FYI I've untagged the -freeworld packages given the lack on update on this topic. It would be fine for the fedora chromium package to properly obsoletes the previous -freeworld package. Trying to learn from this failure. I don't think have a "complementary freeworld package" is the way forward. This is going to be crazy to maintain for not much benefit as a complement. Instead doing a "full built" of a chromium(-freeworld) package would allows both packages to possibly be de-synchronized for few time if the packages aren't push in the same exact time. This would dramatically reduce the "pressure" on the rpmfusion packager and on the rpmfusion infra to "follow" the fedora chromium packager. Any remark on that ? The other point is that I'm trying to figure out of a way to build rpmfusion package from fedora "unmodified" distgit (or few modifications). Basically the process would be: cd fedora: fedpkg new-sources chromium*clean.tar.xz ... fedpkg commit -p -a "Update chromium snapshot" cd ../free rfpkg new-source chromium*original.tar.xz rfpkg push rfpkg build rfpkg-minimal would call fedpkg-minimal except for the sources. (eventually using rpmdev-bumpspec -r -c "Automatic rebuilt" from an anonymous account...)