Examples of using Debian project in English and their translations into French
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If you are interested in joining the Debian project, there are many things you can do:
with mixed results:"Debian 2.1r2 appears to be a technically very solid distribution" but"The installation procedure MUST be simplified if the Debian project wants to attract large numbers of new users.
presented a number of talks on the Debian Project and ways to contribute.
This issue of Debian Project News was edited by Moray Allan,
Bruce Perens, former Debian Project Leader and Free Software evangelist, recently sent an open letter to Michael Robertson,
Bruce Perens was replaced by Ian Jackson as Debian Project Leader at the beginning of January, 1998, after leading the
The publication of this issue of the Debian Project News has been delayed with this sad news,
All Debian contributors- from bug reporters to Debian project members and participants in any Debian team- are invited to take part in the first edition of the Debian contributors survey.
Four Debian Developers are nominated in the currently running election for the Debian Project Leader: Stefano Zack Zacchiroli,
Anthony Towns and Simon Richter have nominated themselves for the upcoming Debian Project Leader election.
should be made available on upstream websites and/or using Debian project resources.
Linux Hardware Solutions President Kit Cosper said,"When we became aware that the Debian Project was in need of a new server we opened a dialog to determine how LHS could provide the maximum level of service
The Debian project announced that members of the project will represent Debian at Solutions Linux 2003/ Linux Expo France in Paris,
If you are a regular reader of Debian Project News, or a contributor to the Publicity Team,
After 26 months of development the Debian project is proud to present its new stable version 9(code name Stretch),
Contributing to the Debian Project 56 It encourages programmers to use the GNU General Public License
it is also an opportunity for users less familiar with the BTS to make other contributions to the Debian project, such as translating package descriptions
I was recently auditing some data I had collected from the Debian project and came across the following statistic: Code changes are submitted to or accepted by the Debian project once every 13 seconds to 7 minutes depending on time of day.
should accept such an advertisement but also a large donation to the Debian project.
current Debian Project Leader, was followed by more than 70 attendees who asked Stefano various interesting questions;