Project Summary
The project eisfair-ng is the transformation of the idea of easy and fast installation and configuration onto other distributions. The extension "-ng" stands for "next generation", so "eisfair next generation". Instead of an own package format eisfair-ng uses the package format of the base distribution. Configuration files from oder eisfair installations (eisfair-1, eisfair-2) should be migrated a/o reused if possible. Currently eisfair-ng uses Alpine-Linux as its base distribution. For more details, check out the eisfair-ng webpage.
In a Nutshell, eisfair-ng...
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took an estimated 37 years of effort (COCOMO model)
starting with its first commit in March, 2013
ending with its most recent commit over 7 years ago
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