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Hi,
Feature Freeze is approaching fast (it is scheduled for February, 19th)
and u-u-s queue is growing too much these days to be fully processed
before that day.
For Intrepid, we tagged interesting bugs with something similar to
8.10-pre-ff, in
On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 11:47:29PM +0100, Stefan Potyra wrote:
Hi Brian,
first off, why didn't you CC ubuntu-m...@l.u.c, who are most affected?
I've viewed the ubuntu-devel mailing list a superset of the ubuntu-motu
mailing list and thought mailing the one list would be sufficient rather
than
Hi,
== Discussion about REVU ==
Morten Kjeldgaard raised a proposal to improve REVU workflow [1]. With
this new approach, packages uploaded to REVU would fall into four
categories depending on reviewers' actions (need-work comments or
advocations). It could also be possible to inhibit new
Valgrind is a key tool for checking and fixing correctness,
determinism and corruption, as well as cache-profiling software, thus
important to developers.
Is there chance of anyone queuing valgrind 3.4.0 (in Debian's
experimental stream [1]) for upload to Ubuntu jaunty?
Many thanks,
Daniel
Dear WxWindows maintainer(s),
What is the simplest way to get a compiled version of wxPython to run on
the latest Ubuntu for testing? I am working on a modification of
PyCrust and wanted to test some changes in the wxStyledTextControl
source (mainly, updating the Scintilla component).
I
By modifying the boot-time readahead to be at lower I/O and processor
priority than the boot scripts and asynchronous, I see a 20% reduction
in overall boot time (from installing bootchart) on my desktop: 41s
down to 33s.
I've produced a complete and tested debdiff at:
Dear WxWindows maintainer(s),
What is the simplest way to get a compiled version of wxPython to run on
the latest Ubuntu for testing? I am working on a modification of
PyCrust and wanted to test some changes in the wxStyledTextControl
source (mainly, updating the Scintilla component).
I
On 2/11/09, Daniel J Blueman daniel.blue...@gmail.com wrote:
By modifying the boot-time readahead to be at lower I/O and processor
priority than the boot scripts and asynchronous, I see a 20% reduction
in overall boot time (from installing bootchart) on my desktop: 41s
down to 33s.
A while
On Thu, 2009-02-12 at 00:57 +, Daniel J Blueman wrote:
By modifying the boot-time readahead to be at lower I/O and processor
priority than the boot scripts and asynchronous, I see a 20% reduction
in overall boot time (from installing bootchart) on my desktop: 41s
down to 33s.
This is
