Re: Marked For Autoremoval: How can we help? :)

Chime Hart, le sam. 28 mai 2022 11:24:37 -0700, a ecrit: > Meanwhile will these also be removed from Debian SID, No, a package is never removed from SID unless the maintainer really asks for it. Samuel

Re: Marked For Autoremoval: How can we help? :)

Well, an interesting thread. The package which concerns me which was on that list is "trn" a usenet news-reader. I sure hope it won't be removed! Meanwhile will these also be removed from Debian SID, which I run on my desktop. As an anoying side note, on my laptop, I am in testing, but when runn

Re: Marked For Autoremoval: How can we help? :)

Cindy Sue Causey, le sam. 28 mai 2022 11:41:52 -0400, a ecrit: > Per Thomas, addressing that will affect about a zillion packages > beyond those from Accessibility. Yes, it's really not specific to accessibility, basically all packages got the mail because of a script that got overzealous. That i

Re: Marked For Autoremoval: How can we help? :)

Jeffery Mewtamer, le sam. 28 mai 2022 15:57:45 +, a ecrit: > On a somewhat related note, is there a way to stop getting e-mails > from Debian autoremoval, FTP master, bug tracking etc. without > affecting my subscription to this and other Debian mailing lists? These mails are not sent to this

Re: Marked For Autoremoval: How can we help? :)

> "Didier" == Didier Spaier writes: Didier> Hi Cindy and all, Caveat: I am not running Testing, actually Didier> no running Debian at all. Didier> This being said, I think that the best thing to do is feed Didier> the bug thread you mentioned, highlighting the consequences

Re: Marked For Autoremoval: How can we help? :)

Hi Cindy and all, Caveat: I am not running Testing, actually no running Debian at all. This being said, I think that the best thing to do is feed the bug thread you mentioned, highlighting the consequences for users of Testing relying on a11t software, thus how important and urgent it is to fix i

Re: Marked For Autoremoval: How can we help? :)

On a somewhat related note, is there a way to stop getting e-mails from Debian autoremoval, FTP master, bug tracking etc. without affecting my subscription to this and other Debian mailing lists? It's a bit tedious sifting through my inbox to trash them and then going through my trash to delete the

Marked For Autoremoval: How can we help? :)

Happy Day! Testing and autoremovals got a quick brush-by today (2022.05.28) over at Debian-User. That just caused me to pull all those emails back out of trash from May 26. There were 71 that hit my own inbox. As soon as I saw espeakup, this felt like something critical. Upon second look today I