Mono in the default (Debian) install?
Jun 13, 2009, 10:01 (33 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Robert Millan)
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"The reason for that is so Tomboy, the note-taking application,
can be included now. Well I'm not really sure a note-taking
application really needs to be in the default selection, to the
point that it justifies dragging ~50 MiB of dependencies into the
first CD. However, being the maintainer for Gnote in Debian,
there's one thing I know. I'll explain with two screenshots:
"...I have to admit, however, that I admire Jo's sincerity when
he makes this point: it's not the users who want it, it's the
developers. "
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