Hello Cyril, thanks for your feedback.
On Thu, 07 Aug 2014, Cyril Brulebois wrote: > - I think it'd be fair to remove Joey as d-i coordinator, myself as X > coordinator, and probably mention Steve by name as debian-cd guy. Will do for the Jessie update. > - “mandataire à antémémoire” is really awful. As a former l10n guy > I understand you're trying to stick to toubonnais-approved terms but > I felt hit by a truck with that one. Amusingly enough “serveurs > proxy/cache” appear a few pages later. ;) Will consider it. :) > - I mentioned on IRC I wasn't sure about /dev/hd* vs. /dev/sd* but > squeeze release notes indeed mention “5.1.1. Migration of disk > drivers from IDE to PATA subsystem” so I'm now convinced it happened > that long ago. ;) I'm not sure what you're suggesting here... possibly that we might want to stop documenting the fact that /dev/hdX used to be for IDE disks ? > - There's linux-headers-* and linux-image-* but no linux-images-*. Fixed in wheezy/master, thanks. > - Spotted another typo: “plus personne de maintient SWAT” (de→ne). That was already fixed in git. > - There's a section about rsync where dirvish suddenly pops up. Maybe > I missed something but I guess you wanted to have a dirvish section > starting with an rsync description instead? Not really, we start by explaining how rsync can help do backups and then we introduce a tool that helps you achieve the scheme we just described. I don't see anything wrong in the progression of the explanation. > - chromium is no longer exactly the new kid on the block. > - virtualbox is no longer in main (after wheezy). Both noted for the jessie update. > - I think the Firefox issue is misrepresented: isn't that about > trademark and not about non-free licensing? It's a combination of both IIRC. The official logo is non-free, thus we want to replace the logo. However if you replace the logo you no longer have the right to call it Firefox (due to trademarks). (There are also other problems with the trademark such as the obligation to get our changes vetted by Mozilla) > - in the debsums part, apt-get --reinstall -d install can be replaced > with apt-get download, which is a bit more straightforward than the > option dance (I guess it was borrowed from aptitude). debsums will go away in the jessie update, now we have dpkg --verify instead. > I only skimmed through the book (didn't reach the end yet) but I really > like the style/approach you used. Thanks, that seems to be a very nice > reference book (heh, that's its purpose!), even for longtime Debian > members. :) Thanks for your feedback and your kind words! Cheers, -- Raphaël Hertzog ◈ Debian Developer Support Debian LTS: http://www.freexian.com/services/debian-lts.html Learn to master Debian: http://debian-handbook.info/get/ -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
