Rene Engelhard wrote:
Tamil and Telugu aren't Indic languages, they're Dravidian
languages. Unfortunately we can't just substitute Indian either -
Bangla is Indic but not Indian.
Of course this is really just another case of confusion between
writing systems and languages. This is a
Jonathan Wiltshire wrote:
JBR:
[...]
_Description: Automatic request URL remapping for apt-cacher-ng:
Is the package name neccessary? (I'd like to hope the user knows what
s/he is installing.) For brevity I suggest:
_Description: Automatic remapping of client requests:
In cases
Christian Perrier wrote:
Quoting Esko Arajärvi (e...@iki.fi):
+_Description: Enable the sinfo CGI interface?
+ The sinfo package includes a CGI script web interface for sinfo. It is
+ disabled by default as it might publish information the computer not
+ intended to be public.
[...]
It is
Christian Perrier wrote:
Your review should be sent as an answer to this mail.
This time I have nothing to say about the templates and a huge
backlog of control file changes - slightly delayed by the aftermath
of a ten-hour power outage, so it's a good thing I already had them
handy from last
Sune Vuorela wrote:
Full NACK. You are changing the message. We are not moving from .kde to
.kde4.
Oops, I missed that. Revised patch with from ~/.kde4 to ~/.kde
attached.
--
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sysadmin, and probably no clue about this
I'm coming in late here, but my additional advice would be:
* It's hard enough keeping package names, executables, compression
formats, and file extensions straight; don't force end users to
think in terms of upstream project brandnames like 7-Zip and LZMA
Utils where it's avoidable.
*
Some afterthoughts:
Justin B Rye wrote:
XZ-format compression library
Maybe
XZ (and LZMA) format compression library
The Lempel-Ziv/Markov-chain Algorithm gives memory-hungry but powerful
compression (often better than bzip2) and fast, easy decompression.
I was wondering
Christian Perrier wrote:
This is the last call for comments for the review of debconf
templates for syscp.
Template: syscp/admin-password
[...]
The user name and password will be stored in /etc/syscp/debian.php.
I'd say username, though it matters a bit less than usual.
Package: syscp
Michael Shuler wrote:
- I would like to convey to the user what the system actually is, but I
do not wish the descriptions to sound like buzzword-bingo advertisements
in any way.
- I think it would be nice to have a description that will be relatively
portable for the various language API
Michael Shuler wrote:
(Underlining excess buzzwords)
Description: Rackspace Cloud Files service $LANGNAME interface
Cloud Files is a parallel, virtualized, distributed storage system run
^
as a commercial web-based backup and archiving service.
Michael Shuler wrote:
How does this sound?
Description: Rackspace Cloud Files service Python interface
Cloud Files provides unlimited online storage and CDN file delivery. It
is accessed via a web services API, which requires a paid account with
Rackspace.
.
This package provides a
Marco Amadori wrote:
I'm packaging the spring RTS game and since I have poor english skills I
would
like to have package descriptions and manpages to be reviewed by someone
competent.
Package sources can be browsed at:
Meanwhile I have poor git skills; I hope retrieving copies via the
Andre Felipe Machado wrote:
I just commited the new page [0]. It should be available at next site build.
Please, could the english team review it for correctness?
[0] http://www.debian.org/partners/financial_partners.en.html
Are we waiting for the build so we can access it at that URL or is
Andre Felipe Machado wrote:
The debian site is rebuilt at defined hours during the 24 h period. So
modifications are not displayed real time...
The cvs repository contains the up to the minute version.
I wouldn't know where to get at that.
A
fabien boucher wrote:
Package: libxr
Description: cross-platform XML-RPC client/server library
Well, for a start the three different packages should have three
different synopses.
As a non-programmer I have to admit I'm a bit out of my depth
dealing with this interface description language
fabien boucher wrote:
Yes it was not clear about the language
so we can turn the description like this :
Package: libxr
Description: SSL-capable XML-RPC implementation - shared libraries
This cross-platform XML-RPC library supports persistent HTTP/1.1
connections over SSL. It comes
Mirco Bauer wrote:
Please find, for review, the po templates part of the smuxi source
package.
Apologies for the lack of patch file.
smuxi-engine.pot:
[...]
#: ../src/Engine/Session.cs:162
msgid
After you have made a connection the list of available commands changes,
just use /help
Mirco Bauer wrote:
What about:
msgid
After you have made a connection the list of available commands
changes. Use the /help command again to see the extended command list.
Yes, that's good.
#: ../src/Engine/Session.cs:574
msgid Invalid paramater for network, use list, switch or close
as
fallback. msgstr
Should the last word be fallbacks?
This is what Justin B Rye j...@edlug.org.uk wrote, to me it doesn't look
correct either as there are 2 named nicks to be used as fallback.
Justin any comment on this?
I was thinking of the whole thing as fallback behaviour, but now you
mention
Mirco Bauer wrote:
I suppose there's the alternative of phrasing it as something like:
OpenSSH version not found (exit code: {0})\n
...but I'm not sure it helps.
It doesn't look for a specific version. It want's to check what the
currently installed OpenSSH version is.
If it was looking
Esko Arajärvi wrote:
On Saturday 26 December 2009, Neil Williams wrote:
The current Debian package description is:
Description: GTK+ text editor for ebook PDF files
gpdftext opens a simple text-based PDF file, typically
intended for reading on an ebook reader and loads the
text into a
Hector Romojaro wrote:
As suggested by Christian Perrier (#562936 [0]), I kindly ask for review
of templates and control files from dotLRN package (attached) before
uploading a new version.
Sure! I don't know how many reviewers we've got at this time of
year, but here's my input.
Homepage:
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Your review should be sent as an answer to this mail.
Rationale:
--- netams.old/debian/netams.templates2009-12-30 14:09:36.967745387
+0100
+++ netams/debian/netams.templates2009-12-30 19:50:35.612743440 +0100
[...]
Template: netams/admin-password
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Your review should be sent as an answer to this mail.
The templates look good; I've only got comments on the boilerplate
section of the package descriptions.
This library contains basic functions needed by SHR
phone software and FSO opimd daemon.
.
The
Hector Romojaro wrote:
W: dotlrn: using-question-in-extended-description-in-templates
dotlrn/pg_grant_access
Drat, I remembered that Type: boolean templates are allowed to ask
questions but I forgot that only means in the short description.
I'm out of practice!
The template is:
Template:
Thomas Müller wrote:
PS: Please CC me.
Package: quassel-core
Architecture: any
Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}, adduser, libqt4-sql-sqlite,
lsb-base (= 3.2-14), openssl
Description: distributed IRC client - core component
I'm not keen on this terminology of Quassel being an
Reijo Tomperi wrote:
I'm the maintainer of Cppcheck package and I recently got a bug report
about the description and as I'm not a technical writer, nor am I native
English speaker, I'm requestiong help to improve the description.
I'm a NES, but I'll really need some advice from C/C++
Thomas Müller wrote:
Do I gather that in principle you can use a quassel-client* package
without also having quassel-core installed on the same host? It
might be worth explaining that dependency here. Otherwise, fine.
Thats right. The idea is to have a core running on a server with 24h
Jonathan Nieder wrote:
For what it’s worth, I like this. I would leave out the
“cross-platform” (what is more relevant is that it is graphical, and
most software packaged for Debian is cross-platform these days).
The question is, can you use the Debian quassel-front-end with a
Thomas Müller wrote:
Maybe with the word channels in there somewhere. And surely
there's a label somewhere that describes this design... modular?
Master/slave? Or perhaps it's an IRC multiplexer...
We should not go too far away from the upstream description by inventing new
attributes.
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Your review should be sent as an answer to this mail.
[...]
Template: iog/migrate
[...]
It was detected that a previous package release has data installed in the
+ /var/www/iog/ directory. Current versions of the IOG package now use
The first line's a bit
Reijo Tomperi wrote:
Thanks to both of you for your previous answers. I tried to combine the
best parts from both of the mails and even tried to add some more
information about Cppcheck into the description. I'm starting to worry
whether it is starting to be too long, or if I'm writing
Reijo Tomperi wrote:
I think this is starting to be what I'm goind to use, but I will still
submit it for final evaluation. If no comments are received I will use
this.
One last nitpick:
* redundant if
* redundant if;
--
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PICCA Frédéric-Emmanuel wrote:
Before asking for inclusion into Debian I would like to have your opinion
about the attached control file.
I prefer to have a proper control file before starting asking for upload.
Okay, patch and modified version attached, commentary below.
-Homepage:
PICCA Frédéric-Emmanuel wrote:
+ The hkl library is a framework for diffraction computation and
+ diffractometer control, heavily used at the SOLEIL synchrotron. It
+ supports various types of diffractometer geometry: Eulerian 4-circle,
+ Eulerian 6-circle, kappa 4-circle, kappa 6-circle, and
Franck Joncourt wrote:
Description: module to change nature of data within a structure
Data::Structure::Util is a toolbox to manipulate the data inside a
data structure. It can process an entire tree and perform the
operation requested on each appropriate element.
.
For example: It can
PICCA Frédéric-Emmanuel wrote:
Section: science
What's sciency about it? I thought the idea of this CORBA
middleware stuff was to be flavourless, equally suitable for
academic, corporate, and indeed military applications? Most of the
packages I find when I search on omniorb or corba
I've done the proposed fixes and also update the errata for another
review.
Please give it a last look before we announce. Errata is at
http://people.debian.org/~otavio/d-i/errata.en.html and the announcement
text below.
Apologies if this mail's a bit of a misshape - once again I've
Justin B Rye wrote:
Tasks changes
-
Many changes were done regarding packages selection and also:
- Accessibility packages were add to GNOME task;
- laptop task has been modernized;
- SSH Server task has been added;
Many changes have been made to package selection, plus
Oops, I missed another one:
Is also important to note that we disabled the Graphical Installer for
s/Is/It is/
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Christian PERRIER wrote:
Your review should be sent as an answer to this mail.
(The mail problems I was having at the weekend turned out to be at
the edlug end; they seem to be fixed now.)
Template: webfsd/web_ip
Type: string
-_Description: IP address webfsd should listen on:
- If your
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Package: cifs-utils
[...]
Description: utilities for CIFS file systems
The CIFS protocol for Unix systems provides support for
cross-platform file sharing with Microsoft Windows, OS X, and other
Unix systems.
This makes it sound as if CIFS was designed with
Review of the control file to follow.
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Rationale:
Template: virtuoso-opensource-6.1/dba-password
[...]
_Description: Password for DBA and DAV users:
- There are two default users (DBA and DAV) created with administrative
- access to Virtuoso and you should
Christian PERRIER wrote:
PS: I didn't review debian/control
Diffage of just the control file.
Package: virtuoso-opensource
(I have to say, if there's not going to be a virtuoso-closedsource
package, couldn't you just have called this one virtuoso? That
would make it the obvious one to
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Quoting Justin B Rye (j...@edlug.org.uk):
+ OpenLink Virtuoso is a high-performance object-relational SQL database.
Isn't a database the place where data are stored.and software that
manage databases being database management software (DBMS, most of
the time
Obey Arthur Liu wrote:
So, about the description of Virtuoso: high-performance database.
It's a bit restrictive.
Upstream calls Virtuoso an Universal Server or Universal Integration
Middleware. While kind of buzz wordy, they are not that far off.
See this:
Christian PERRIER wrote:
After Justin's corrections (and a few corrections from Steve), here's
the new control file for cifs-utils.
I have a doubt about over the SMB procotol
Factual or stylistic? It all looks fine to me. Oh, except maybe:
Package: cifs-utils
Description: utilities
Mats Erik Andersson wrote:
Most of these corrections are fine (thanks for spotting the typos),
but:
Template: webfsd/web_syslog
Type: boolean
Default: false
-_Description: Log webfsd events (start/stop/...) to syslog?
+_Description: Log webfsd events (start, stop, ...) to syslog?
The
Mats Erik Andersson wrote:
I did in fact consider replacing the ellipsis with etc., but got
cold feets due to the closing period. After checking, my dictionary
states et cetera as the only fully spelled out option.
The two-word version is certainly commoner in print, but I've always
tended to
Giuseppe Iuculano wrote:
As suggested by Christian Perrier, I kindly ask for a review of
templates for smbind package.
Not much work for me here.
Template: smbind/password1
Type: password
_Description: admin password:
Please choose the admin password.
I would suggest making this slightly
Tanguy Ortolo wrote:
I would like to ask for review the following debconf templates for the
dokuwiki package.
Okay; commentary below, patch and modified version attached, but I
suspect I'll need to revise it once Christian's had a look.
Template: dokuwiki/system/configure-webserver
Type:
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Specify the directory below the server's docroot from which
DokuWiki should be accessible.
Maybe s/docroot/document root
Good point.
Template: dokuwiki/wiki/failpass
Type: error
_Description: Password confimation failed!
^^
Christian PERRIER wrote:
I'd suggest moving the Default: line above _Description:. This is
only cosmetic but this is the common way to do things.
Anyone who matches this specification will be given full and complete
access to DokuWiki's content.
^
Extra space here.
Version 3 also
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Your review should be sent as an answer to this mail.
Template: sandboxgamemaker/PAS_downloader_q
[...]
+ This content is non free, over 200 MB in size, and will ovewrite the
+ game content already in /usr/share/sandboxgamemaker.
Typo: overwrite. Also, non needs a
David Prévot wrote:
Before filing a request for review, I would appreciate some advice.
Sorry, I haven;t tried to answer your questions, I'm just going to
review the texts.
Package: phpbb3
[...]
Description: A fully featured and skinnable flat (non-threaded) webforum
Or, saying the same
David Prévot wrote:
phpbb3-l10n is not yet in the archive, it used to be phpbb2-languages
back in Etch, is the name ok?
I see five -l10n packages in the archives and only one
-languages: lsb-languages, which I suspect means something
different. There are also nine -locales and, aha, sixteen
Christian PERRIER wrote:
(for dle readers: this package apparently violates many devref
recommendations, particularly about debconf notes abuse. This is
indeed a quite specific case, as the qmail package is used to generate
qmail-srcmany discussions already happened with the current
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Please find, for review, the debconf templates and packages descriptions for
the qmail source package.
Here's a review of the control file (in annotated diff form). As I
mentioned, there's also a control.real with further problems, but
that can wait.
---
Jon Marler wrote:
I didn't see any emails from Justin. Did he perhaps send it to
just the list? If the package descriptions need an update, please
let me know when you file the bug.
Sorry, I was Ccing qm...@packages.debian.org, but it didn't occur to
me to include you directly.
Christian PERRIER wrote:
The reviewed templates have been sent as a bug report to the package
maintainer.
Did you miss my last message?
http://lists.debian.org/debian-l10n-english/2010/03/msg00081.html;
--
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sysadmin, and
Andrew Lee wrote:
I need native speakers to help on improving the package description for
libfm which is a library that needed for newer version of pcmanfm.
It's a new package for newer pcmanfm and also tend to be easy to reuse
in other applications which needs file management functions and
Andrew Lee wrote:
I answered some questions, but not sure if my point of view is
appropriated and maybe the description need to be adjust also?
Justin B Rye wrote:
If this was a library to serve the programming needs of
developers, it would belong in libdevel. Describe the function
Justin B Rye wrote:
comments but no actual patch attached.
Second thoughts and patch.
Template: hadoop-namenoded/format
[...]
The namenode manages the Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS). Like a
normal file system, it needs to be formatted before use; otherwise
the namenode
Christian PERRIER wrote:
(I didn't review the package description)
The descriptions in the linux-2.6 family don't obey the d-l-e house
style (they talk about flavoUrs, doublespace their sentences, and
so on) but I don't see anything that matters.
Template: linux-base/disk-id-convert-auto
Ben Hutchings wrote:
I feel like ID is more appropriate than lowercas id as acronyms
are generally using uppercase. However, the current practice and
existing documentation may lead to keep id.
'id' is short for 'identifier' and there is no reason to capitalise an
abbreviation of a single
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Your review should be sent as an answer to this mail.
I'll start by skimming mini-buildd-rep.templates, not mentioned in
your review...
Template: mini-buildd-rep/mbd_dists
[...]
Description: Basis distributions to support:
Space separated list of basis
Ben Hutchings wrote:
On Wed, 2010-03-31 at 11:45 +0100, Justin B Rye wrote:
In my case the name of my IOmega Zip drive changed too. Yes, I
only had it installed on that machine to see if it would cause
trouble, and it still worked as /dev/sdc1. Mind you, I imagine it
would be a bit
Christian PERRIER wrote:
BTW: let's wish a happy birthday to the Smith review project. It's now
3 years since I launched it on April 1st 2007 (with many people
thinking it was an April Fool's joke).
I'm celebrating by setting up a personal style guide reference page:
Christian PERRIER wrote:
But, well, I guess it can only be high quality stuff. So, how about
turning it into something more official such as a page in the Debian
Wiki that could be linked from the DevRef as well?
First let's see if any of it turns out to be useful.
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Adriano Rafael Gomes wrote on d-l-e:
I think I found a typo on the following template:
http://i18n.debian.net/material/templates/unstable/main/b/bugzilla/bugzilla_3.2.5.1-2_debian_bugzilla3.templates.gz
Please check:
s/checksetup-nondebian.pl/checksetup_nondebian.pl/
Yes, the preceding
Justin B Rye wrote:
Adriano Rafael Gomes wrote on d-l-e:
http://i18n.debian.net/material/templates/unstable/main/b/bugzilla/bugzilla_3.2.5.1-2_debian_bugzilla3.templates.gz
s/checksetup-nondebian.pl/checksetup_nondebian.pl/
Yes, the preceding template gets it right, but this typo passed
Alexander Reichle-Schmehl wrote:
Hi!
We just drafted an announcement for a Debian Mini Conference during the
upcoming LinuxTag in Germany. It should be send out in the coming days,
so review (especially by native speakers) would be most welcome.
Patch attached, commented version below.
Yukiharu Yabuki wrote:
I would like to get comments for cocot. I am making the package.
Before send ITP, I would like to correct descption.
(I'm Ccing you instead of assuming you're subscribed; apologies if
this is unwelcome.)
Description: Encode converter between tty and process
This
Yukiharu Yabuki wrote:
Justin B Rye j...@edlug.org.uk wrote:
It sounds as if the idea is that you'd run cocot ssh example.org,
and it would act as a wrapper translating the output of remote
commands into your local iso-2022-jp. Let me know if I'm getting it
wrong...
Exactly, you are right
Don Armstrong wrote:
On Fri, 09 Apr 2010, Christian PERRIER wrote:
d-l10n-english settled on using en_US for what we (more others than
me, as one might guess) usually review.
Yeah, I'm personally more comfortable with en_US, but I can use en_GB.
My vote doesn't count for much since I'm not
Harald Jenny wrote:
please find attached the template and control file of the
openswan-package.
In the hope of saving people some effort I'll mention before I start
looking at openswan that this time last year we did strongswan:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-l10n-english/2009/04/msg00055.html
Harald Jenny wrote:
please find attached [...]
Just out of habit I'll look at the templates first.
(Last minute addition: I almost missed s/X509/X.509/g)
Template: openswan/runlevel_changes
Type: note
_Description: Old runlevel management superseded
Previous versions of the Openswan
I'm saving time by not covering anything that Jonathan Nieder has
already commented on and not producing an actual patch for the
formatted pydoc output.
Julian Andres Klode wrote:
The style of the attached documentation mostly
follows what I've seen in Python:
- 'name' for parameter
I won't got round to amavisd-milter until tomorrow, so until then
I'll point you at my stock collection of d-l-e hints:
http://www.xibalba.demon.co.uk/jbr/linux/esl.html
Harald Jenny wrote:
Package: aeromail
Architecture: all
Depends: ${misc:Depends}, apache2 | httpd, php5 | php5-cgi,
Christian PERRIER wrote:
In general, you can't really carry the idea that this is a new
program. While in 2010, that makes sense and this is how you want to
sell it, this is probably untrue in 2015 when this package is still
in the archive but nobody remember about the old behaviour..:-)
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Your review should be sent as an answer to this mail.
[...]
Template: vidalia/info
Type: select
Choices-C: no, yes-now, yes-always
-_Description: Do you want to stop the existing Tor process and let Vidalia
start Tor?
+_Description: Let Vidalia start Tor after
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Your review should be sent as an answer to this mail.
[...]
Template: icinga/httpd
Type: multiselect
Choices: apache2
Default: apache2
(Another round of boolean multiple choice!)
[...]
Template: icinga/adminpassword
Type: password
Christian PERRIER bubu...@debian.org wrote:
Quoting Justin B Rye (j...@edlug.org.uk):
Description: management system for network hosts - support files
I tend to disagree here. I think that the main feature used in Nagios
(and thus Icinga) is the monitoring abilitiesso that word IMHO
Alexander Wirt wrote:
This is the right sort of thing, but we want to trim it a bit.
Description: management system for network hosts - support files
Thats wrong in my eyes. The term is monitoring.
Did you have a preference between:
Description: monitoring system for network hosts -
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Quoting Justin B Rye (j...@edlug.org.uk):
Tollef Fog Heen wrote:
any reason not to just call it
«host and network monitoring system» which is even one character shorter
than the suggestion above.
No, that would be fine too. I'd already mentioned the variant
Harald Jenny wrote:
Hello Justin B Rye,
sorry it took me so long to look into the translations but my
private time was limited the last days but I must come back to you
because the description part of the control file has a little flaw
(please find comment below):
[...]
Package: openswan
Harald Jenny wrote:
Hello Justin B Rye,
please find my remarks below:
Package: amavisd-milter
Architecture: any
Depends: ${misc:Depends}, ${shlibs:Depends}, amavisd-new (= 2.4.3)
Recommends: sendmail (= 8.13.8-3) | postfix (= 2.3.8-2+etch1)
Conflicts: amavisd-new-milter
Description
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Quoting Harald Jenny (har...@a-little-linux-box.at):
Hello,
You are noted as the last translator of the debconf translation for
openswan. First I want to apologize if the last update you sent was
not published but some problems first delayed and finally prevented
a
Christian Welzel wrote:
Please send your answers as CC to me as i'm not reading here regulary.
(Meanwhile, I'm subscribed twice, because I've had so many mail outages
recently that I don't trust either route to reach me reliably...)
Template: typo3-dummy/apache_mode
Type: select
__Choices:
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Your review should be sent as an answer to this mail.
[...]
-Template: rinputd/about
[...]
Template: rinputd/username
Type: string
Default: rinput
-_Description: Username:
- This is the user account name for the SASL rinputd login. This has no
bearing
Christian Welzel wrote:
Template: typo3-dummy/old_symlink
Type: note
Might it be worth upgrading this to an error?
What do you mean by error? I found no type error.
Oh, I'd never noticed it wasn't in the original Debconf Spec. See
6.5.3.1.8 here:
Christian PERRIER wrote:
Your review should be sent as an answer to this mail.
[...]
One general thing I'm changing throughout is that astk becomes
ASTK where it refers to the software in general rather than the
astk package. This is particularly important when we're talking
about the ASTK
David Prévot wrote:
Please find attached the current templates (that shouldn't evolved until
Squeeze is released), and last Jean-Marc thoughts about them:
1) There's always small stuff like sometimes we say
user admin
then later we say
the admin user
Maybe one should choose
David Prévot wrote:
I have a doubt about the use of the word the: although there are some
of them in theses templates, it doesn't seem to be everywhere it could,
and I'm clueless whether we have to use it or not.
Let me see:
Template: phpbb3/admin-pass
Type: password
_Description: Password
Christian PERRIER wrote:
(please keep crosspost)
Two new templates appeared recently in D-I, in the hw-detect
component.
They're related to the possibility of using driver injection disks
to allow using OEM drivers for some devices. This feature was imported
from Ubuntu.
I think that
Justin B Rye wrote:
Extra problem: a media that contains? Media is a non-countable
noun, so it takes singular agreement. Or to avoid making anybody
worry about that, eliminate the need for agreement by saying:
Whoops, contains _is_ third-person singular. The thing that
sounds so odd about
Petter Reinholdtsen wrote:
I see there is some confusion about this feature. This new udeb
provide an automatic way to activate driver debs that are made
available as part of the hardware. The internal driver disk is part
of the hardware (think USB stick that is part of the BIOS or ILO/DRAC
David Prévot wrote:
Ana Guerrero announced that the migration of the Debian-Women wiki into
the Debian wiki is now complete. There is still a little bit of work to
do: if you want to contribute, take a look at the migration TODO list.
Aioanei's s/:/;/ looks plausible, but I'm siding with
Christian PERRIER wrote:
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(indeed, there have been very few changes)
Well, the template did get mentioned on this list earlier this
month, so presumably all the obvious problems got hammered out at
that stage. I'm glad to get a shot at the
Ralf Treinen wrote:
Disclaimer: I am not a native english speaker either. AFAIK, the rule
is purely phonetic: you replace a by an when the next word is
pronounced starting with a vowel: an instance, an armour, an
estimation, and so on. The interesting case is when a word's spelling
starts
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