minor correction: it is /etc/mailcap that refers to xloadimage (not
mime.types).
--
Raul
The fact that dpkg 1.0.6 - which is badly broken - is in the stable
tree has been causing people problems.
I have therefore moved 1.0.5 out of Incoming myself and put it in
stable/{binary,source}/base.
I hope doing this without following whatever the normal procedures are
won't cause problems, bu
I'm following up on a bug report for indent-1.9.1 which I sentin May.
The problem is that the documentation describes a -bbb option, but
the code only partially implements this option and it is nonfunctional.
If this -bbb option is not to be supported, the code partially
implementing it should be
I seem to remember that Ian Murdock gave up these packages. I don't
remember hearing of anyone picking them up.
If they're not already claimed, I would be interested in taking them over.
In fact, I've got gcc 2.7.2 already packaged up (Ian Murdock's diffs to
2.6.3 applied flawlessly over 2.7.2
The following problem reports have not yet been marked as `taken up'
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OVER 9 MONTHS OLD - ATTENTION IS REQUIRED:
Ref PackageKeywords/Subject Package maintainer
379 mount Repeatable mount(1) problem wi Bruce Perens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Package: procps
Version: 0.97-4
valour$ w
5:07pm up 15 days, 20:31, 7 users, load average: 0.16, 0.11, 0.09, 3/76
User tty login@ idle JCPU PCPU what
and1000 ttyp0 4:15pm49 24 -bash (bash)
and1
I'm closing this bug.
The problem was lack of termcap support for keypresses. The current ae
package implements termcap support for keypresses, and is capable
of terminfo support. I'll release ae compiled for terminfo support when
a shared ncurses library is released.
Note: both /etc/termcap a
Date: Fri, 1 Dec 1995 07:26:47 -0800 (PST)
From: Bill Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm following up on a bug report for indent-1.9.1 which I sentin May.
The problem is that the documentation describes a -bbb option, but
the code only partially implements thi
Package: mfbin
Version: 2.71-3
When using dvips, I encountered:
/usr/local/bin/MakeTeXPK: Metafont failed to make cmsy8.600gf.
dvips: Font cmsy8 at 600 not found; scaling 300 instead.
The result was that every LaTeX $\cdot$ was rendered as a small
$\Delta$ symbol. When I use "dvips -D 300"
+ Problem:
+ The color selection from /usr/lib/git/term/.gitrc.common works well on the
+ console, but not so in a rxvt---object files appear blue on blue and are
+ invisible because the tones of blue are actually the same in an rxvt. I
+ copied that colour section from that .gitrc.common. into my
> If they're not already claimed, I would be interested in taking them over.
> In fact, I've got gcc 2.7.2 already packaged up (Ian Murdock's diffs to
> 2.6.3 applied flawlessly over 2.7.2).
ELF or a.out? I think Siggy (?) may have claimed gcc and possibly
libc but he was been waiting to get hi
On Fri, 1 Dec 1995, David Engel wrote:
> > If they're not already claimed, I would be interested in taking them over.
> > In fact, I've got gcc 2.7.2 already packaged up (Ian Murdock's diffs to
> > 2.6.3 applied flawlessly over 2.7.2).
> ELF or a.out? I think Siggy (?) may have claimed gcc and p
> I thought Siggy had just claimed ncurses.
He has.
> I'd be more than willing to do gcc for an indefinite time span, if that
> would free you up for more stuff.
When last I checked, Siggy had taken on a lot of packages and may well need
the help.
Thanks
Bruce
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Well the ftp server has been real solid for the past month and seems to
be doing nicely _except_ for a memory leak in a library. For this reason
I will be pulling the debian.org drive out of the machine and moving it
to my co-workers machine for the weekend.
This will "halt" www traffic during
In my Tcl/Tk packages, I have conformed to what I think is the
official Debian convention and renamed the source directories from
to -. Unfortunately,
this causes gratuitous changes in other packages which need to access
the Tcl/Tk source directories. Since I try to make my Tcl/Tk
>In my Tcl/Tk packages, I have conformed to what I think is the
>official Debian convention and renamed the source directories from
> to -. Unfortunately,
>this causes gratuitous changes in other packages which need to access
>the Tcl/Tk source directories. Since I try to make
FYI
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> I'd be more than willing to do gcc for an indefinite time span, if that
> would free you up for more stuff. My real impetus for all this work,
OK. After I finish gcc-2.7.2 and binutils-2.6.0.2, you can have them.
They are building right now. I wish that extra 16 meg of RAM I
ordered last we
In my Tcl/Tk packages, I have conformed to what I think is the
official Debian convention and renamed the source directories from
to -. Unfortunately,
this causes gratuitous changes in other packages which need to access
the Tcl/Tk source directories. Since I try to make my Tcl/Tk patches
usable
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