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Re: Re: Bug#283578: ITP: hot-babe -- erotic graphical system activitymonitor
Hi all, Hi all, I read all the thread and I noted you are forgeting a main problem about this package. In my point of view: First of all, it's a sexist package, sure. Putting a program on Debian in which you have pictures of nude women is VERY agressive to the most women. Yes, it's agressive to me. It is also offensive to me. I doubt that we are unusual in this. [...] When the sexism problem is gone, the other question we have to discuss is: is it a problem to have this kind of pictures go into Debian? I think that is the main issue here. I would like to believe that Debian is capable of showing more respect for other people than including hotbabe in the distribution would indicate. Helen.
Re: Bug#283578: ITP: hot-babe -- erotic graphical system activitymonitor
Mike Hommey wrote: On Wed, Dec 01, 2004 at 04:06:13PM +, Helen Faulkner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I think that is the main issue here. I would like to believe that Debian is capable of showing more respect for other people than including hotbabe in the distribution would indicate. Yeah, i would like Debian to show more respect for me, by removing emacs and kde. Ah, the guy next door says he wants respect as well, and asks removal of vim and gnome. I'm pushing the thing to the absurd, but do you realise what you are saying is absolutely ridiculous ? Yes, you are being absurd. Since you are presumably not understanding the point, let me explain more clearly: Pornography is widely regarded as being demeaning and insulting to women. KDE is not similarly demeaning to Gnome users. It does not objectify them, pressure them to meet unrealistic standards, encourage others to regard them as existing only for the pleasure of KDE users. Etc. If Debian colletively cannot percieve the difference between being offended by hotbabe and offended by KDE, I am worried about Debian. Yes, it is a shady issue. Yes, the line between acceptable offence and unacceptable offense is unclear, and would be drawn in a different place by different people. Welcome to the real world :) Helen
Re: New stable version after Sarge
Marcelo E. Magallon wrote: [...] [0] Besides learning that there is still people in this world who seem to think that feminism is actually a solution to something. I am still amazed by that one. Thankyou for reminding us all, by demonstration, that the problems feminism tries to solve still exist within Debian :) I suspect that you are using a very narrow definition of "feminism" here. Your comment is insulting to people who are working to fix such problems as sexist language in Debian webpages and sexist behaviour on Debian IRC channels, let alone the more subtle and complex things that some of us, who identify as feminists, are trying to achieve. However I believe your comment is more likely to have been made in ignorance than with malice. If you are interested instead in helping us to solve some of the problems women face in their involvement with Debian (with associated benefits for Debian) drop by the Debian Women project someday and ask us what we are really doing. You are invited to be part of the solution... Helen.
DPL IRC Debate Time Change (Was: Re: DPL debate 2005: 19 March 2005, 23:00 UTC)
martin f krafft wrote: [This should have gone to d-d-a in the first place too, sorry] (So should this - sorry!) Hello, world. This year's DPL debate will take place on Saturday, 19 March 2005, at 23:00 UTC[0]. It will last for two hours. The meeting will take place on the Freenode IRC network[1], using two channels: Actually, we are sorry to say that this announced time for the DPL IRC debate turned out to be no good. We are still working at finding a time that is suitable for all of the candidates (so many of them and in so many different timezones!). We will announce the new timing of the DPL IRC debate when it is known. For the moment please note that it will now (almost certainly) not be held on the 19th at 23:00 UTC. Helen. signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
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Re: apply to NM? ha!
Please don't CC me. I am on this list, and I therefore did not request to be CCd. Russell Coker wrote: On Tuesday 25 January 2005 11:26, Helen Faulkner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I do not believe that being thick-skinned enough to cope with people who are very agressive or insulting should be a requirement for involvement in Debian. Sadly, it seems to me that this is effectively the case. Shouldn't we be more interested in someone's technical skills, and their ability to work well with others? What makes you think that Debian is unique in this regard? Have you never been to a conference dinner where Rusty's flame collection is on display? I didn't say Debian is unique, and I don't know Rusty. For those of you who don't know Rusty has a fine collection of flames (and other silly messages) written to some very skillful Linux programmers. You can write excellent code and be nice and still get flamed a lot. This is just something you have to deal with. Children have problems with this sort of thing, adults are supposed to be able to deal with it. Hmm, maybe you think that behaviour like Rusty's is very adult then. Anyone who can't deal with being flamed should not be permitted to drive a car. Other drivers will do offensive things, if you can't deal with it then you can't drive safely and are a threat to the life of everyone on the road. Ahh, it's the "I can deal with it therefore it's OK" line. What if there is another solution? Are you even prepared to consider that possibility? What would you prefer: 1) - a community where people are pleasant to each other, where disagreements are discussed politely, and where people who are unable to be civil are not glorified for their behaviour. or 2) - a community where people are often unpleasant to each other because such behaviour is not only tolerated but actively rewarded, where disagreements often reduce to shouting matches that alienate some whose opinions might be valuable, and where people who don't like this and express that are criticised for suggesting that we lose something because of this and that maybe things could be different and better. ? Helen. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: apply to NM? ha!
Helen Faulkner wrote: > Please don't CC me. > I am on this list, and I therefore did not request to be CCd. > > Russell Coker wrote: [...] For those of you who don't know Rusty has a fine collection of flames (and other silly messages) written to some very skillful Linux programmers. You can write excellent code and be nice and still get flamed a lot. This is just something you have to deal with. Children have problems with this sort of thing, adults are supposed to be able to deal with it. Hmm, maybe you think that behaviour like Rusty's is very adult then. It's been pointed out to me (thanks) that I might have misinterpreted Russell's comments when I assumed he means that Rusty is the author of the fine collection of flames. I'm sorry if I have misunderstood that. Of course, being the unfortunate target of other people's flames is neither childish nor unreasonable, though it is possibly not actually much fun for Rusty and others. Helen. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Logs from the DPL debate posted, and a draft ballot
Hi Everyone, There is an error in the currently posted transcript for part 1 of the debate [1]. The following section, in "Managing DPL Duties and Life": AngusLees: I consider travelling as an extremely important factor of being DPL. Before nominating, I carefully considered the time I will have available and I am confident that I can do what is required and it will not impact on my existing (minimal) Debian duties. I think that I established very well that i prepared and planned ahead for this not to happen: i can work on Debian and DPL issues during work hours and have the DPL-team to fall back on. Even with flames and critizim, which can hurt individuals and demotivate them severely, the team can help by offering moral support. Should read: AngusLees: I consider travelling as an extremely important factor of being DPL. Before nominating, I carefully considered the time I will have available and I am confident that I can do what is required and it will not impact on my existing (minimal) Debian duties. AndreasSchuldei: I think that I established very well that i prepared and planned ahead for this not to happen: i can work on Debian and DPL issues during work hours and have the DPL-team to fall back on. Even with flames and critizim, which can hurt individuals and demotivate them severely, the team can help by offering moral support. The error was mine, and I am sorry for any confusion this may have caused. The corrected transcript will be uploaded to [1] as soon as possible. Helen 1. http://www.debian.org/vote/2005/Log-debian-dpl-debate -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bug#290666: ITP: kdoomsday - countdown timer panel applet for KDE
Package: wnpp Severity: wishlist * Package name: kdoomsday Version : 0.2 Upstream Author : Helen Faulkner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> * URL : http://alioth.debian.org/projects/kdoomsday/ * License : GPL Description : countdown timer panel applet for KDE kdoomsday is a KDE panel applet that counts the time down to or up from a specified event. I'm the author of kdoomsday. I wrote it because I wanted to count down to an awaited event and, to my suprise, I couldn't find anything that would sit in my KDE panel and do just that. There are currently 1839 hours until I leave to go home, not that I am counting or anything! ;) Helen -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Bug#290666: ITP: kdoomsday - countdown timer panel applet for KDE
Kevin B. McCarty wrote: Helen Faulkner wrote: kdoomsday is a KDE panel applet that counts the time down to or up from a specified event. I'm the author of kdoomsday. I wrote it because I wanted to count down to an awaited event and, to my suprise, I couldn't find anything that would sit in my KDE panel and do just that. I don't have any productive remarks about the ITP, but I just wanted to give kudos for the awesome name you chose! Hehe - actually, I didn't think of the name. That was Ben Burton's idea. I am very amused by it... Helen -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: RFP: gtybalt -- computer algebra system (CAS) based on GiNaC with optional TeXmacs GUI
Frank Küster wrote: "Kevin B. McCarty" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: [...] Do you have any suggestions for other function graphing programs / libraries I could suggest to upstream? grace is a GPL'ed program that I use sometimes for interactive graph creation, but it can also be scripted.e Ideally they would be able to display functions of 2 or even 3 arguments. This I don't know. labplot will plot graphs in 2 and 3 dimensions, either from data or by calculating the function, if that's what you are after. Helen.
Re: apply to NM? ha!
Malte Cornils wrote:
Am Dienstag, 25. Januar 2005 00:40 schrieb Gunnar Wolf:
[Person with *very* delicate skin quitting NM]
I don't know (and don't want to, don't point me to it ;-) ) who
advocated a person with such a delicate skin to enter NM. I mean, NM
is for people who are _already_ somewhat involved in Debian... And if
a little aggressivity puts you off that badly, then...
One can only hope that the set of people resistant to aggressiveness
("thick-skinned") does not strongly correlate to the set of people often
exercising aggressiveness. Following your line of reasoning, that would mean
Debian could likely never be open to people with a soft skin (since only
somewhat aggressive people could stand entering Debian).
Luckily, I'm not too tempted with following that line of thought because I
know some DDs that do not fall in the aggressive category. Still, an
interesting thought... (could also be one of the problems preventing women
from participating more often in Debian)
Based on comments made to me by a number of women who are interested in
contributing more to Debian, the level of agressiveness on some of the
mailing lists and IRC channels is a problem. It is preventing people
(women and men, no doubt) from getting involved, because they don't want
to have to deal with that behaviour, should it be directed towards them.
I often find myself explaining to people how they can avoid attracting
the attention of those who are likely to be unpleasant to deal with, and
also repeatedly emphasising the fact that, despite some appearances,
there really are many very pleasant and supportive people involved in
Debian. It's a pity that such explanations are actually required.
I do not believe that being thick-skinned enough to cope with people who
are very agressive or insulting should be a requirement for involvement
in Debian. Sadly, it seems to me that this is effectively the case.
Shouldn't we be more interested in someone's technical skills, and their
ability to work well with others?
Helen
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Re: apply to NM? ha!
SR, ESC wrote: to the people that see it for what it is: thank you, and i knew you would see it (like helen here, and others). OK, I should be clear here. From the point of view of behaviour in Debian lists that is intimidating to newcomers and especially people who are shy or not very thick-skinned, the most troubling post to this thread, in my opinion, was the first one. It is that specific type of behaviour (insulting and abusive, though that one wasn't actually directed at any named individual, which is arguably better) that I believe is most likely to put people (including many women) off from contributing to Debian. Please do not interpret my comments as meaning I am supportive of posts like that. I most certainly am not. I think we can collectively do better, and that Debian will benefit when we do :) Helen. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: apply to NM? ha!
Malte Cornils wrote: Hello, Am Dienstag, 25. Januar 2005 01:26 schrieb Helen Faulkner: I often find myself explaining to people how they can avoid attracting the attention of those who are likely to be unpleasant to deal with, and also repeatedly emphasising the fact that, despite some appearances, there really are many very pleasant and supportive people involved in Debian. It's a pity that such explanations are actually required. I would be interested in how you explain that and whether there are some basic recipes (except for the sometimes necessary "don't deal with xy then" route). I tend to tell people some mixture of the following, depending on the context: 1. Remember that lots of Debian people are lovely and helpful and basically really nice. They will support and help you. (list of people known to the person I'm talking to who will definitely be supportive and helpful). 2. Don't start an interaction with the following people, and ignore them if they talk to you: (list of people who it's better not to deal with at all at first). 3. If anyone says something to you that is insulting or upsetting or offensive, you are possibly better off just ignoring it than trying to argue with them. Remember 1 :) 4. Don't be insulting or nasty in your own communications (actually, this in general doesn't need to be said, with the kind of people I am usually talking to about this stuff). 5. Choose your battles. Some things, while definitely problems, are not worth wasting effort on. All of this is fairly obvious stuff, I think. Though I am not sure whether that is a rhetoric question (sad fact for itself), the question is how to change this environment for the better. Often, making people aware that they were in fact being aggressive is sufficient. Sometimes you also need to explain to them in private why being aggressive because "user is so stupid"/"I've had a horrible day"/whatever is still not a terribly good idea. And in the extreme, maybe enough people pointing little "aggressiveness is uncool, we don't like this/you here, debian is our project, too" fingers at offenders might be necessary. Agreed. That takes a surprising amount of work, though (being present in most threads obviously is, but mustering the courage to tell the "brute" to soften up can be stressful, too - and is most rarely done by those people really bothered by aggressiveness, and/or those not already "blessed" by full DD-ship) Yes, exactly. Of course, the people who are most bothered are probably the least likely to speak up about this kind of thing. And because Debian promotes a culture of "speak up for yourself and don't speak for others", such behaviour is often apparently tolerated, even though I would guess that the majority of people disagree with it, in general. Helen -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Funding for a Crazy Idea
Hello Joey, With reference to your "Crazy Idea": I am not a developer, but I do have good experience obtaining funding for things like this. I will give it some thought and let you know the ideas I come up with for funding. In the meanwhile; If you are prepared to accept funding from such a source, there is always NATO. They fund many such things if they are giving good participation to what NATO calls "Sensitive Areas". Such areas include Portugal, Greece, Turkey, etc. Do you have any developers in these countries? A full list of such countries can be obtained from the NATO web site (forgotten the address). Another source of funding for conferences is UNESCO. Also some countries such as France often have government bodies which will fund conferences in their country on subjects of interest to that department. Which makes me think of France Telecom using Debian! Be in touch soon. Helen McCall E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel: 01752 342675 Fax: 08700 525850 ---
Re: Funding for a Crazy Idea
Hello again Joey, On Fri, 24 Sep 1999, Joey Hess wrote: > Helen McCall wrote: > > In the meanwhile; If you are prepared to accept funding from such a > > source, there is always NATO. They fund many such things if they are > > giving good participation to what NATO calls "Sensitive Areas". > > Weird. Yes! That is what I thought some years ago when I first learnt of this. I have just been looking at the NATO web site, and they appear to have changed for the better in recent years. Now they make no reference to sensitive areas. Their science and technology programmes are now more generally aimed at promoting world peace! The NATO website can be found here: <http://www.nato.int/science/cst.htm> It looks very promising. I read through a lot of the details and it may be that a conference/workshop on the development of Debian Gnu/Linux and Debian Gnu/Hurd fits into the NATO guidelines. You would need to organise it as an Advanced Research Workshop (ARW). There is scope in the guidelines for projects doing technical development of existing operating systems like Debian. You need to read through all the documentation carefully. One part of the documentation, preparing the actual application for an ARW, may be found in the following PDF file: <http://www.nato.int/science/bestpractice/arw.pdf> > > Such areas include Portugal, Greece, Turkey, etc. Do you have any > > developers in these countries? A full list of such countries can be > > obtained from the NATO web site (forgotten the address). > > I'd be surprised if we don't, but I don't really know offhand. Anyone? What is needed is for someone to compile a list of all Debian Developers and their geographical addresses. This is something you have said yourself before. Volunteers? Best wishes, Helen McCall E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel: 01752 342675 Fax: 08700 525850 ---
Re: Funding for a Crazy Idea
Hello Craig, I would guess that you are one of Aaron Sloman's students from the University of Birmingham in the UK. Am I right? My comment about NATO having improved was in respect of their previous treatment of countries like Portugal, Greece and Turkey as "sensitive areas". My reservations about looking for funds from NATO were that many people might not like to associate Debian in any way with a largely military organisation. However NATO is actually a treaty organisation with a lot of none military activities. Promoting peace and stability is supposed to be one of their main activities - which they do by promoting peaceful projects between many different countries. As to the horrific circumstances in the Balkan states, I do not believe that any sensible person would take sides. The activities on all sides were appalling. They were all entirely due to hot-headed politicians on all sides spouting hatred in the same way you have done in your e-mail to me. If more people cooled their heads and stopped listening to crazy politicians, we could have world peace. If Debian can turn some of NATOs funds to good purpose - promoting a vast international project of cooperation - then this would be a great victory for Peace. Best wishes, Helen McCall E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel: 01752 342675 Fax: 08700 525850 --- On 25 Sep 1999, Craig Brozefsky wrote: > Date: 25 Sep 1999 12:31:52 -0700 > From: Craig Brozefsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: Helen McCall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Cc: Joey Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, debian-devel@lists.debian.org > Subject: Re: Funding for a Crazy Idea > > Helen McCall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > I have just been looking at the NATO web site, and they appear to have > > changed for the better in recent years. Now they make no reference to > > sensitive areas. Their science and technology programmes are now more > > generally aimed at promoting world peace! > > Uhm, they did just bomb Yugoslavia into the stone age, and basically > force an occupation of Kosovo, failed to disarm the KLA, and are now > just handing over the horrible mess THEY made in the region to the > U.N. right as winter sets in. To top it all off the continental > European partners are none to pleased with the U.S. and it's lapdog > the U.K. and many see NATO as a brain-dead buearocracy just about to go > into death throes as the alliance falls apart. > > The idea that NATO is all about "world peace" is ludicrous. You'd > have to be willingly blind to nearly everything they have ever done in > order to actually believe that bit of propoganda. Are you so out of > it that you believe a website more than history? I hope that Debian > does not resort to begging bald-faced lying war powers for cash. > > -- > Craig Brozefsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Free Scheme/Lisp Software http://www.red-bean.com/~craig > "riot shields. voodoo economics. its just business. cattle > prods and the IMF." - Radiohead, OK Computer, Electioneering >
Re: Aaron Sloman
Hello Craig, On 25 Sep 1999, Craig Brozefsky wrote: > For the record, I am not a student of Aaron Sloman, but have helped > him a bit with the Free Poplog release, contributed a few fixes, and > talk with him via email on occasion. I never went to college and work > professionally as a software developer, mostly with Free Software. > Did you do google search or something to get that impression, or are > my poitics that close to his? Every single "flame" I have received over the last ten years has been from someone connected with Aaron Sloman. These "flames" have been on numerous and diverse subjects. Whether this is just some amazing coincidence, or that Aaron Sloman is just an appalling influence on everyone around him, I do not know! I long ago decided that he is a person whom I would never want to know. When I read your "flame", the name "Aaron Sloman" just popped into my head! :-( I believe that Aaron Sloman is actually a Psychologist. If this is true, has he been conducting some dreadful experiment in conditioning people to show hatred and intolerance? Best wishes, Helen McCall E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel: 01752 342675 Fax: 08700 525850 ---
Debian Science mailing list created
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi Everyone, This is to let interested people know that the Debian Science mailing list [1] has been created. This list is aimed to encourage discussion about how best to use Debian as an operating system for science research and how to improve Debian to make it more useful to scientists and people working in related fields. Please tell friends and colleagues about the list, and encourage any interested people to use the list to discuss and/or request help for any issues they may encounter in using Debian software for their research. Helen 1. http://lists.debian.org/debian-science/ -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- Version: GnuPG v1.4.1 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFC7FV53eNc8VZTycQRAhiBAJ0RPPi+cRbvFGXd7Moh4RlRGNtiHwCfVXy6 O+9OV7IIifp6BXmHne3dU5w= =7cfc -END PGP SIGNATURE- -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Debian Women Software Freedom Day activities
(Apologies to those who receive this multiple times - I wanted it to reach a wide audience. Replies only to -project please, unless there is something specific to another list that is more appropriate to discuss there.) Hi everyone, The Debian Women project is celebrating Software Freedom Day [1] on Saturday 10th September (yes, that's soon!) by running some online activities to promote the involvement of women in Debian. Please tell female friends, relatives and colleagues about our activities and encourage them to join us if they are interested. In brief, we are going to be 1) Running an IRC channel for people who are new to Debian Women (and possibly new to IRC) to come and say hello and meet some of the Debian Women regulars. This will be friendly and non-technical in nature. The channel is #debian-women-new on oftc, and will be operating for 24 hours on 10th September GMT. For more details see the DW mailing list thread [2]. 2) Running a DW "help" day. This will be for people who may or may not be involved in Debian/DW and want help with things like packaging and submitting bugs or who have technical problems that they want to solve. 3) Running a DW bug-squashing party. This will also be technical in nature and its aim is to find bugs and squash them. This effort will be based in the #debian-bugs channel on freenode. See the DW mailing list [3] over the next couple of days for more details. Helen 1. http://www.softwarefreedomday.org/ 2. http://lists.debian.org/debian-women/2005/09/msg3.html signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
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