difficulties and present a plan to fix them by sending a mail to
the bug report.
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On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 07:27:57PM +0200, Thomas Viehmann wrote:
The problem with Debian's processes is not that they are too slow,
but that they are full of people who only degrade Debian.
I agree with the concern. But the reason is twofold. On one hand we
might
the other, heavily stinking problems),
but, really, how hard is it to close the orphaning bug when people
become magically enchanted to fix eclipse?)
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of the backlog.
The main difference between Chris and Sandro and many of the less
successful candidates is commitment and skill.
I would not think that the above qualifies as Chris being exceptionally
lucky with respect to how the process works out in each case.
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1. Mainly inspired by damog's most recent post.
2. This is, mind you, any one's ticket into the cabal: spend vast
amounts of time trying to put out quality work.
3. http://lists.debian.org/debian-release/2009/02/msg00083.html
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apologies for the cross-post, choose your favorite one of the two to reply.
search.debian.org[1], a slightly patched xapian-omega instance, is
looking for a kind DD (or a team?) to pick it up. Some more improvements
to the language support would be desirable
T.
P.S.: Please CC me if you reply in order to take the job.
1. http://search.debian.org/
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months ago I started search.debian.net to operate as the
new Debian search. That had to move hosts lately, and search.debian.org
already points to the new location but the service has not quite arrived
yet.
I apologize for the inconvenience.
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On 2008-10-23 12:11:32.00 Aurelien Jarno [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The NEW queue hasn't been processed for two months if we except a
few
fast-tracked packages, and the number of packages it contains has
increased a lot.
Some rumors said it is due to the approaching release of Lenny, but
on
. Thanks again.
If anyone has archives to fill the gaps...
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give that a second try to see if you can
reread that off the CD before I try to massage them into the archive.
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1. last time at
http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2006/03/msg00023.html
2. Seriously, what do you answer NMs asking why there are so many
substandard copyright files in Debian when doing QA work? That
it used to be more difficult a few years ago?
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As I read it, the developers would - if this GR would be accepted as it is -
acknowledge, that some people seem to think they act - within their Debian
roles - outside Debians constitution.
And since we acknowledge this from now on, this practice becomes fine and
/
use http://lists.debian.org/msgid-search/%s for quick bookmarks
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3697 debian-user-portuguese
5343 debian-user-spanish
5481 debian-devel
7585 debian-user
92985 total (includes unlisted)
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tt + br
before.
If you find what you believe are regressions that need fixing, please
don't hesitate to file a bug against the listarchives pseudo-package.
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1. http://lists.debian.org/
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The bad ideas are my own, though.
1.
http://master.debian.org/~tviehmann/debian-devel/2007/debian-devel-200701/
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with it.
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Thomas Viehmann wrote:
If the one thing keeping us from deleting list spam (which I found out
...we don't...
after reporting entire months of d-devel spam) is the indexing and thus
linking, I'd happily try to come up with a patch that makes mhonarc deal
with the gaps.
The result of a quick
itself and a lot of search
engines to no avail.
Try looking at the actual Debian Security Advisories and see if you can
find a pattern.
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be deminished by dch et al. producing changelog
entries suited for upload to Debian by default?
If derivatives change this, their packages woudln't go into Debian anyways.
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in as a user that is able to access katie.Katie's pkg.files...
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1. I freely admit that I've not asked for it recently.
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impression that the previous non-smooth python transitions were
fare more successful and less stressful.
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of package as
title of the version strings (e.g. displayed in mozilla-based browsers
when you hover over the version).
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parties). I think something like X-Vcs-Url
would be cool.
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much rather have someone wildly NMUing
packages and not be able to do dist-upgrades without thinking for a
month than having people like Joe W. give up.
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ubuntu experience) which
(types of) packages will be affected?
I do have the impression that most maintainers will have no problem with
people improving Debian. That said, it always helps to communicate as
much and early as reasonably possible.
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be strictly neccessary for
informal polls...
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packager branding the package much more than the Ubuntu changes in
the vast majority of cases.
But then my views are far too expensive to share with others.
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Yeah, and it seems unreasonable to suggest that anyone should be
hindered to ship unmodified source packages as just that.
In fact, Debian does try to ship unmodified upstream source tarballs,
why shouldn't other people ship unmodified Debian source packages?
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* Thomas Viehmann ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Maybe it would be great to come up with something that can be used by
everyone interested. I'm thinking along the lines granting a license to
use Debian derived as part of the name for products / efforts to
create products derived
woody's 1.0) finds its way to installation.
Until then, you'll also have trouble with the key selection for
encryption of answers if you have (young) authentication keys on your ring.
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