Alexander Antoniades <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Well, I don't know where that statement came from. What became woody
> > was certainly the least buggy, most secure set of software we had at
> > the time when woody froze. Which was a long long time before release.
>
> Well in my opinion the
> don't know what your luck is like, but the Debian mirrors I've tried
> (wustl.edu and rutguers.edu) are overloaded about half the time I access
> them.
"apt-get install netselect" and then run this command:
netselect -vvv $(host http.us.debian.org | cut -f3)
It will tell you which official mi
On Tuesday 04 March 2003 12:40 pm, Adam DiCarlo wrote:
> Which materials, at least of the ones on www.debian.org, are you
> referring to? Have you filed bugs for them or sumbitted feedback on
> them?
Well as far as conflicting I haven't found any on Debian.org, more outdated
documents like Dwarf
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