Re: Should package ubuntu-mobile depend on xorg (or something?)

2008-04-24 Thread Michael Moore 
  I think it should

  Suggest you file a bug report to that effect
  (if you don't know how, run apt-get install reportbug)

Ok, I filed it here : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-mobile/+bug/221495

Thank you,
Michael Moore





  On Thu, 2008-04-24 at 02:54 -0600, Michael Moore wrote:
   I install Ubuntu server edition 8.04 rc, then did an apt-get install
   ubuntu-mobile. It didn't install xorg, and as a result I couldn't run
   startx or run UME. Should the ubuntu-mobile package include a
   dependency that would allow the user to use ubuntu-mobile without
   further major package installation?
  
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  Anthony P (Tony) Godshall
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  Ampro Computers
  San Jose office




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Re: Boot time +8sec with freedesktop.org changes

2008-04-18 Thread Michael Moore 
On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 5:17 PM, Shane Bryan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Spencer, Bob wrote:
   Perhaps a light-weight daemon that uses inotify to listen for changes
   to /usr/share/applications and then update the cache.  That seems
   easier than requiring changes to debian packages, but it would be
   running all the time and new packages are installed less frequently.
  Possibly a dumb question, but, perchance, does dpkg (or apt) utilize
  dbus to send notifications of successful package install/removal?  If
  so, why not simply create a dbus service for that message and execute a
  cache update on trigger?

  Shane...

If the cache updating only needs to be done after dpkg is called, why
not use dpkg-divert to move the real dpkg to dpkg.real, and have the
script named dpkg call dpkg.real and then update the cache? Then no
daemon needs to be running at all.

dpkg-divert : http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/118

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