uently on OpenOffice mailing lists
and I find it works quite well in some cases).
Cheers,
David Grant
I know. I just thought it was funny that you called someone who is
using Mandrake a "Windows" user.
Scott Rainaldo wrote:
>Referring to my previous "Windoze" comment, I was
>talking about potential Windoze->(Mandrake)Linux
>converts.
>
>
>---- Begin O
Scott Rainaldo wrote:
>Windoze users would assume that the
>application crashed.
>
I didn't know that rpmdrake was ported to Windows? =)
>Not
>to be antagonistic, but it would be nice to see
>some kind of explanation for the interface
>"enhancements" to the new rpmdrake.
>
I originally
I am not sure I understand what you mean here. Why would you want
cancel removals if they will cause conflicts? And if don't mind risking
a conflict, you should be using rpm, not urpmi.
Tom Whiting wrote:
>There SHOULD be an option to cancel existing removals (ie: your package
>will involve
, and provide developers with some clear and
precise things to improve upon in the new one.
David Grant
Mircea Ciocan wrote:
> OK, I could live without the breezecom driver but today I updated
> cooker fron Saturday and saw what becomed of rpmdrake, and with all
> due respect for the
d
those dependancy problems by the way...just symlink to the new libpng
and use the --force option...but I don't like tricking rpm.
Thanks,
David Grant
that you beg him to build his RPMs for Mandrake 9.0.
It would be a simple change, basically just changing references from
/opt/kde3 to /usr
David Grant
Jure Repinc wrote:
> Hello all
>
> I know you have more important work to do but I see a lot of users on
> the internet asking for
To reproduce:
From fresh 9.0beta2 install,
Go to Mandrake control center
Click on CD Burner moint point
Click on options and then OK
Click on "User", then okay.
It freezes
However, if instead of just clicking on "User", you click on "User" AND
click on "supe
it says "harddrake:
failed "
-When you click on a device in the scrollpane, the scrollpane
automatically jumps to the top of the list, while leaving the
just-clicked item selected. Very annoying.
Thanks for a great install though! And most things I've tried so far
work great. (I like the new Mozilla fonts package!)
David Grant
Good news, ogg vorbis seems to work in 9.0b2. Thanks to whoever fixed
something from 8.2->9.0
/i686/libpthread.so.0
#3 0x40730815 in KCrash::defaultCrashHandler(int) (sig=11) at
kcrash.cpp:224
I'm not sure if this helps. I'm using CD1 from MDK-9.0b2, and I
installed kdemultimedia from the hawaii cooker ftp site.
David Grant
I'm also seeing this blue-ish screen, although you could also describe
it as grey-ish. I tried blindly typing "linux" and hitting enter, but
that didn't work. I may have typed in it wrong though.
David Grant
Max Bernard wrote:
>I've also seen the "blue
I thought there already was this feature in the Networking part of the
Mandrake control center? If I am wrong then this would definitely be a
cool feature. I usually just do "ifconfig eth0 down, ifconfig eth0 up"
at the command prompt for my DHCP connection
Florent BERANGER wrote:
>
No, I was using all the MDK 8.2 packages, which are all ogg-vorbis
1.0rc3 for encoding and playback. Sorry, I think I'll stop posting for
now, until I actually try 9.0beta2 tonight. I just wanted to get a feel
for what success people are having with the ogg packages in 9.0 before I
try it to
Jason Wood wrote:
>On Friday 09 Aug 2002 7:35 pm, Brook Humphrey wrote:
>
>
>>Well I didn'try encodeing but xmms plays mp3 just fine ogg doesn't play. So
>>playback is broke.
>>
>>
>
>When I start xmms from the shell, I get this error message :
>
>/usr/lib/libvorbisfile.so.3: undefined sy
Brook Humphrey wrote:
>On Friday 09 August 2002 11:16 am, David Grant wrote:
>
>
>Well I didn'try encodeing but xmms plays mp3 just fine ogg doesn't play. So
>playback is broke.
>
>
Yeah, when I was tring to playback ogg files, they would just keep
repeat
Brook Humphrey wrote:
>On Friday 09 August 2002 10:37 am, David Grant wrote:
>
>
>>Just curious, has anyone tested the ogg vorbis stuff in Mandrake
>>9.0beta1 or 2? Mine doesn't work in 8.2, and I couldn't upgrade the ogg
>>and vorbis rpms, because t
Just curious, has anyone tested the ogg vorbis stuff in Mandrake
9.0beta1 or 2? Mine doesn't work in 8.2, and I couldn't upgrade the ogg
and vorbis rpms, because there are many other dependancy issues, the
most annoying being a kde dependancy, which I didn't feel like breaking.
I know the pa
Why does urpmi require webfetch? Webfetch is not even available as an
rpm in the primary Cooker mirror. And it has no listing whatesoever on
rpmfind.net? If this dependancy it wrong, can we have it removed, or if
webfetch is in fact required, can we add it to the cooker?
Thanks,
David
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