When attempting to compile wmii-2, I get the following error:
>/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lX11
>collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
I notice that if I manually do 'ld -lX11', I get the same error, but
if I do 'ld -L /usr/X11R6/lib -l X11', a.out is created properly.
However, in config.mk, it appea
Gordon Murgatroyd wrote these words on 10/01/05 19:28 CST:
> What the hell are we doing allowing this shite on the BLFS support
> mailing list.
My filter did a fine job of eliminating this message. However, you
sir, are the one that needs to now be added to my kill filter for
including the entire
What the hell are we doing allowing this shite on the BLFS support
mailing list.
Yeah if you're upset at my attitude then kick me off the mailing list.
But I object most strongly to having to put up with with some religious
nutacases ideas on a mailing list which is supposed to be for users of
Lin
Arabs Against Discrimination (Weekly Update):
1st of October 2005
(English)
The Sharon and Netanyahu governments gave NIS 70 million to illegal settlements outposts in the West Bank
The return
PA: Israel is distributing carcinogenic juice in our territory
A statement to the fascists in orange
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Brandin Creech wrote:
It looks like tar has changed its command-line option. It says on the GNU
page that as of Tar 1.15 (2004-12-20), the option was "renamed to
--strip-components". So, it depends on which Tar you are using,
Ahh!! I have tar 1.14 installed
Thanks
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--- Dan McGhee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> tar -jvxf ../essential-20050412.tar.bz2 \
> -C /usr/lib/mplayer/codecs --strip-components=1
>
> and tar complained. It even told me to check the "help." How dare it!!
> :-)
>
> So, I checked the help and changed '--strip-components=1' to
> '--st
I'm building Mplayer-1.0pre7 using the "stable" version of "the Book."
When I got to the "CODEC Installation" section I entered the following
command:
tar -jvxf ../essential-20050412.tar.bz2 \
-C /usr/lib/mplayer/codecs --strip-components=1
and tar complained. It even told me to check th
