Re: Cryptic website (scares away potential users)

On Sat, Oct 28, 2017 at 5:50 PM, Henrik Rosenø wrote: > When I finally get to a page from where I can download a DVD ISO-image of The front page has a link to download the 64-bit PC Network installer, how can we make that more obvious to you? https://www.debian.org/ > the Debian OS - https://ww

Re: How to modify translations of packages.debian.org?

On Sun, Oct 29, 2017 at 12:01 AM, Boyuan Yang wrote: > I have pushed commits there. However, webpages on packages.debian.org > are not updated using translated words. Is there anything I'm missing? You will need to wait until one of the admins syncs the repository with the service. -- bye, pabs

Re: Cryptic website (scares away potential users)

Hi, that's not as illogical as it sounds, "amd64" has its name simply because it was invented by AMD. Intel had its own 64-bit implementation ("Itanium"), too, but it was so unsuccessful that they took the one from AMD. Greetings, Erik On Samstag, 28. Oktober 2017 19:47:43 CEST Henrik Rosenø w

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Re: Cryptic website (scares away potential users)

Hi Thank you for your mail(s)! My personal conclusion is that since my PC uses Windows 64-bit, I should download the 'amd64'-version. Which is kind of illogical since I am quite sure I don't have a CPU from AMD. I DID have an AMD CPU 10 years ago... Henrik Rosenø -- Henrik Rosenø, M.Sc (civilin

Re: How to modify translations of packages.debian.org?

在 2017-10-12四的 15:36 +0800，Paul Wise写道： > On Thu, Oct 12, 2017 at 3:30 PM, Boyuan Yang wrote: > > > I'm curious about how to improve translations for > > packages.debian.org. As a > > Simplified Chinese user, some texts on this site has been > > translated while > > other not. > > Commit to the m

Re: Cryptic website (scares away potential users)

Hi all, On Samstag, 28. Oktober 2017 15:32:23 CEST SZÉPE Viktor wrote: > I think if you are installing an operating system, > you may now what "CPU architecture" is. not neccessarily. When installing a non-Linux OS, there's no need to know what a CPU architecture is, because they only support on

Re: Cryptic website (scares away potential users)

I think if you are installing an operating system, you may now what "CPU architecture" is. Though I may be wrong. On Windows you have only amd64 which is a no-brainer. Idézem/Quoting Henrik Rosenø : To the Webmaster of https://www.debian.org/ When I finally get to a page from where I can dow

Cryptic website (scares away potential users)

To the Webmaster of https://www.debian.org/ When I finally get to a page from where I can download a DVD ISO-image of the Debian OS - https://www.debian.org/CD/http-ftp/#stable - I get these options to choose from: * amd64 * arm64