Cameron Hutchison wrote:
The next bit of juju is to set the environment variable XAUTHORITY to
~/.Xauthority, where is the user that started the xserver.
This is great. What about taking it to the next level? What I mean is
that I had been thinking about actually extracting the cookie from the
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Roland Mas wrote:
*Supposing* I were agreeing with you on the existence of a problem,
I would probably be of the opinion classified as case 3 above. The
reason I could identify for the problem would be that people prefer
bitching and complaining about testing being late and stable being
old, rat
Björn Stenberg wrote:
An example: Before gcc-3.3 and gcc-3.2 went in the other day, no less than 607
packages were stuck in unstable waiting for them. How many of those packages
actually required gcc 3 to compile and run? I'd guess not many.
Well, hey, if gcc 3.3 has made it into stable, this is bi
So I'm trying out Debian on the desktop. I'm a long-time Red Hat user
who's given up on them because of their product strategy. I bought SuSE
8.2, and it's been great. I'm saying these things not to start a
flamewar, but just to tell where I'm coming from. I'm just saying that I
expect a lot of pol
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