You might not recommend, but I use Trisquel. Depends on Debian. The
question is, does GNU want us to spent time on those projects, or
Is that precious time better spent elsewhere.
That is up to each maintainer to decide. If you think a GNU project
is useful, or you enjoy using then the
* bendik...@vfemail.net [2019-09-05 22:57]:
> After bit more research total 98 Official GNU packages found to be inactive
> for at least 5 years.
>
> 54 were never part og Debian
Debian is not GNU.org or FSF, do you understand? Those are 2 different
groups, 2 different organizations, with
On Fri, 2019-09-06 at 15:36 +0800, Nala Ginrut wrote:
> In my day job, we have to use Debian in our commercial products. I
> understand Trisquel is still not ready for that case.
A broad exclusion that Trisquel isn't ready for "commercial products"
(whatever that means) seems a bit much. I'm not
On Fri, 2019-09-06 at 09:08 +, bendik...@vfemail.net wrote:
> There are too many useless packages on
> https://www.gnu.org/software/software.html that destracts from the
> usefull ones.
>
> I want to promote usefull projects and ideas, now I too often promote
> outdated and/or vague
Quoting Jean Louis :
* bendik...@vfemail.net [2019-09-06 09:18]:
I can not directly respont to Jose E. Marchesi, I have get no mail.
The fact alone that it is part of Debian says ferret has its use. Although
the popularity is declining.
It is interesting to mention at ferrets website that
* bendik...@vfemail.net [2019-09-06 09:18]:
> I can not directly respont to Jose E. Marchesi, I have get no mail.
>
> The fact alone that it is part of Debian says ferret has its use. Although
> the popularity is declining.
> It is interesting to mention at ferrets website that it is used by a
>
bendik...@vfemail.net writes:
> Quoting a...@gnu.org:
>
>> If package is not in Debian GNU/Linux, for me this indicates nothing
>> that relates to GNU packages, unless there is some specific discussion
>> related to such specific package, or if there is specific bug report.
>> Debian is
I can not directly respont to Jose E. Marchesi, I have get no mail.
The fact alone that it is part of Debian says ferret has its use.
Although the popularity is declining.
It is interesting to mention at ferrets website that it is used by a
university, I did not check if this is the case.
