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On Monday, June 9, 2003, at 05:54 PM, jfm wrote:
On Tuesday, Jun 10, 2003, at 00:27 Europe/Brussels, Max Horn wrote:
Still don't see the point: if at some point we have a
gettext2-shlibs, then it will at some point become essential, too.
Period. The "old" gettext-shlibs wouldn't stop being ess
On Tuesday, Jun 10, 2003, at 00:27 Europe/Brussels, Max Horn wrote:
Still don't see the point: if at some point we have a gettext2-shlibs,
then it will at some point become essential, too. Period. The "old"
gettext-shlibs wouldn't stop being essentia - after all, why should
it? The only reason
I agree with Chris. I use the beta Eudora with Bayesian filering and
it works great. 20 to 40 junk mails per day correctly identified with
only 3 to 5 per week that get missed and none (so far) incorrectly
identified as junk.
I have not seen one junk mail actually in the fink list.
Neil
[EMAI
hello!
is someone working on gnome 2.2 packages? - there's glib2 2.2.x and
gtk+ 2.2.x in unstable - what is the status of the rest?
thanks,
thomas
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I agree with Chris on this:
1) There are plenty of good filters available.
2) We don't want to make it hard for people: when somebody has a deadline
coming up and need to get a package working, they don't need the extra
hassle of waiting for their message to get moderated.
My 2 cents (1.5 eur
Umm: is this good feedback or bad?
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If my vote counts, mark it down as an emphatic no. Making things more
cumbersome for humans is not a good way to deal with spam. I use
SpamAssassin on my mailserver and the *only* Fink spam I've ever seen
is when someone on the list has hit reply-all on a spam message.
Pressure on SF.net is
Am Montag, 09.06.03 um 19:11 Uhr schrieb David R. Morrison:
Here's the point: there is a new version of gettext with a new major
version
number for the library. In an ideal world, we would have
gettext-shlibs,
gettext-dev, gettext2-shlibs, and gettext2-dev all available. (This is
what I am tr
Hi Max. I think it is tolerable for now. Can we encourage SF to hurry
up a bit with the spam filters? It would be better to wait for them,
if we can...
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Yo folks,
sadly we are getting more and more spam on this list. I have to wonder
if we after all should make it "moderated" like fink-users, too (that
essentially means that only members can post to the list; non-member
will have to be approved by the list admin).
I am not exactly fond of the i
Can someone look into checking this in? I submitted it a month ago
and haven't received a response yet.
See
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=736117&group_id=17203&atid=414256
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Here's the point: there is a new version of gettext with a new major version
number for the library. In an ideal world, we would have gettext-shlibs,
gettext-dev, gettext2-shlibs, and gettext2-dev all available. (This is
what I am trying to achieve, in fact.)
Now, which of these are essential?
Am Montag, 09.06.03 um 14:20 Uhr schrieb David R. Morrison:
Max,
I can almost fix the bootstrap with the following sort of
modification: We
ask the user "Do you still have the apple-supplied perl or has it been
replaced with perl 5.8.0?"
Why even ask? Why not check for which perl version is bei
Am Montag, 09.06.03 um 14:13 Uhr schrieb David R. Morrison:
Hi Max. I agree that caution is necessary in executing this change.
Didn't believe you'd think differently anyway :-)
There are really two things being changed here: (1) we now insist that
dependencies on essential packages should be s
Max,
I can almost fix the bootstrap with the following sort of modification: We
ask the user "Do you still have the apple-supplied perl or has it been
replaced with perl 5.8.0?" Then we remove either storable-pm560 or
system-perl580 from the set of files in the 10.2 directory, and the
correct on
Hi Max. I agree that caution is necessary in executing this change.
There are really two things being changed here: (1) we now insist that
dependencies on essential packages should be stated, and (2) in addition
to that, we're going to change the setup of the essential packages.
It's hard to fig
Am Freitag, 06.06.03 um 18:22 Uhr schrieb David R. Morrison:
Hi Max. Actually, I think it's important to release a version of the
bootstrap with this choice to be made, to be used by folks who have
replaced their Apple-supplied /usr/bin/perl by perl 5.8.0.
[...]
I didn't argue that; however, i d
I am not too fond on rushing this out or putting it into unstable that
soon. Simply for the reason that going back is hard, and if we
determine that we made a mistake in that switch, that it was a bad move
after all or should have been done slightly differently, we then have
just painted oursel
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