Kai wrote: > The question is still open - do people think packaging > > A. the IANA (Internet Assigned Numbers Authority) stuff - stuff like MIME > types, port numbers, bootp options, telnet options, and so on > > B. Some RFCs (see above for what might be a good selection) > > would be a good idea? I'm quite willing to do it, *if* people want to have > it. I'd like to have it. I think having a good set of off-line programming documentation is something that would really set Debian apart as a development environment. > I could also do something about draft (not yet published) RFCs, but I > don't think that would be a good idea. Why not? Especially if you can automate the process of including them in the package when you build it -- and include the expiry date. I personally think that off-line "content applications" like Marimba is promoting is the way of the future. Cheers, - Jim
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