[Panu Kalliokoski]
> Now seriously, the reasons why a package in Debian is quite different
> from a Debian package outside of Debian should be well-known enough:
> ease of search and use for users and infrastructure for packaging
> (such as the BTS).
Those are minor things compared to the reputat
On Monday 22 May 2006 13:59, Michael wrote:
> Being totally ignorant of any type of Linux based OS, I'm going to ask a
> stupid question. Does Debain use a GUI or does it use a DOSesk black screen
> and typing in commands to get things cooking ?
Yes.
> Yes I was raised on GUI ala
> "Windows" but
Hello, Michael...
On Mon, May 22, 2006 at 04:59:45PM -0400, Michael wrote:
> Being totally ignorant of any type of Linux based OS, I'm going to ask a
> stupid
> question. Does Debain use a GUI or does it use a DOSesk black screen and
> typing
> in commands to get things cooking ?
There are seve
Being totally
ignorant of any type of Linux based OS, I'm going to ask a stupid question. Does
Debain use a GUI or does it use a DOSesk black screen and typing in commands to
get things cooking ? Yes I was raised on GUI ala "Windows" but I'm interested in
trying to move away from the jugerna
On 21 Apr 2006, Panu Kalliokoski uttered the following:
> My main point is: we would do well to follow the same principle of
> openness everywhere that we do on our mailing lists and BTS. I
> don't think it would hurt Debian. Voting is also a way to make
> contribution, and a much less dangerous
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