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This is a proposed change, trying to reconcile:
- non-free-firmware is still non-free;
- non-free-firmware is still firmware;
- non-free-firmware is allowed on official installation images, so
making it available alongside them seems reasonable.
Not having firmware alongside <arch> and source material for each
release is much easier as we have per-release directories, using
codenames (instead of X.Y.Z version numbers).
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commit 6985b4b5
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translation as well)
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unmaintained translations as well)
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target has changed the address; add a hint, when URL is dead)
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The online version is now on pages.debian.net.
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for the hint.
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Restrict armel/armhf info to those manual arches
Rewrite 'graphics card' section to 'graphics hardware' to cover arm and x86
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Add wiki URL for installed system accessibility.
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Owlett for the heads-up. Closes: #280348.
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It includes a list of supported file systems which is generally useful,
but also more important now that reiserfs support is optional.
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www.kernel.org is the official website for the kernel.
www.kerneltraffic.org no longer has any content related to the kernel.
Thanks to Alex Brotman and Philippe Batailler for reporting this.
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Thanks to Samuel Thibault for the patch.
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Many thanks to Samuel Thibault for writing this up. Reviewed by Frans Pop.
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