Re: Burning a .raw file...
> > I like the fact that .iso extension is used for the released images, and
> > only the released images, on the master site.
> >
> > Of course, that point is moot when the images cease to exist on the
> > master site, and are only present as jigdos that generate .iso files,
> > but the fact that the files under potato-test are not .iso files
> > hopefully acts as a "I don't think we're in Kansas any more" hint to
> > people that should be in the versioned directory
>
> That's kinda silly. By that reasoning shouldn't we give the .deb's in
> testing a .raw extension? I don't think it occurs to many (any?) people
> that the reason for the .raw extension is that the .iso hasn't been
> released yet; instead, people just think .raw is a nutty convention.
I agree with you. Maybe it would be clearer:
debian-3.0-disk1-NOT-READY-YET.iso
;-)
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