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To: Andreas Enge <andreas@enge.fr>
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Andreas writes:

> Also, this problem can be circumvented by not having packages in the
> *system* definition, but only in *user* profiles. This decouples
> updates of single packages from updates of the system configuration.

Yes, I also came to this: absolute minimum of packages in the system
config (I again remember Gentoo and advices about @world set).

And mcron.. total, I think that I should write the service itself that
reads the definition of jobs from /etc/...