On 5/5/08, Christian Perrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If I'm correct, apt-listchanges should now be installed by default as
> it is "Priority: standard"so NEWS.Debian has great chances to
> reach users, at least those with new installs.
Thanks for the extra info, I wasn't aware of the ch
Quoting Cameron Dale ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Can you suggest a better way to alert them? I don't want to abuse
> anything, but README.Debian is unread by most users, and NEWS.Debian
> is too unless apt-listchanges is installed (I think, even then it is
> only mailed to root). In your experience, wi
On 5/4/08, Christian Perrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The debconf note you added is displayed at high prioriy and therefore
> interrupts all installations of the package.
>
> That is generally regarded as debconf abuse. Such important notification to
> users pertain either to NEWS.Debian or
Package: apt-p2p
Severity: normal
The debconf note you added is displayed at high prioriy and therefore
interrupts all installations of the package.
That is generally regarded as debconf abuse. Such important notification to
users pertain either to NEWS.Debian or README.Debian files and should no
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