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From: Christian Meder <christian.meder@utoronto.ca>
>     We were the first to provide automatic conversion of package types,
>     and you can automaticaly convert between RPM, Slackware, and Debian
>     packages.
> 
> Look at Joey's proposal for clarification.
> Are you going to clarify this ?

I can't find Joey's proposal for clarification. Can I have it again, please?

> Could we change the "has the power to" to "is encouraged to" ?

Right.

> I don't like the jab [regarding the bug list]. Others care to comment ?

This is to combat the negative perception that "Debian has 2200 bugs".
Everybody else keeps their bugs secret, and we don't know how many they
have.

I think we are entitled to point out the differences between Debian and
the other distributions in a way that might just convince them to _change_
the way they do things. I'd like to see all Linux distributions have the
same sort of bug system so that we could compete on the basis of quality,
timely bug-fixes being a big part of that.

Regarding the integration point:
    Debian is striving for better integration of the entire system.
    Two examples of this are a menu system for the installed window
    managers (the "menu" package), and a built-in web server for
    documentation (the "dwww" package). Each package that is installed
    can automaticaly add its menu entry to your window manager, and
    its documentation to the web server.

Regarding the install-configure cycle, please contribute text.

	Thanks

	Bruce
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