ge to avoid the conflict issue?
Since gh is the official GitHub client, probably it should retain "gh"
and gitsome should move to "git some" or similar, as I have suggested
in the above upstream issue. The only commentor there agreed with me.
+1
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Jeremiah
pectations are there around "up to date"?
Is it expected to build Debian toolchain nightly and run a specific
test suite? Is the expectation that one uses pbuilder and builds a set
of packages? Perhaps this is outlined on the wiki somewhere and if not
perhaps it ought to be?
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* Package name: genivi-layer-management
Version : 0.9.7
Upstream Author : Michael Schuldt
* URL : http://www.genivi.org/projects
* License : Apache 2.0
Programming Lang: C
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* Package name: genivi-audio-manager
Version : 2.1
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* URL : http://www.genivi.org/projects
* License : Mozilla Public License v2.0
Programmi
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* Package name: Diagnostic Log and Trace (DLT)
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there is a lot of really great tooling in Debian and
people saw links to code in the footer of various tools they would likely want
to start using it in their projects, hopefully improving it in the process.
Regards,
Jeremiah
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; free software community better off being spent elsewhere"? and "what
> benefit is there *TO THE FREE SOFTWARE COMMUNITY* of doing LSB for
> ARM"? forget the proprietary junkies, they'll suck anything from us
> that moves and not give a dime in return.
In my experience ther
counter-productive. If you need a sandbox to test packages, pbuilder
and/or cowbuilder are very useful, and you can create your own repository with
reprepro which is an excellent tool.
Fundamentally altering the current path that packages take into the stable
distribution should have a
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* Package name: mic2
Version : 0.17
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* License : GPL v2
Prog
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* Package name: libautobox-list-util
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Programming
's policy manual[0] states that `hostname --fqdn` is where this
information should be gathered from. Is that the canonical method?
Jeremiah
0. http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-customized-programs.html
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icron uses a call to hostname -f, which fails, while
uname -n succeeds.
Perhaps it should be a bug to use hostname -f since it unreliable?
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h maintains perl modules in debian.
Teamwork has allowed us to maintain a huge amount of high-quality debs, as well
as enjoy each others company. :)
The perl binary team is relatively new, but it has some talented veterans who
keep the perl binary up-to-date.
I strongly recommend working with a te
way, users know what to look for on a
debian system simply by the upstream name.
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of a baseline - it compares upstream with debian packages
and lists bugs as well as work in progress.
The debian perl team also has a tool called 'packagecheck'[1] which
checks packages, amazingly enough. :)
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Jeremiah
0. http://pkg-perl.alioth.debian.org/cgi-bin
must be GPL. And the
same argument works for mkisofs linked against libschilly and libscg.
Wow, great explanation Goswin, thanks very much. You made parts of the
GPL much clearer to me.
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good if we
all learnt to
embrace each others commitment levels, attitudes and opinions --
without
resorting to rudeness, unkindness, or personal attacks.
Well said. This is an attitude that can serve debian well.
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and
I think that changing and restarting the vote would _definitely_ be
the
right thing.
As another non-DD but active debian packager hoping to become a DD, I
would also like to voice my support, in a grassroots style, for re-
structuring the general resolution(s).
Jeremiah
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rm is used as an
epithet
of political empowerment.
It may appear that it is a double standard, but it is rather a turning
of the tables - taking away power from the bigot and claiming it for
oneself. The double standard would be if they called other people
derogatory names.
Jeremiah
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ucing RC counts and
> improving Debian without crippling "Debian Desktop Edition".
A rather facile conclusion to a complex problem.
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server X to replace it with
web server Y.
Log files should be out of bounds, even for --purge.
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his list in case someone thought it was worth
looking into.
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How about a potato as a mascot? It is a staple in many diets, it dovetails
nicely with the Toy Story leitmotif running through debian versioning, and
is malleable allowing it to look like a lot of things, i.e. with a face, a
swirl on its belly, etc.
The logos are fantastic and should not be cha
ware will be able to build a
decent enough package that the package just needs a review from a DD before
upload.
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Jeremiah
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clude multiple modules may additionally include provides for
those modules using the same convention."
HTH
Jeremiah
[0]
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es.html#s-package_names
clude multiple modules may additionally include provides for
those modules using the same convention."
HTH
Jeremiah
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minating a lot of the tedious, repetitive work needed
to release CPAN modules, allowing you to focus on the more important
QA aspects.
I've talked at length with Jeremiah about this, and we found that
it's basically a matter of 'just doing it' to make this work, as
all t
thing you
can do with frames you can do with CSS instead.
Jeremiah
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On Oct 4, 2007, at 11:59 AM, Mark Brown wrote:
On Thu, Oct 04, 2007 at 10:41:51AM +0200, Jeremiah Foster wrote:
This is most likely apocryphal. If there is any truth in the above
link, it
has been blown way out of proportion. Nobody gets arrested for
using lynx,
which is what that link
using lynx, which is what that link says. There is little
evidence to corroborate the story so I would dismiss this as a red
herring.
Jeremiah
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ek period - coincidentally the same time as our user was
surfing. The authorities (or RIAA) use this information to narrow
down the network and potentially the location of the user (through
geolocation perhaps, but that is also unreliable).
But this scenario seems highly implausible.
6 has some quirky CSS behavior
that people often have to consider. Or people use the UA string with
the IP and create a hash that is the 'signature' of the visitor. This
of course breaks easily but it is still done.
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There are so many ways
to have a say in debian and change the code in debian directly that
it renders your statement a non-sequitur.
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Projects." Some of those
are packaging teams which you can request to join.
Look forward to seeing your @debian.org email address. :^)
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Kind regards,
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omeone actually interested in documentation and with a bit of
free time, I will try to contribute as much as possible.
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suage some of the smoldering resentment harbored by DDs towards Canonical.
Jeremiah
u amongst debian developers, and that Mark Shuttleworth has some doubts about working with DCC, although he is rather vague in my opinion. But what are the problems with Ubuntu? Is it an unecessary fork? Or is it not contributing back its changes to debian software?
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Jeremiah
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