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questions about the scope of this site.
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When are Debian questions off topic?
I think that Debian user-style questions be flagged so it can be migrated to unix.se.
However, in the case of questions that focus on how to work with Debian, like these should be most welcome:
How …
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Are we better off with a general "Unix & Linux" stackexchange site?
I found this blog entry from the SE team that seems to answer the question quite well.
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How should we deal with support requests?
On thing I think could help would be an addition to the text on the "Ask a Question" page. Currently it reads
Is your question about Ubuntu?
We prefer questions that can be answered, not just di …
4
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What's your opinion of X on Y? Questions
The "Is this a good laptop for Ubuntu" questions are definitely offtopic I think unless someone is asking for a specific issue along the lines of "I am interested in a Dell Latitude X123 but it has th …
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Are Launchpad questions on-topic?
I think they should be considered ontopic.
For more advanced users who might need to follow the progress of a bug or report a bug it can be useful.
And for developers (especially SE people who are u …
60
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Are Linux Mint (and other unofficial derivatives of Ubuntu) questions on topic?
I don't think it will be useful, there's no way to tell if an unofficial derivative has the same setup/versions/packages as an official Ubuntu release, it will just lead to confusion.
Those questions …
4
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What do we do about topics spanning multiple versions of Ubuntu?
One problem I can see with "all versions in one question" is that after a while it would be tough to "unseat" a proven answer for an old version. For example here's a popular question:
How can I con …
10
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Are questions regarding System76 hardware allowed?
I don't see why we wouldn't though your first two questions would probably be out of scope for the site anyway as we're not a "list of things" kind of place. …
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Should questions related to cinnamon desktop environment be answered?
The FAQ says it's ontopic:
Running third-party applications on Ubuntu.
So I would say yes.
5
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Should we answer questions regarding games played via wine?
As is, there is a very high percentage of questions regarding Wine.
wine questions are just shy of 1% of all questions, so I wouldn't call that high.
The ones that are basically bug reports are …
4
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Would superuser be a better place for How do I read <linux file system> in Windows?
I asked the question today because I googled for "btrfs windows" because I ran into this problem. The very first hit on google was the existing question:
How to read ext4 partitions in Windows?
At …
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Are suspend/power management problems on or off-topic?
Not all power management questions are bugs, sometimes it's something like blacklisting a certain module or another configuration issue to get power management to work; it's the same as wireless quest …
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Heartbleed on 13.04 is bad for the Internet, we should keep one open
Since this is a pretty serious issue I think we should keep one canonical question for heartbleed on 13.04, maybe this one?
https://askubuntu.com/questions/445710/how-to-patch-ubuntu-13-04-raring-fo …
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When are Debian questions off topic?
I just voted to close this Debian question. There are a bunch of Debian questions that are open though; when is it appropriate to close a Debian question?
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How can we refocus on being a Q+A, not a support forum or bug tracker?
Here is a data query of questions with comments about filing bugs but the question is still open:
http://data.stackexchange.com/ubuntu/query/70444/possibly-open-bug-reports
We should be going thro …