Dear Debian Project,
I want to purchase a new Core i5 notebook with a Micro and Mini SD Card
Reader installed on the machine. Is it possible to download Debian and then
format a 16GB Micro or Mini SD Card and then install the operating system
onto the Micro or Mini SD Card and then boot the laptop
On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 01:16:01PM +0100, theNerd wrote:
> I want to purchase a new Core i5 notebook with a Micro and Mini SD Card
> Reader installed on the machine. Is it possible to download Debian and then
> format a 16GB Micro or Mini SD Card and then install the operating system
> onto the Mic
Hi!
* Jonathan Wiltshire [100623 14:42]:
> In short: probably, but please ask debian-u...@lists.debian.org (where all
> queries of this sort should be directed).
If that fials, please ask on debian-lap...@lists.debian.org.
Best Regards,
Alexander
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Hello,
In general, how long is a version for Debian supported? Ie, I believe that it
is Microsoft's policy to stop providing support (patches, fixes, etc) after 6
years from a release. Is there any such policy for Debian and if so- what is
it? What would it be for version 5? Ie, is it safe
On Wed, 23 Jun 2010 12:22:36 -0500, Steve Smith wrote:
> Hello,
>
> In general, how long is a version for Debian supported? Ie, I believe that
> it is Microsoft's policy to stop providing support (patches, fixes, etc)
> after 6 years from a release. Is there any such policy for Debian and if s
On Wed, 23 Jun 2010, Steve Smith wrote:
> In general, how long is a version for Debian supported?
Generally speaking, 12-18 months after the release of a new stable
version is when security support is stopped. Generally, that means
between three and four years of support for a version.
> Ie, I b
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