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Re: A Solution

On Fri, 28 Mar 1997, Martin Schulze wrote:

> Partially our structure has to be reverted.  We IMHO need a public
> available todo list.  It explicitely has to contain a detailed list.
> So everyone who has some spare time or would like to do some
> organizing, programming, documentation could try to fulfil one task.
> (just like winni modified the init procedure which is much smarter
> than the actual one, or like I modified adduser to support shadow
> passwords)
> 
I agree we need that todo list. Sven Rudolph used to mantain a very
useful "FAQ: Work-Needing and Prospective Packages", and posted it to
debian-devel periodically, but I guess he is now too busy with the 
boot-floppies package to work on that. (The last FAQ I received was 
dated February 18th)

IMO, the list should enumerate the ongoing efforts, who is doing 
what, and the current state, 'a la' Linux Projects Map.

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Enrique Zanardi					ezanardi@noah.dfis.ull.es
Dpto. Fisica Fundamental y Experimental
Univ. de La Laguna