Hi all, I'm a bit disappointed at this point. I followed up on the recent informationweek article to get permission to list Linden Lab as a Debian user on our users page, sent mail to debian-www a few weeks ago only to have that email completely ignored. Such stuff happening is also making Debian look bad: I requested permission to list Linden as a Debian user and very promptly got a reply from their press guys, so it'd be only fair to act now and have them listed. <http://lists.debian.org/debian-www/2007/03/msg00087.html> Could somebody with commit access and WML skillz please do that small update to the web? ===== Linden Lab, USA <p><a href="http://lindenlab.com/";>Linden Lab</a>, the makers of the famous online game <a href="http://secondlife.com/";>Second Life</a>, run Debian on their server farm of about 2000 Intel- and AMD based servers. Ian Wilkes, Director of Operations, explains their choice of operating system: "Debian provides a stable, high-quality distribution supported by responsive and responsible package maintainers. It's a key component of our low-overhead server operations strategy."</p> ===== (Or can I have commit rights for these very occasional updates? I don't follow debian-www, but I'll always inform them when I update the web site.) cheers -- vbi -- featured product: the GNU Compiler Collection - http://gcc.gnu.org
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