Thomas Goirand writes:
> and search for something that feel comfortable with. Ben said that it
> has to be a package that you use, my take is more that what is
> important is that you know how to fix.
To be accurate, I was giving only an *obvious* way to jump in and help,
and tried to make that
Chris wrote:
> Greetings everyone,
>
> I admit, I am still very new to this process.
> If I can, I would be glad to help out during the Freeze process
> if any kind soul would be willing to discuss this off list with me.
>
> Again, I am limited but willing to do and learn.
>
The best way you can
On Thu, Aug 26, 2010 at 8:03 AM, Ben Finney wrote:
> The obvious response for how to help: Pick a package that you use, look
> at its reported bugs, pick one — the higher severity the better. Fix the
> bug, test that you've done so, cereate a patch, submit the patch to the
> bug report. Rinse and
Chris writes:
> I admit, I am still very new to this process.
> If I can, I would be glad to help out during the Freeze process
Thanks for your interest and incentive to work to improve Debian.
> if any kind soul would be willing to discuss this off list with me.
Better to keep the discussions
Greetings everyone,
I admit, I am still very new to this process.
If I can, I would be glad to help out during the Freeze process
if any kind soul would be willing to discuss this off list with me.
Again, I am limited but willing to do and learn.
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Best regards,
Chris
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