Hello.
"RPM on Hobbes": It didn't mean that Hobbes will turn into a RPM server, but to store some .rpm files that are on the wild. But Neils questioning is interesting. How useful is to have a .rpm package outside a RPM server? You can install it manually, but downloading the file, but the convenience of having RPM/yum to list, download the file and let you know any update is not there.
But on the other side we are starting to have some .rpm for OS/2 software on the wild that is not on the netlabs rpm server. (Ex Featherpad, Feathernotes). Should it be easier to upload the .rpm files on the wild on Netlabs? I don't know the process of uploading rpm files on netlabs.
Regards