Le 2011-08-15 20:04, Valessio Brito a écrit :
Hi, create a flyer digital "18th Debian Celebrating" small version:
http://valessiobrito.info/d18th/flyer.jpg
others version and source:
http://valessiobrito.info/d18th/
artwork in GPLv2, see http://valessiobrito.info/d18th/README / GPLv2 file.
[1] 609 GB - Size - http://www.debian.org/mirror/size.en.html
This is great job. Thank you for licensing that under the GPL!
FWIW, my Okular doesn't like the PDF at all.
Just a question on the text, is it based on some blurb or completely
original? I find some numbers a little deceiving. We may have 40 000
packages with some computation, but our stable i386 has only 29500,
and that's binary packages. I find 14 500 source packages more
representative..
We could probably find 15 Debian architectures in some way, but
squeeze only supports "32-bit PC / Intel IA-32 (|i386|), 64-bit PC /
Intel EM64T / x86-64 (|amd64|), Motorola/IBM PowerPC (|powerpc|),
Sun/Oracle SPARC (|sparc|), MIPS (|mips| (big-endian) and |mipsel|
(little-endian)), Intel Itanium (|ia64|), IBM S/390 (|s390|), and
ARM EABI (|armel|)", which is - at best - 9 architectures.
Finally, regarding the 609 GB, this size is interesting for mirror
administrators, but for general marketing, the nicely round 50 GB of
data for i386 seems like a more meaningful measurement.
The current numbers may be bigger, but they may be more scary than
anything - the "actual" numbers are already quite big IMO! That
could be kept in mind for the next anniversary.
Thank you very much again, and happy anniversary.