So i thought maybe from such a little response, people either don't know or are
unwilling to provide for some random who appears to have just joined the
mailing list.
Thus, i am going to provide a reason like Andreas above as it seems appropriate
and so people understand i am not going to misus
I understand that the Debian GNU Netbsd project is inactive and has been
since 2002, but is the source of what was done still available?
Or has all the work aside from the NetBSD kernel been merged with the glibc
ports and Debian GNU/kFreeBSD?
On Tue, Feb 26, 2013 at 7:30 PM, Petr Salinger wrote:
Hi!
To answer your question on irc: You get buildd maintainers on
$a...@buildd.debian.org -> kfreebsd-am...@buildd.debian.org. Currently
that's me (and maybe still Aurelien). Doxygen "likes" to segfault. I
assume the problem is actually doxygen but I think noone did actually
debug the problem (y
Hi,
On 26/02/13 08:26, Martin wrote:
> I understand that the Debian GNU Netbsd project is inactive and has been
> since 2002, but is the source of what was done still available?
It would be nice to be able to dig this up, but it's actually kind of
strange how few traces of it can still be found o
Hi,
Steven Chamberlain wrote:
> On 26/02/13 08:26, Martin wrote:
> > I understand that the Debian GNU Netbsd project is inactive and has been
> > since 2002, but is the source of what was done still available?
>
> It would be nice to be able to dig this up, but it's actually kind of
> strange how
Hi,
On 26.02.2013 08:44, Martin wrote:
> So i thought maybe from such a little response, people either don't know or
> are unwilling to provide for some random who appears to have just joined
> the mailing list.
just for the archives, we're all willing to help in cases where we /can/
help. Howeve
Thanks for the all the help, i am sorry if i offended anyone as i truly did
not intend to offend anyone with my second post. I just know from
experience that some communities are not as willing to provide source to
newcomers as others even when it is open-source and for understandable
reasons. The
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