that ended up on this list given that it's Py3-only in
Debian these days
(https://metadata.ftp-master.debian.org/changelogs/main/a/alembic/unstable_changelog,
specifically the changelog entry for 1.0.11-4). It needs a merge/sync,
of course - it's even behind Debian stable.
Kind regar
timately control what gets put into the archive.
Shouldn't there be a way behind 2fa to contribute to Ubuntu as well? :)
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On 2018-06-18 14:20, Julian Andres Klode wrote:
Basically, add Depends: python-apt (>> 1.7~alpha1~), and do:
with apt_pkg.SystemLock():
main()
Will this also allow to wait on the lock?
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them off if not needed, the
trade-off is probably more on the generating waste side than the "we
need to convert everyone to more efficient CPUs"[1].
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[1] Low consumption also sometimes backfires. Low water consumption now
requires the utilities to waste
On 05.03.2017 19:13, Julian Andres Klode wrote:
> On Sun, Mar 05, 2017 at 06:07:02PM +0100, Philipp Kern wrote:
>> On 02.03.2017 05:54, Aron Xu wrote:
>>> I'd like to see it get enabled by default eventually, but preferably
>>> provide a toggle in Privacy tab for
esponse from server via HTTPS, this would
> reduce the server load and bandwidth requirement because there's no
> HTTP body being transferred.
Huh, isn't it using http://www.gstatic.com/generate_204?
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IPv6 link-local addresses.
Of course devices usually broadcast all of their addresses, of which
some will be routable anyway.
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spec bug[2]).
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[0] I understand the need for differences between IPv4 and IPv6 but I
still don't understand why - of all the things - localhost was limited
to a single /128 address, whereas it's a /8 on IPv4. Which means that
there's also a port conflict
8%25br0]/";
No such site at :80
$ curl "http://[fe80::3664:a9ff:fe9a:f5b8%br0]/";
No such site at :80
If only we had universal support for interface scopes by having a
unified function that parses IP addresses...
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e http login portal nonsense).
FWIW, I think this has been fixed in recent apt versions, which have a
much improved caching logic.
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Changing it with the sysctl is a flawed approach, though. If anything
initializes the network interface early (case in point: dropbear
decryption during initrd), then that interface will still adopt
pfifo_fast as its qdisc.
Maybe setting the kernel parameter would be the better option?
s to ibs-size; when used with
block or unblock, pad with spaces rather than NULs
[...]
fdatasync
physically write output file data before finishing
fsync likewise, but also write metadata
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LA is the only reason SDDM is the KDM
replacement in
Plasma 5 and not LightDM.
And the reason why an annoying refresh bug on Nvidia hardware is not yet
fixed in compiz. (It's much much harder to sign a CLA when legal
departments are involved.)
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act date TBD).
What would the rough date for the Precise point release be then? August?
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k at it and fix it?
Note that addressing architectures that do not use 64 bit interface IDs
are not in compliance with RFC4291 (e.g., 2.5.4).
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rminal, emacs, and
gvim" bug to understand its severeness. But I guess people might argue that
it's somewhere in the X11 stack and Xmir will be easy to debug. Or
something.)
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mes up with a solution.
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[1] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/861268
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This still needs a constant flow of newer kernels and drivers. Which then might
require newer userspace components, too.
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a bunch of scripts,
> using a lot of disk space to publish a full copy of main + universe etc.
uh, shouldn't the latter just be entries in a tag database just
like they are in Debian's dak?
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. At least you can instruct the Play Store to push different
versions to different devices. The Play Store will then show "Varies
with device" for the version of the app package. Depending on how
much effort you put into it you can also get along with just one
version. Google recomme
welcomed and by default it gets released versions of software. *Thus
> I'd expect our devel release to be more stable than testing.*
I tap my hat for you. Good luck!
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on't think you can be notified
of a sysctl change in an easy fashion. So qemu would need to query
something that's intended to be somewhat transparent. (Although qemu
needed to be adjusted to provide hints of memory areas to KSM through
madvise.)
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[0] Miłoś et al
me additional signalling
which pages are likely to still be allocated to the guest and a way to leave
them in the free pool.
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uld be willing to
> partake though it developing something more resource efficient.
>
> If something more resource efficient is not developed, I have to say
> its really going to harm Ubuntu, really harm Ubuntu!
On btrfs, by any chance?
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scripts in any case (policy 10.7.3). Normal configuration files don't get
this guarantee, though.
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ve the necessary rights. If the distribution point ceases to
distribute the 3rd party content when he's made aware of a violation that seems
to be fair. However that wouldn't work go along well with mirroring this
repository.
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On Mon, Sep 03, 2012 at 07:42:14PM -0400, Michael Hall wrote:
> On 09/03/2012 04:03 PM, Philipp Kern wrote:
> > am Mon, Sep 03, 2012 at 07:59:15PM +0200 hast du folgendes
> > geschrieben:
> >> * Review the spec at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AppDevUploadProcess
> > what
do items referencing a version
numbering scheme, but I don't see it spelled out at first glance.)
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nux to run without much hassle. You
seem to be arguing that we want to provide some sort of security to our
users while we're at it. But the massive inconvience for all sorts of
Linux distributions (like Debian, which might only sign some bunch of
unofficial images[2]) doesn't seem to be wo
bout LTS→LTS upgrades: do tools like apt-listchanges work with such
stripped changelogs? Shouldn't all changelog entries since the last LTS be
included?
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upload. Furthermore he's got a better understanding than what's
expected from a MOTU.
So as long as it's clear that you don't randomly upload packages and
screw with the packaging, I don't see why MOTU should be protected
from core-devs.
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aks are translated into
conflicts so if they're co-installable, they'll migrate into testing. (But
very likely require manual hinting by the release team, because britney would
be unable to figure out a proper set by itself.)
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> I'm seeing quite a bit of code duplication in scripts and packaging in
> Ubuntu around the determination of IP addresses.
I miss the bit why this is needed at all… Do you have some examples?
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Ubuntu was agreed upon…
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7;t think that opt-out via pre-
> seeding is acceptable even if on by default is determined to be acceptable as
> it limits this to expert users. Privacy should be for everyone.
Doesn't popcon phone home by default, too?
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(And I was asked to get rid of Unity, it wasn't my decision neither. The whole
"you won't be able to configure indicators in a meaningful way" seems to annoy
people, too.)
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The icon is
replaced by the icon missing symbol.)
(And yes, given that it isn't my laptop that's influenced by Canonical's design
decisions, I didn't report those as bugs yet.)
Some instructional page on the wiki how to revert to classic GNOME would be
helpful, too.
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e server is a stress
test we cannot sensibly reproduce by ourselves.)
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[0] http://gobby.0x539.de/trac/newticket
Sadly requires signing up nowadays because of lots of ticket spam.
And albeit we do monitor Launchpad, but it's not our bug tracker.
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> It is my understanding that the current plan is to usd Gobby
> for session note taking at the next UDS. Please say it isn't
> so.
Elaborate critique. Or rather: Care to elaborate? Did you file bugs?
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to hibernate[2]. Which is kind of reasonable if it works. You need to take
care to deactivate that if you scrap hibernation, though.)
That said something like tuxonice makes hibernating more useful, as it's
compressing the RAM contents and thus less needs to be written to disk.
Given tha
don't consider useful if you use this option.
Adding overrides for pedantic tags is probably not worth the
effort.
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ld be fine, I imagine, and connotes exactly as much
> support as "extras.ubuntu.com" does.
FWIW (and I didn't see this raised in this thread) FQDNs do not need to be
registered with the LANANA and can be used instead of a registered string
(see [1]). So if you distribute
Barry,
am Tue, Nov 09, 2010 at 11:11:23AM -0500 hast du folgendes geschrieben:
> On Nov 09, 2010, at 04:57 PM, Philipp Kern wrote:
> >well, the userspace part is 32bit, and some packages wrongly assume a 64bit
> >userland due to the presence of ppc64 in this string. Hence the re
y in schroot.conf for instance.)
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