(removing debian-policy as per Manoj's wishes)
On Wed, Jan 07, 2004 at 05:09:59PM +0100, Xan wrote:
> Hello to everybody,
>
> Recently, I'm worried about the election of codenames of Debian: 1) how they
> are choosen and by who, and 2) what will happen when the Toy Story names
> finish.
1) You
Hi,
This is not an appropriate topic for the policy mailing list,
since release naming is not a policy issue -- it is a Release Manager
decision. We generally vote on things only as a last resort.
Please take this discussion to debian-deve, and leave -policy,
and -releas
On Wed, 2004-01-07 at 16:09, Xan wrote:
> Recently, I'm worried about the election of codenames of Debian: 1) how they
> are choosen and by who, and 2) what will happen when the Toy Story names
> finish.
>
1) by aj, the Release Manager -- it's one of the (few) perks of his job.
2) we'll probab
On Wed, Jan 07, 2004 at 05:09:59PM +0100, Xan wrote:
> Recently, I'm worried about the election of codenames of Debian: 1)
> how they are choosen and by who,
They're chosen by the release manager. This is a difficult job with a
good deal of stress and fewer perks than you might think: getting to
c
Hello to everybody,
Recently, I'm worried about the election of codenames of Debian: 1) how they
are choosen and by who, and 2) what will happen when the Toy Story names
finish.
In the following, I relate you what I did and what I got, and a proposal for a
future codenames of Debian. I present
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