It's coming from the workshop :
"another" means no mudur, no comar, no pisi, in short : no more Pardus specific technologies.
Mudur, comar and pisi subsytems are intricated and designed to benefit from each other in order to deliver the essence of Pardus.

Forget about the workshop. They decided to abandon all that made Pardus an original and unique Linux distribution, all the great thoughts and work accomplished by the turkish developpers.

First things first, we need to find a new project leader, preferably someone who is not turkish, to break the linguistic dependance and limitations - enough with this obscurity ! - and put all the pardus code on an european server.

Project leader candidates, raise your hands. Each leader candidate will have to present itself to the community of users, and expose his strategy to make NewPardus a reality (objectives, ways and means, developpers recruitment).
It's election time !

As I understood, the developpers who left their projects don't want to work on it anymore, or cannot anymore. It may be time to fork Pardus Linux to save its code base, then.
Who wants to be the chief of the new Pardus project ?

I'm afraid it may very well have this sense : they want to kill Pardus as we know it and transform it into an Ubuntu with extensive turkish language support.

What can we do without developpers that have both the willingness and the ability to write code the Pardus way ?

There are 29 Pardus writers on the planet Pardus website :

    A. Erdinç Köroğlu
    Amine Chadly
    Bahadır Kandemir
    Barış Metin
    Cihangir Beşiktaş
    ET
    Ekin Meroğlu
    Erkan Tekman
    Faik Uygur
    Gökhan Özbulak
    Gökmen GÖKSEL
    Gökmen Görgen
    Görkem Çetin
    Jain Basil Aliyas
    Koray Löker
    Mehmet Emre Atasever
    Mehmet Ozan Kabak
    Michael Austin
    Onur Güzel
    Osman Başkaya
    Ozan Çağlayan
    Pedro Leite
    Pınar Yanardağ
    Renan Cakirerk
    S. Çağlar Onur
    Sarath Lakshman
    Semen Cirit
    Serdar Dalgıç
    İşbaran Akçayır

Have you added the "devel" repository or have you just downloaded and installed the package ? Have you mixed stable and developpment repositories ?

Firefox dependancies are :
fontconfig gtk2 pango cairo libIDL startup-notification dbus-glib hunspell libproxy nspr
nss libevent libvpx atk jpeg libXt gconf pixman libXext freetype alsa-lib gnome-vfs
libnotify gdk-pixbuf libXrender

I am using Firefox 9 from the 12/09/2011 update.

To use Pardus as a rolling release, just use http://packages.pardus.org.tr/pardus/2011/devel/i686/pisi-index.xml.xz as package repository.

Linux have been declaring victory over Microsoft on my desktop and laptop computers for thirteen years

Do not hesitate to file a bug -> http://bugs.pardus.org.tr/

Try :
(you forgot two steps in SW's tutorial : cd yWriter5 and
cd bin )

If you want to become translator, you have to apply on the translator's mailing list :
http://liste.pardus.org.tr/mailman/listinfo/pardus-translators

We don't use SVN anymore for translation. Everything is managed by the Transifex website. Here is a quick guide about it : http://developer.pardus.org.tr/guides/newcontributor/introduction-to-translation.html

Pardus-fr is back !

Viva Chavez !

This reviewer is not very serious. According to him, a stable distribution is a distribution that doesn't crash immediately after its installation !

You can set it up with the hostname command from Konsole. You need administrative privileges to do this. See for additional information.