Hi, On Monday 29 January 2007 16:53, José L. Redrejo Rodríguez wrote: > Obviously, we are open to any kind of collaboration, but my intention is > going some steps more. I would like to integrate LinEx (at least, the > version of LinEx that's installed in our schools) in DebianEdu, Cool! I'm very much looking forward to discuss and do this! And, as development to lenny (the next debian-version after etch) has not even really begun, we also have a good chance to achieve that! For lenny we (skolelinux/debian-edu) also would like to achieve that the skolelinux-CDs only contain packages from debian, not special ones like we have now for etch (and had for sarge and woody). Thats only a few packages and sometimes even only the version of the package is different, but still. Actually, as you are based on debian integration of linex in debian-edu fits well in our current setting: the german and french debian-edu teams also use slighty modified versions of debian-edu (via an add-on cd), so we need locally tweaked CDs anyway. BTW, I've submitted a workshop about these issues for debconf7 as well. (The topic is something like "building CDDs inside of lenny" or so) > and that > should always be done inside the Debian project, so any collaboration > with an Ubuntu based distribution will be possible, but not so tight. I > don't know if that will finally be possible, but that's what we are > going to try. /me nods - unfortunatly I don't really have an idea how to collobarate in practice with ubuntu based distributions on a larger level. For (single) packages it can work... > I think it's possible because we only use Debian for our > distribution, plus our setups and educative packages. We would like to > walk the needed steps to do that, giving from our side all the work and > experience we have got in the last four years, and becoming part of a > more international project, with a lot of skilled, experienced and > interesting people. As said: very cool! regards, Holger
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