Re: Discussion of bug #311683, default kde install shows porn

R. Armiento wrote: > Of the perhaps ~60 users I have helped over time, it is my impression > that wallpaper and screensaver are among the most common things for > "ordinary users" to configure. The random screensaver is a very common > choice. Please, educate users to expect activating controls

Re: Discussion of bug #311683, default kde install shows porn

On Sun, Jun 05, 2005 at 11:36:28AM +0100, MJ Ray wrote: > Sven Luther wrote: > > This needs to be fixed for sarge, as it will subject random underage people > > sitting in the same room your computer is in to random porn. I believe th= > > is is illegal in most countries, and we can't be allowed to

Re: Discussion of bug #311683, default kde install shows porn

On Saturday 04 June 2005 7:23 am, R. Armiento wrote: > The thing is, I *perfectly* agree with these statements. The "bug" here > is just about that the current setup may make it a little too easy for > people who will be offended by WebCollage to still accidently install > and use it. It is sensibl

Re: Discussion of bug #311683, default kde install shows porn

Hi Ean, On Mon, Jun 06, 2005 at 11:43:20AM -0500, Ean Schuessler wrote: > This all seems a little foolish. If you want to insure that users do not > accidentally stumble across porn the only reasonable solution is to block > access to the Internet itself. WebCollage does precisely what it claims

Re: Discussion of bug #311683, default kde install shows porn

On Fri, Jun 03, 2005 at 06:02:54PM +0200, R. Armiento wrote: > Result: users of KDE with the 'random screensaver' setting > eventually find their screens filled with sexually explicit > content. And even if that should be fixed, users "flipping > through the screensavers" risk being presented with

Re: Discussion of bug #311683, default kde install shows porn

Ean Schuessler wrote: R. Armiento wrote: The "bug" here is just about that the current setup may make it a little too easy for people who will be offended by WebCollage to still accidently install and use it. It is sensible to both 1) keep things available for people who want to use them 2) he

debian t-shirts

Hi! I wonder where/if you can buy debian t-shirts. Would be a good way to both make some money and promote Debian. /Jonathan -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Discussion of bug #311683, default kde install shows porn

Steve Langasek wrote: > - KDE is not the default desktop in sarge, even when installing the desktop > task > - "Random" is not the default screensaver choice in KDE (AIUI) Agreed with these reasons. > - The objectionable content is *not* shipped as part of Debian > - Plenty of other content Deb

Re: The archive.debian.org situation

Michelle Konzack wrote: > The Only Server I know, which is hosting buzz, rezz, bo, hamm, slink > and potato completly is and in the next > days will try to mirror the whole POTATO tree (without i386) which > is missing on my local 430 GByte Debian wirror. > > > Debian-ar

congratulations on the Sarge release

I'd like to extend my thanks and congratulations to everyone affiliated with the Debian Project for making the long-awaited Sarge release a reality. My first inclination was to advise taking a moment to pat ourselves on the back, but you don't need my encouragement to do so. Furthermore, I know t

Re: debian t-shirts

Jonathan wrote: > Hi! > > I wonder where/if you can buy debian t-shirts. Would be a good way to > both make some money and promote Debian. Go to the exhibitions listed at http://www.debian.org/events/ Regards, Joey -- No question is too silly to ask, but, of course, some are too sill