Wichert Akkerman - Debian project leader [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
3. Don't use Debian Facilities for unlawful activities, including, but
not limited to, software piracy.
Please do not use the term ``piracy.'' It is a loaded word that
compares sharing software to murdering people on the
Hi,
Constitution, Immigrant restriction (new maintainer), Usage Policy,
...
... is this where it leads to? Are we going to tight ourselve in a
magnitude
of rules and laws, to be enforced by soldiers who work under the regime
of a
king (beheaded annually)?
Are we constantly fixing things which
On Thu, 11 Nov 1999, Wichert Akkerman - Debian project leader wrote:
Shell:
Please use ssh/scp if at all possible (check the copyright, it is not
free software, and there is no free replacement) rather than less
secure alternatives (rsh, telnet or FTP).
Current ssh on non-US is free...
Please use ssh/scp if at all possible (check the copyright, it is not
free software, and there is no free replacement) rather than less
secure alternatives (rsh, telnet or FTP).
You apparantly missed the great ssh rename...
Mike Stone
(not subscribed to -project)
pgpF8Tj0w1g89.pgp
Previously Michael Stone wrote:
You apparantly missed the great ssh rename...
It was actually written before that happened.. I'll update the text
to reflect that.
Wichert.
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Marcus Brinkmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think we are building on a lot of hot air. I see a lot of problems
with this.
What do other people think? Is this where you want to go today?
Absolutely right!
I think we should leave anything that could be translated to read ``In
this situation,
Philip Hands wrote:
I think we are building on a lot of hot air. I see a lot of problems
with this.
What do other people think? Is this where you want to go today?
Absolutely right!
I think we should leave anything that could be translated to read ``In
this situation, Debian
* Wichert Akkerman - Debian project leader [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
2.3 Privacy
[...]
2.3 Used abbreviations
[...]
2.3, two times. I´d also put Used abbreviations as section 2.1,
because e.g. `DSA' is already used in section Privacy.
Cheers,
Colin
PS: I´m not subscribed to debian-project
Hi,
Constitution, Immigrant restriction (new maintainer), Usage Policy,
...
... is this where it leads to? Are we going to tight ourselve in a
magnitude
of rules and laws, to be enforced by soldiers who work under the regime
of a
king (beheaded annually)?
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