ch may be
a good way of avoiding new contributors becoming intimidated by the
assumption that everyone else is doing a perfect job.
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All the news directories before 2022 seem to have gone, so I guess that
was caught in a generalised tidying effort.
There is still this:
https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/project-history/obituaries.en.html#2014-07-pm
e weavers nowadays all sell things in metric,
whereas the tailors quote their dimensions in Imperial (I guess
there's a 9.3% profit involved if you can sell yards of cloth at
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-- I hope at least that the stats were faintly interesting.
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ejection/discard reply for.
I suppose there would also be the possibility that none of the
moderators replied at all, but looking at all the moderation mails that
match 'norbert', each thread includes at least 2 messages, so at least
one moderator has replied to each.
If you tell me messa
the chance to
approve/reject messages (on the rare occasions when the other moderators
don't beat me to it).
I've only rejected a handful of messages, and they were almost all
obvious SPAM, and IIRC one trolling attempt from a throw-away address,
not otherwise involved in the discussion
scussion so far has tried to argue that
we'll somehow be poorer for being less exposed to his writings, but only
that some procedure might not have been followed properly.
Cheers, Phil.
P.S. the resort to an argument about procedure does seem very
reminiscent of the recently referenced wartime sabot
ack of activity until now, I would completely
understand (and not be even slightly upset) if the answer is 'no', but
in that case please remove me from the salsa-admin mail alias.
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ctive.
AFAIK we average about an expulsion a decade, so how much higher a bar
do you want to set for expulsions?
BTW I would interpret this mail of yours as pointlessly argumentative,
which strikes me as a continuation of the pattern that others have
pointed out. Please give it a rest now.
Che
Sam Hartman writes:
> While discussing secret ballots over on debian-vote, we got a little off
> topic and started discussing the value of a mechanism to express
> agreement/disagreement with messages in a mailing list thread.
>
>
>>>>>> "Russ" == Rus
ce to me, that we should not
lightly inflict on unsuspecting users just because *shiny finger scanner*.
I'd expect that people that want their fingerprint scanners to be in use
are mostly aware of that fact, so as long as we make the optional
packages easily installable, that seems com
ID?
If not, then either our proceedures are already broken enough that
temproarily slackening keysigning protocols won't make the slightest
difference, or the threat is probably not worth worrying about.
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h unsupported hardware that
Debian has, so may need things fixed before it's suitable, depending on
the current issues on any particular hardware.
Cheers, Phil.
[ Typed on my X230 :-) ]
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tors
blocking mails from real people who want to do constructive things
related to Debian, then we could always include some sort of appeals
mechanism for people that feel that they've had mails unfairly rejected.
Do you really expect such a mechanism to be needed?
Cheers, Phil.
-
Philip Hands writes:
...
> "I wish I could say I would would have charged against him"
Argh -- I messed up the edit of that line too *blush* -- here you go:
"I wish I could say I would _not_ have charged against him"
Oh well, never mind.
Have a nice New Year eve
hat was already obviously upset. It
really doesn't reflect well on you, and it is absolutely certain not to
help anyone.
Cheers, Phil.
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behaviour
that set some unconscious flag in me, probably harking back to Joey's
thread-patterns post.
Anyway, it looks like people are speaking up for themselves now, which
is good.
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d to this issue
themselves, rather than immediately firing off a series of emails that
give the impression that you are personally upset about this?
You may be responding on behalf of people who turn out not to exist.
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data
surrounding the repo, that might be stuck inside the proprietary
service, so maybe that's not a complete fix.
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e just now).
As you can see, all the text logs are there for your grep-ing pleasure,
having been produced by rsyslogd as you would expect, whereas
/var/log/journal/ is absent, so there are no binary logs being saved.
So it seems just a little odd that you managed to get upset by it.
Cheers, Phil
assuming we can ensure that we don't get invaded by
trolls, but equally are able to get non-debian people with legitimate
interests in whatever question to join in, it might be worth a look.
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ng a "month of welcome" for $GROUP not imply that we're not
> welcoming $GROUP all the other time?
I think it's possible that you can answer that yourself, if I ask an
analogous question:
Does having a Bug Squashing Party not imply that we're not welcoming
bugfixes a
be a bit of a surprise).
There are a few differences in what hledger supports:
https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/wiki/FAQ#features
but I don't find it difficult to keep my accounts compatible with both.
Cheers, Phil.
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Adrian Bunk writes:
> On Sun, Jun 09, 2019 at 02:56:53PM +0200, Philip Hands wrote:
>> Adrian Bunk writes:
>> > On Sun, Jun 09, 2019 at 12:55:14PM +0200, Jonas Meurer wrote:
>>...
>> >> [1] Let me give two examples for such "infrastructure projects
k the problem described exists? or just because you think life
is a hopeless shuffle towards our inevitable oblivion and that any
glimmer of hope needs to be exposed as the delusion that it is?
Personally, I think this is a good idea. At worst someone might get
told to talk the people that th
u would find it acceptable to
remove someone else's blog simply because you disagree with them.
Cheers, Phil.
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suggests a belief in a right to demand
syndication for one's blog, which is not a right I'm aware of.
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;s I'll go ahead and change it.
+1
Cheers, Phil.
P.S. with the caveat that I'd prefer "contact" to "reach out to",
but that's probably just me showing my age, or some such.
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be accused of, so calculating
damages is going to be hopeless. The troll will get their clever little
scheme rather more publicity than they'd prefer, which will make it that
much harder to do it to the next victim.
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have to be something other than
having a Debian release named after him.
Yours sincerely, Philip Hands.
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ibleonline.org/Matthew-7-18/
However, I'm not sure if that's going to make you feel any better. Sorry.
Cheers, Phil.
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me
wonder what useful purpose this could serve beyond a virtue signalling
opportunity.
Cheers, Phil.
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o that
even timid folk could be confident that the person they were dealing
with was on their side.
> It would also help if third parties kept their rants to a minimum.
I'm not sure what sanction we could enforce for contempt of TC ;-)
Cheers, Phil.
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t you will put this outcome.
In this particular instance, at least a week of the time spent on this
mess was devoted to dealing with you -- don't do anything like that again.
Cheers, Phil.
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Tollef Fog Heen writes:
> ]] Philip Hands
>
>> Tollef Fog Heen writes:
>>
>> > ]] Ian Jackson
>> >
>> >> That is 6+ weeks' more stop-energy. 6+ weeks' more inaction. 6+
>> >> weeks during which members of the TC have bee
h has drifted into using that as a synonym
for procrastinate while American English seems to have stuck to its
earlier meaning (judging by the online dictionary entries I see).
I certainly didn't (and still wouldn't) assume that Ian was accusing
anyone of lying here.
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h a
temperature, both kids are coughing and spluttering, and I too have a
cold, so time's been a bit short today.
Hopefully my reply doesn't seem too much out of sequence -- I've not
been attempting to follow subsequent discussion until I got it sent.
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Ian Jackson writes:
> Philip Hands writes ("Re: Replace the TC power to depose maintainers"):
>> this NOOP,
>
> I'm very surprised to see you say that you think this is a no-op.
>
> ISTM that in the current argument, the TC has given the position of
&g
7;s trust, so of course
I'd resign if that happened -- not that I consider that likely, but then
again this is 2016 ... anything might happen. ;-)
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Anibal Monsalve Salazar writes:
> On Fri, Sep 2, 2016 at 7:26 AM, Philip Hands wrote:
>
> For those who don't know the origins and the meaning of the Debian
> tartan, which was registered by Phil, read the registration notes at:
>
> https://www.tartanregister.gov.uk/tart
rder, to make sure
that there was a decent amount of stock left over, such that people
could then buy cloth without having to get over the hurdle of starting
another weaving run. Of course, if that were to be done, we will need
someone to look after the cloth that remains in stock until it is sold.
Cheers, Phil.
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t; Debian related resources. There is a lot, and maybe it will not be hard
> work to compile and gift wrap a "Linux from scratch using Debian"
> course.
Not Debian specific, but perhaps also of interest:
http://performance.linaro.org/
they're hoping to get Universities involved:
http://performance.linaro.org/start/#universities
Cheers, Phil.
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cykit, why are you running them ?
My reading of Marcin's mail suggested that he'd avoided installing
systemd, given the bit about:
>> ... lack of systemd ...
which made me think that the rudeness about the people associated with
systemd was simply irrelevant.
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it's
time to step away from the keyboard and get a breath of fresh air instead.
Cheers, Phil.
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e only time one is going to see any significant difference is if one
uses the CD images, and chooses to only use a fraction of the set, at
which point one might find that Gnome is available from CD while the
other desktops still need to be downloaded, but if you're wanting MATE
then you will not
: : :\n b i n ...
becomes something like
r o o t : : 0 : 9 9 9 9 9 : 0 : : :\n w x y z : * : : : : : :\n b i n ...
HTH
If that all sounds too confusing, you just need to find someone to whom
it makes sense, and get them to do it for you. Not understanding what
you are trying to do will most p
http://isup.me/cdimage.debian.org
Cheers, Phil.
P.S. I can never remember the sites that do that, but as a user of
duckduckgo.com, I do remember that one can search for things like:
!down cdimage.debian.org
(or !isitup, !isup, etc. -- search for !bang to see the vast list)
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It's
> a well known and remarkably strong way of authenticating something.
> Currently the best known deployment of it in is Bitcoin which uses it as
> the foundation for block chain security.
>
> The weakness of the current method is shown by one of the responses
> given here:
sneak back in under a different
name.
Cheers, Phil.
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y to keep debian-devel-announce topical.
Andreas obviously got confused and picked a reply to the announcement
that he was supposed to be forwarding, rather than the announcement
itself:
https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2014/12/msg00063.html
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mehow it will magically do itself.
It does not strike me as obvious that popularity correlates to
competence. Also, it would not be helpful if members of the committee
were tempted to take the popular side of an argument, against their
better judgement, because they were coming to the end of their ter
will also be
plenty of time to change direction, if that were to be necessary.
Cheers, Phil.
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dependency, nor to
> overrun distro mailing lists with advocacy messages.
Has anyone seen the Bursar's dried frog pills?
He seems to be having another of his turns.
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ve submitted any expenses to Debian, but if I
needed to I'd be quite likely to miss a 3 month deadline because my
paperwork tends to follow a quarterly cycle driven by UK VAT
submissions, and I could easily imagine being too busy to do the Debian
paperwork at the first chance, which could mean
ut that
particular segment of Debian.
Any other arangement would be so cumbersome as to ensure that the people
doing the work would soon give up in frustration and then nobody would
be doing that work.
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ssion could be a decision for
the committee, or perhaps the chair, but that might well just end up
being another thing to argue about if the issue is already contentious.
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ink we should aim for is the ability to offer
sub-accounts, so that our users can offer their friends and relatives
VoIP accounts, so that DDs (etc.) get to do video conferencing with
their relatives using Free Software, rather than being forced to use
facetime/skype or nothing.
Cheers, Phil.
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bout new installations, you can just select the
desktop you prefer at install time (OK, that option is hidden behind the
Advanced menu, but it is there -- for Jessie, especially if we change
default, I'm sure it will be more obvious).
A change of defaults is mostly about what fits on CD#1 --
sent after that announcement -- it would not be fair to spring
this on a troll for sins committed before the announcement.
Cheers, Phil.
P.S. in case it's not obvious, I fully support publication, as long as we
can do it without putting a blight on the futures of people that mi
to express your plans again to get the discussion closer to
what you think you were suggesting.
Cheers, Phil.
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oftware is
nonsense. See IBM, HP, Canonical, my customers, anyone that's ever said
to a DD (or anyone else for that matter): "I'll buy you a beer if you
help me package this..."
Where payments to work on Debian make sense, removing friction is a good
thing for all involv
h.
Anyway, last I heard they had stock (we ordered 80 yards, but for
reasons known only to the weavers they wove 160 yards. I was under the
impression that there was still quite a lot of the extra left over).
I'll ask them what the current situation is, if that helps.
Cheers, Phil.
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created, thus giving the Debian Live people a package to use for their
CD images, and somewhere to report a bug when the resulting image creeps
beyond the size of a CD.
I can report this as a bug if that helps, but it seems to me that the
debian-live folk need to have a chat with
enforcing trademarks thus far, so perhaps it really is not the only way.
That said, those granted the right to play with the trademark can
presumably do so. We just need to grant that permission in the cases
you seem concerned about.
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s a sub-domain of
the normally registered uk.com.
On the other hand, the sorts of people that are liable to be confused by
Debian trademark abuse, are also going to be confused by the distinction
between .uk.com and .co.uk
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ves will
perceive it differently.
If it is deemed that the clarification is needed, then adding 'too' is
not the way to do it -- instead we could go for:
adding 'also' after 'we':
... technical in nature, we also value and encourage contributi
ntributions or the people
making them? Probably both, but I think that unanswered question may be
why I'm not able to come up with a better version of this, as well as
the reason it doesn't seem quite right to me at present.
If the answer to that is meant to be the people, then th
ly tells you more about my class prejudices than anything else ;-)
Cheers, Phil.
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The concept of race only seems to be useful to racists, and perhaps
bean-counters who want to demonstrate their organisation's lack of
racism by the racial diversity that they can get people to admit to on
forms.
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ould we not
make explicit the fact that we are willing to discuss the colour of all
sheds, even those used for the storage of pots?
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yes or no. It also might be better to
make that less search specific.
We could also have a debconf question for setting the default search
engine across all browsers, which defaults to unset, and is low
priority, so that people can preseed it, but the browser packagers get
to make their own de
;.
No, I meant that they might be upset by being dropped from being the
_default_ in favour of DDG -- never mind, I really doubt they care much.
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profit share? ;-)
Cheers. Phil.
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that adding another voice to the committee that's failing to
make a useful decision will suddenly precipitate one.
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such certifications as
flawed, and revoking them.
If they've not already done so, they could also have a "Open Source, but
we'd rather you didn't use this drivel" category, with a recommended
equivalent license that is a better choice if you were thinking of using
t
e publish modifications, which I think is the
sort of thing that fails our desert island test, and I'm not aware of
any free software licenses that insist that -- they're presumably
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, and linking to it prominently without an arcane sub-directory
tree to navigate, as suggested by the OP.
Cheers, Phil.
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ties of the live-fast die-young corporations.
Admittedly, Microsoft are now trying to use the patent system as
fungicide, but I think the wider population are waking up to just how
toxic that stuff is for everyone, especially when misused.
Cheers, Phil.
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On Fri, 8 Jul 2011 09:17:09 +0200, Stefano Zacchiroli wrote:
Non-text part: multipart/signed
> On Tue, Jul 05, 2011 at 12:48:17PM +0100, Philip Hands wrote:
> > > > That's the kind of very simple list that I was hoping to build. But the
> > > > list isn'
say). Then there would need to be
a way of updating the maintainer address(es) -- probably best if a DD/DM
takes responsibility for being our contact with that company, and
handles that in the normal manner. We could always set up a
manufacturer-liason team for that, if appropriate
n not care very
much what they do either.
You might want to look at http://librivox.org/ (I've not tried this
myself, but just found it by searching for "creative commons audio books")
Cheers, Phil.
[1] I find it amusing that the content owners are clueless enough to
provide the conten
ki page can act as something
like a lock.
Not that I think there's anything wrong with what you already have, so
go with whatever you prefer.
Cheers, Phil.
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g the planet disarm all links that point elsewhere than
the same domain as the blog post that contains it? Perhaps a little
too draconian?
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uld just add two spaces by default, and if
anyone can be bothered, paragraphs that would be fine word-wrapped could
then be back-indented one space by hand.
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ice as it gets cheaper the more
cloth we make, and more expensive the more optional bits you add)
Women's skirts are significantly cheaper -- If you fancy some trousers
like Wouter's you'll need to talk to his Mum about getting them made ;-)
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On Mon, Jun 02, 2008 at 01:48:29AM +0200, Joerg Jaspert wrote:
> On 11403 March 1977, Steve Langasek wrote:
>
> > So tagging a key as belonging to a particular host is insufficient - we need
> > the full authorized_keys semantics for setting key options (from=, command=,
> > no-port-forwarding, no
On Sun, Jun 01, 2008 at 09:15:19AM +0200, Peter Palfrader wrote:
> On Sat, 31 May 2008, Steve Langasek wrote:
>
> > > People submitting known bad keys to ldap and stuffing those in their
> > > authorized_keys files also. What else did you think it meant?
> >
> > I have no idea, because I don't u
On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 05:17:57PM +0200, Frans Pop wrote:
> On Friday 30 May 2008, Bas Wijnen wrote:
> > But in the situation you mention above, I don't think there's anything
> > wrong with actually preparing an NMU (except that you may be wasting
> > time, but that's your own problem). So no re
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Hi Folks,
Sorry if you're fed up with this already, but I'd rather bore a few people
than have someone miss out, since a) we have a deadline to meet for
DebConf7, and b) there's a 300.00 GBP weaving set-up fee that people will
have to pay if they were
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It seems that I got the pricing wrong, since I was looking at the standard
off-the-shelf prices, and specially woven cloth costs a bit more than that.
For more details, check the blog:
http://blog.hands.com/debian/debconf/tartan
where I will track
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Steve McIntyre wrote:
> On Wed, Feb 28, 2007 at 11:23:46PM +0000, Philip Hands wrote:
>> So, if you're thinking that you might be interested in having one of these,
>> you need to check your bank balance, and get back to
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Philip Hands wrote:
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> My initial attempt at a design (which I'm told by the designer needs to
> change because I used odd thread counts, and they need to be even) is here:
>
> http://hands.com/~phil/debconf/debian-tartan1.png
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Hi Folks,
I'm currently in discussion with a tartan designer to come up with a design
for a Debian Tartan in time for kilts to be made for people that would like
them for Debconf7
The timing is going to be tight, in that we need to get the beginning
Siward de Groot wrote:
[...]
>>The FSF diagrees. See below.
>
> They can disagree all they want,
> but as long as they don't write it in the license, we are not bound by it.
> Or do you know of any prior ruling or general consensus among lawyers
>about this ?
So you think you'll convince a
Ian Jackson wrote:
> The scheme I'm proposing is useful to Debian even if the buildds don't
> get enhanced to run the tests automatically, because package
> maintainer tools can easily be enhanced to do that. Of course Ubuntu
> will do that testing automatically but Ubuntu apparently has (will
> h
Joe Smith wrote:
> Kieran Lloyd" wrote:
>
>> I am considering selling some home made PC's on Ebay, the thing is I
>> want to sell these pre-installed with Debian Linux.
>> Would Debian have any argument with this? I will obviously be
>> advertising that the Pc's have Debian installed however I
>>
Anthony Towns wrote:
> On Mon, Oct 17, 2005 at 05:01:06PM +0100, Ian Jackson wrote:
>
>>Bart Schuller writes ("Re: DCC (Debian Confusion Core) trademark negotiation
>>status"):
>>
>>>http://ianmurdock.com/?p=274
>>
>>This is some kind of insulting joke.
>
> Glad I'm not the only one that thinks
Jason Mock wrote:
> Philip,
>
> Thank you again for your timely response. On the security question, what we
> are looking for is the built in security within the system. Does debian have
> a built in firewall, Antivirus, or any other security features that help
> create a secure work environmen
Jason Mock wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a few more questions that were pushed my direction from our Board
> of Directors. Before the questions though I would like to thank you for
> the fast response to my inquiry! It will make you proud to know that
> you were the first response to the questions
ng because our corporate
policy changed, or marketing thinks some new thing sounds better.
You will have to do a little more work initially though, or pay a Debian
consultant to guide you, but since you were expecting to pay anyway, why
not pay for lessons in fishing, rather than a few kilos of fish?
Cheers, Phil.
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