On Tue, Jul 24, 2001 at 02:25:04AM +0200, Michael Thalmann came forth with:
> Hi!
>> first I'd like to thank you all for your information you sent
> me. I didn't expect to get so much helpful support!
>don't worry, you'll get lots more in the pubs in Dublin..
> > I am using Linux for some time and I am very happy with my
> > Woody.
> As you now probably all know, I am not a native english
> speaker and nobody told me what "woody" also means (until
> now :-)
> Yet I know it, and thank you for that hint! ;-)
>> Just to explain what I meant:
> I am very happy with my Laptop, running Debian unstable (the
> upcoming version 3.0) called "Woody". For more information
> please refer to http://www.debian.org/releases/woody/indexwoody is great, but it's unfortunately not unstable <g>
sid is also very good for an ostensibly unstable OS.
I'm running it on two machines, and have yet to install it on my alpha.
> But why have the debian developer tooken such a dangerous name
> for a Linuxdistribution???
>as others mentioned, it comes from Toy Story, and obviously doesn't have too
many bad connotations (sp?) in the US...
L.
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