rds, they don't
yet have a stated purpose, but will be used in some capacity in the
future.
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re.
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les. You will need to use env or the like for this
case or modify /etc/sudoers.conf.
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aware that
while some of the infrastructure works just fine, some software (e.g.
aptitude) is buggy.
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and operate
efficiently, thanks to SSE2.
* The compiler can depend on the CPU being able to perform more advanced
operations, such as certain vector operations, which can increase
performance.
So basically, a lot of performance improvement potential. 20% is not
unheard of.
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pgp-keyserver-folk list (Google may help you there) and someone will
adjust the round-robin DNS setup.
I expect to provide my own implementation soon, but it's not ready yet.
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vertheless, if you persist in thinking that changing /bin/sh to
dash was a bad idea, please go complain on debian-devel, where the
people that made the decision are. Just don't expect to get a warm
reception.
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ot work with the b43 driver? If not, could you post the
output of lspci -nn here? (BTW, the link is broken.)
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h. So the solution here is to fix the buggy shell script; if
mopac needs /bin/bash, it needs to say that explicitly and not just hope
that /bin/sh is bash.
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rivers to
> make tests and so on. So it would be nice for me that I could install
> drivers as soon as they are made available on IP manufacturers.
That's the problem with proprietary drivers. When they break, nobody
else can fix them.
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th a library in lib64 as long as ld is doing its job correctly.
My comment about multiarch was an extension of the previous paragraph.
If those extra development files (such as headers) end up in both
library packages, they may cause a file conflict.
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more.
It will also affect multiarch, where those two versions of a library
package may be for separate architectures.
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wrap your lines and break your text into paragraphs so that
it's easier to read what you're saying (and therefore easier for people
to reply).
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t for the usual reasons.
The current flashplugin-nonfree package uses the 64-bit plugin, not the
32-bit one with nspluginwrapper.
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and they both seem to work fine.
I haven't encountered any other problems on amd64/sid.
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e
have been. It is, however, trivially automatable. Multiarch might make
it even easier, I don't know.
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.
gpointing-device-settings may be helpful for GNOME.
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ive may
be a more appropriate place for this. It's really up to the maintainers
whether they want to maintain it in volatile vs. stable.
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ers;
* use a 32-bit userland (i386), 32-bit kernel, and the fglrx drivers;
* wait for multi-arch to be implemented; or
* use the free drivers.
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reinstalled lenny after this... ;)
This is #571255. udev should be fixed and in testing by now.
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> Debian Linux kernel and drivers and possibly more.
Actually, it is a FreeBSD kernel (hence the name kfreebsd) with the
normal Debian userland, including a port of glibc.
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a safe thing to do?
> or there is a proper "Debian" way to make this program work?
/usr/local/lib32 is a much better place. Run ldconfig afterwards.
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Op
's very
hard to provide a helpful response if we don't have all the information.
It's always better to provide too much information rather than too
little. See <http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/bugs.html>.
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ot
sure which. If you paste the path to the certificate into a Firefox
window, you can import it.
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On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 08:04:34PM +0530, Siddharth Ravikumar wrote:
> On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 7:23 PM, brian m. carlson
> wrote:
>
> > Okay. You'll need to check to see if the SPI root certificate is in the
> > certificate store. If it's not, then you
rnative, of course, is to use Iceweasel, where this is not a
problem.
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on authority. If you don't use the
Debian certificate store, then obviously it will not permit SPI-signed
certificates, since they're almost certainly not in the default store.
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ages.
[0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_Core_i3_microprocessors
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authorized to send it to you, please do not
> distribute, copy or use it or any attachments. Please notify the
> sender immediately by reply e-mail and delete this from your
> system. Thank you for your cooperation.
You probably don't want to put that on a public mailing list. It
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