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From: "Albert Yang" <albert@achtung.com>
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OK guys, I was thinking we should throw together an agreed upon 
structure for Pico?  I was thinking we'd do like FreeBSD, have a 
stable and a current; with maybe 4 releases to the stable tree every 
year, or whenever we feel that a release is stable.  

I figure we'd start with /stable and /current.  To facilitate a 
migratory path towards modularity of Pico, I thought we'd do this.  
We'd have a modules directory of all the different modules available 
for Pico.  Then we'd have a /make section which kept all the make 
files against the modules.  Then if I wanted, I can just go to the 
make directory and do a make, and it would grab against the modules 
directory, and cough me up a floppy.

If it's a stupid idea, let me know, I'm open for suggestions.  I just 
want to get some process and structure underway.  A small sample is 
shown below.

Albert


/STABLE
	/modules
		/1.0.0
	
	/make
		/dialup
			/1.0.0
			/1.0.2
			/1.1.1
		/router
			/1.0.0
			/1.0.2
			/1.1.1
		/dialup
			/1.0.0
			/1.0.2
			/1.1.1
		/isp
			/1.0.0
			/1.0.2
			/1.1.1

/CURRENT
	/modules
		/1.0.0
	/make
		/dialup
			/1.0.0
		/router
			/1.0.0
		/ppp
			/1.0.0
		/isp



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