John Hasler wrote:
>>> I couldn't find the source code to their server, either.
>Another reason to avoid it.
It's Java code running with Jetty and Apache as a front end
cacing server on Debian. We're leaning toward making it open source
once the base code stream is stable and we've implemented
[uhm, dude, line length?]
On Wed, Jan 25, 2006 at 06:04:25PM -0800, Will L (sent by Nabble.com) wrote:
> My view is that commiters will favor mailing list because it requires
> commitment, as Adners said, it has a sense of "seriousness". But, is it
> reasonable to expect a general user to be commi
Lars Wirzenius writes:
> As an aside, I think Debian shouldn't endorse Nabble.com in any way as
> long as they have in their terms of use contract a clause that allows
> them to change the contract at any time without notification.
That doesn't mean much. You are only bound by the terms in effect
John Hasler wrote:
Will L writes:
> For exmaple, suppose a user just wants to ask a question, is it
> reasonable to require him to subscribe, receive unrelated emails, then
> unsubscribe?
Subscription is not required.
...
Yes, you are right. I did not realize that almost all Debian lists are u
ke, 2006-01-25 kello 18:04 -0800, Will L (sent by Nabble.com) kirjoitti:
> For exmaple, suppose a user just wants to ask a question, is it
> reasonable to require him to subscribe, receive unrelated emails, then
> unsubscribe?
For what it's worth, it is not necessary to subscribe to a (Debian) lis
Will L writes:
> For exmaple, suppose a user just wants to ask a question, is it
> reasonable to require him to subscribe, receive unrelated emails, then
> unsubscribe?
Subscription is not required.
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I have been following this mailing list vs web forum thread and I hope my post is not too late. I like the post by Anders Breindahl so I quoted his entire message below.
My view is that commiters will favor mailing list because it requires commitment, as Adners said, it has a sense of "seriousnes
Continuing the experiment as outlined in [1] and [2], triggered by the
discussion starting at [3], I hereby call for participation of Debian
Developers in a poll, to attempt to gauge the opinion of "The average
DD"[4] as good as it gets on the issue of what to do with the Maintainer
field in packag
On Tue, 24 Jan 2006, Paul Johnson wrote:
> > FWIW, what you say is false and *many* developers are interested in
> > cooperation, not in war.
> >
> > And Ubuntu is doing far more for us than most other derivatives that we
> > ever had.
>
> Provide evidence, please.
Please don't reply to private e
Am 2006-01-18 10:31:42, schrieb Pascal Hakim:
> Heh. The 2005 list archives are 780 Mb (gziped)
__( command 'ls -Al ~/public_html/lists.debian.org/debian-user/' )
/
| insgesamt 43780
| -rw-rw-r--1 lists.de server2408540 25. Jul 2004 1999-04.tar.gz
| -rw-rw-r--1 lists.de server
Am 2006-01-19 13:32:56, schrieb Felipe Augusto van de Wiel (faw):
> Ok, it is a news (probably spam) about trucks that are
> going to do an experimental test with Mc'Donalds vegetal oil
> used to fry food, the "used oil" will serve as fuel. :-)
Will this stop the US-Oil-War in Irak and the
Am 2006-01-18 04:49:26, schrieb Madana Prathap:
> As my "from:" indicates, Gmail doesn't exactly suffer from a lack of space
> as such. What I did mean by clogging, is visual - a few hundred list mails
> a day, are enough to make your inbox look messy.
??? - What about mailfiltering as the
Am 2006-01-18 03:03:49, schrieb Madana Prathap:
> Hi,
> I've been subscribed to 12 debian mailing-lists. As you could imagine, my
I am on 73
> mailbox is simply over-flowing now, with the number of mails & the
Get between 1500 and 2700 messages per day.
> frequency. To avoid the struggle, I
On 2006-01-25 0151, Michael Banck wrote:
> On Tue, Jan 24, 2006 at 08:02:19AM -0800, Paul Johnson wrote:
> > I don't see how opening a web forum only the newbies are likely to use
> > benefits the newbies or is fair to the experienced users who volunteer
> > to help them.
>
> People learn quickly
Paul Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
>> And Ubuntu is doing far more for us than most other derivatives that we
>> ever had.
> Provide evidence, please.
X.org, d-i, Gnome.
[Still, communication of changes for smaller packages REALLY sucks]
Marc
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Michael Banck wrote:
> or IRC. That some of the sub-forums are bi-directionally gated to their
> mailing lists does not help either, as the different style of writing
> and quoting annoys the other side and at least at times during the past
> forum posts were gated anonymously to the mailing list
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