Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun (Astron.) A star in the tail of the Great Bear, the one next the bowl in the Dipper.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Then again, the JTS greats might choke if they found out I support alioth for women
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After adding some relatively minor customizations for this netbook (such as installing the kernel from a custom repository on alioth), the installer was up and running.
Planet Debian Frans Pop 2010
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The various child zones that are handled differently from our normal DNS infrastructure (mirror. debian.net, alioth, bugs, ftp, packages, security, volatile, www) will follow at a later date.
LWN.net jake 2010
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After adding some relatively minor customizations for this netbook (such as installing the kernel from a custom repository on alioth), the installer was up and running.
Planet Debian Frans Pop 2010
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I'm still using my guest-alioth account and due to the freeze (yay!) no uploads yet.
Planet Debian 2009
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I'm still using my guest-alioth account and due to the freeze (yay!) no uploads yet.
Planet Debian 2009
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I'm still using my guest-alioth account and due to the freeze (yay!) no uploads yet.
Planet Debian 2009
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I'm still using my guest-alioth account and due to the freeze (yay!) no uploads yet.
Planet Debian 2009
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Many thanks to the alioth team who provided this service before. reportbug-ng
Planet Debian 2009
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If the packages can’t be distributed on Debian.org servers, they also can’t be distributed from alioth.
Miriam Ruiz 2008
fbharjo commented on the word alioth
the big dipper's tail
April 26, 2011
actung commented on the word alioth
Possible etymology: from the Arabic "Al Hawar, the White of the Eye, or the White Poplar Tree." http://www.constellationsofwords.com/stars/Alioth.html
January 2, 2014