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Debian buries itself in general resolutionsDebian buries itself in general resolutionsPosted Sep 21, 2006 16:10 UTC (Thu) by AJWM (guest, #15888)Parent article: Debian buries itself in general resolutions
Is it just me, or is this starting to sound like a Monty Python sketch?
Perhaps Debian should adopt a different naming scheme for releases -- the "dead parrot" version, for example. Or perhaps after cheeses...
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Or perhaps after cheeses... Posted Sep 21, 2006 17:11 UTC (Thu) by ballombe (subscriber, #9523) [Link] Actually, the shadow (passwd) packages releases in Debian are named after cheeses:
http://packages.debian.org/changelogs/pool/main/s/shadow/...
Debian buries itself in general resolutions Posted Sep 21, 2006 19:19 UTC (Thu) by jstAusr (guest, #27224) [Link] If you were able to see the internal workings of any large organization you would see things like this, I know that is true for the corporations that I have worked for. Criticizing the Debian project because the internal workings are open is just lame, in my opinion. It is understandable that a proposal to pay certain people for their efforts would be controversial.
Debian buries itself in general resolutions Posted Sep 23, 2006 10:00 UTC (Sat) by k8to (subscriber, #15413) [Link] You have a point, but I think it is fair to point out silly things whenthey are silly. This collective set of actions is, from a broad, disentangled view, quite amusing, and pointing that out is fair.
Surmising that Debian is some sort of a joke project overall because some
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