ty high barrier.
This was a problem for the last linux.conf.au which uses Matrix
successfully.
For me the process made perfect since *after* I had done it.
Surely it wouldn't be too difficult to write some sort of tool to
automate the process?
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that this isn't a
big issue; only a GR can guarantee it won't be an issue tomorrow. Anyone
want to help me with my proposal? :-)
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minor and controversial issues
like this one.
Assume it was a mistake (even if it was deliberate - who cares?).
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) first, and then decide the
wording on (A) and (B) depending on the outcome of (C). In which case,
even if there is a conflict, the wording can clarify if the second vote
overrides or doesn't override the first result.
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the package altogether, and allow somebody to upload to non-free
if deemed appropriate?
I think automatically moving it to non-free may not always be the best
solution.
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guess none of this matters though, since debian has decided
Sven to expulse me anyway, just like they did for Jonathan/Ted
Sven Walter, without ever thinking of setting up a procedure to
Sven handle expulsion fairly.
:-(
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trust that you will give Y.
A better approach is required - repeatedly banging your head against
the wall is not going to help. No matter how hard or how long you do
it for.
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weeks).
Did you, perhaps, mean to say no *more* than two weeks?.
Or maybe I just misread it, sorry if I did.
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of a list ban, then in end of
Sven february with a renewed expulsion request.
Some people might see this as justification for banning you from the
mailing lists. If you weren't subscribed to the mailing lists, people
might stop publicly trying to provoke you.
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their minds, as they have already
decided.
Would there be anything else that could happen to allow you to forget
your old grudges?
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martin == martin f krafft martin writes:
martin What the heck are you guys doing??? Let's release etch,
martin please ffs.
Seconded.
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People tend to ask ... but can I really use a license such as the GPL
for documentation? I thought GPL was for software only.
Do we need to address this point?
I'm not sure. That's covered in the GPL FAQ and should be clear
from the definition of Program
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-HOWTO/index.html
Helen especially the section about the problems women face in
Helen approaching linux communities.
Seems sensible reading, and could be beneficial even if only read by
people who already try to do the right thing.
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others file bug reports, because to me, it
just comes naturally (now).
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support for non-free?
Could splitting non-free be seen as counter-productive to our aims?
ie. Non-Free software has been just been split from Debian at a cost
of 90 man hours; Non-free software must be important for
users. Otherwise, if it wasn't important, why bother splitting it
apart?
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On Sat, Mar 08, 2003 at 10:29:37AM +0100, Eduard Bloch wrote:
#include hallo.h
* Branden Robinson [Fri, Mar 07 2003, 03:23:37PM]:
On Sat, Mar 01, 2003 at 11:37:15AM +1100, Brian May wrote:
Perhaps it is more a matter of not demonstrating that you have listened.
Well, I don't think
.
Perhaps it is more a matter of not demonstrating that you have listened.
(some examples would be ideal here, but I don't have any).
(not my observation, just my interpretation of both the comments above,
perhaps taken out of context).
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.
Perhaps it is more a matter of not demonstrating that you have listened.
(some examples would be ideal here, but I don't have any).
(not my observation, just my interpretation of both the comments above,
perhaps taken out of context).
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if the information is now obsolete|find out when/if it is going
to be implemented|etc)?
Sorry about posting this to the mailing list, but I can't seem to
work out what your E-Mail address is from the mailing list archive.
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if the information is now obsolete|find out when/if it is going
to be implemented|etc)?
Sorry about posting this to the mailing list, but I can't seem to
work out what your E-Mail address is from the mailing list archive.
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the DPL said "I'll let everybody do what they want to do",
that would be bad, because everybody is going to have a different
opinion. Instead of 1 project with XXX developers, you are likely to
end up with XXX projects with 1 developer each ;-).
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that would be bad, because everybody is going to have a different
opinion. Instead of 1 project with XXX developers, you are likely to
end up with XXX projects with 1 developer each ;-).
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the information the voters need (in the above
case the candidate is extremely biased and probably should not be
elected), but at the same time doesn't lock the candidate down to any
single decision.
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ved.
I think this conveys all the information the voters need (in the above
case the candidate is extremely biased and probably should not be
elected), but at the same time doesn't lock the candidate down to any
single decision.
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s the case)?
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of course that Australia is a non-US country, where we
speak real English(TM) ;-) )
grin
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that not
enough is being done in this area by the project as a whole.
* what release of Debian will come standard with IPv6 support?
woody+1? Woody+2? What goals (if any) should be set along the way?
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with this?
Comments?
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on, but it works (I think) ;-)
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by
doing
$ locate README.Why_non-free
I think dpkg (or some other package) should provide some mechanism to
automatically list all non-free and/or contrib software installed on a
system. Especially for non-free software I may have installed ages ago,
and never used since...
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