Re: paid for DVDs but never received them

Hello Mehdi, Am 2009-04-27 21:11:44, schrieb Mehdi Khan: > > > Dear Sir, > I live in Sweden and did not find any Vendor who have the Debian > 5 Lenny So I decided to buy from other country. Thats weird, because there are three vendors listed:

Re: DebianWiki, homepage and Developer Portfolio...

Frank Lin PIAT écrivait: > I have almost finished a Macro for the wiki that help create/maintain a > sidebar for wiki homepages. (a kind of small Debian Developer > Portfolio[1]). Very nice work, thanks ! > There are many options to specify IRC server/nickname, picture, > homepage, location, lan

Re: paid for DVDs but never received them

On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 10:29:18AM +0200, Michelle Konzack wrote: > OK, recheced the Vendors and: > > > 1) LinuxsShop.nu > has only 4.0r0 DVD and CD i386/powepc > > 2) OKIT > Is this website in a Dial-Up? > I have an internet (backbone) connection of 100 MBit an

Re: A few questions about consultants page

[Sorry Andrei, this was meant to be sent to the list] Hi all, I started adding three entries to the consultants page, but I have a few questions: 1. is there any ordering for all consultants in the same country? 2. I noticed a lot of pages with "additional_info" translated. Should we ask the subm

Bug#526032: packages.debian.org: add a link to the DDTP web interface to tranlate/improve a package description

Package: www.debian.org Severity: wishlist Tags: l10n Hi, packages.debian.org displays the translation of descriptions provided by DDTP. These descriptions can be translated using the web interface at http://ddtp.debian.net/ddtss/index.cgi/ In order to : * get new users involved in translation *

Processed: forcibly merging 442083 526032

Processing commands for cont...@bugs.debian.org: > forcemerge 442083 526032 Bug#442083: packages.debian.org: [i18n] several i18n related issues Bug#526032: packages.debian.org: add a link to the DDTP web interface to tranlate/improve a package description Forcibly Merged 442083 526032. > End of

language settings

Hi there in Debian-land, I am traveling a lot and working in different countries. And every time I open the debian pages from a computer in a different country I get it opened in the local language. It might be convenient for many users, that the server can automaticlly select the language. And it

Re: language settings

On 29/04/2009, Thomas Ziegler wrote: > Hi there in Debian-land, > > I am traveling a lot and working in different countries. And every time I > open the debian pages from a computer in a different country I get it > opened in the local language. It might be convenient for many users, that > the se

Communication through the parallel port

Hi list, A friend gave me an old German laptop: - Intel 80486 - 20 MB Ram - Serial and parallel port - Floppy disk unit (broken) - Expansion bus slot - Operative system: Windows 95 - 500MB hard disk - Norton Commander 5 for DOS installed He wanted to rescue all the information that he had in the

Re: language settings

On Wed, 29 Apr 2009, Thomas Ziegler wrote: > So be prepared and give users a different way to read the debian > pages in different languages. This is a browser issue. Change what your browser sends as Acccept-Language, and you'll magically get pages in the language you want (if possible). If your

Re: language settings

Hi John, On Wed, 2009-04-29 at 08:46 +1245, John wrote: > On 29/04/2009, Thomas Ziegler wrote: > > Hi there in Debian-land, > > > > I am traveling a lot and working in different countries. And every time I > > open the debian pages from a computer in a different country I get it > > opened in the

Re: Communication through the parallel port

On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 08:05:18PM +, Juan Navarro wrote: > Hi list, Note that debian-www is about the Debian *WEBSITE* For help about technical issues using Debian: http://debian.org/support > A friend gave me an old German laptop: [..] > To finish my questions are: > > - Is there a way to