On Sat, 01 Jun 2013 20:15:04 +0530, Genes Lists wrote:
I note that /etc/grub.d/xxx all have #!/bin/bash
Did I miss something or should these be #!/usr/bin/bash
now.
they should, but since the filesystem update symlinks /bin -> /usr/bin,
things keep working.
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blems encountered.
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because simply by existing it would contribute to fragmentation of the
available knowledge base.
[sorry for the unintended private reply earlier.]
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convinced that creating another mailing list would be a good
idea overall (fragmentation). but if the general consensus here should be
that it would be a good thing, i have the server space and know how to
manage one.
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ps it was a mistake of mine, or
the mirrors weren't done updating, so i asked here first. i'm sorry if i
wasted your time or inbox space.
the mistake has already been fixed, btw.
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On Fri, 15 Mar 2013 15:49:17 +0530, phani wrote:
seems both qt versions are trying to provide .desktop files with the
same name. what to do about this?
from [testing], by the way.
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esigner.desktop exists in both 'qt4' and
'qt5-tools'
/usr/share/applications/linguist.desktop exists in both 'qt4' and
'qt5-tools'
seems both qt versions are trying to provide .desktop files with the same
name. what to do about this?
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rs to run a wee bit hotter (~3 deg.) after the update, but
that may be due to a variety of reasons. (i'm sometimes affected by
https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/32025 -- FS#32025 - [linux] 3.6.2 - 3.7.x
results laptop 10 degrees warmer.)
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On Mon, 21 Jan 2013 13:06:35 +0530, phani wrote:
Unless this is something specific to Arch, I'm pretty much in doubt that
anyone can sort this out for you here. The graphics stack is quite
complex, so there are a lot of places were things could go wrong. You
are probably best off by reso
take it to the GIMP users list next, and install openSUSE on bare
metal again, to see if that's different.
it's certainly something to do with the grapchics stack which, as you
point out, is a complex thing :(
thanks for your reply,
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024231.html
([arch-dev-public] network interface naming with systemd 197)
or this:
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1219361
(forum: Index » Kernel & Hardware » systemd-udevd renames network
interfaces)
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CPU: Quad core Intel Core i7-2670QM CPU (HT-MCP) clocked at 800.00 MHz
Graphics: Card-1: Intel 2nd Generation Core Processor Family Integrated
Graphics Controller
Card-2: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI Whistler LE [AMD Radeon HD
6625M Graphics]
X.org: 1.13.1 drivers: ati,radeon,intel tty size: 114x37
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On Sat, 19 Jan 2013 03:16:58 +0530, phani wrote:
Alternatively, you could have informed yourself about what *.pyc/*.pyo
files are and answered your own question.
"RTFM" makes sense to me. "study python packaging before asking the
list" does not.
that probably came a
On Fri, 18 Jan 2013 19:14:54 +0530, Alexander Bashmakov
wrote:
It is common issue when you run as root python program without
precompiled pyc/pyo, now pyc/pyo provided by package and conflict with
autogenerated.
the only thing i ran as root was pacman; certainly not calibre.
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ld not handle
such cases, because that's what using arch means to me.
Alternatively, you could have informed yourself about what *.pyc/*.pyo
files are and answered your own question.
"RTFM" makes sense to me. "study python packaging before asking the list"
does not.
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up things -- unless everything is downloaded & checked, pacman
doesn't do anything.
weird, but nothing to loose sleep over. some freak accident...
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es didn't belong to
any package. only after moving them from that location somewhere else
could the new version of calibre be installed.
looks to me as if this is some packaging error. don't know enough about
arch packaging though to say what exactly went wrong...
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2) it does.
i'm not aware of advanced search features, but you might look into the
sparqle language, which i think is used for these searches.
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g used to it, add other repositories from
OBS (open build service) to spice things up.
for those who are sure they want to undertand at least the basics and take
some trouble to get more up-to-date programs & libraries, arch makes life
easier by purposely not providing all the hand-holding that others are
famous for.
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l can't do serious harm. it's when a bunch of others decide to
take him on again & again that things get out of hand. just keep quiet!
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e. i found that it belongs to cups-filters, which
installs it into /etc/fonts/conf.d directly, apparently.
am i supposed to do anything about this, or just leave it there?
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On Thu, 16 Aug 2012 23:10:38 +0530, Denis A. Altoé Falqueto
wrote:
Replace "gold" with "willing and skills to help", and you're right.
what strikes me is that pretty much all who have the skills, do the work,
and make the decisions in (almost) all the major distros came to the
conclusi
uld probably be easier to hire a couple dozen qualified developers to
create your own customized arch-derived distro. that's an option, of
course, if you got the money and want to spend it.\
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On Thu, 16 Aug 2012 23:05:17 +0530, Nicholas MIller
wrote:
if we (arch linux users) managed to collect enough money to 'bribe' the
devs into doing what we want, this poll might have a point. as it is,
forget it.
I'd seriously consider giving a good bit for direct influence in how some
choic
good money for the product.
if we (arch linux users) managed to collect enough money to 'bribe' the
devs into doing what we want, this poll might have a point. as it is,
forget it.
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from all the feedback, and i'm
pretty sure there's a few old archers around who wouldn't mind the extra
effort. i would volunteer for that, but i'm very new to arch linux and
this mailing list, having come from openSUSE a few months ago.
Thank you for your contributions.
+1
thanks a lot for this great distro!
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with exactly the same
opinions i find here.
while this is definitely tiring after a while, i find a mail client that
allows to "ignore thread" very helpful.
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t
needed.
Regards,
Ralf
OT: this is the first discussion of PA, systemd, etc., in my limited
experience that didn't lead to ad hominem attacks, stays on topic, and
actually provides useful information. great!
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