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zlatan_todoric
11y ago
Again, QA is part of Debian packaging (just check all the debian lintian checks https://lintian.debian.org/tags-all.html - and you do officially run lintian on your packages). Again, no one is forcing you to do official D
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zlatan_todoric
11y ago
You see, there is where you mistake. Debian official packaging is about Quality of package. Lintian checks for example is your library really a library or it maybe contains scripts, did you make a mistake in description (simple letter mista
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zlatan_todoric
11y ago
There is a big difference in quality of packages. Debian primary focus is stability, security, upgrading from 5 years old package to newest, strict freedom. You can build Debian packages as Arch but that wouldn't be the Debian way. Sta
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zlatan_todoric
11y ago
You welcome and thanks for taking suggestions into account. For simple things you probably want to use in future more of checkinstall (to keep it easier for yourself the creation, installation and removal part): https://wiki.debi
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zlatan_todoric
11y ago
You really should take more care of servers :) What does Debian miss that you need for your servers (I am really interested). Also for quick and dirty you could use checkinstall. There is also a good tutorial on DigitalOcean about fpm: htt
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zlatan_todoric
11y ago
Packaging tutorial shouldn't be technical details how deb package works but how you build one (if you want those details you can also find them in Debian documentation but in the end deb package is just an ar file with it's set of
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zlatan_todoric
11y ago
Yep, the tutorial name should be how to quickly (low quality) create a deb package from simple source. :) Also you can use equivs for creating quick (dummy?) packages :D
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zlatan_todoric
11y ago
Although never user nor developer of Mandrake (Debian dude here) I really appreciated their effort and work, they really did some astonishing in those days, I just really think they didn't have the luck to hit it in right time. They we
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zlatan_todoric
11y ago
Being a Debian maintainer, that is a very bad and low quality tutorial. You missed a lot of files in debian directory, even your example of control file is not good enough, you're using practices to build package which would reject you
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zlatan_todoric
11y ago
[DebConf16]( http://debconf16.debconf.org/ ) but that is for Debian geeks and general FLOSS hackers :)
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11y ago
Not all answer need to be pure technical ones - they don't go and search person by person via manpower but they use meta data and algorithms. Simple overflowing their meta data would force them to use other means. Also you forget socia
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zlatan_todoric
11y ago
RMS is an idealist. If people actually made what he proposed (envisioned), world would be much better place. It is hard to see the entire impact of Free software and even harder to predict how the world would like if people actually stood u
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11y ago
> It is far more "green" for many countries to force a one child policy than it is to switch to green energy. Which doesn't say anything against having green energy but about current sad state of society and humanity in ge
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zlatan_todoric
11y ago
>From the animation on FairPhone site, I counted 17 screws and 6 standoff. How many people, who would not even try to repair their phone will find this easy enough to start repairing their phone? So we developed into society where 17 scr
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Linux Foundation and Microsoft: A Great Start to a Great Partnership
(linuxfoundation.org)
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11y ago
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Story of Diaspora community manager
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
I installed on even older MacBook Debian Unstable (with part from experimental), Plasma 5 environment (gnome doesn't work because old Intel card supports only to OpenGL 2.1) without any problems and even full fledged KWin. Installation
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Is Linux Mint website down?
(linuxmint.com)
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11y ago
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I LOLed on this story probably a bit too much. Also I am wondering if we are so much entangled in modern vision how we should work that we actually can make scripts for all people that we encounter in our lives. Suddenly people aren't
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LILO development ends next month
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zlatan_todoric
11y ago
Their server are based in Germany and license of their code is GPL licensed. Has anyone tried this app and/or were there any security expert auditing of the code?
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Simlar – open-source, easy, encrypted, free phone calls
(simlar.org)
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11y ago
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zlatan_todoric
11y ago
your mail server isn't functional.
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11y ago
I second your words. Me, being freelancer for years, on my own and doing also for more then a year work in office showed only that I am way more productive in my own environment, on my own schedule. I don't chase money, but life, and h
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11y ago
Very interesting at first sight. Brings back memories of good old games :) Just one suggestion, I think you should avoid the installation scripts for distros, and leave them to package maintainers (I would for example love to see this prope
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zlatan_todoric
11y ago
Also the guy just read the story that was previous on HN how that was discovered in Debian https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9724409 (but it doesn't affect them) and made a post about it. 1000 thumbs down for him.
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Interview with Joey Hess
(zgrimshell.github.io)
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zlatan_todoric
12y ago
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