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> same.
In such cases the sponsor is still fully responsible for the package,
and from the project's point of view is the one accountable for it.
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. It's a terrible language for purity. :)
>
> A nit: y'all is singular. "all y'all" is plural. Notherners
> often get this wrong.
Hmm. In my experience in Houston, the singular was y'all and the
plural was y'alls. Could this be region-specific? O
rated similar work done by others.
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s ugly
> thing ASAP, and I'll be happy to be one of the first to do so with my
> packages currently using this "section".
I'd love to get rid of it; it would save work for the FTP admins.
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taking 'base' out of 'known_sections' should be sufficient.
>
> BTW: why is the lintian 'unkown-section' tag only Type: warning, while the
> 'priority-unkown' tag is Type: error ?
Because the policy manual says to look in the ftp archive to find
tools utils ?
Definitely utils.
> pcmcia-csutils ?
> pcmcia-modules-* utils ?
Perhaps leave these in "base" too.
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NNOT
freeze until the new master is online.
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f an acknowledgement than a decision. I haven't
done any of the work for those tasks in quite some time, and by
now I'm out of touch with the procedures. I've also developed
a distaste for project-wide tasks. I'm going to quietly maintain
a few packages from now on.
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within the scope of the project's goals.
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ut which is not free.
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ir idea of spam corresponds to yours? Do you really
think they will stop there, once they have a solid precedent for
legislating against unpopular content on the net?
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Will write free software for money.
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gs fixed, and doing it faster will
not help their score. A hasty NMU will just increase the chance of
the bug being reopened (or otherwise contested), which is bad for their
score.
(Hmm, I wonder if they system should treat delayed NMUs the same way
it treats pending tags, to avoid hasty uploads on the 31st.)
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policies upon
others.
I have no idea what they mean with this. Any meaning I can think of
is already covered by one of the other articles. What kind of "force
their policies" is deprecated here? If I say, "I will only work for
organizations that endorse free software&q
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the same road layout, so that users only need to buy one map.
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one
language properly. You can help non-native speakers by using correct
and conventional English, which will be closer to what they learned
in school and is easier to look up in a dictionary.
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te at either spils.com or www.spils.com,
so I guess they're still having problems.
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e reason. bible-kjv
is a program for searching through bible-kjv-text, it's there for
the same reasons that any other free software program is.
(By the way, please wrap your lines at about 70 characters, and use
a mailer that preserves threading information. Your mails are painful
to read and reply to.)
Richard Braakman
On Sun, Apr 06, 2003 at 05:07:47AM -0700, David Nusinow wrote:
> Are the ideas in these packages xenophobic?
Heh, if we were going to reject packages with xenophobic ideas, we'd
lose most of the games. xgalaga, anyone?
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ot; (as written in the Debian Free
> Software Guidelines), and that's not the duty of an operating sytem.
The DFSG is not meant to apply at this level. The DFSG lists freedoms
that we want our users to have. We don't necessarily want to use these
freedoms ourselves. For example, we have the freedom to fork the
development of our packages, but we try to avoid doing that.
Richard Braakman
reinforce the idea that beings who are strange or
ugly are automatically evil and hostile. This doesn't bother me,
though. A game can present ideas but it can't force them on people.[2]
Like a wise man said[3], if the games we played when we were kids
affected us, we'd now be running
simply the fear of strangers, or fear of the strange.
>
> Excuse me. An error in my dictionnary. I wanted to say "racism" instead.
Oh, good. I was afraid that one of my favourite words had been
hijacked by some political movement :)
Richard Braakman
SCO's
bankruptcy announcement.
If you're still worried, I suggest that you get a Linux license
from SCO. You can get one for free at
ftp.sco.com:/pub/updates/OpenLinux/3.1.1/Workstation/CSSA-2003-020.0/SRPMS/linux-2.4.13-21D.src.rpm
Richard Braakman
to
be one of nailing down what the actual area of disagreement is.
> (In fact, I suspect that all "silent majority" claims are unfalsifiable
> by definition.)
Not if you can corner a piece of that majority, poll it, and extrapolate
the poll results.
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