On Sun, 1 Sep 1996, Michael Meskes wrote:
'Distribution: experimental' means unstable, doesn't it? Or do you really mean
the experimental subtree under project?
No, `experimental' means the experimental subtree under project.
`unstable' is unstable.
Guy
Ian Jackson writes:
When a package is uploaded an announcement should be posted to
tt/debian-changes/. The announcement should give the (source)
package name and version number, and a very short summary of the
changes, in the prgn/Subject/ field, and should contain the
PGP-signed
Michael Meskes writes (Re: 96 New Debian i386 Packages):
Ian Jackson writes:
Can we please have a statement on what we should do ?
I think we should post the release announcements to debian-changes as
well has having the summary postings.
If people want just the summaries we should
Ian Jackson writes:
Can we please have a statement on what we should do ?
I think we should post the release announcements to debian-changes as
well has having the summary postings.
If people want just the summaries we should provide a separate list.
I second all of that.
Michael
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Guy Maor writes:
The 'xx New Debian i386 Packages' mail *is* the announcement I
Oops, then I missed something. Aren't we supposed to make an announcement
anymore?
mentioned earlier. Some developers also post the .changes file when
they upload it, but that's at their option. It really isn't
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
These i386 packages were installed into the Debian hierarchy.
Unfortunately, the version number changes and locations are incorrect
in a few cases. The bug has since been fixed.
[...]
I've scanned through this list and found quite a lot of packages I never
read
On Thu, 22 Aug 1996, Michael Meskes wrote:
I've scanned through this list and found quite a lot of packages I never
read an announcement of. I usually read debian-{devel,changes,user,private}
so I take it I should have found this announcements. But I never have. Did I
just miss them? Or is
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