Andreas Jaeger wrote:
This is only a proposal - I really just wrote it up in five minutes.
Maybe it's entirely in appropriate.
Maybe the selection is 1-2-3 step: Primary qualifier, secondary
qualifier, plus add-ons (things you might want to do regardless of
which type of system):
Hey there,
So with the Summer of Code over, it's time to announce the GTK+ interface for
Yast (other SoCees, I would love to hear from you btw :)). Still some work to
be done for it to be shipped with Suse, but it should be perfectly usable and
your welcome to try it.
For more information
So with the Summer of Code over, it's time to announce the GTK+ interface
for
Yast (other SoCees, I would love to hear from you btw :)).
Just out of interest, what is the advantage of re-implementing yast by
linking it with libgtk instead of libqt? Wouldn't the time have been
better spent
Volker Kuhlmann escribió:
So with the Summer of Code over, it's time to announce the GTK+ interface
for
Yast (other SoCees, I would love to hear from you btw :)).
Just out of interest, what is the advantage of re-implementing yast by
linking it with libgtk instead of libqt? Wouldn't the
Hi,
Is there a way to list all the packages belonging to a given group (e.g.
System/Base) in CLI? I would like to check the diffs between the
packages currently installed on my system and the packages that should
be there. Some time ago, it was possible to list the packages belonging
to a given
* Per Jessen [EMAIL PROTECTED] [Aug 23. 2006 09:20]:
I haven't got the time to participate in this discussion right now, but
I think it's very important. I'd really like to work out a detailed
proposal and then submit that for debate. I still think that the user
should be given the
Op woensdag 23 augustus 2006 00:43, schreef Steve Barnhart:
Second is the ridiculous amount of packages that are installed on
first installation. Perhaps trim down default GNOME and KDE desktop
choices like Ubuntu does (basically good packages from each, can
install more later). The system after
Am Mittwoch, 23. August 2006 12:22 schrieb Volker Kuhlmann:
What's the advantage of having a qt and a gtk frontend for
networkmanager?
What's the advantage of having KDE and gnome apps?
And
having a qt and a gtk desktop at all?
See above.
However, yast is neither a KDE nor a gnome
Hello,
Am Mittwoch, 23. August 2006 12:22 schrieb Volker Kuhlmann:
[...]
Give KDE users qt and Gnome users gkt !
Sure. Can I have a KDE gimp please? ;)
kgtk? ;-) http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=36077
The better solution will be Portland as soon as it's finished.
Dňa St 23. August 2006 11:05 Volker Kuhlmann napísal:
So with the Summer of Code over, it's time to announce the GTK+
interface for Yast (other SoCees, I would love to hear from you btw :)).
Just out of interest, what is the advantage of re-implementing yast by
linking it with libgtk
Dňa St 23. August 2006 12:51 Azerion napísal:
Op woensdag 23 augustus 2006 00:43, schreef Steve Barnhart:
Second is the ridiculous amount of packages that are installed on
first installation. Perhaps trim down default GNOME and KDE desktop
choices like Ubuntu does (basically good packages from
http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=72488hope it helpsOn 8/23/06, Juan Erbes
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Yesterday I try to install the nvidia drivers, and the installer not
recognices the kernel version, and the script sugested to specify thekernel source path, and I do it (with
Tanks, I will try it.
2006/8/23, Dinar Valeev [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=72488
hope it helps
On 8/23/06, Juan Erbes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yesterday I try to install the nvidia drivers, and the installer not
recognices the kernel version, and the
Hi,
Ricardo Cruz schrieb:
So with the Summer of Code over, it's time to announce the GTK+
interface for Yast
So you're asking for feedback? Here we go ;-)
First, I just looked at it very shortly and tend to like it. For all
modules except the software management, it's the familiar UI we all
On Wed, 23 Aug 2006, 14:48:00 +0200, Émeric Maschino wrote:
Hi,
[...] BTW, how did you find the names of the %{name},
%{version}, %{release} and %{group} keys in your query? Are there
documented somewhere? Additionally, is there a way to recover the names
of all the groups? yum list
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From: Steve Barnhart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Aug 23, 2006 11:12 AM
Subject: Re: [opensuse-factory] Excess bloat must be removed!
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I won't comment on the backend integration stuff - but as a user you have
three interfaces: YaST-qt
Hi,
Steve Barnhart schrieb:
Its never done that
before but on 10.1 after I told it I would update it showed me *all*
updates instead of ones relevant to what's installed and kept coming
up even after installing all of the updates that applied to me.
This bug (always showing all patches in
Has this bug been reported on bugzilla? There's so many on there that
seem like they could be applied to this situation. and they all look
like they were reported before 10.1 final..wth is up with that? Does
Novell not read bug reports?
On 8/23/06, Andreas Hanke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Em Quarta, 23 de Agosto de 2006 14:09, o Andreas Hanke escreveu:
Hi,
Hey you,
Ricardo Cruz schrieb:
So with the Summer of Code over, it's time to announce the GTK+
interface for Yast
So you're asking for feedback? Here we go ;-)
Yes, that's always nice to get. :)
*snip*
Which ones
On Wed, Aug 23, 2006 at 06:24:30PM +0100, Ricardo Cruz wrote:
Anyway, the problem is that I thought Zypp would only report available
patches :/... Now in SVN only available patches are displayed. Do you, as a
user, have the need for an installed patches catalog? And btw, can you remove
Hi,
Ricardo Cruz schrieb:
Yes, that's always nice to get. :)
OK ;-)
Now in SVN only available patches are displayed.
What does available in this context mean?
I know, I can make a new checkout myself ;-)
Do you, as a
user, have the need for an installed patches catalog?
I don't know
* Michael Schroeder [EMAIL PROTECTED] [Aug 23. 2006 19:20]:
On Wed, Aug 23, 2006 at 06:24:30PM +0100, Ricardo Cruz wrote:
Anyway, the problem is that I thought Zypp would only report available
patches :/... Now in SVN only available patches are displayed. Do you, as a
user, have the need
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Émeric Maschino wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way to list all the packages belonging to a given group
(e.g. System/Base) in CLI?
Package name only:
rpm -qa --qf %{name}\t%{group}\n | grep given group
With package version and release number:
rpm -qa
On Thu, 17 Aug 2006 14:31:31 +0200, Manfred Hollstein wrote:
strings -a /usr/lib64/libapt-pkg-libc6.3-6.so.2.0.0 | fgrep /usr/lib
/usr/lib64/apt/methods
/usr/lib/apt/scripts
As you can see the scripts will be looked up in the architecture
independent location /usr/lib/apt (which is correct
Per Jessen wrote:
Andreas Jaeger wrote:
This is only a proposal - I really just wrote it up in five minutes.
Maybe it's entirely in appropriate.
Maybe the selection is 1-2-3 step: Primary qualifier, secondary
qualifier, plus add-ons (things you might want to do regardless of
which type
Klaus Kaempf wrote:
* Per Jessen [EMAIL PROTECTED] [Aug 23. 2006 09:20]:
I haven't got the time to participate in this discussion right now, but
I think it's very important. I'd really like to work out a detailed
proposal and then submit that for debate. I still think that the user
should
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