Fernando Ike de Oliveira wrote:
Ok. The first step would be to test again? I can do it and report
debian-lsb, right?
Yup, that would be a start.
Is the process for LSB Certification is complex? My
employer is very interested in to help.
It's much better than it used to be. Here's a
Em Wed, 31 Oct 2007 12:06:25 -0400
Jeff Licquia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escreveu:
>
> Yes; I was working on Debian's certification, but got bogged down in
> other issues.
>
> In the meantime, there was an obscure X library issue that appeared
> in an etch update. I have yet to track down the issu
Fernando Ike de Oliveira wrote:
Hi Folks,
I looked LSB Distribution Status of the LSB page[1] and there is
written that the Debian Etch is as planned to LSB 3.1, but I remember
that the Etch was launched[2] as compatible with LSB 3.1.
Change status to "certified" is easy? And as I can
Hi Folks,
I looked LSB Distribution Status of the LSB page[1] and there is
written that the Debian Etch is as planned to LSB 3.1, but I remember
that the Etch was launched[2] as compatible with LSB 3.1.
Change status to "certified" is easy? And as I can help it? =)
1 - http://www.li
Hi Folks,
I looked LSB Distribution Status of the LSB page[1] and there is
written that the Debian Etch is as planned to LSB 3.1, but I remember
that the Etch was launched[2] as compatible with LSB 3.1.
Change status to "certified" is easy? And as I can help it? =)
1 - http://www.li
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