Hi everyone,
I'm currently running a testing system on my Powerbook Firewire. I do
have a few unstable packages installed (mainly X), but I'd like to get
more, like GNOME 1.2 for instance.
I know some people have testing/unstable mixes, and I'm wondering how
you manage it. I'm not ready to put
On Wed, Jan 10, 2001 at 08:43:29PM -0600, Nathan Ingersoll wrote:
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> On Wed, 10 Jan 2001, Patrice LaFlamme wrote:
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> > small correction: .xinitrc for startx, and .xsession for xdm, wdm, gdm,
> > etc..
> > And .xsession must be executable.
>
> I always wondered what the difference was supposed
What about: the hugest problem on the PPC is that it takes ages to find out how
to boot it? apart from that I see no other problemsÂ… my PPC 7600/132 has 4
times the BogoMIPS of my Pentium 1/120 and recompiles the kernel like twice as
fast as the Dompaq box.
Gjermund
On torsdag 11. januar 2001
Hi Michel,
>> as the debian-ppc port is quite new, are there any known problems I should
>> know about?
>
>The powerpc port has matured very much in the past months (thanks to Dan and
>everybody!), there's no big difference to i386 anymore. But I'm sure I forget
>about some problems which may co
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