Kanwal K Arora wrote:
Dear Sir/Madam,
Could you pls advise me , from where to download the
Abi word [word processor] for linux or some other word processor
for linux.
Simply type
apt-get install abiword
or check out
http://packages.debian.org/abiword
Regards,
John Galt wrote:
In order to help you, can you tell use how many machines these are
at the moment and what kind of hardware they use. This is needed
just to ensure that we won't boot a kernel that doesn't support a
major piece of hardware.
Is MIPS ready for prime time? AFAIK, the Cobalts
Barry Beckman wrote:
Thought you might like to know about us. Could you pass this on to the
appropriate individual(s)? Thanks!
We partner with RedHat.
Since you haven't paid $1000 to send commercial advertisements to our list
I guess that your interest in our group and product is reall and
Craig Sanders wrote:
i have two questions for all of you:
1. what is your stance(*) on some of the recent controversial topics aka
flame-wars within debian?
- non-free archives?
- sluggish new maintainer process?
Add to it
- Maintainers who are MIA
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If you come from outside
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Martin Michlmayr
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MacBane wrote:
Are there any Debian ISO's for download.
2.1.2. CD Images
The Debian project also provides readily mastered cd images for their
stable distribution. They are bootable and optionally contain non-US
stuff as well. Please find them on
Colin Watson wrote:
Perhaps we need a more organized system of sponsorship, so that people
who are stuck waiting in the NM queue can do QA work with some degree of
ease. At the moment it seems to be largely a matter of whether you're
lucky enough to find somebody who'll quickly and
Adrian Bunk wrote:
My impression is that currently maintainers are accepted too early. For
some AMs it's enough that they build one package (and thanks to debhelper
it's relatively easy to build a package) and even if they make a buggy
package this is sometimes enough to pass the Tasks Skills
Christian Kurz wrote:
Yes, and the main point of my proposal is: An applicant doesn't get his
account before he had worked some months for Debian. This lets us judge on
his whole work (e.g. his knowledge about packaging, how he handles
bugs,...).
I think we should define that he has to
Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
1. Where does elmo live?
[ ] a. Garbage can.
[ ] b. openprojects.net.
I'll add that one.
Regards,
Joey
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-- The GNU Manifesto
Colin Watson wrote:
Martin Schulze [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Debian project has been invited to join the Advisory Board of the
recently created Gnome Foundation. The Advisory Board is a forum for
organizations and companies that have an interest in Gnome to
communicate with the Board
is
great help to us, along with helping in writing good
documentation, or doing web maintenance, translation (i18n
l10n), publicity, legal support... our quality assurance web page
lists several possible ways to help.
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Martin Michlmayr
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Philippe Troin wrote:
Has anybody done some (reusable) potato cd cover art ?
We've had some for the LinuxTag Potato CD. You should find some images
in the archive: http://www.infodrom.ffis.de/Mail-Archive/debian-events-de/2000/
Regards,
Joey
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The only stupid question is the
Jason Gunthorpe wrote:
The files may be trojans, corrupt, partial, massively screwed, fail
lintian, whatever. Massive, massive caution is advised!
I thougth that we're in this business for several years now.
Another time warp?
Regards,
Joey
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Experience is something you don't get
Joey Hess wrote:
Bart Schuller wrote:
There's only one person who knows for sure, who said that NM will reopen
in january.
Could you refresh my memory? Who siad that, when, and where?
I said it, iirc.
Regards,
Joey
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There are lies, statistics and benchmarks.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings,
To get to the point as quickly as possible
What process(es) must be followed to start a Debian dist for a new
architecture??
You'll need to be able to create native packages. This means that
you'll need a kernel, a compiler (and tools), a glibc
Anand Kumria wrote:
I didn't stage a walkout; I quit. I've had nothing to do with
new-maintainer since then. I fail to see how that's improper
behaviour which screwed Debian over.
Really? So when I visited you and you saw you had about 500+ messages
in your new-maintainer box; marked
Anand Kumria wrote:
On Wed, 29 Dec 1999, Martin Schulze wrote:
Adam Di Carlo wrote:
Goswin Brederlow [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What are the reasons for ever not letting new maintainers in?
There are none, I agree.
I'm very disappointed that Wichert has failed
Thomas Bushnell, BSG wrote:
Martin Schulze [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Wichert hasn't failed for that and this is not Wicherts fault. Don't
make it one. Wichert, Dwarf and myself were discussing things recently.
OK. Whose fault is it? What were the result of the discussions?
A large
Julian Gilbey wrote:
If you don't like the fact that the Delegates have chosen to close
new-maintainer, and are too lazy to actually get off your arse to do
the job yourself but not too lazy to make a fuss, then you can use
[...]
But the number of people who volunteered to join the NM
Anthony Towns wrote:
This doesn't do anything to address the real issue (getting
new-maintainers back on its feet), and only seems to give people something
to point to when whining about how everyone else isn't doing everything
for them.
Agreed.
Regards,
Joey
--
A mathematician is
Wichert Akkerman wrote:
The ftpmasters do their work for the project. They exist
on behalf of the project. The project does not exist as result
of the ftpmasters, it's vice versa.
True. However that doesn't always seem to work that way. A good example
is that we have a consensus to
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