such features? Obviously, they'd have final say over a particular
implementation.
Thanks,
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and long descriptions. See section 3.4 of the
policy manual.
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ackages available
is unnecessary for this purpose.
OTOH, I think it would be completely reasonable for the security team to
object.
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system and Linus Torvalds claims to be trying to take ove
a game...". (Yes, I know that the actual
program is "robotfactory". None-the-less, in English, the first word of
a sentence is always capitalized.)
Also, the whole long description is misformated - every line should
begin with a space.
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Author : Eugene V. Lyubimkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> * URL : http://sourceforge.net/projects/nlkt/
> * License : GPL 2+
> Programming Lang: C++
> Description : non-linear visual keyboard trainer
>
> nlkt is a lightweight keyboard trainer (touch-t
tion.
> fwsnort translates Snort rules into iptables rules and generates a
English sentences always begin with a capital letter.
You might want to break up that description into a couple of paragraphs,
as it's pretty dense.
Steve
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uot;Codecgraph is a utility..." (The first word of a sentence is
capitilized.)
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system and Linus Torvalds claims to be trying to take over the
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rsion: 3.9.0
> Upstream Author: [Panayotis Katsaloulis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>]
> URL: [http://www.jubler.org]
> License: [GPL]
No brackets, please.
> Description: [Subtitle Editor]
Needs a better short description, and a long description.
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> * License : GNU General Public License version 2 or later
> Description : Web-based project management tool
>
Ummm, where's the long description?
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system
"; I initially pictured something
like xterm with some sort of status bar. The phrase "terminal program" brings
to mind a terminal emulator to a lot of people, I would guess.
Also, the first character in the short description should be lowercase.
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> The ultimate othello game with aqua-friendly graphics, full
> cocoa interface and animations.
And how is that relevant to a Debian GNU/Linux user?
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What events might happen?
To be clear: I think it's okay to say "If you want SimCity 4, this isn't
it", but that's hardly a complete description.
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system and Lin
x27;s see, it's in Debian main, so I know that it's a) Linux and b)
free. The rest is advertising.
I had to scroll through 30 lines to find out what database it supports.
Is it really mysql only?
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The irony is that Bill Gates claims to be making a stable o
t *do*? SNMP monitoring? Network service monitoring?
Local resource (e.g. diskspace or CPU usage) monitoring? Alert
by e-mail, or pager, or IM? Web based? How is it configured? Any
autodetection capabilities?
Please save the marketing nonsense for the upstream website, and provide
the Debian us
kage) and sufficiently
> stable to warrant its inclusion into the Debian distribution.
Then why not just upload it as the new version of 'scribus' in unstable? Why
do we need a whole new package?
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On 10-Jun-08, 06:38 (CDT), William Pitcock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> - openvpn (may or may not have exception, more checking needed)
The copyright file has the necessary exceptions.
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> * Package name: sock
> Version : 0.3
> Upstream Author : Willian Richard Stevens, Mike Borella and Christian
> Kreibich.
> * URL : http://www.icir.org/christian/sock.html
> * License
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> Package: wnpp
> Severity: wishlist
> Owner: Julian Andres Klode <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> * Package name: mayanna
> Version : 0.2.8
> Upstream Author : Seif Lotfy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> and others
> * URL
On 23-Jul-08, 22:47 (CDT), Paul Waite <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> * License : GPL, Apache 2.0, CDDL 1.0, BSD, MIT
Really? All of those?
> Programming Lang: (C, C++, C#, Perl, Python, etc.)
Really? All of those?
> Description : The Apollo Solr Server
>
> The Apollo Solr Serve
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> Description: ExactImage is a fast, modern and generic image processing
> library. It can be used with different frontends to replace
> Imagemagick with some faster and more specialised tool
ries.
>
You should probably read the control file documentation on the
distinction between "short description" and "long description". And
about not repeating the package name in the short description.
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a lot of package descriptions. However, spelling
it out explicitly may be a bit much.
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sentence, and so should NOT be
capitalized. Isn't English fun?)
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>
> I don't see the relevance of this argument, really, but if you really think
> it's a problem: What if someone needed to access an existing Perforce
> repository?
They could download and install the client from Perforce?
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url with further information on the notion in every
> manpage.
Any reason not to include it in the long description?
> If you would like to sponsor this package or know a sponsor, please let
> me know.
Sorry, can't help there.
Steve
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d
of the sentence. Thus "Qavimator is a QT-based BVH animation editor..."
Also, please reformat to fit in an 80-character line.
Oh, and either "secondlife" needs to be capitalized in the short
description, or lowercased in the long.
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elves.
ITPs serve as a marker, but also as way to get some of the package
basics right before you upload debs and people spend time translating
them. The sooner you find and fix a bug, the easier it is.
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u need to repost the ITP, since our exchange is
in the bug log. Just make sure that you get the fixes into the
package/templates before anyone spends time translating. That's why I
(when I notice) send these kinds of trivial fixes to the ITP, so that
they get fixed before a real upload.
Steve
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lines, you need two (or more) leading
spaces. Also, the bulleted items need to either all be sentences
(beginning with a capitalized letter and ending with a period) or not
(not). Finally, watch out for the 80 char line-length.
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: BSD, original
^
"Original", as in the 4-clause anti-advertising version? It's your code,
your license choice, of course, but it's so rarely used these days, I
kind of wondered...
Steve
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ut the package name in the short description. We know it's open source
since it's in Debian. Suggestion:
Description: draw plasmid and vector maps with high-quality graphics export.
3. You're missing a long description.
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alized ("draw plasmids..."), nor
end in a period.
Long description isn't formatted correctly. See section 5.6.13 of the
policy manual.
(It's entirely possible that you know this, and your control file is
correct. But there's no way for me to tell...)
Regards,
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-
ications. It
natively supports PostScript as output format.
If you haven't looked at the Debian New Maintainers Guide, you might
want to:
http://www.us.debian.org/doc/manuals/maint-guide/index.en.html
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velopment
environment? If so, it would be good to mention it in the descriptions.
Regards,
Steve, N800 owner/user
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it's FOSS. Try:
Description: framework for real-time simulation, particularly medical
simulation
Steve
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The irony is that Bill Gates claims to be making a stable operating
system and Linus Torvalds claims to be trying to take over the
world. -- seen
fused the short and long
descriptions, and it's not formatted correctly. Don't put the
package name in the short description. Please use standard English
capitalization rules.
I assume it's a straight dump of the upstream website. Those are rarely
suitable for Debian (or Ubuntu) packag
e posting the ITP? You're
going to have to do it eventually, why not now? Is there some sort of
fierce competition in ITPs that I'm unaware of?
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system and Linus Torvalds c
ce (subclassing) of locks
> - debugging utility
> - timeouts with locks
> - locks with both exclusive and non-exclusive characteristics
> - read/write mode lock (write locks are exclusive, read locks are not)
> - "safe" object based locks to help debug lock code.
Excellent
special purpose libraries and modules for the Python
> programming language.
English sentences begin with capital letters. Yes, even when the word is
not normally capitalized.
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The irony is that Bill Gates claims to be making a stable operating
system
ption: [Set or change label to partition disk]
I realize this is just an RFP, but the proposed package name is way too
generic. Something like 'partlabel' or 'disklabel' would be better.
It also seems a rather trivial script for its own package...
Steve
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ad balancers with the initial
> implementation of traceroute.
> The full detail with technical explanations is available at
> http://www.paris-traceroute.net/newtraceroute.htm
Your long description is malformed - the lines are too long and each
line should begin with a space.
Regards,
Ste
h putting the word "postgresql" in the short
description. Also, don't put the package name in the short desciption.
Thus:
Description: tools for PostgreSQL database replication and failover
Steve
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The irony is that Bill Gates claims to be making a stable ope
: MPL-1.1
> Description : an Iceweasel extension to handle web and image links
Aren't iceweasel extension packages supposed to be named
'iceweasel-foo'? (No idea if there's actual policy, just looking at the
existing packages)
Thus "Package name : iceweasel-li
gt; Programming Lang: Python
> Description : it's a free solution for easy setup and management of qemu
I can't really say why this "Description" seems wrong (except for the
redundant "free"), but it really doesn't fit the style, somehow. A
simpler "ea
and suggesting others.
Wouldn't that cause people who currently have "bazaar" (the package)
installed to suddenly change from 'baz' (aka "bazaar the old SCM tool")
to 'bzr' (the new SCM tool)? That seems like a bad idea.
Steve
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arch for.
Does this package really have any non-cracker usefulness? If I'm the
sys admin, then it's a lot easier for me to 'ls -R' and look at the
configuration files to find what URLs might be in play.
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ackages will have to reflect *that*.
Fine. Figure out a way to transition that doesn't involve automatically
replacing baz with bzr.
Or, just include in the bazaar package long description "This is baz,
not bzr. You probably want the bzr package, instead."
Or, just have 'bazaar
an eye towards the
> needs of GUI builders, such as NetBeans. This project consists of the
> following pieces:
"This package provides the following functionality:"
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syst
cient
for those who need this packages.
Or am I confused, and this has nothing to do with TI at all?
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ase read the sections 3.1 and 5.7 in the policy manual (and all the
rest of it, if you haven't). Short version: Desciptions need to have a
short summary line, followed by a longer, multi-line description of the
package.
Regards,
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t; It also includes a search tool to perform query on this XML
^^^^
> files.
"these" is the plural form.
Steve
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The irony is that Bill Gates claims to be making a stable operating
system and Linus T
about this, and I don't remember what the
result was. Also, I'd argue that "window manager" doesn't need to be
capitalized, but a quick look at the existing situation shows about half
are and half aren't.
>
> Desing goals are that it be fast and lightweight, as well as
ly in-appropriate for a standard preinst/postinst upgrade.
Regards,
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on/python-policy.txt.gz.
Steve
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system and Linus Torvalds claims to be trying to take over the
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nt of this would be? I mean, I certainly don't object to you
packaging this, but I've no idea why I would want to install it, given
binutils.
Steve
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system and Linus Torvalds claims
ent only if you are running the webserver locally. It
> is intended for creating standalone GUI applications.
>
> (Include the long description here.)
Please read the debian maintainers guide and debian policy on how to
write the short and long descriptions.
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ce somewhere in the
short or long description. I've no idea what this package is about.
Steve
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system and Linus Torvalds claims to be trying to take over the
world. -- seen on the net
Or perhaps it doesn't. Entirely up to you.
Steve
[1] Yes, I see that your original is pretty much what's on the upstream
site. It's awkward and inscrutable there, too.
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system and Linus Torva
ed "ray-o-back" is designed to be simple to configure and
easy to use."
as a new first sentence. The rest is fine.
Steve
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system and Linus Torvalds claims to be trying to take over the
world. -- seen on the net
5. So if the package is ready to go, I can look at
it this weekend; otherwise, it will be the middle of August before I can
deal.
If you get a better offer, take it :-).
Steve
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On 30-Nov-01, 17:26 (CST), Steve Dunham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'd like to recommend that pump be removed from woody
Sounds fine.
> and dhcp-client "Replaces" pump, if there is no objection.
If you're using "Replaces" as a generic term (i.e. people should use
dhcp-client instead of pump),
ally try not to
criticize descriptions unless I can offer something better, but I'm at a
complete loss on this one. "Not as blindess"? "because of its it is..."?
Anybody?
Steve
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syste
nspython.org
> * License :
^^
The little '*' means the field is not optional. :-)
Steve
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system and Linus Torvalds claims to be trying to take over the
world. -- seen on t
ections.
Ummm, reference notes for *what*?
Yes, by context I can guess it's related to the Christian Bible, but
making it explicit would be nice. You might also say what version of the
Bible is considered; presumably (from the dates) KJV?
Also, neither "Edition" nor "Based"
comics, designed to
> work well under the GNOME Desktop
Repeats the package name, too long, and "online strips comics" is not
the standard English phrase. Perhaps:
Description: online comic-strip reader for GNOME
works?
>
> (Include the long description here.)
>
Yes, pl
postcard program written in PHP. Suitable
> for large or small sites, it is very easy to setup, and comes with an
> installation wizard. What could be easier?
I know the usual criteria for Debian packages are "Free" and "Someone is
willing to maintain it", do we really
*wanted*? Okay, maybe "Unsolicited Crap E-mail" is more
correct, but it's still UCE.
Steve
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system and Linus Torvalds claims to be trying to take over the
world. -- seen on t
On 09-Oct-02, 17:01 (CDT), Ross Burton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> * URL : http://primates.ximian.com/~campd/mist/
ERROR 404: Not Found.
There is, however, a
http://primates.ximian.com/~dave/mist/
Steve
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The irony is that Bill Gates claims to be
ze what features libfork-perl provides, and how it makes fork
development[1] easier.
Hint, Hint.
Also, 'wraper' is more commonly spelled 'wrapper'.
Regards,
Steve
[1] Actually, I've always thought the fork to be a pretty well developed
utensil. The spoon, now, *tha
di/Sector One" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> * URL : http://metalog.sourceforge.net
> * License : GPL
> Description : Modern login daemon
^^^^^
I think you mean "logging", not "login", right?
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r graphics format which is "vectorially" understood by
> SO/OO.
Don't repeat the brief description as the first line of the full
description. All the Debian tools that show the full also show the
brief.
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The irony is that Bill Gates claims to be ma
about is what
kind of geographic data formats it's capable of displaying, and what
different ways it can display that data.
Steve
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system and Linus Torvalds claims to be trying to take over the
world. -- seen on the net
D]>
> * URL : http://www.arp-sk.org/
> * License : GPL
> Description : Swiss knife tool for ARP
You're missing a long description. And the more common idiom is "Swiss
army knife" (at least in my experience).
Steve
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> * URL : https://sf.net/projects/hammerhead/
I suppose this is being overly nitpicky, but is there a particular
reason for using https?
Steve
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The irony is that Bill Gates cla
direct:
Description: bind IBM ThinkPad special keys to arbitrary actions.
And I wouldn't sweat the "(tm)", it just looks ugly. Put it in the long
description if you must.
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sy
at in the short description, as
I might not find this doing a quick search.
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system and Linus Torvalds claims to be trying to take over the
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supports many of the features of Version 8 of the
> ICQ protocol (ICQ 2001). Full-featured and the GUI is looks good.
Probably s/ is//.
Steve
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system and Linus Torvalds claims to be trying to take over the
world. -- seen on the net
Network Management Sytem (NMS) for IP networks."
and putting the details in the long descriptions?
> Have to think of something to put here, but it does lots.
Heh.
Steve
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system and Linus
erhaps
'based loosely on Tolkein's books' or "on Lord of the Rings".?
Steve
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system and Linus Torvalds claims to be trying to take over the
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ription, rather than a bullet
list of features.
Steve
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system and Linus Torvalds claims to be trying to take over the
world. -- seen on the net
ve strikes me as
awkward; I might go with just "configure kernel modules in their native
language." Also, the antecedent for "their" is a little fuzzy, but I'm
not sure I like "in the user's native language" any better.
Steve
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ata from a
> medium with errors, i.e. a hard disk with some bad sectors.
> Why?
> [*snip*]
The long description is not a place for a discussion on how the program
works, particularly one that begins the middle (what "latter three
features"? I don't see any features liste
nded for real
use. (And it should be kept out of testing/stable as well -- it's not
fair to the upstream to present works-in-progress as useful.)
Regards,
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system and Linus Torvalds claims to be trying to take over the
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re's no
sign of an upgrade path yet.
There are are several web photo albums in Debian. Another one that's
likely to be popular and well supported long term won't hurt.
Steve
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system and Lin
w apt-watch
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ult. Is that really necessary?
The important thing is that you don't pickup .dpkg-dist etc. in default
mode. For the sake of consitency, you should use the same conventions as
run-parts. Feel free to take the code from cron.
And yeah, I'll pick up fixing the permissions in cron. Send m
essages to a database
Description: Log Jabber conversations to a peer-visible database
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between the "short description" and the "long description". :-)
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emely efficient...".
Sorry, that's not a true statement: use of a particular language doesn't
automagically make a program efficient. How about something like
"Logsurfer is written with a concern for efficiency, and easily support
busy sites with a high amoutn of log traffic
filename, song title and artist, ..."
(I don't read French, so you'll need to fill in and correct the last
sentence about what it actuall saves.)
Steve
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system and Linus Torvalds claims to be trying to take over the
world. -- seen on the net
m, and update in real time?
It would be useful to know what the output format is - Postscript, on
the X display, both?
Regards,
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system and Linus Torvalds claims to be trying to take over the
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7;s program name:
Mnews can read news via NNTP
Regards,
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system and Linus Torvalds claims to be trying to take over the
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gnome-keyring is a GUI front end or a back end that other
packages can use (which other packages?), or both.
Regards,
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system and Linus Torvalds claims to be trying to take over the
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ough it currently also
> compiles under FreeBSD and possibly other *NIX systems.
Irrelevant to the consumer of a Debian package.
Steve
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system and Linus Torvalds claims to be trying to take over the
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be correct.
Suggestion:
Description: gtk2 to configure Xcursors themes
The long description needs a *lot* of work, as it is not even close
to grammatically correct.
Steve
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system and Linus
ktop.org package by now in
> debian.
If you're going to CC debian-devel, at least have the courtesy to
mention what the hell you're babbling about, instead of forcing us to go
look up the bug number.
> Get off your ass.
Ah. I see. Courtesy is not your strong point.
Steve
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domains that can be created.
Would it be possible to have a description of what the package *does*,
rather than marketing gobbledy-gook?
Steve
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system and Linus Torvalds claims to be trying to take
ified (and reminded me that I
had previously read about bazaar). Perhaps
Description: alternate implementation of arch with a superior UI
would be better? Perhaps not... I agree that it's hard to describe
in 80 chars.
Regards,
Steve "Random Thoughts R Us" Greenland
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ersations and
responding to specially formatted requests. You define and customize
these responses in Ruby. Nadoka is conceptually similar to Madoka, an
older proxy written in Perl.
(I'm sure there's an IRC-specific term for "specially formatted
requests", but I can't think
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