Hello there, and good luck for your project...
I am not an expert on this, but I want ot give a few ideas:
Replies below
Robert
PS: I am not a debian devleoper, I simply contribute.
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From: Astrid Karin Furre
To: debian-project@lists.debian.org
Sent: 1/27/03 12:41 PM
Hello,
it is kind of hard to find jigdo images (there are like 2 sites that carry
them). Since the jigdo base description files are much smaller than the
cd-images, I wonder why not distribute them to every server?
eg. in
/dists/woody/disks-platform/jigdo ?
would make the task of getting debian
Should you have a working debian installation you can get the source of any
package with:
apt-get source packagename.
To download debian off the net, look at
http://www.debian.org/CD/http-ftp/
http://www.debian.org/CD
Robert
-Original Message-
From: Ednilson Oles
To: debian-project@
Hello Wei Gao,
Debian is not a for-profit company, but a loose ocoperation of a few hundred
people working together. Most of this work is (unpaid) volunteer work.
The usual way (before applying on the website) is to find a field that
interests you and that you are good at. If you are good at cod
Hello,
I think it is difficault ot answer this, since we do not have more info,
esp. concerning the available anount of memory, harddisk space.
The more or less minimal machine I'd use is a 386/66 with 16-20 mb ram and
about 100 MB of harddisk space (if oyu spool large documents, you can easily
n
You can join Debian at
http://nm.debian.org/newnm.php
Kind regards
Robert
-Original Message-
From: Nisheeth Joshi
To: debian-project@lists.debian.org
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 5/4/02 3:06 PM
Subject: Development
Dear Sir
I want to contribute in the Debian Project. I am an applicati
Dear Pedro,
First of all, I am no one 'officially from Debian', but just someone
interested in it, and helping out here and there. If I ever find a package
to adopt I will fulfill my ultimate goal of becoming a debian developer.
Second, as I understand it, there is no 'Official Debian Boxed Linux
Sorry to be so rude, but I think the debian-user ( perhaps in the portugese
version) mailing list may be able to help you more concerning this issue.
Robert
-Original Message-
From: wilson filho
To: debian-project@lists.debian.org
Sent: 3/12/02 6:54 PM
Subject: problems in pppoe
i have
Debian Woody currently supports 2.4.x kernels, debian potato can be made to
support 2.4.x kernels at realtively little effort.
Given that the first more or less "bugless" 2.4.x is 2.4.16, and that most
important features of early 2.4.x kernels have been backported, there's
little reason to prefer
Hello,
following a post of someone from italy, I noticed the following:
- so far only the webpage is available in italian, the installation manual
has not been translated yet. (aren't there enough italian-speakingp ppl with
free time on their hands?)
- would it not be a good thing to actually se
Dear Mr. Gentili,
first of all, this is not a mandrake mailing list (nothing against mandrake,
its a very ogod distro for beginning ot intermediate users), but a debian
one.
Information on Denian (also in italian :) ) can be found at
http://www.debian.org/index.it.html
As described on the home
I have no idea when Debian Woody will be released,
please be aware that unofficial CD-images are available. Its set of 8 CDs,
of about 610-620MB for the first 6, and about 200MB for the remaining two.
MITP (in germany) has done a book with Potato in it. Given that on first
sight, other linux dist
Dear Mr walker,
for those osund cards that development companies released information about,
there's a driver that can be built into the kernel or as a module, loadable
dynamically on request.
All the other things are available as applications building on that, much
like windows. However this is
Hello,
whether what they sent is UCE (ontopic), or sipmly a glorification of
their
company could be discussed. However, as I read that mail, I (perhaps
wrongly) ipmlied that they provide space for us to describe "our"
distribution, and they surely have the capability to host a local
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