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From: Planet Debian http://blog.schmehl.info/Debian/releasing-lenny Alexander Reichle-Schmehl -- What you can do for Lenny
You probably noticed by now, that Debian GNU/Linux 5.0 aka Lenny
Well, it's pretty hard to estimate, how fast RC bugs will be
The big question is: What can *you* do, to help release Lenny at For users
Even as a simple user (aren't we all just users?) you may help
- If you are running stable (aka Etch), you could consider - Make backups - Change your »/etc/apt/sources.list« - Run »aptitude update« to get information about new packages
- Run »aptitude install dpkg aptitude apt« to install the newest
- Run »aptitude full-upgrade« If something goes wrong / something
- Speaking of the release notes: You can take a look at the bugs
- Install the package devscripts[3] (you'll need the version
You can try to help, by trying to reproduce them and reporting
- If you speak a language other than English, you might consider
See? Even as a simple user without deeper technical knowledge you For maintainers
It basically boils down to two things: If your packages have RC
To search for bugs to be fixed, take a look at the unofficial rc
Again: Try to reproduce the bug, try fix it, upload an NMU (or
Another interesting list is the list of rc bugs open only in
Oh, and if you could refrain from upload new upstream versions of - New packages won't reach Lenny anyway.
- Upload new packages to Sid makes it harder to get a fix into
- Uploading a new package makes it harder for other packages - You are wasting the buildd's time. And of course you should spend your time fixing rc bugs anyway ;) 12:24pm[9] by Alexander Reichle-Schmehl (alexander[bei]schmehl[punkt]info)
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Hallo an alle Mitleser
http://www.linux-community.de/Neues/story?storyid=26748 So etwas könnte ich mir hierzulande überhaupt nicht vorstellen!!!
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From: Planet Debian http://blog.schmehl.info/Debian/releasing-lenny-2 Alexander Reichle-Schmehl -- About the number of rc bugs
In addition to my last post, here some information about the
Yes, it is true, that our official bug tracker[1] lists the next
It's a little bit difficult to work with that page, let's look at
Of those 264 preventing us to release, 118 are already fixed; the
Okay, but there are still 147 rc Bugs open in both Lenny and Sid.
Granted, for some of them, there is a patch, but the patch needs
Summary: So the only thing left (beside the points I mention in my
Yes, that's still a lot of work to do... So let's get things
1: You might further notice, that the current stable release is 03:04pm[4] by Alexander Reichle-Schmehl (alexander[bei]schmehl[punkt]info)
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Hallo,
ich hab hier grad ein etwas merkwürdiges Problem: Ich sitze hier vor einem
Allerdings bleiben die nicht dort, wo ich sie hinverschiebe. Sobald ich ein
Was mir auch noch auffällt: Selbst wenn ich alle richtig dort habe wo ich sie Hat jemand eine Idee, was das ist?
Gruß,
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