On Thursday 16 November 2006 22:07, Martin Zobel-Helas wrote: > - What is new in Debian Etch Particularly, I think an article about udev+hal+dbus and how they interact could interest some (I'd read it as I have no clue in that area, which is a PITA sometimes.) How is this good on a desktop system? And how does it work that I can set up a server with 5 network interfaces and 12 disk controllers and still get reliable device naming that doesn't change after every second reboot. Another topic: CDD - what are they, which do exist (and which are alive), ... Is Linux Magazin also directed at beginners? A "How to Get Help" article to supplement the step by step installation guide wouldn't be bad either. I'd volounteer to write that (in de_CH) but would appreciate getting confirmation + a date soonish. Yet another one: Why is <foo> not in Debian - Java, flash, DVD watching, Wireless, ...? Speak about licensing, why this stuff is important, and how Debian users can still get their software/gadgets working. And: Push the Universal OS argument a bit. Debian is released for many hardware platforms, has unreleased ports for others, also talk about the non-Linux ports and the non-glibc (uclibc/dietlibc or what was it?) efforts for embedded systems. Linux Magazin could sell quite a few Ads from embedded systems vendors based on this article (no, I don't suggest that the article should be an ad in itself.) cheers -- vbi -- Süden: Wasser südet lt. Köchelverzeichnis auch im Norden bei 100°
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