Saw this one on debian-devel today:
While working as root, sit on your hands before pressing enter.
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Monday, 16 August 2004
New Argus packages (but will they make Sarge)
I finally bit the bullet today and stopped procrastinating about packaging the newer version of Argus. I decided to go for the epoch option, rather than dicking around with the version string. I've previously made my case to upstream for coming up with a more sane version numbering scheme.
Fortunately argus-client didn't require an epoch, as 2.0.6.fixes.1 was greater than 2.0.6beta.47.
Of course, the five thousand dollar question is, will it make it into Sarge?