Patching is easy if you understand how to use the command line for common
tasks. I suggest that you use the main help, that is Yelp, found on the main
bar in Ubuntu and from there navigate to Evo.. When you are more familiar with
the commandline then look at how to patch Evo..
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André,
Yes if I have anything to say about it. Right at the moment 5.12 seems to have
a few bugs being worked out. It might be a good idea to wait a little time
before the backport is created. You can always use the wiki for building your
own 5.12.
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Thank you Will ( Using a blackberry pearl to write this so its kind of slow :-))
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From: William Grant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sun, 06 May 2007 02:31:56
To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Bug 92715] Re: Why not use 5.11
5.12.0-1ubuntu1 u
I sent an email yesterday to the Debian dev. about 5.12. He emailed
back today and told me he has uploaded it. So absolutely we will see
5.12 in Gutsy. :)
Best,
Yigal
On Fri, 2007-05-04 at 17:37 +, fettouhi wrote:
> 5.12 has just been released of maxima. Will we see an update of maxima
> f
the problem will persist until either a patch is applied to each new
version of Evo. or until an action to stop this misdirection, to the
help path, is enacted.
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No bug, No bug its a feature just highlight option in menu and hit what
key combo one would like to change it to. I made a mistake. ty very
much for not repsonding. Not a bug.
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It seams to be activated when I select Edit:Find from the top menu
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On the first error I mean the key binding is gone not the menu item.
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There is irregular behavior in epiphany. It sometimes works as it
should. That is sometimes "B" does not trigger tabs and sometimes it
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The find expression command in browser, normally "Ctrl+F" is gone.
"B" opens a new tab. One cannot use the letter "B" "b" to type in epiphany (I
am using FF because of this for this bug report.)
The second keymap makes epi
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: vim-latexsuite
consider https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vim-
latexsuite/+bug/92146 where I advised mr. Stephens to install the
package vim-full to enable vim-latexsuite and stop problems occurring.
Perhaps vim-full doesn't need to be a dependenc
This is way off topic but for all those reading. Everything is hype.
BSD is fine but after spending 36 hours up trying to install a BSD
system for my father I decided that debian/ubuntu is my system. It
might not be perfect but neither am I.
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I am tired of Linux and am moving to BSD but I am glad that I was able to
help you.
On 4/3/07, Phil Stephens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On Tue, Apr 03, 2007 at 11:11:13AM -, William Grant wrote:
> > vim-latexsuite depends on vim-full... As you're using an unpackaged
> > version, we can't d
though you deleted it.
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> On 4/1/07, yigal.weinstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > I do not have this error and I am using vim-latexsuite. What vim
> related
> > programs do you have installed, i.e,
I do not have this error and I am using vim-latexsuite. What vim related
programs do you have installed, i.e, what is the output,
aptitude search ~dvim | grep '^i' ?
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strangely enough the bullets are properly displayed in the attached ppt
file?
** Attachment added: "buttons are visible in this ppt"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7038482/how_do_i_use_powerpoint_to_teach.ppt
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ooimpress bullet formatting isn't kept in converted .ppt
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Your test had the same problem as my ppt - no bullets but ugly
rectangles. So as far as I can tell 1. either I haven't installed
something I should, or 2. something has been configured incorrectly on
my system.
Here is a screenshot of your bugTest.ppt to show that the problem is
present in a ppt
The exact openoffice I am using is,
Package: openoffice.org
State: installed
Automatically installed: no
Version: 2.2.0~rc3~oof680m10-0ubuntu3
I did a sudo apt-get upgrade today, and so I the software on the machine
is current.
The picture attached is a pictorial description of the steps used to
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
Feisty, OpenOffice 2.2, x86:
This is actually for package openoffice.org-impress which doesn't seam
to have its own bug reporting area.
After creating an .odp impress presentation saveas .ppt strips the
formatting from tables using black
For the minor bug there are 2 versions of the help file installed on my system:
en_GB and C
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For 2.10.0-0ubuntu1
>From the menu: Help --> Contents
or from keyboard
Both do not produce help files.
However a search on Yelp provides the following usable documents:
Evolution 2.10 User Guide
Evolution 2.10 User Guide
Command Line Opti
The paths are
file:///usr/share/gnome/help/evolution/C/evolution.xml
file:///usr/share/gnome/help/evolution/en_GB/evolution.xml
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You still do not understand what I am saying.
I use checkinstall for myself.
I am interested in helping with bringing the Ubuntu package of Maxima to
the latest version, now and in the future. I used Debian before Ubuntu
and am interested that they receive any work I will do.
I am interested in
well thank you for my introduction by example to Debian/Ubuntu package
management. I am using 5.11 via checksintall - I know this is a far cry
from a more formal diff and patches etc. but for personal use it works
well.
I am interested in trying to work on packages in Ubuntu that I am
interested
So if I am not mistaken you are suggesting that to contribute to
Ubuntu/Debian I should patch the source file 5.10.0-6ubuntu1 --> 5.11.
Then if successful I should tell people that I am successful?
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So you are saying it is better for me to not build a deb file of the
most recent stable Maxima ( or any package for that matter) which has
been out for 3 months now and is not in Debian and which I am pretty
sure I can at least for my computer i386 using the appropriate methods.
But it is better to
There is something going on with rt2570. I found this on my own system.
rt2570 and rt73 were loading at the same time. So I blacklisted rt2570
as I knew rt73 worked for my wifi. I decided today to do a little bit
more research - this is actually how I found your bug report - this is
my bug repor
I know you all are working wonders with Feisty - as I am using it right
now. But when the final release is out or when you have some time
please consider the above.
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I know I am writing a lot. But I also realize the above comment doesn't
make very much sense. The latest Maxima on Sourceforge is 5.11. I am
interested in building Maxima on a long term basis using the most recent
version for Ubuntu. I am very interested in CAS. I have almost
completed a M.S.
I am actually suggesting that I would or others would build it. It is
very easy to build well. I would enjoy the experience. Is this
possible?
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In fact I would like to build the latest Maxima what ever version it is
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This is understandable. However I would like to make sure Feisty+1 has
the latest Maxima is included. I am willing to build, test, what ever
you need. It is pretty easy.
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To the matter of "out of user space" you should create a local version
of ftplugin i.e.
.vim/ftplugin/tex.vim etc.
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To the matter of "out of user space" you should create a local version
of ftplugin i.e.
~/.vim/ftplugin/tex.vim etc.
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I believe this is referring to your .vimrc file.
What is line 33 and 34?
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To your problem. I suggest that you create a folder if you haven't
already done so in your home directory, ~/.vim
or better yet
mkdirhier ~/.vim/ftplugin
then copy this tex.vim,
cp /usr/share/vim/vim70/ftplugin/tex.vim ~/.vim/ftplugin
Now altering ~/.vim/ftplugin/tex.vim should be what you nee
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It is easy to build.
The Debian package 5.9.2 has plenty of bugs just look at the Debian package.
5.11 has fewer bugs and more features
5.11 can be built for Dapper, Edgy, and Feisty
Building doesn't take very long
** Affects: maxima (Ubuntu)
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