Nice to see you don't need the kip binary anymore.
Thank you for providing both version here.
I'm just a little bothered with the package naming choice, but maybe you find it easier for end users?
"fusée" could be confusing. if it refers to sending the primary payload directly in RCM then it's correct.
if it refers to AMS booting method then fusée primary can both be launch with and without hekate.
Launching AMS with the different Hekate methods are also both using "fusée": either fusée (primary) or fusée (secondary).
so, calling it "Hetate" is also confusing.
Maybe calling it "Kosmos" ? as it's the method used by that package? but still not proper as other packages may use it too.
The real difference is either booting primary or secondary.
using hekate with either payload or fss0
I wrote a
guide to explain the differences, so users will hopefully better understand the differences between the two Hekate boot option, and I think calling them primary/secondary, or payload/fss0, could be better.
I will update the guide today to reflect your new packages.
