What mailing lists are there?
{NHW} There are four principle mailing lists: • bug-hurd@gnu.org: Development of the Hurd and Mach. • help-hurd@gnu.org: General questions about the Hurd. • web-hurd@gnu.org: Maintenance of the Hurd webpages at http://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/hurd.html • debian-hurd@lists.debian.org: All things related to Debian GNU/Hurd (especially porting issues). Subscribe in the usual manner.
The AspectJ users mailing list (aspectj-users@eclipse.org) provides an informal network of AspectJ language users who can answer usage questions about AspectJ programs and the AspectJ tools. This is the place to ask how to code something in AspectJ or how to write Ant or shell scripts to invoke the tools. The AspectJ developers mailing list (aspectj-dev@eclipse.org) provides an informal network of AspectJ technology experts who aim to understand the technology behind AspectJ. The committers to the AspectJ project use this list for open technical and planning discussions. Developers can answer questions about what’s possible and about integrating AspectJ technology with other technologies. For both mailing lists, only subscribed members may post messages. To subscribe, visit the AspectJ web site. There you can also subscribe to aspectj-announce@eclipse.org, a low-traffic list containing only announcements about significant AspectJ events and product releases. To get on a similar list fo
• lyx-announce@lists.lyx.org (very low volume), for announcements related to LyX • lyx-users@lists.lyx.org (medium volume), for general usage issues • lyx-devel@lists.lyx.org (high volume), for development and debugging issues • lyx-docs@lists.lyx.org (excruciatingly low volume), for documentation issues
