Hi All,
I've been following this list for a long time. I'm a supporter of open
source and the philosophy around it. I studied programming years ago but as
the work where I live, at the time, was in other areas I moved on to other
things. If one wnated to learn C to contribute to the community what
Hi All,
As a very unspohisticated Linux user I try not to post to this list to
often, but here's what I think.
You are building a Linux base distribution that is close to Debian Jessie,
so stay as close to their install packages as possible, of course,
excluding all things systemd.
I find vi, vi
This looks interesting. Are any of you interested in being interviewed?
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Date: Thu, Jul 16, 2015 at 4:15 PM
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jdj,
We recently interviewed Roberto
I agree with T.J. that Devuan should stay as close to Debian as possible
and it should include vi. If I have to get my little vi book out to
function in vi I will :)
On an unrelated, I appologize for the length of the email I forwarded about
a potential interview. I should have copied and pasted t
I know it's decided that XFCE will be the default, which is fine, and as a
simply end user I'll be happy with a functional system. I do have a
question though. I find JWM to be quite flexible, although I've still much
to try and learn about configuring it. It seems to do about everything a
person w
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