COMMERCIAL: Debian User's Guide Edition 2.0 (fwd)
Craig Small
I'm just wondering if this should go onto the CD vendor web page and if
so, where? Do we have a spot for this or should I just put something like
Official CD + Book or something?
- Craig
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I hope one of you gentleman can assist in getting this
posted to the debian announce newsgroup as well as getting
this information listed on the debian web pages.
If you can't please provide information regarding the correct
party. Thanks.
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Craig Small
> Make sure CQ sees it, too.... AIR, there is no special place set up for them
> so it's all up to you :)
It seems someone beat me to it and has put a new entry on that page.
jt, like the new format, looks like we will need a book entry as well.
- Craig
Darren Benham
so it's all up to you :)
On 02-Nov-98 Craig Small wrote:
> G'day All,
> I'm just wondering if this should go onto the CD vendor web page and if
> so, where? Do we have a spot for this or should I just put something like
> Official CD + Book or something?
>
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James A. Treacy
> Darren Benham wrote:
> > Make sure CQ sees it, too.... AIR, there is no special place set up for them
> > so it's all up to you :)
>
> jt, like the new format, looks like we will need a book entry as well.
>
wishful thinking.
There is now a section at the top of the vendors page for books. When we get
a sufficient number (let's say 5) they should get their own page.
BTW, to add CD vendors you now edit vendors.CD . I hope you like the new
setup. The definitions for all the tags are in vendors.CD.def. The translators
will have to add the translations for all the phrases in vendors.CD.def.
Jay Treacy