Sort of late to send it out again, but it was suggested in case users in
the area want to do keysigning or help with bugsquashing.
Thanks!
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osoft does, in its credit, allow people to hit the 'upgrade my box for
me forever' button for the non-paranoid.
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n't being distributed to
users fast enough, not that users avoid having to maintain their systems.
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re on the merits.
However, one point I do see, about security fixes in decent time from
source to distribution form seems to focus on product lifecycle rather
than true experience and actual facts. I would love to see a comparison
of distributions that shows how deticated many of the Linux distributions
s in their best intrest to make sure their
technology gets in place to accept the masses without alerting the
technologically knowledgable. TCPA could easily become better 'law'
than anything based on mass acceptance and market forces.
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That widining can easily create a
ton of work that impedes on that part of the contract, and a disservice
to many users.
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If your not allready noticing a concensus one way or another, there are
more formal ways of proving this is the way or not. I urge you to make
a decision on this instead of wallowing around in -devel. Enlist a
willing developer or two into your cause and find out if this is
feasible.
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figure out how far some machines are from the 'norm'
install. (and setup some programs to fix machines missing some dpkg
selections)
I'm also using cfengine to manage permissions and configuration files.
Horribly complex, but fun to beable to push out changes that dont
clobber t
with a future release of debian.
Also, I think there is a lot of need for this sort of work. I've been
talking to some admins here about starting a project for backporting
sets of packages from unstable to stable to do 3-6month update packs
after stable comes out, the response has been positive.
* Alexander Kotelnikov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [011011 11:06]:
> Once I wrote about an intention to package emu-tools. I prepared
How linked are the tools version to the driver revision? IE: if i keep
with an 'old' cvs snapshot of the driver, will the tools stop working on
an
primary scope of progeny.
Not that they can't be installed, its just harder.
> Tried to run:
> /etc/modules.conf
> /dev/dsp
> /dev/mixer ls -al
> /proc/interrupts
> /proc/ioports
> /proc/sound
> /dev/sndstat
aumix?
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ings could occur.
>
> I won't be attending the conference, but I am a Debian developer. I live
> just over the border in Wisconsin and I would very much like to get my key
> signed.
I will be voulenteering at the meeting. I would love to cross-sign.
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