Policy is not set in stone. There are times when it makes little
sense. I say make a console version, then make a X package. The X
version can have a gtk and/or Xlib version. Are you also going to help
him maintain the upstream source now that he is away? I thought about
this back in March,
Policy is not set in stone. There are times when it makes little
sense. I say make a console version, then make a X package. The X
version can have a gtk and/or Xlib version. Are you also going to help
him maintain the upstream source now that he is away? I thought about
this back in
On Wed, Jun 17, 1998 at 08:12:05PM -0400, Shaleh wrote:
Policy is not set in stone. There are times when it makes little
^^
But please discuss any violations you intend to commit in debian-policy.
I think a policy that is not set in stone is not useful. Ian Jackson
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