Phil Raymond a écrit :
> Dear Duncan
>
> I tried Tom's method to get the recordserver going in
> Ubuntu Feisty (I had the same problem) and I did
> succeed in getting the recordserver to come up. But I
> also get a strange error message in terminal after I
> start the recordserver, it says
> /usr/
On 4/11/07, tozzi Schnider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi and hello!
I don't know if I'm right here to post a problem, but I just try:
I'm working on deb/etch -> stable!
Just tried to install freevo.
Now there are problems coming up:
"apt-get install freevo" posts messages for non-solved depenc
I tried to remove the directory as you suggested, but I keep getting a
similar error. Any thoughts on what could be configured wrong?
Also, is there an easy way (via debs) to drop back to 1.6.3? or do I have to
rummage around the freevo site and install manually?
Thanks!
Michael
On 4/17/07, Du
Dear Duncan
I tried Tom's method to get the recordserver going in
Ubuntu Feisty (I had the same problem) and I did
succeed in getting the recordserver to come up. But I
also get a strange error message in terminal after I
start the recordserver, it says
/usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/twisted/we
On Tuesday 24 April 2007 22:19, Karl Latimer wrote:
> On Tue, 2007-04-24 at 08:11 -0400, Jason Tackaberry wrote:
> > Karl Latimer wrote:
> > > The comma after the double bracket separates the items in the
> > > dictionary ;)
> >
> > (List. :))
>
> Grrr ;P
>
> Hmm, yeah, dictionaries are {} aren't t
On Tue, 2007-04-24 at 08:11 -0400, Jason Tackaberry wrote:
> Karl Latimer wrote:
> > The comma after the double bracket separates the items in the
> > dictionary ;)
>
> (List. :))
Grrr ;P
Hmm, yeah, dictionaries are {} aren't they... oops!
K,
Karl Latimer wrote:
> The comma after the double bracket separates the items in the
> dictionary ;)
(List. :))
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On Tue, 2007-04-24 at 21:52 +1000, Elizabeth Dodd wrote:
> Being an inveterate fiddler, now the tv is working, i tried to run ppracer
> through freevo. While that actually worked, the hardware isn't up to it, even
> with a reduced screen size.
> So I tried to clone the entry for ppracer to run so
I don't know why it doesn't work, but I run Linux games like this:
GAMES_ITEMS = [
('Linux Spellen', '/home/michel/Games/Linux/',
('GENERIC', '', '', '', '.tux')
)
]
I made a shell script for every game I would like to run, and put it in
/home/michel/Games/Linux with the name Gamename.t
Being an inveterate fiddler, now the tv is working, i tried to run ppracer
through freevo. While that actually worked, the hardware isn't up to it, even
with a reduced screen size.
So I tried to clone the entry for ppracer to run something less cpu intensive,
ksudoku
plugin.activate('games', l
I'm planning on buying a new TV card for use with both my laptop and home
pc
and was wondering if anyone had any good suggestions? I`ll need a usb one
if
possible so i can switch between the laptop and computer as needed. If
anyone could give me a clue as to a good one thats preferrably not to
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