what arches are most 'needy' ?

Just to branch off from discussion on the other list, What arches are most in need of assistance for stable boxes, buildds, etc? Are there stats available somewhere? - bri, posting to -project, what's more appropriate? -- Unix Staff, High Energy Physics Group [EMAIL PROTECTED] Debian/GNU

Re: Debian GNU/Linux v2.2

, is to subscribe to the 'debian-announce' list. It's very low traffic (10-20/year). http://www.debian.org/MailingLists/subscribe or just send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with subscribe in the subject. regards, - brian. -- Brian Russo [EMAIL PROTECTED] Debian/GNU Linux [EMAIL

Re: your mail

to start to purchase this card. Thank You a) this is a kernel issue b) virtually all are supported c) ask on -user next time - brian. and for chrissake wrap your columns at 80 lines ;p -- Brian Russo [EMAIL PROTECTED] Debian/GNU Linux [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.debian.org LPSG member

Re: application

and my phone number but I have not heard from you since then. How to apply for the job then? A Debian-Groupies applicant? ;-) *cough* I suggested to tbm that he should uh, investigate since he lives close :) -- Brian Russo [EMAIL PROTECTED] Debian/GNU Linux [EMAIL PROTECTED] http

Re: Open Source Hosting Solution

next time you should find out *something* about our project before spamming us, OTOH, you gave us [me] a good laugh :) If you ever want to consider switching to a real linux distro, consider Debian (www.debian.org), it'll tell you all about us. rgds, - brian. -- Brian Russo [EMAIL

Re: Unidentified subject!

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Re: starting with Corel Linux

for such a question. don't be too surprised if you get flamed though. as far as upgrading to latest stable, *shrug*, i've heard of people doing it, but can't speak personally. -- Brian Russo [EMAIL PROTECTED] Debian/GNU Linux [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.debian.org LPSG member[EMAIL

Re: Debian GNU/Linux Banners and Logos

, however there are images available, or you can make one with the pseudo image kit (http://cdimage.debian.org) Or you can get one at quite low cost from CheapBytes (www.cheapbytes.com) or a similar distributor. (usually about $5 US, plus shipping, basically the media cost). -- Brian Russo