Hi Everyone
This is my first post here.
It seems to me that me that if an administration job needs to get done
there are pretty much two ways of going about it:
With GUI assistance, i.e Synaptic
or
Through the Command line with possible manual editing of configuration
files.
Synaptic and
On 14 Nov 2007, at 10:38, Daniel James wrote:
Hi Cory,
Some have said that moving the drawing of windows off the the GFX
card
would help the load on the CPU and thus keep xruns to a minimum.
I'm sceptical about that, because drawing windows shouldn't be causing
xruns if the system is
Hi Cory,
Some have said that moving the drawing of windows off the the GFX card
would help the load on the CPU and thus keep xruns to a minimum.
I'm sceptical about that, because drawing windows shouldn't be causing
xruns if the system is set up properly. I believe JACK Meterbridge uses
Michael Maurizi:
How about including changes to the version string and so on the next
time theres a security update for GIMP?
Yes; when an Ubuntu package has fixes from upstream applied, that
they've released in a new version with a bumped version number, the
version number in Ubuntu should
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Hi,
I'd like to propose moving apt-cacher to main. I haven't done main
inclusion reports before so bear with me while I dive into this :)
Description: caching proxy system for Debian package and source files
Apt-cacher performs caching of
On 14/11/2007, Patrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So my suggestion is a
halfway point between the hand-holding of the GUI and the sometimes
confusing world of the CLI.
IMO, beginners like the hand-holding. It's vital for Ubuntu not to get
confusing for the end-user. Getting them to run shell
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(not sure if this made it so re-sending)
Hi,
I'd like to propose moving apt-cacher to main. I haven't done main
inclusion reports before so bear with me while I dive into this :)
Description: caching proxy system for Debian package and source
Hello,
There is a bug that has come back. It was originally reported on
2006-09-18. I don't think anybody has figured out what was actually
causing the problem but it was fixed during feisty. Unfortunately it
is now back. The bug causes the mouse pointer to periodically jump to
different
Hi Eoin and list
I agree that shell scripts are not for beginners. Really I think Ubuntu
is already really good for the beginners, although a different bred of
OS , I don't see what is more difficult then let's say windoze. However
for a beginner administrator, let's say someone who is trying
Our miro packages need some major work. In the form of:
- New Upstream, 1.0
- Some compilation reconsiderations
I'm not specifically sure of the cause, but the repo version has some major
issues, perhaps it was due to the lib boost incompatibilities of the last
version, well now the code works
On 15/11/07 02:51, Patrick wrote:
Hi Eoin and list
I agree that shell scripts are not for beginners. Really I think Ubuntu
is already really good for the beginners, although a different bred of
OS , I don't see what is more difficult then let's say windoze. However
for a beginner
On Nov 14, 2007 4:19 AM, Conrad Knauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since we're at the formative stages of Hardy I thought I'd start a
thread about apps which might be good for inclusion in the default
Ubuntu setup.
I'd like to suggest aria2, a CLI download utility with resuming and
segmented
Kevin Fries wrote:
On Wed, 2007-11-14 at 11:38 -0500, Fabian Rodriguez wrote:
I also think this would be a good candidate to have on the LiveCD
installer and/or the Server CD installer images, as in many scenarios
CDs are used for a first install and then other PCs in the same LAN
could use
Don't have time to read through it all right now, but looks to be right on.
On 7.10 I installed dmraid and it says no RAID disks, but I may need to
reboot and don't really have the time right this second to play further.
Wasn't planning on booting from these disks, anyway, but just using them as
Fairly often, I'll get a bug report filed against Wine about something
that Wine shouldn't be able to cause - total keyboard deadlocks, frozen
screen, being unable to even ctrl-alt-backspace or ctrl-alt-f1, etc.
These are clearly not Wine bugs, but it's unclear to me where I should
refile them.
Just a thought, but maybe just categorize them on the wine tracker (those
from the wine tracker obviously) with something such as 'Outside Bug'
generically, or more specifically, if you can determine it 'Video Driver
bug', 'X bug' and so on. On Launchpad anything like that should presumably
be
I see where you are going with this and I will make a bug report if I
encounter this sort of trouble again.
I hope I am not beating this to death now but I need to continue.
Being a dumbass I have another perspective to offer. Early on I
encountered these post installation questions but I did
On 15/11/07 09:07, Patrick wrote:
Hi Onno and List
I am not sure I have made my intentions clear. First of all, Ubuntu's
package management system is easier and less hazardous then a
windoze-one-click-installer program, my helper script idea was just to
focus on the configuration and if
All of what you write exists:
* A package that is not installed but run from the bash prompt is
captured with a comment like The program 'foobar' is currently
not installed. You can install it by typing: sudo apt-get install
foobar
This functionality should be
Hi Onno and list
I am beginning to feel like I am becoming a pain in the butt. I don't
mean to be, I just want to help. I don't seem to be able to explain
myself very well.
I see what you are saying about mark by task and the dpkg-reconfigure
command but this brings up two more trains of
On 11/15/07, Sarah Hobbs wrote:
How much of all this tutorial stuff is already in the man pages?
The manual pages contain vast amounts of detail, but I'm not sure
they provide the overview for some of the more general questions.
Further, I'm fairly certain that most complex tasks are not
How much of all this tutorial stuff is already in the man pages?
Hobbsee
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