2011/1/5 Les Mikesell <lesmikesell@gmail.com>

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I do understand the conflict, just pointing out the other side. The
goal for Centos isn't so much to build a 'better' distro by accumulating
fixes that make it better for particular purposes as it is to build as
nearly exact a copy of RHEL as legally permitted. But community
involvement happens because people need to fix something for their own use.

It's not that much fixing to make a better distribution, to do this kind of work an own repository is in 99% sufficient. It's more a question of how can people help to make an earlier CentOS 6 release date happen. But this means somehow access to the current build process or at least access to the logs to see what packages still make problems for what reason. Otherwise help from other people is impossible ...

Kind regards, Thomas