Re: The Debian FAQ

2001-07-02 Thread Edward C. Lang
> "JH" == Joey Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: JH> Edward C. Lang wrote: >> All suggestions, comments, critisicms, and volunteers are >> welcome. JH> I just suggest that you don't forget the existing debian FAQ. Hmm, good, because my new computer turned up on a pallet today.

Re: The Debian FAQ

2001-07-02 Thread Joey Hess
Edward C. Lang wrote: > All suggestions, comments, critisicms, and volunteers are welcome. I just suggest that you don't forget the existing debian FAQ. -- see shy jo

Re: The Debian FAQ

2001-07-02 Thread Stephen Stafford
On Monday 02 July 2001 9:03 pm, Matt Zimmerman wrote: > On Tue, Jul 03, 2001 at 12:14:47AM +1000, Edward C. Lang wrote: > > So, this is my informal announcement that I may, time allowing, > > start a rough FAQ that can either possibly deflect and derail > > wanton behaviour on the lists, and also s

Re: The Debian FAQ

2001-07-02 Thread Matt Zimmerman
On Tue, Jul 03, 2001 at 12:14:47AM +1000, Edward C. Lang wrote: > So, this is my informal announcement that I may, time allowing, start a > rough FAQ that can either possibly deflect and derail wanton behaviour > on the lists, and also serve as pointer to other interesting > documentation about th

Re: The Debian FAQ

2001-07-02 Thread Arthur Korn
Hi Edward C. Lang schrieb: > So, this is my informal announcement that I may, time allowing, start a > rough FAQ that can either possibly deflect and derail wanton behaviour > on the lists, and also serve as pointer to other interesting > documentation about the Project. > > All suggestions, comm

The Debian FAQ

2001-07-02 Thread Edward C. Lang
Hi, Due to the excessive flammage of the LSB on the debian-devel mailing list, some people started discussing it on IRC. This came of it: [12:06AM] what we need [12:06AM] (and what everybody needs) [12:06AM] is a completely buttkicking Debian FAQ [12:06AM] that is answered based on policy, in