Hi,
On Saturday 13 October 2007 09:26, Frans Pop wrote:
> AFAIK they aim to be a CDD, but currently they have a number of modified
> packages, [...]
> They also have some minor customizations of the installation system (mainly
> some defaults) and custom tasks for tasksel.
I'd say they are a CDD.
Frans Pop wrote:
> On Saturday 13 October 2007, Philippe Cloutier wrote:
> > Congratulations, but is this a CDD?
>
> AFAIK they aim to be a CDD, but currently they have a number of modified
> packages, mainly because (program) translations for Dzongkha are not (yet)
> available in Debian Etch.
>
On Saturday 13 October 2007, Philippe Cloutier wrote:
> Congratulations, but is this a CDD?
AFAIK they aim to be a CDD, but currently they have a number of modified
packages, mainly because (program) translations for Dzongkha are not (yet)
available in Debian Etch.
They also have some minor cust
(please keep me CC'ed to answers, I'm not subscribed to
-project. Thanks to Paul Wise for pointing me to this thread)
Philippe Cloutier wrote:
> Congratulations, but is this a CDD? If not, what's the canonical
> name? DDL, Dzongkha Linux, Dzongkha Debian GNU/Linux
The name is Dzongkha Debian Lin
Congratulations, but is this a CDD? If not, what's the canonical name?
DDL, Dzonghka Linux, Dzonghka Debian GNU/Linux?
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During DebConf7, Christian Perrier and Frans Pop gave a talk about
"Bhutan's journey towards open source" [¹].
At [²] it is announced the release of Dzongkha Debian Linux [³].
Congratulations to everyone involved in this project!
[¹] https://penta.debconf.org/~joerg/events/25.en.html
[²] http://
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