On Mon, Mar 18, 2002 at 01:40:57AM -0500, Joey Hess wrote:
> Oh, locales gets us likely unusable[2] korean, chinese-t, russian, spanish,
> japanese, german, chinese-s, and polish tasks, so we definitly need to
> come up with something.
No, we really don't. We should definitely document it as a flaw, since
that's what it is, and we should definitely fix it at some point...
> Updating aptitude is not release critical.
...but it's not a security hole, and it's not hard to work around,
and it is definitely not release critical.
If you want a pleasant Debian install, buy all the CDs (or the DVD),
or put an http mirror in your sources.list. That's not an onerous thing
to ask.
What _is_ release critical is making sure that once you have bought all
the CDs, you can do an install.
Cheers,
aj
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