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Description of problem:
While dropping kernel-source is a good thing, I propose adding a
feature to make setting up the source tree easier, such as a Makefile
in /usr/src. It could include targets like 'kernel_source' to get and
install current kernel sources, 'kernel_build' to make the kernel.

This should be a fairly simple addition, probably even easier than
writing a decent README on the subbject, but would help out a lot of
frustrated users.

Making a generalized Makefile is a bit difficult due to the various
combinations of kernel version + release strings for rpm/spec names.
It would be easiest if /usr/src/Makefile was owned by the kernel
package, maybe named
/usr/src/Makefile.linux-{KernelVersion}-{KernelRelease}.

Alternatively, maybe a perl-based 'kernel' command would be better,
because t handled very well by make. In this case, it could include
some extras, like initrd and grub.conf management.


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. cd /usr/src
2. make -f Makefile-2.6.9-1.681_FC3 kernel_source


Actual Results:  file not found; optionally followed by a lot of user
whining.

Additional info:

Maybe some day Bugzilla could make the Reproducability field optional
for Enhancement requests.