Re: Questions about Debian materials/topics for NorthEastLinuxFest
Hi Luca,
It seems I have forgotten to thank you -- Thank you! ;)
> If you drop debian-publicity@ (but you should not, Events stuff are
> discussed there), please Cc: me, I am not subscribed to debian-project@.
So I kept publicity and project in addresses for now
> I added it to the Events page, it will be visible in the next hours:
Thanks again
> > Unfortunately I have not heard yet from anyone interested to join me at
> > the meeting (and possibly help at the table) thus keeping debian-project
> > in CC. I would be grateful for a helping hand/head!
> Please note that debian-project@ is not the "correct" mailing list to
> ask for event participation. This should happen on the debian-events-*
> mailing list and for North America there is already one (Cc:ed):
Thanks for forwarding the reply, unfortunately it was not yet fruitful
there either ;)
> > "A derivative might be an inferior answer":
> > Debian is a "universal" platform in that it provides infrastructure to
> > facilitate development toward any field of endeavor. Debian
> > sub-projects, blends, mentor/sponsorship flows allow ANYONE to get
> > involved in the project to achieve their accessibility goal while
> > benefiting from existing infrastructure, community and reach of
> > Debian.
> I think Zack's graph illustrates your reply quite clearly:
> <http://gitorious.org/zacchiro/talks/blobs/master/2011/201101-lca/main.tex#line409>
> <http://gitorious.org/zacchiro/talks/blobs/master/images/distro-ecosystem-new.pdf>
It is nice indeed but not quite the message I wanted to deliver...
I had more of
http://www.onerussian.com/tmp/distro-ecosystem-new2012.svg
in mind ;) Having hundreds of nice derivatives with a well setup
workflow Zack illustrated is nice, BUT it is inferior imho to simply
having those efforts within Debian proper in various regards. Yes -- we
could offer more for such customized solutions which require a
derivative now, e.g. extended flavors exposed within official debian
installer, but we also have already working solutions (e.g. blends)
for a field-specific representation of Debian.
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