> I'm getting together a web page that will make a Debian Y2K Non-statement.
Bruce sent one to -announce at one point before he left the project
(probably about this time last year). You might use it as a reference ...
Will
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> Yes, someone had started to work on it... there should be mails in either
> -www, -doc, or -publicity right around the time of Debian's Birthday
> regarding this.
That'd be me. It's on the debian doc homepage ...
Will
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> Ideally, we would like to have its source stored in the DDP CVS tree
> (see the DDP webpage for details).
Fine by me.
>
> you would like to be able to update it, so please apply for a CVS login
> to let you do so.
I have a web team cvs login -- will this work?
I started collecting information for this a while back, and someone
pointed out that this was actually a manual in the DDP -- the Debian
Project Manual. I've moved it to sgml and put an html copy at
http://master.debian.org/~lowe/history -- do we really need to have a
seperate page with the same
> Jules/Webmasters, could you please create http://www.debian.org/ports/index.h
> tml? Nothing complex for now, just an index page having links to all of the
I've wondered if we oughtn't replace www.debian.org/ports/* with
www.debian.org/arches/* ... we get relatively frequent complaints about
D
I have begun to compile the history of the Debian Project and SPI in
preperation for the Debian Birthday celebration and for the web site.
The first revision is available at
http://master.debian.org/~lowe/debian-history.txt
but is not complete. This is as much information as I have been able to
c
> This is supposed to be a manual in the Debian Documentation Project:
> Please contribute your work to the DDP.
Ok. Ian M. sent a reply, so I'll ask a few others. It'd be nice to ask
bruce, but I don't think that's really such a good idea at the moment ...
> Please go ahead and collect information. IanM is probably a good point
> or person to start.
I've sent him a brief note asking for anything he can contribute. After I
hear back from him I'll send a message to -devel requesting the same
thing, and we'll see what sort of response I get.
> This type of thing should be something open to all developers to work on.
> The bottom of intro/about.html has been waiting for someone to work on
> a history for over a year. It is best if we can get ANYONE to write
> a history and we simply htmlize afterwards.
Maybe Ian Murdock would be a good
On Tue, 11 Aug 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> *- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote about "Re: Cheapbytes Debian logo is terrible"
> | Although under the web site, there is no one who takes care of the images
> there.
> The logo page is not very easy to find. The only link I could find was
> in the Develo
I'm going to buy a copy of Larry Wall's perl book.
Can someone recommend a good way to learn wml?
Will
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I hit the "packages" page and searched for xemacs. Got a
"no matches were found for 'xemacs'" message.
Same thing with emacs, man, and man-db.
Sounds like a problem with cgi.debian.org?
Will
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