El Viernes, 25 de Agosto de 2006 21:38, Stephan Binner escribió:
> On Friday 25 August 2006 17:54, Miguel Angel Alvarez wrote:
> > But, since the packages change frecuently (thinking mainly kde) I'm
> > interested in knowing which changes or what has caused the rebuild or
> > version change (someth
On Friday 25 August 2006 17:54, Miguel Angel Alvarez wrote:
> But, since the packages change frecuently (thinking mainly kde) I'm
> interested in knowing which changes or what has caused the rebuild or
> version change (something like a changelog)
Then read the changelog ;-)...
http://software.
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> How can I know what has triggered a rebuild in the build service
> repositories? I know that a rebuild can be triggered by a changed
> dependency, or by hand. But, since the packages change frecuently
> (thinking mainly kde) I'm interested in knowing
On Fri August 25 2006 10:45, Matthias Hopf wrote:
> > As much as I detest Real Player what about the announcement that
> > they are licensing the Windows media codecs including WMV... like they
> > did with MP3. While I will continue to use Guru and Packman
> > solutions... the Real Media way
How can I know what has triggered a rebuild in the build service repositories?
I know that a rebuild can be triggered by a changed dependency, or by hand.
But, since the packages change frecuently (thinking mainly kde) I'm
interested in knowing which changes or what has caused the rebuild or vers
> need proprietary drivers froms ATI and Nvidia to have 3D acceleration in
> some machines. Is Suse problem or Novell or Legal ... i don't know and the> people who i give support just don't care.In case this came across wrong: I appreciate your work, and surely don'thave anything against your scrip
* Manfred Hollstein ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [20060817 14:31]:
> As you can see the scripts will be looked up in the architecture
> independent location "/usr/lib/apt" (which is correct FWIW), but they
> are installed under "/usr/lib64/apt/scripts" unfortunately.
I've fixed this bug now. The fixed pac
> BUT Ubuntu provides an easy way for users to add in those extras.
Good point. I have never (personally) installed Ubunto, so I don't know
that much. But if they do, they are doing at great risk getting sued.
That's interesting... I wish I knew an Intellectual Property lawyer so
I could qu
On Aug 24, 06 22:49:48 +0200, Clayton wrote:
> is a perfectly legitamate answer. What I have a MAJOR issue with is
> that there are NO LEGAL avenues or alternatives. To get that much
> demanded multimedia playback the user has the choice of a 3rd
> party repository that is clearly at the mini
On Aug 24, 06 21:16:36 +0200, Marcus Meissner wrote:
> > need proprietary drivers froms ATI and Nvidia to have 3D acceleration in
> > some machines.
>
> Neither ATI nor NVIDIA allow us to ship their drivers with our products
> if I remember correctly. So there is not much we can do.
Actually, the
On Aug 24, 06 14:16:17 -0400, Marcel Mourguiart wrote:
> >This has been asked and commented a thousand times. Nuff said.
>
> Asking what ?? no body made a question or even a critic.
Well, I read your mail as implicit critic. Which is ok, of course.
Still, the issues have been discussed a thousand
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