Re: Will wml overwrite static pages?

the bottom line is that whatever isn't in CVS under webwml/english/ports/m68k can disappear. Chris -- ===== |Chris Lawrence| The Linux/m68k FAQ | |

Vendor pages (Re: noticed while building the web site)

onations to Debian"). But, on the other hand, the vendor page shouldn't be all that big; it sounds like wml has some serious memory leaks or something. Chris -- ===== |Chris Lawrence| Get rid

Will wml overwrite static pages?

remove the old page before it will work? Chris -- = | Chris Lawrence|Get Debian GNU/Linux CDROMs| |<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | http://

Re: Why Debian's webpages aren't DFGS-free ?

icense than the SPI copyright. As a matter of fact, there can't be a problem, because the web site hosts documents under the GPL and other licenses. Chris -- ===== |Chris Lawrence| The

Re: Translation of Debian WWW to Catalonian

On Jun 28, Jesus M. Gonzalez-Barahona wrote: > I also wonder if somebody knows the code I should use for the > language (like the "es" we are using for Spanish). I suppose it is > "ca", but I'm not sure. >From http://www.unicode.org/unicode/onlinedat/languages.html, "ca" is the correct language co

Change needed in english/ports/Makefile

I finally figured out why the new m68k page doesn't build: it's not in the Makefile. Can someone in the webwml group add the m68k directory to the list of directories it builds? Thanks, Chris -- = |

Re: Change needed in english/ports/Makefile

On Jul 24, Joey Hess wrote: > Chris Lawrence wrote: > > I finally figured out why the new m68k page doesn't build: it's not in > > the Makefile. Can someone in the webwml group add the m68k directory > > to the list of directories it builds? > > Well, y

Re: [rms@gnu.org: [cwither@aloha.net: Re: GNU/Linux Cookbook addendum to addendum]]

Debian has variants that use both the Linux and GNU (Hurd) kernels. 3. The revised paragraph reads better to a native English speaker. Chris -- ===== | Chris Lawrence |Get rid of Roger Wic

Re: request

any quotations thereof by other people) and I'm not entirely certain that's a good use of our time, nor am I certain that it sets a good precedent (as Josip commented in his response). Chris (not speaking for the project as a whole, of course) -- Chris Lawrence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Re: To: listarchives as a Good Person - Conduct Education in the 21st Century

tter Somehow I get the feeling listarchives does none of these things. Not quite sure exactly why not, but it's just a sense I get... Now, if it had been sent to the cabal (TINC), then I'd say it was quite prescient for a spambot :-> Chris -- Chris Lawrence <[EMAIL PROT