Weekly Debian News #1
As a regular reader of the "Debian Weekly News" I must say that I am very sad to see it go.
I laughed at the MLM (Mailing List Morons) and their zany antics, wept at the plight of all of those poor poor orphans, and rejoiced at the news of new packages arriving in the night (presumably delivered by the stork).
So, it is with great pleasure that I hereby step up to the plate, eat a delicious helping of spagetti, step back from the plate, and offer my assistance in this most dire hour of need.
Yes, please be welcome to the first issue of the "Weekly Debian News" (title subject to change - possibly "Weekly Debian Nudes", because that would be really neat).
So, on with the news...
Amarok is broken! Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgh!!!!!
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re: Weekly Debian News
Debian eh?
So it's a once every other year newsletter?
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hi, i'am new here. I received my password after big time. Everything fine with your server?
re: hi
That's just the way I got the mail server set up.
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