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Rosa Mailing Lists are listed here. All lists have '@lists.rosalab.ru' suffix.

Mailing Lists.

rosa-devel

A primary mailing list for developers of ROSA Desktop Linux distribution. Developers, maintainers, and other contributors discuss the development of ROSA Desktop.

The messages posted to rosa-devel mailing list as new threads--and only these messages--are considered as announces that span all the contributors of ROSA Desktop. If a discussion took place somewhere else, e.g. in IRC, in Skype, or in other mailing lists then it is considered as a local one that doesn't reach the broad audience, and it is assumed that not every ROSA developer had the opportunity to participate.

  • Membership: premoderated (Denis Koryavov is in charge); all enthusiasts are welcome, all maintainers are subscribed automaticaly.
  • Publicity: all messages are considered public;
  • Language: English is a primary language. Google translate is there to assist you.
  • Access for non-members:
    • posting: no
    • archives: no
  • Subscribe, send a mail[1].

release-board

Private discussions of technical questions and ROSA team internal issues and . A primary point of contact with the ROSA Technical Committee. Please, do not discuss anything that doesn't need to be private in this list.

  • Membership: invite-only, Vladimir Rubanov is in charge.
  • Publicity: all messages are considered private.
  • Language: currently, mostly Russian, and sometimes English.
  • Access for non-members:
    • posting: yes, premoderated;
    • archives: no;
  • Subscribe, send an e-mail[1]

bugs

A feed with all public bugs from ROSA Bugzilla and changes made to them,

  • Membership: self-subscribe;
  • Publicity: all messages are public;
  • Posting: Nobody can post;
  • Subscribe[1]

private-bugs

A feed with all private bugs from ROSA Bugzilla and changes made to them.

  • Membersip: subscription is premoderated, only selected ROSA employees may subscribe.
  • Publicity: all messages are considered secret, and should not be revealed;
  • Posting: Nobody can post.
  • Subscribe[1].

If you need a new list

Contact Pavel Shved. If the list becomes important and useful, it will be documented on this page.

Notes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 If you reside in Moscow ROSA office, and have trouble connecting to mailing list servers, please, refer here
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