Ean Schuessler wrote:
> > I started it off a long time ago although I don't have the time to
> > maintain it. Of course, there's lots of room for improvement there.
>
> Right. I think one of the first areas for improvement would be making the
> page easier to find! The only thing I can see on www.debian.org that links to
> this is the Debian FAQ. Ideally, this list would show up as a direct link off
> of "Getting Debian".
>
> My main suggestion is that rather than promoting all Debian variants we would
> promote those that follow some rules. For instance:
>
> * The dist must display a "Real Debian GNU/Linux" logo (or something like
> that) on their site.
> * The dist must pass some test suite we would make up that checks whether
> things work as we expect them to work in Debian.
> * The dist developers go through some kind of Debian Developer kind of
> initiation where they promise us to play nice or something.
> * Use our issue tracking/patch management/release/whatever procedures in a
> certain way that we define.
> * Whatever else we decide they need to do.
What about...
. forward upstream bugs to the Debian BTS
. forward improvements that are PDD agnostic to the Debian BTS?
. maintain a (close) relationship with the Debian project
. be some sort of active on the Debian mailing lists
Regards,
Joey
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