ee with that sentiment. I have been an AM and still are a mentor,
but never both at the same time. A mentor to me is more of a guide, the
AM is more of a gatekeeper.
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negative press goes away.
I would say using your own will mean not buying into a lot of headaches
later on. Good luck on your project, anyone who can get more people
using Free Software in general and Debian (derivative or not) is a good
thing in my opinion.
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ds.
Thanks anyway, I've got an inkling how hard that job is and we only
notice when you haven't fixed it (yet).
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ocumenting
> the license of all the upstream files is the most time-consuming part
> of *writing the copyright file*, without any statement of relation to
> the whole effort of making the Debian package.
I actually agree with Charles, it can be the most time consuming part of
the whole
t easy photo sharing with Windows Live? Photos.
> http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowslive/photos.aspx
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oster emailled me I was surprised.
Thanks for the links, I see what you mean. They both look good.
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on 100s? 1000s?
of ftp and webservers around the world, the answer was no.
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ld release Squeeze first before doing any work on
> this, a (good) release is much more important than bringing the muddy fights
> of
I'm working on some of the infrastructure. It's not actually detracting
from my Debian work.
In fact even post-processing I imagine the emails won't
a little? Just because
you can specify the license, year and authors to the n'th degree
doesn't mean you should.
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On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 12:09:44PM +1200, Lars Wirzenius wrote:
> On pe, 2010-08-13 at 09:08 +1000, Craig Small wrote:
> That would indicate there is a bug in the DEP-5 spec. It is, in my very
> non-humble opinion, not acceptable for DEP-5 to make it harder to
> maintain debian/copyri
n had comments about the documents that start of with me
initially thinking "what are they smoking" to "i see how they get that" to
"it reads like that to me, Ill change it" after some time.
If this does make it in, someone should write a file checking program to
check
Jonas stated, you can do that with the "exceptions" bit. The DEP
needs a little formatting to me because it's difficult to describe to
you (or anyone else) which bit I'm talking about.
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> be gathered together. For example, if file A has:
I like the "collected" part and the example. If Russ' patch (or
something close to it) was in DEP-5 then it is clear to me at least the
intention of what you are trying to do here.
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/ The only catch being the short names are
in the URL from what I can see.
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On Sat, Aug 14, 2010 at 06:00:12PM +0200, Jonas Smedegaard wrote:
> On Sat, Aug 14, 2010 at 05:45:12PM +1000, Craig Small wrote:
> >If this does make it in, someone should write a file checking
> >program to check the globbing. returns
> >
>
> Except that DEP5 only c
rsers. That way anything that is supplementary can go there.
It probably needs to be documented that nothing that places extra
restrictions or conditions can go there though.
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cting part I hope is cleared up. Do something like
grep -i copyright `find . -name '*.[ch]'`
over a non trivial project, especially one that has been around for
years and you get all sorts of wonderful combinations.
The globbing Charles suggested adds Angela to 2008 and John to 2009,
maybe. I
planet.
NO to toxic debates; anywhere.
I can't even find what would of caused such a problem on planet now.
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writing Free Software, I've not really asked for anything.
I'm quite happy with that. It doesn't mean I think everyone MUST be the
same, so a little solicitation is ok.
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.../page-for-proposed-new-DEP5-fields
> No ``X-'' prefix is required or desired in new field names.
I think it is a good idea to check. It will hopefully reduce the chances
of having lots of fields that mean the same thing, but have different
names.
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to trawl debian-project email archives to work out why
we have GFDL and SPDX has FDL (for example).
A reference somewhere stating the differences would be enough, perhaps
not in DEP5 itself, but somewhere, such as the wiki.
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7;s the right place to put it too. It's like the bug reports I get
regarding dh-make which really need to sit in policy regarding package
building.
I'm happy with the optional one. It's best not to have things locked in
that are not in policy.
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ian related work. It's just a lot easier that way. I largely agree
with what Russ said except in my case I do use my own domain because
corporates get funny about email use. I've also had my own domain
(and worked on Debian) far longer than I've stayed in one place.
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hat sounds like you could use the 'open use' logo for that.
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a consensus for this position?
FWIW I think it's a sensible solution to it. The cases where there is
more than one exception are probably quite rare and are effectively
their own license in any case.
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rt name.
wrt the other email I saw after this one; it's not policy yet and wasn't
in policy for precisely last-minute-tweaking sort of reasons.
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one had to look and examine old code, other bugs were
found.
Similiarly, becaue DEP-5 means re-looking at the copyright and license
situation, it might fix those sorts of bugs. This is actually a good
thing!
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De
ly acceptable trade-off.
I completely agree with you that there will be problems with this stance
but Debian is more than a technical group cranking out .deb files.
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to do everything that a DFSG
license would permit
2) It doesn't
We accept 1 and not 2. A Debian-specific trademark fits in #2 so
we cannot accept it and either don't package it or rename it.
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t is removing the
package for a trademark it is renaming, maybe. Sentences like that are
exactly why our proposed trademark policy should be what it is.
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On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 03:09:56PM +1100, Ben Finney wrote:
> Craig Small writes:
> > Now, the only difference is the fix. For a license it is removing the
> > package for a trademark it is renaming, maybe. Sentences like that are
> > exactly why our proposed trademark pol
package you need to be able to look after a package) so as
long as it doesn't say something otherwise that's fine too.
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GPG finge
appy with this setup.
It would be good to have some answers joeyh brings up about
notification.
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and the little dots are also in different
spots and its a bit thicker.
Is that "the same enough" I have no idea.
> To avoid further confusion, maybe it'd be a good idea to change our
> logo to something less silly.
Sounds like its the rise of Captain Blue-Eye again!
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hat site to reduce the confusion
The "thing" that is banned/defined must be objective and must be around
what could damage Debian, not what some people think is a waste of time.
love.d.n is a perfect example, I liked it as did others, some probably
did not; but in any case I don't
other stuff Debian people blog about" I'd say sure
why not. I've done that in the past.
As a general comment, I'm happy with the general collection of entries
on planet.d.o Sure there might be the occasional one i don't agree with
but it is a seriously low level of entri
. I wonder what causes this.
Thanks, I found it interesting in any case.
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27;t get the problem. You can see the different
responses to both shows that too.
Sigh, maybe "Icentu" time :)
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n.org/ gives a big scary certificate warning.
Interesting way they've stapled all the names together on the
certificate too.
I didn't know you could do that, but, you might like to tell them to
fix that certificate.
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there are other parts of the standard that are
completely awesome; I just don't read those parts.
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on our website; if
> someone wants to do that please email me and I'll forward the
> icon.
I look after the awards page, please forward the icon/words/urls
information to me.
Thanks,
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Hello,
I'm willing to assist in helping with the mentoring or admin for this
if Debian Developers are required. Who is going to lead this?
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Please CC me as im not on -project.
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hange also
updates the applicant's table so the manager change changes over
as well.
* Website checks for nukll/blank maintainer before trying to email
* them.
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ps?
You can skip this step. You do not have to do them in order. However
you cannot recommend an applicant until the ID, P&P and T&S stages have
been passed.
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e.
The actual report itself are the same.
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On Sun, Sep 17, 2000 at 10:42:52PM +0900, Fumitoshi UKAI wrote:
> Does anyone else see my pgp signature was bad?
Couldn't resist.
ME TOO!!
Looks like you have a problem.
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; so maybe checking the translation skills can wait till after they become
> Debian maintainers?
Yes, it is not neccessary for this, perhaps get them as maintainers then
let the translation team sort them out.
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would you say and what license(s) may you suggest.
}
} No huge essays, 4 lines or so is fine. I just need to know you have some
} idea about this.
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;s not like
there aren't others to process.
> Another way to deal with this is to take on more applicants at one time,
> so the waiting is less restricting.
Which is why I can do 7, no sweat. I'll probably bounce 3 of them early
next week.
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On Thu, Sep 21, 2000 at 11:07:26PM -0500, Mike Mattice wrote:
> Debian-private and forwarding: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is that a real email address? I.am impressed!
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Eliot has been put on hold due to not replying to emails.
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Angus does not reply to his emails, putting on hold.
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ave a small group that has a few test pages, perhaps a site re-org
or suggestions for missing pages. Once it is generally agreed that yes
this is what we want to do it gets implemented. This small group can
then ponder the next stlyistic thing that needs looking at.
I think the dual model would
e goes to Debian
- Your online store allows people to "buy" Debian donations.
Please let me know, using the same address you usd to send this first
email, when you are selling Debian merchandise and wether you allow
contributions or not.
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problem at the
least for our mirrors so my say is "no thanks Mr Google".
I have my site hosted on my server at work so no problems for me, I
might even get a cheque for 100 real dollars before easter. :)
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