you must start the agent manually each time the
computer is restarted.
Regards
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lations-0.3.0-1.mga2
is actually installed.
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ueeze/apache2.2-common
http://manpages.debian.net/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=A2ENMOD
http://manpages.debian.net/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=A2ENSITE
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some directory, they surely don't want to maintain per mirror custom
rules)
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aiting long enough between
each) to identify which one will start eating the CPU.
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s
> could be rolling but this is very heavy.
If I understood correctly, that is exactly what the backports should
provide, new versions of programs when possible (no update of half of the
core system libraries).
cheers
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such big projects (especially the DEs) think it would
be too hard to backports newer versions to the 8-10 months old stack of the
latest stable release (as I have seen recently such discussions on KDE MLs),
then I would prefer proposal #2 to not be lacking behind too much.
cheers
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nd an optical disk with label "U3 System" which
can't be mounted. I don't know what it is, but there is an "U3 smart" logo
on the key.
I don't have the problem on another computer with KDE 4.5.5 and udisks 1.0.1
that's all for now
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ad the lmost
> 800 line spec file.
>
> So it would be nice if someone (Funda, you did those packges on Mdv
> iirc) would help me (or take over and I would try to help him/her).
Can't help you on the packaging, but I will test when you have something
packaged.
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could eventually be split between "must have" hardware (network,
maybe some RAID controller?) and "nice to have hardware" (anything that can
be configured after install).
Maybe it is too late in the development cycle of the first release to have
such a change in the installer.
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world?
Yes, I just met one this morning who asked me if it would be supported by
the newest mandriva.
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able to install in their home dir the plugins they want using the
update sites.
I won't comment on maven as I don't know how it works (the last time I tried
to build from source a program using maven I did not find what options I was
supposed to give to the mvn command to have it built).
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On mercredi 12 janvier 2011 at 22:41, Renaud MICHEL wrote :
> Or maybe, if the jar in the external dependency plugin is actually the
> same (or compatible) version as the on from the normal package maybe we
> could make a plugin package only containing the eclipse rela
requently provided as single jar
files, would need to be packaged as files and directories like in older
eclipse releases.
What do you think?
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orts it) constructed with
build-classpath
- patch the build.xml to use the jars in the standard location
- create symlinks where the build.xml expect them (using build-jar-
repository?)
Cheers
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On samedi 08 janvier 2011 at 10:39, Farfouille wrote :
> I will be very interested at least to try. I propose to work on it until
> sunday evening and come back here with my attempt.
Thank you, I will review it (from a beginner POV) once you have something.
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So the base package containing the jars can be noarch, and only the optional
*-gcj package is arch specific and requires gcj.
And, as many java programs simply won't work with gcj, those optional
packages would only be provided for programs/libraries that actually work
with gcj.
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in common.
So if you accept only one package per bug report, it may be harder to find
the actual cause, as those two apps may be maintained by different people,
each investigating the problem for his own app.
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On mardi 30 novembre 2010 at 11:37, Thomas Backlund wrote :
> Can we reach an agreement that this is the way to start the distro?
I agree.
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On lundi 29 novembre 2010 at 01:45, Olivier Thauvin wrote :
> * Renaud MICHEL (r.h.michel+mag...@gmail.com) wrote:
> > On samedi 27 novembre 2010 at 00:02, Maarten Vanraes wrote :
> > If the files are identical, they can be hard linked, and then the
> > mirrors update
to have
packages that install correctly on both).
The project would only have a "testing" and "release" (or another name to
avoid confusion with other "release" repos which are frozen), this way you
could quickly have new versions of all the games, if they don't need
bleeding-edge libraries (I think they rarely does).
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t backports_testing.
If I remember correctly, there is currently (mdv2010.1 and previous) no
testing stage for backported packages, and it was proposed during the
discussion one month ago, that it would be good to have also a testing for
backported packages.
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if
it makes life easier for people whose countries have restrictive law then
we should go for it.
We should probably have a clear rule to decide what cannot go in core and
should in non-free (that on is pretty clear already) codecs or firmware.
I hope we will soon get to the point where we will actually put packages in
those repositories :-)
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a would be a no-go for him if he couldn’t have awesome.
awesome is already in mandriva, why wouldn't it be in mageia?
If there is someone willing to package it, he may as well do it in the core
repository (be it main or contrib, or whatever they will be called).
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On lundi 18 octobre 2010 at 03:04, Fernando Parra wrote :
> There are a biological law: Grow up in population or die, as simple as
> that.
Here is another one: if you outgrow your natural resources, you'll starve.
(and humanity should be very aware of that)
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describing
his problem, because the devs will really need his feedback first hand.
That forum would be an easier entry point than bugzilla for users not
familiar with bugreports.
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when an user see a yes/ok choice, he generally interpret it as "yes,
I want to keep on doing what I was doing". (and I know I have done it some
times myself)
In your example, the No/yes should be labelled something like "keep current
version" and "install new version".
cheers
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gs worse if things are not
like they expected.
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iles to backup.
And you have the really hard kind, where the same configuration file may be
shared by different packages. For example, plasma applet configurations are
stored in a few ~/.kde4/share/config/plasma* files.
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uninstall problem.
I don't think urpmi support that, but if rpm can do it, it should not be to
hard to add it to urpmi.
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There is a webkit kpart which can be used instead of the standard khtml one.
In mdv2010.1 it is provided by package webkitkde.
I think I read somewhere that it was greatly improved in KDE 4.5 (or was it
during a summer of code after KDE 4.5 release?) with better KDE integration.
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s just great to be able to split a view and have a web page on one side
and an sftp connection on the other to quickly copy linked documents from
the first to the second :-)
(actually, splitting views is one of my favourite konqueror killer feature)
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ough I think it is easier to start the upgrade from a local copy
on HD.
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re should be
maintained.
I don't know if it is possible to mix i586 libraries with i686 programs,
would this be a problem?
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