Bug#289048: gnocatan-client: debugging gnocatan version 0.8.1.59 on powerpc

Package: gnocatan-client Version: 0.8.1.59-1 Followup-For: Bug #289048 Hello, I've run across the same problem, also on ppc, with version 0.8.1.59-1. The i386 package on a different computer workes fine. Attached are the logs of my self compiled 0.8.1.59 server and client. I set LC_ALL=C for bo

Bug#301207: osdsh still does not work with option "-m"

Package: osdsh Version: 0.7.0-7 Followup-For: Bug #301207 Hi Joachim, I'm sorry to say that this is not yet fixed for me :-S osdsh now starts without saying anything when I give it: no -m option, the -m option with a sensible value (i.e. /dev/mixer0) or even with some invalid filename. So far so

Bug#301212: osdsh: osdctl always displays help screen

Package: osdsh Version: 0.7.0-7 Followup-For: Bug #301212 Hi Joachim, > Has the newly uploaded PowerPC version of mine already hit the > archives? If so, please check it, it might be possible that this bug > is fixed there as it does not happen on my i386 box. Yes, this is fixed now. Thanks. g

Bug#301229: osdsh displays part of previous messages

Package: osdsh Version: 0.7.0-5wjq Severity: minor Hi Joachim, A part of the previous message is displayed when the current message is shorter (or something like that, I think). from Bug#299442: > How to reproduce: > > (used '\n' to denote the next line in osdsh-output. > might be faulty since

Bug#301222: osdsh: clarify osdctl options "-b" and "-l" in help screen

Package: osdsh Version: 0.7.0-5wjq Severity: minor Hi Joachim, The help screen of osdctl should, instead of: -b (name,val) display a bar up to val, named "name" -l (name,val) display a slider at val, named "name" rather say: -b name,val display a bar up to val,

Bug#301220: osdsh doesn't always use given font,color,position options

Package: osdsh Version: 0.7.0-5wjq Severity: normal Hi Joachim, When I start osdsh to show with different font, color and position, osdctl will work correctly with options -s, -b, -l, and -x. After turning on -c -t -m (and -a or -p, but they only give warnings/etc. because of missing (hardware-)

Bug#301212: osdsh: osdctl always displays help screen

Package: osdsh Version: 0.7.0-5wjq Severity: minor Hi Joachim, osdctl shows it's help screen every time it's called. It's operating nevertheless. Grüße Georg -- System Information: Debian Release: 3.1 APT prefers testing APT policy: (500, 'testing') Architecture: powerpc (ppc) Kernel: Linux

Bug#301210: osdsh option "-p" behaves flipped to documentation

Package: osdsh Version: 0.7.0-5wjq Severity: minor Hi Joachim, osdsh's "-p" option is flipped (on i386 too). It shows at the top if you give "0" as argument and at bottom when you pass it "1". Both man-page and help screen tell the story the other way round ;-) The "-a" option works fine. Grüße

Bug#301207: osdsh does not work with option "-m"

Package: osdsh Version: 0.7.0-5wjq Severity: normal Hi Joachim, osdsh only shows help screen and quits when called with option "-m" (with /dev/mixer). It does not even show an error message when called with e.g. "osdsh -m /non-ex.filename", just the help. ALSA is working, "aumix -d /dev/mixer" to

Bug#299442: osdsh: does not start on powerpc

Package: osdsh Version: 0.7.0-5wjq Followup-For: Bug #299442 Hallo Joachim! > have you had a chance to try Wolfram's Package[...] I tried it now. A few issues arose: (maybe I should file some of them as separate bugs?) 1) osdsh starts fine, except when called with option "-m" (with /dev/mixer).

Bug#299442: osdsh: does not start on powerpc

Package: osdsh Version: 0.7.0-5 Severity: important Hi, when I try to start osdsh, all I get is: ---snip--- [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ osdsh osdsh 0.7.0 usage: osdsh [options] -h display usage -m mixer set mixer /dev/mixer -f fontset font -*-luci