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I would like a more practical approach, with packets supplementing each other.
This will be the main question: as an end user, do I want to download 3 different packages, or do I want to download a total XOOPS solution as one package? Right now (as we did in the past), the thinking was more about having one package only as it is mainly focused on new users.
But your approach is also valid. How are others feeling? If you're a new user to XOOPS, what would make more sense for you?
Ultimately, the best way would be to have a "
cafeteria" style of Package Repository, where users could select which packages/modules they would like to have, and the system creates a new zipped package with all the selected modules that could be then downloaded by the user.
Maybe we need to look at
Oledrion and see if we could use it for this purpose. It would be like shopping: the user would select modules that would be added to his "shopping cart", and then when he is ready to "check-out", the system would zipped all of them into one package (with all potential dependencies) and give him a download link.
I'll also take a look at
xAssets to see if we could accomplish it with that module, since it was designed to handle digital media.
Anybody interested to work on such approach?