It's been suggested many times before, but no one has really stepped
forward to champion it. ;)
There is an rpm version being worked on by an OpenSUSE person:
http://gitorious.org/opensuse/popcorn
Something would need to be packaged, tested, etc.
Then the problem becomes what data to store, how to store it.
It's going to be a vast amount of data, and we would need some server
to store it, policies around when to drop entries, etc.
Not that I think it's a bad idea, It just needs a group of determined
people to work on and make it happen. ;)
kevin
i have looked at the source code (C server side / Python client side), it uses
libtdb [1] as storage back-end (a plain text format) , i think that
sqlite is better, and you can port it to other DBMS such as Postgres
or MySQL
[1]
http://tdb.samba.org
But how it can be integrated in Fedora, by writing yum plug-in ?
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Athmane Madjoudj