I've gotten tired of waiting for applications to move from Unstable to
Stable, so I've tried to switch my system to unstable.
I've worked out most of the kinks, but I'm still having trouble with
gnome-vfs-ssl. Here's the error I'm getting. I tried removing and
reinstalling openjade, since that
when i start a program it starts with the top of it off screen so i can
not move it to the center of my screen or sometimes it starts with the
majority of it so far to the right that it is 75 % or more off
screen...what is causing this and how do i remedy?
:-) ^2
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Part of it depends if it is a true PDF with the source text imbedded in
it somewhere or if it is a PDF of the scanned image.
Try opening it up with a text editor/viewer and look to see if you can
find some of the body text.
If you cannot, then it is a PDF-ified image and OCR is your only hope.
A friend gave me a CD of several files to convert to text.
Unfortunately, they are scanned image files, each with many pages.
I've tried a number of Mac and windoze programs but still end up with a
graphic of the text. Is there a "reasonably" easy way to get these
graphics into text? (I don
Why do you expect problems?
Is it the Gnu-compiler buggy (behaving wrongly when using the -fast option)?
What kind of package depends so deeply on machine level instruction
set to raise problems?
Well, our experience is to use '-fast' in extreme cases. It enables
options that even Apple says they
O.k., rain interrupted the yard sale, so here I am trying to play games.
Would anyone have a suggestion as to how to get AisleRiot working
again? The message displayed is: "AisleRiot could not load its deck
images. AisleRiot will now exit."
All updates successful, Xfree86, Gnome 2.6.
Thanks-
Sta
On Fri, 9 Jul 2004, Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
> Run "fink configure" again and set your verbosity to at least 1.
Perfect! Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
Claus
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There are a number of optimizations that cause apple's modified gcc
to create bad code; -Os is safest, most tested, and generally
fastest within a small margin (and is, in fact, what Apple compiles
their stuff with for the OS, at least for Panther). -O2 has bitten
a number of large projects in
What's the point in working the actual way? Is it technical or "political"?
Politicial (sort of).
And also technical.
Before we release a package, we want to test it to guarantee that it
works. What good is a distribution of non-working software?
Ok, but obviously the (probably not so) smart
On Fri, 2004-07-09 at 13:16, John Courcoul wrote:
> Not finding explicit mention of the fact on the list's archives, just wanted a
> confirmation that the new release of Xcode, 1.2, is compatible and won't break
> things in Fink 0.7.0, running on fully-patched Panther 10.3.4 on a PB G4 15"/FW800
On Jul 8, 2004, at 2:46 PM, Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
It's completely appropriate to ask to increment a package to a newer
upstream version.
Sometimes the patches work between version numbers, and sometimes not,
I guess this one doesn't, but I don't claim to understand the patch
process in gener
Not finding explicit mention of the fact on the list's archives, just wanted a
confirmation that the new release of Xcode, 1.2, is compatible and won't break things
in Fink 0.7.0, running on fully-patched Panther 10.3.4 on a PB G4 15"/FW800 ?
If this is so, would I get any performance or other
Run "fink configure" again and set your verbosity to at least 1.
On Fri, 2004-07-09 at 12:19, Claus Atzenbeck wrote:
> Hi,
>
> when I do "fink update-all", I get information about what file is being
> downloaded currently. I am using curl. It looks like that:
>
> curl -f -L -s -S -O http://distf
Hi,
when I do "fink update-all", I get information about what file is being
downloaded currently. I am using curl. It looks like that:
curl -f -L -s -S -O http://distfiles.master.finkmirrors.net/...
Is there a way to get also statistics: total file size, % of how much
is already downloaded, down
On Jul 8, 2004, at 8:54 PM, Benjamin Reed wrote:
Marco Comini wrote:
This is interesting. (First of all sorry for my ignorance in
imperative languages.)
Why do you expect problems?
Is it the Gnu-compiler buggy (behaving wrongly when using the -fast
option)?
What kind of package depends so deeply
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