ng in with ssh on an Ultra1 (SPARCv9) by
> a factor of 6, IIRC. See the debian-sparc archives for details.
I have a Sparc 5 and would never dream of attempting to use ssh without
rebuilding openssl with the -mv8 optimization. I can definately state that it
is an added benefit.
Chris
>
>
I'm
after a simple way to get it working without rewriting too much code :)
The call is like this:
blah = (char *) crypt (pass,pw_salt);
Thanks for any help,
Chris
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Where are the extended input modules for X in hamm?
I mean the files that lived in /usr/X11R6/lib/modules with bo, like
xf86Wacom.so?
I need to have that module to run my Wacom tablet!
Please get back to me!
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Chris
Hi all,
Just updated my slink machine, and now I've lost in.talkd.
Anyone know where it's gone???
Also, I got an error with perl5.004-04-2 overwriting a manual
page owned by data-dumper2.09-1.
Thanks al
to expand our distribution area.
Since when did linux get virus's You'd only get them on a really
bad system - which debian is not (or if you did EVERYTHING as root).
Weird
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>
>
Is this an nfs share? Have you tried using exec option when mounting?
Chris
sn't work out I am willing to
> pay to
> restore my machine
>
> George
>
Hmmlove to help but I'm not in london. I suppose an airfare from down
under is out of the question? (lol!)
:)
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e use -t msdos)
# ls /mnt2
(you should see base2_0.tgz in here)
Switch back to the curses screen (?)
Now try specifying the base location as an "allready mounted partition",
/mnt2/.
Let me know how that goes.
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td::basic_string sString;" ??
>
The string class is best used as
#include// Make sure this is before any other #includes
// (due to a problem with g++2.7.x compiler
void main(void)
{
string hello;
string byebye;
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> Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > See http://www.sgi.com/Technology/STL for the current STL implementation.
>
> And see
>
> http://www.sgi.com/Technology/STL/string_discussion.html
>
>
against libc++2.9-dev
chris
On Mon, Oct 12, 1998 at 02:14:30PM +1000, Chris wrote:
> InterestingI cant seem to use ropes with libc++2.9-dev
>
> I tried this:
>
> #include // Also tried #include
>
> void main(void)
> {
> rope r;
> }
>
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rtual-package-names-list.txtso
I am wondering whether this is the appropriate venue.
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Add a language-selector like ubuntu to check and verify if available
translation
packages for installed applications, dictionary to check spelling or
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By default doesn't enabled my user to use the scanner.
Please add this by default.
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Centralized configuration for the hinting style and dpi so you do not
have to worry about installing applications to different desktop
environments.
example: on gnome I had to install "kcontrol" package to set dpi and
hinting style for my kde applications li
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> Hi!
>
> On Sun, 2010-05-23 at 18:38:26 -0500, Chris Silva wrote:
> > Package: wnpp
> > Severity: wishlist
> > Owner: Chris Silva
> >
> >
> > * Package name: png2ico
> >
?format=raw
Simply having http://www.foo.com/ihave/files/here/foo-(.*)\.tar\.gz
in the debian/watch files downloads an html file.
Can someone please advise on the proper way to get a file with the
?format=raw
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+ http://www.gnewsense.org/ ?
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tude.
>
> debian.recommends.txt for mutt
> ---
> mutt-print: adds a way to print mail using tex formatting
> gnupg: used to sign and/or encrypt incomming/outgoing mail
> ---
Yeah but mutt-print is neither mentioned as a recomme
ithout providing it with
^ ?
> food too long, it dies from hunger. The collected food can be thrown at
> other dwarfs, making them unconscious when hit. When a power-up is picked
> up, thrown food will have special powers!
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-
Otherwise there would be no point having Suggests and Recommends, if
> they are basically treated the same by the package management tool.
You could scrap the "Suggests and Recommends" tags all together and use
the debtags to relate packages.
Just a thought. :-)
Chris.
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> as said in another mail, [EMAIL PROTECTED] is definitely non-free. Hovever,
> if Debian would become an "authorized distributor", the licence would be
> suitable for non-free.
What about Debian derivatives?
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Uwe Hermann wrote:
Well, I just saw three or more sparc32 patches being committed to Linus'
git tree today or yesterday, so that may not be quite correct.
You are missing the point. Those patches were created by enthusiastic
users fixing the problems that they have experienced.
Until someo
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o after reading the description and you are still in the dark as to
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> What's an extra few MB plus parsing overhead when "everyone" has
> 250GB HDDs, multi-core 64-bit CPUs and 2+GB RAM?
>
Huh?. Why commit "good" machines to the landfill?
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"One, w
maintainer is not interested in the package.
>
> As I frequently use eboard and have done some "hobby" packages before, I'd
> like to take care of the package. What exactly is the procedure to follow in
> this case?
Is xboard a suitable replacement?
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carrying the donkey. Eventually, they reached a stream and fell in the
> water because there was too much weight in once place on the bridge they
> were crossing.
Wouldn't that happen whether they were riding or carrying the donkey?
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"One, with God, is always a majori
On Tue, Jul 08, 2008 at 02:01:13PM +1000, Ben Finney wrote:
>
> On that basis, a better synopsis would be:
>
> PL/Lua procedural language for PostgreSQL
So the short description can start with a capital letter?
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"One, with God, is always a majority, but
://www.minisrc.com/?q=taxonomy/term/2
> * License : GPL
> Programming Lang: C++
> Description : text viewer, mainly used for reading text originally
> novels
Ummm,
Do you mean:
Description : text viewer, mainly used for reading text of original novels
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ll their dependencies. This will be
> the hardware compatibility test that we can give to vendors.
Please let me know if you would like any help with Live image foo.
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n. Can't remember what
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I've found bugs in this category require considerably more work than
others, not only because they are typically indicative of a more serious
problem, but also because they require some syncing with -release and
the use of non-mainstream architectures.
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> run its a good idea.
Nice pun! :)
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he local
> brew from the people who didn't manage to fix their bugs. I'm offering
> German beer to five winners, just as Joss did for cookies.
But ... *who* is gonna want the aussie beer? :)
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quot;eyes of the law". Ignorance is not a defence. Although, with
a "decent" lawyer you "should" be OK. Unfortunately, this is also true
for the 'ill-intended people'. :(
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umour is.
> >
> > hen you are a retrograde, beetle browed moron.
>
>
> Mm.. sincerely from someone of your flaming fame I expected something
> better. I'll make it do. :D
Your mother is a hamster and your father smells of elderberries.
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> and comprehensive library for general purpose usage, and is supported by
> a growing number of recognized D enthusiasts.
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stomize as an engine for
> creating professional web sites with one to any number of content authors.
> The software focuses on ease-of-use, so people with little IT or wiki
> experience will be able to put it to use. Also extemely extensible
> and customizable
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Description : KDE Livejournal client
A KDE-
Is the Debian menu system going to convert to using the freedesktop
menu spec?
http://www.freedesktop.org/standards/menu/draft/menu-spec/menu-spec.html
As far as I know both Gnome and KDE follow it and possibly others.
Chris
from translations and from the menu support
itself.
Thanks,
Chris
he
categories as it sees fit (at least aiui).
Chris
go. The currest system works and has
> many nice aspects of configurability and administrability, missing in
> the newer parts. Only thing I see missing are KDE packages obeying
> menu policy.
The current system is limping along and needs to be shot. KDE obeys
menu policy just fine (afaik)
s is this field used in? I don't think I recall seeing it
used before. Shouldn't the menu entry exist in the package it must have
installed (I suppose I could be missing something).
Also we probably should prefix Debian specific desktop files to avoid
namespace collisions (like debian-foo.desktop) as the desktop spec
mentions.
Chris
rthless, of course you can always
double or triple the size of fixed size icons automatically but they
won't look very good. Microsoft is pushing for high resolution screens
to be available in time for its new OS 'Longhorn' release, which is only
around 2 years from now.
Chris
On Sun, Jun 01, 2003 at 04:34:55PM +0200, Bernhard R. Link wrote:
> * Chris Cheney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [030530 20:50]:
> > > I think making things consistent needs us to write them on our own,
> > > taking upstream entries as suggestions. In my eyes it is just
/me coughs
;)
ectly. Also binary only drivers will taint the kernel and
can cause the user to have trouble getting help with kernel related
issues. I got rid of my nvidia cards (some poor sucker took them) and
now use only ATI cards. 8)
Chris
noticable). Both
ATI and Nvidia have been caught previously doing rendering cheats on
the windows platform. Also some things can't be included in an open
driver like patented S3 Texture Compression.
Chris
go into
/etc/xdg/menus, or $HOME/.config/menus/ (If I have read the basedir and
menu specs correctly).
Chris
l need that directory.
Chris
On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 09:13:09PM +0200, Bill Allombert wrote:
> On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 02:08:38PM -0500, Chris Cheney wrote:
> > On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 08:39:02PM +0200, Bill Allombert wrote:
> > > How do you expect menu to generate menus without an /etc/menu-method/
>
open bug reports upstream for
the problems?
Chris
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I'm working on this package now, I'll upload within the next few days,
followed by an updated aewm++ (1.0.24), which I cannot upload yet since
it will declare Suggests on aewm++-goodies (which doesn't exist yet).
Upstrea
o uudecode a patch file with the
extension .uu before applying it. I talked to Jeff Bailey at debconf about
supporting this in cdbs too. (Bug #202389)
Chris
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in the cruft related
cases other people have brought up, which just as easily could be done
by removing with wildcards for particular types of tempfiles.
There is one glaring problem though... dpkg does not remove empty dirs
under /etc on purge. This is a long standing bug in dpkg. [0]
Personal
ting to a proposed virtual package name.
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arge have RC bugs? The last time I
looked when you close a bug with an upload to sid it closes it entirely
still. So we don't really have a good idea of how many RC bugs exist in
sarge, only how many are in sid.
Chris
s not installed in it.
Why is this package being pulled in?!
Examples:
kdeadmin- alpha, powerpc
kdegraphics - alpha, powerpc, sparc
Thanks,
Chris Cheney
I think we determined on #debian-devel that the problem is that the
alpha, powerpc, and sparc buildds are broken and need manual
intervention to remove the sbcl package.
Chris
xfree86 4.2.1-10 needed for mips/mipsel
On the bright side maybe we will be able to get KDE 3.2 in before the
sarge release then. ;)
Chris
[0] gcc 3.3 is more anal about ISO conformance now, I probably need to
open an RC bug on glibc about this soon. (affects kdebase)
ble, meinproc is used in every kde app during the build process
and it is working.
Thanks,
Chris
that an old lib can
not be removed from the archive until no other packages still depend on
it.
Chris Cheney
in-place transition) should always be done in coordination
> with fellow developers as happened in the Perl transition, for example.
Hence the need for policy to dictate to the maintainer not to allow the
package to be removed before all other packages have transitioned. It
usually doesn't take much more work as long as the maintainer is even
aware of what will happen.
Chris
On Sun, Aug 03, 2003 at 03:55:41PM -0400, David Z Maze wrote:
> Chris Cheney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > IMHO we need to make an addition to policy stating that an old lib can
> > not be removed from the archive until no other packages still depend on
> >
another 10 days to migrate, and causes unneeded load on
the buildds, possibly with the packages no longer being able to be
built since gcc 3.3 is so anal now. (/me wonders how many RC bugs are
around just for gcc 3.3 related crap)
BTW - For those wondering Woody was released over a year ago...
Thanks,
Chris Cheney
PS - I apologize for sounding like an asshole, however this general
problem really does need fixing.
0]. If even half of those 746 maintainers focused on helping close
RC bugs we would probably be close to releaseable today.
We don't need more people to throw at the problem, we need more people
willing to do work for the project.
Chris
[0]
http://www.debian.gr.jp/~kitame/maint.cgi?num=srcs&
el isn't that
difficult. You just have to convince a subsystem maintainer to take your
driver, which IME isn't very hard, definitely simpler than becoming a DD.
Chris
On Wed, Aug 06, 2003 at 01:41:45PM -0500, Adam Heath wrote:
> On Wed, 6 Aug 2003, Chris Cheney wrote:
>
> Not to toot my own horn, but I was accepted in under one week. I took 2 weeks
> to read up on everything, then after I sent in my app, less than a week later
> I was acc
On Thu, Aug 07, 2003 at 05:10:01PM +0100, Scott James Remnant wrote:
> I've always thought KDE a wonderful example of what happens when you
> give commit access to just about anybody too.
>
> Scott
> (GNOME user)
Oh you mean the fact that KDE has rapid development... Yep. ;)
Chris
(KDE 2.2 _will not_ stay in sarge!)
XFree 4.3.0 (Branden wants this to happen...)
Chris Cheney
[0] http://www.gnome.org/start/2.3/
by Oct 1.
Debian 3.1 Dates
Sept 1 Toolchain freeze.
Sept 15 Major package freeze.
Oct 1 Everything freezes(?)
Chris
res (we
> always want more), but not pesting against the bugs.
> I speak of course of the ideal debian stable release ;)
KDE usually releases new point releases about every two months until the
next major release happens. Then they only update for security related
bugs. It doesn't magically become stable after 4 releases.
Chris
r I don't know if
this is actually true.
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Stephan,
Would it be possible to get the two desktop filesi mentioned below merged
into kdelibs so that arson and k3b are easily installable at the same time?
I can do the commit myself if you approve.
Thanks,
Chris Cheney
Debian KDE Maintainer
PS - Christian/Jean-Michel there is a new debian
emselves able to handle a certain type of file?
Nope, mime types are completely independent of them declaring if they
support it. That is why the mimetype really belongs in kdelibs itself
and not the 3rd party package.
Chris
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r make impossible the
successful completion of whatever projects that organization is working
on.
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to download knoppix and use debootstrap
to install. A newbie would likely just give up.
Chris
BTW - linux-2.6.0-test5 was released Sept 8.
I noticed while verifying that the buildds weren't still using the buggy
g++ 3.3.2-0pre4 that some are using 3.3.2-0pre1 which is 6 weeks old. Is
there a particular reason some of the buildds are so out of date?
Chris
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It is scheduled to
move into main around version 1.0.1-2.
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for our local network. It was only after enough people around me were
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