On 7/24/19 7:29 AM, Harlan Lieberman-Berg wrote:
> If we're not willing to force people to use debhelper, forcing them to use
> git and
> salsa seems much more extreme.
+1
let's first, if at all, get the mandatory use of debhelper into policy
which is much more important.
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Daniel
On 2/20/20 8:30 AM, Didier 'OdyX' Raboud wrote:
> For the record; I have _absolutely no doubt_ that Sam is working to benefit
> Debian. But in that particular instance, I happen to strongly disagree that
> his actions have a positive effect on Debian (the community).
+1
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Daniel
Matthew Palmer wrote:
> I'd prefer to keep Planet Debian for people, too, but it's not a *really*
> strong preference.
Me too. Neither DWN nor DebianTimes should, imho, be on planet.d.o.
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as part of Debian Etch,
> | as long as we are legally allowed to do so, and the firmware is
> | distributed upstream under a license that complies with the DFSG.
> `
seconded.
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agree with your other points, however this one here is mooth.
Every sponsor shall review any package as carefull as possible,
regardless from whom it was prepared, to ensure integrity of the archive.
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The next stable release of Debian ("Lenny") is planned to happen roughly
at the end of 2008. That means:
Given this plan above, Debian 4.0 is supported at minimum until end of
2009, and Debian 3.1 at minimum until April, 2008.
Thank you for your interest in Debian,
Daniel Baum
rst seasons of
simpsons were created on a proprietary operating system (irix) with
proprietary software.
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> right, additionally if common knowledge that the first seasons of
> simpsons were created on a proprietary operating system (irix) with
> proprietary software.
s/if common knowledge/it's common knowledge/
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> And what does the common knowledge says about the OS used to create toy
> story characters?
no clue, i never liked or got interested in toy story.
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Snow, David wrote:
> Hi, all I want to do is listen to radio 2 (sad I know).
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can find the label of the respective disk in
/.disk/label on each of them.
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umm, typo.. i wanted to write '/.disk/info to designate the label',
which ended up in '/.disk/label'. sorry for the confusion and thanks for
correcting.
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ld util-linux and I think its too much and probably wrong to
> have fdisk stay in /usr/bin.
why not just having uploaded the last sane version with an epoche? then,
you could have took your time to fix the 0.4 version properly.. it's bad
to see 'my' package go just because of
builds
and release/ are manually tested images (though release is currently
rsyncing in).
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hat is a live image with normal d-i netinstall on it). they
could be released one day after beta2 release is on the mirrors. as the
d-i part on those images do not differ from the normal d-i images, i
don't see any additional burden for d-i team.
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ime for it, you're more than welcome.
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sr=1-1
"Linux for Dummies, First Edition (Paperback)
by Craig Witherspoon (Author), Coletta Witherspoon (Author), Jon Hall
(Author)"
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nce backports.org or any other unofficial service in
the future became backports.debian.org, same respect as i shown above to
git.debian.org may certainly apply.
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sure that it is as unconvenient as possible for the
project to overrule an already announced RM decission, publicity-wise.
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-member of debian.ch cannot directly submit items to the agenda,
but indirectly by suggesting them to the actuary or any other member
instead.
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there will be no elections on AGM 2010 since we've done elections
for 2010 already on AGM 2009.
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ot be possible to have the whole thing in
> one CD.
this is possibe, but off-topic here.
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omething that's just as good as knoppix,
s/automated build/the package selection in tasksel/
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te' these lists
somewhat in order to react on archive changes wrt/ cd size contstraints,
rather than to rely on a somewhat 'unflexible' (as in, needs sourceful
upload) meta-package farm.
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o turn
debian.ethz.ch into ftp.ch.debian.org for becoming an official mirror
was never answered (of course, all requirements are fulfilled).
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consisting only of me? *scnr* :)
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my suggestion, i think it's
> better than 'ping not required', would be better than now too.
Sure, sure.. Joergs addition would make much things easier, and I
welcome if someone does a working NMU for a bug which I was to lazy to
close it myself.
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