does it mean?
Jim
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