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Usually I just press l~bEnter
Limited views are (together with GC, and command-line search)
probably the three features of aptitude I couldn't live without.
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Talking has been known to lead to communication if practised carelessly.
are a test operator, you'll get
a syntax error.
Not in a POSIX-compliant sh.
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On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 19:29:30 +0100, Colin Watson wrote:
[...]
However, gcc-2.95 needs to install /usr/bin/gcc or it isn't much use.
Actually...
What exactly does gcc-2.95 need it for?
/usr/bin/gcc is a straight link to gcc-3.3 after all.
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collating order reasonable, thus correct,
so yes, this bug should be closed.
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that tool was
(suidmanager?) that was used by some packages before we had
dpkg-statoverride.
As well as the ones using dpkg-statoverride in their postinsts now.
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--update --add root uml-net 04750 \
/usr/lib/uml/uml_net
fi
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before corresponding uppercase letters is correct. I'm not sure.
Actually I'd do the opposite but it's not based on reading of any actual
standards.
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like exim3 exim4 and postfix.
If not, maybe we can keep exim = exim3 for some time, for the sake of
upgrades, but install exim4 by default on new systems?
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the current default)?
No listeners by default on desktop systems, IMHO. Only local delivery,
and /usr/sbin/sendmail submission.
If the admin wants more they should know how to set it up.
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. As regards any other type of
distribution, the user undertakes to apply to obtain the express
approval of INRIA.
It looks like
a) possible GPL incompatibility - so no distribution would be possible at all,
b) even if not, no paying distribution means non-free IMHO.
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could explain me
how this is policy-compliant in the context of the first paragraph of 11.1
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On Fri, 16 May 2003 12:05:17 +0200, mcINEK wrote:
Next is replacement for update-mime script to use 'new' format. It
generates full compatible mailcap file, but inserts just one application
(x and non x) for each mime type.
You obviously haven't read man mailcap.order?
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, but just alternatives. And then in
/etc/mailcap should be (just ONE) record, like (sorry, I don't know
syntax)
Assuming you think one setting for all users is enough,
you already have a solution: man mailcap.order
Otherwise ~/.mailcap is the way to go, as has been already suggested.
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three.
Not strictly true in the current menu system, though you have to duplicate
complete
entries.
Currently eg. mozilla-browser package includes menu entries under:
Apps/Net(mozilla)
Apps/Net/Mozilla Components (mozilla and mozilla -edit)
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