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has caused the Debian Bug report #925300,
regarding Debian home page: Cleaning up the "Getting Started" paragraph
That's in this context, looking for development/package management
> documentation, that I've come across https://www.debian.org/ and thought:
>
> * Wow, that's a confusing page: There's a "Getting Started" paragraph,
> but there's nothing about getting
bout Debian's
package management system, I'm again facing the same difficulties to get
clear information.
That's in this context, looking for development/package management
documentation, that I've come across https://www.debian.org/ and
thought:
* Wow, that's a confu
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Hi,
on the Homepage the Getting Started section still says:
"The latest stable release of Debian is 3.0r1"
although just underneah the News sections says
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'Getting Started' on the main
On the front page of www.debian.org ("getting started" section) it
states that the latest stable release is 3.0r1, yet in the "news"
section there is an announcement of 3.0r2. Is r2 not considered a stable
release? If it is, then the "getting started" section should
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'Getting Started' on the main page still lists woody 3.0r1
as latest stable release, whilst News has r2 in already.
-- System Information:
Debian Release: testing/unstable
Architecture: i386
Kernel: Linux grohl 2.4.22-ac4 #2 Wed Nov 12 17:22:0
Braxton Neate said:
> Hello Everyone,
> Thought I should introduce myself to this list.
>
> I have been using Debian for quite some time now and it is my preferred OS.
> I do quite a bit of web maintenance work for various organizations and was
> thinking the best way for me to give back to such a
Hello Everyone,
Thought I should introduce myself to this list.
I have been using Debian for quite some time now and it is my preferred OS.
I do quite a bit of web maintenance work for various organizations and was
thinking the best way for me to give back to such a great project would be
to help
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