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Assistance / News & Announcements / Re: Pardus is dead???
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on: March 15, 2012, 14:22:41 PM
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I have been away for a while, did I hear correctly that this, my favorite Linux is dead, and how close to a fork?
Welcome back  We are waiting till the end of the workshop. We have new resources for a potencial fork (sites, servers, developers). But right now we are just waiting. And, of course, the main problem is a lang-border. For example, I can't speak turkish at all. There are hundreds of people waiting.
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Assistance / News & Announcements / Re: Pardus Fork
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on: March 06, 2012, 16:34:31 PM
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From Facebook: There was a Turkisch Post with 'Pardus 2012.3' in it. So I got curious and asked to Translate it in English. This is the reply from one of the members: That's about a new Pardus contrib repo that contains the latest version of applications (kernel 3.2.5, KDE4.8, FF 10 etc..) were packed by Pardus users + PLO repo + Pardus Stable repo. We are still working on it. Once the new repo enabled, we will announce it here and call for testers. I don't think there was a direct link to the repo, though only links to official repo's etc... I think they will post it soon  Greets, Tristan Thank you  We all are waiting  After workshop we will start our "secret plans" by uniting all of them. I hope, this workshop will be something better, than elections in Russia (they are just a garbage).
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Assistance / News & Announcements / Re: Pardus Fork
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on: March 06, 2012, 14:19:51 PM
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There is a saying in Turkish: "Silent like a grave!".
In Dutch it's about the same. ....... is waiting for the workshop silently.
Me too... and if if it's needed, work on my future plan. Please, write your secret plan in english 
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Assistance / News & Announcements / Re: Pardus Fork
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on: February 17, 2012, 11:07:55 AM
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So, we are waiting too)
I am waiting too......... In the mean time some folks at PardusUser.de are trying to keep Pardus a safe system by providing updated/new packageges in our repo. In the past few days I have added - chromium-browser-18.0.1027.0-58
- firefox-10.0.1-168
- opera-11.61-39
And there are more to come  And thank you for it  I hope, this workshop will be a real way to ... to do something. There is a problem with lang-borders 
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Assistance / News & Announcements / Re: Pardus Fork
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on: February 17, 2012, 10:00:10 AM
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I am waiting for an answer from tribunal. Besides this ^^^ my current opinion is that we have to wait for the final result of the "Workshop" before a consideration about the eventual next move can be made. Also you must realize that a considerable amount of expertize/work force is required for an eventual fork.
About "server outage/shut down". There is now a functional pardus-vim mirror.
You are living in the good country, I think  Here (in Russia) so called "Workshops" are just a way to steal money and to do nothing. That's why I'm so pessimistic about workshop. Do you remember about first Workshop in January? It was moved to the end of March. But time is going. So, we are waiting too, but we are creating a site - a platform. Here, we have a famous song: "The last autumn". I hope, it will never be true for us 
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Assistance / News & Announcements / Re: Pardus Fork
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on: February 09, 2012, 20:44:16 PM
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We are going forward  Now I am going to translate pardus-linux.ru to be completly international (not only forum). 3 developers (even one or two python-developers) are waiting.
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Assistance / News & Announcements / Re: Pardus Fork
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on: January 28, 2012, 17:16:28 PM
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If the fork of Pardus will exist then I'm ready to continue.
The same is valid for me And for me, of course. And I think for all russian team  May be, I have found a developer for Pardus, but waiting for news.
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General / General topics / Re: Pardus End of Life
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on: January 27, 2012, 19:48:59 PM
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So we need to join ..
There is a turkish communtiy (see the message above) ... There is this worldforum communtiy .. There is pardususer.de, the spanish and russian for packages (think they also need to join)
Maybe some of the old developers can help us?
What we need is kernel developers. KDE developers. Developers for the specific Pardus tools like pisi, yali, kaptan, etc Think we got enough packagers, but new are allways welcome. (and for every piece of software are build files) We need to join the website to one new Pardus website.
And if we can update the kernel and use the newest KDE we can create the 2012 soon, or not? Can we create a list of people who like to fork Pardus, from all the communities on the world? Your name, your skills, etc.
Ok .. maybe IRC is a good start ..
Yes, let's try to unite  I am at #pardus.
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General / General topics / Re: Pardus End of Life
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on: January 27, 2012, 19:27:43 PM
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Fresh news: (from mailing-list)
Hi, there will be a workshop in near term (nobody knows exactly when though) with wide range of participation to discuss the faith of Pardus. From what I understand, there is no end (yet) to corporate editions probably due to the maintenance contracts they have.
There are also some users, developers and organizations like PLD (pardus users association) who think of a fork. These are being discussed in Turkish mailing lists and facebook as well.
We will need to be a bit more patient to have the conclusion.
Emre Erenoglu
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General / General topics / Re: Pardus End of Life
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on: January 27, 2012, 19:16:57 PM
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http://www.pardus.org.tr/en/yasal/All products developed by TÜBİTAK/BİLGEM released under terms of 2nd generation General Public License (GPL v2). Pardus compiles a number of free softwares as well. You may find all the licenses at source Thank you. As you can see, Pardus can be easily forked. The only problem is developers. So, we need somebody from Turkey. By the way, I am a developer, but for windows 
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General / General topics / Re: Pardus End of Life
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on: January 27, 2012, 18:41:03 PM
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Yes, the main questions are "Is Pardus-specific software free (GPL)" and "how to contact to one of the former developers of Pardus". We can wait ... and wait... but these questions are closer and closer. I think, you have understood what I am talking about.
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