Die Suche hat 25 Ergebnisse ergeben.

Hi GP,
stay cool man. Winken

Look at this: http://kanotix.com/PNphpBB2-viewtopic-t-23972.html

Ok, so now the new releases are advertised on IRC and are not present in the standard download directory? ...

Where's 2007-rc5? As far as I can tell, the last RC was 2006-01-RC4 in Oct. 2006, that's almost a year ago. There has been no stable release since December 2005, yes 2005! That's 20 months ago. This ...

A release critical bug prevents the package from being included in "Etch". Etch (now stable) doesn't have known release critical bugs.
False. Debian's official position is that all release ...

Most probably they did not include those 24 packages in Etch.
Most probably... You like distros where you have to deal with "most probable" outcome on release critical bugs? Some people cal ...

If I was a developer perhaps.

I'm sorry. Users are supposed to make sense of plain english. I only goes to show how you just can't depend on Debian.

Then, can you explain how come Etch is released with 24 "release critical" bugs?

Sun Apr 8 16:19:00 UTC 2007
Number concerning the next release: 24
<http://people.debian.org/~sesse ...

One week later, Debian is no closer to release. As of today, there are still 24 bugs. As I explained they might be on the 13th CD of the M68K architecture, but they're considered "release critica ...

Does Fedora have a social contract?
Thanks the Lord, no! They don't have time for this kind of business. What they're into is offering a GPLed distro.

Fair enough for me.

Are you another Libranet refugee? Sehr glücklich

No. But once you've heard about De Kok's association with Libranet, it's even easier to learn about his new association with CentOS. I follow Linux development ...

Well, one of the two Libranet developers moved to CentOS, for that matter.
Daniel De Kok, not to name him Smilie

But personally I find Debian testing more stable and usable than virtually every di ...

http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2007/03/msg00023.html

Absolutely not. There are still 26 bugs to be solved:

http://people.debian.org/~sesse/bugscan/

It's been moving up and down ...

Any translation is a lot of effort...to ensure nothing gets "lost in the translation" so readers of the text in question (be it in French, German, Italian, etc) will be able to clearly get w ...

This new manual certainly constitutes a huge effort. It certainly would be nice to know who wrote it and who did the checking.

I read the "Configurer un réseau local" (km_lan.html) page t ...

Needless to say -- I voiced this opinion long time ago -- if basing Kanotix on testing rather than Unstable means more timely releases, I'm all for it. Debian seems to have a rough time releasing Etch ...

Knoppix was developed as a LiveCD to show people how powerful Linux is. It is not recommended for HD install. If you do not believe ask Knopper.

That's indeed what Klaus used to say. First Christia ...

Knoppix is a LiveCD not suited to HDD installation - if you want to install, go for another distro.

Yeah. This is the matter of fact.

No, it's not. I can open a Knoppix site tomorrow and tha ...

The reason why YOU don't figure period is because you are NOT a DEV for Kanotix, Etch will be like Sarge, old & out of date 2 months after it's release and Kanotix will keep on ticking as &quo ...

You want etch, then get it. If you want a 'bleeding edge' distro - debian unstable (e.g. Kanotix) but you run the risk of problems. (My 2005-04 installation is still fine (with a little help from this ...

How "unstable" works

This distribution will never get released; instead, packages from it will propagate into testing and then into a real release.
"sid" is subject to massiv ...

Etch will always be months behind.
Who cares?

Knoppix still appears to be a major problem if it is installed.
Who says?

Untrue - Kanotix is not based on Knoppix any more since long time, but on Debian Sid. It just loosely cooperates with Mr. Knopper by exchanging knowledge and some scripts.
Greetings,
Chris

I st ...

Since Kanotix is based on Knoppix, I thought this would be of interest to Kanotix users. It seems Klaus Knopper is planning a new release of Knoppix for this week:

KK: I'm now aiming for next week ...

Thanks Michael!

To tell the truth, I still find the Slackware way of doing things way more simple. I might try to stick to a Slackware-based distro. I find Debian has a complex way of easing thing ...

Ok, I got no answer to my very complex question, but there's one good thing: nobody asked MY references for Slackware. Very fortunate: I have none! Smilie

I learned that. with Slackware, the references ar ...

3 or 4 years ago, Guarddog didn't exist and I wrote a stateful firewall with Daniel Robbins' instructions on IBM's site and a few hacks I
got on the net. Until now, it seems the firewall works quite ...