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Mauro Lizaur dijo [Sat, Oct 02, 2010 at 08:49:12PM -0300]:
> > [Lars Wirzenius]
> > > Now, if you wanted to make a service that allows DFSG-free music to be
> > > easily found and downloaded ("installed"), that would be a welcome
> > > addition, though even that would not necessarily really be what
Ben Finney dijo [Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 04:01:46PM +1100]:
> (...)
> > I'm adding zero value here. Zero. It is a huge and frustrating waste
> > of my time.
>
> Not in my view. I appreciate the Debian package maintainer acting in the
> interest of “lower the barrier for each Debian user of this packa
Michael Biebl dijo [Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 01:34:45PM +0100]:
> >> My workaround was to purge network-manager and I'm planning to fix this by
> >> creating a package which Conflicts: network-manager. Maybe you could
> >> provide
> >> this kind of package by default :)
> >
> > Unless you have more u
John Goerzen dijo [Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 05:08:26PM -0600]:
> So let's run out your scenario a bit: upstream asks user to test with
> upstream version X. Bug isn't reproducible by maintainer. Does the
> maintainer now have to provide user with binaries? This gets
> complicated when packagin
Mike Bird dijo [Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 10:51:43AM -0800]:
> > KDE4 is crap, world+dog know that. Use GNOME, XFCE or whatever. If you
> > want KDE3 in Debian, then put your money where your mouth is and
> > come maintain it.
>
> That is well known. KDE 4 maintainers cannot keep up with
> the bug rep
Mike Bird dijo [Sun, Jan 16, 2011 at 01:09:39PM -0800]:
> No, I'm saying that Snn/Knn values boot some systems where
> insserv fails. Therefore Snn/Knn is superior in some cases.
> I readily concede that insserv is superior in some cases.
>
> In order to avoid breaking Debian systems we should gi
Mike Bird dijo [Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 02:44:31PM -0800]:
> > But given that nobody has stepped up to package Trinity
> > for Debian, I can only assume KDE4 is good enough for them.
>
> Trinity is packaged for Debian[1]. The problem is that KDE SC
> quite unnecessarily took over the KDE package nam
Martin Zobel-Helas dijo [Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 09:18:18PM +0100]:
> a more theoretical question quite related to this:
>
> If one plans to have the key replaced in the keyring, and we have a
> fellow DD in the keyring who's only trust path to other Debian
> Developers goes via that key (this might
David Joseph P Crowley dijo [Thu, Feb 24, 2011 at 12:23:30AM +]:
> Thank you very much Goncalo, I'll have to try this now, but im not sure if i
> am allowed to reply to you!
>
> Ben,
>
> I do not develop for debian but I am beginning a career as a software
> engineer using Debian, who knows
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Hi,
I was prodded by my Chilean friend, Germán Póo-Caamaño, to help find a
way to push the tzdata corrections needed for Chile's change of
timezone plans. Trying to do so, I found he already did everything
needed (#617331).
Chile was supposed to leave the Summer daylight savings period this
comin
Martin Zobel-Helas dijo [Fri, Mar 11, 2011 at 08:31:36PM +0100]:
> > I was prodded by my Chilean friend, Germán Póo-Caamaño, to help find a
> > way to push the tzdata corrections needed for Chile's change of
> > timezone plans. Trying to do so, I found he already did everything
> > needed (#617331)
our document was
*much* more readable than the one I printed to read while on the bys,
with no CSS in order to make itbehave :)
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er incoming by Sunday). It is a very trivial patch,
but I would not like you to miss it ;-)
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buildd workload), but I think it can help us have a stabler
Testing distribution.
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John Hasler dijo [Mon, Oct 20, 2003 at 03:25:45PM -0500]:
> Gunnar Wolf writes:
> > I think a third (or, after reading some replies to this same mail,
> > fourth, fifth or nth) way could be used: Binary packages enter Sid as
> > usual. Now, after the 10-day period, when th
nderstand
some of the concerns against it) autobuilding using cross-compilers.
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ting which were not autobuilt.
As a sidenote, I remember some months ago there was a thread about
information regarding a particular developer's working environment
being distributed with the packages they built - If everything were to
be autobuilt, we would also get rid of this (minor, IMHO) pro
lic forum, then it should be their
> choice, not Debian's.
...But it should be possible.
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mom to go and
check if there is something fun in my packaging...
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nice, elegant language. I have not yet
used it for any real project, but I am looking forward to give it a
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itespace should be significant.
I think you should really take a look at the Whitespace programming
language [1], it will make you love Python.
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[1] http://compsoc.dur.ac.uk/whitespace/
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$count++;
}
END {
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ery DD ?
I would ask for an extra one - I don't like to lug my computer around
every day, and I often do Debian-related work either at home or at my
office. I think each DD should at the very least get two such
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machines,
but have heard quite a lot of good comments about it, and would like
to see it available from the official d-i setup.
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ewrite their
.desktop files - We will still (I hope) strive to provide menus
consistent with our way of doing things. One of the main roles of the
maintainers of a distribution is to handle interaction between each
individual package and the rest of the collection - this involves
sorting out how me
le libc for Linux...
...Or the good ol' 'Because it's there' stuff? :)
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y concerns just as well.
I have only one concern with this: What happens if you drop the
package and someone else takes it? He will no longer be able to
compile it with icc, and the icc-prebuilt users will be left out in
the cold. What would you say to that?
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report, but yes, it *is* annoying.
(BTW: I also experience the first bug... Didn't really notice it before,
but it is there :-/ )
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of the user space is compiled for 32 bits, only specific
bits (i.e. the kernel) are for 64 bits.
[1] And i386 is the right name, even if it names a specific model of
Intel chips - It is a great departure from previous x86 models, and it
is the base architecture where lots of code work... Try t
386-fast, we will find out many users who found a
creative use for their old hardware. Debian is about choice - we should
do our best to let the *user* choose what he can and can not do with his
old machine.
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a machine to be a X terminal about two years ago -
386SX, 8MB RAM. It worked fine, yes... But MUCH slower than a
similarly-configured machine with a hardware FP unit, to the point of
deciding it would be a text terminal, with no X :)
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gt; upstream beforehand though. Also post on debian-kde mailing list if you
> decide to work on it since there are several people who may wish to help
> you with it.
...And the version of those libraries used to build Konqueror-embedded
itself :-/
Anyway, I think I should provide builds bo
I got disappointed because it is not unstable at all. I have
only had a major (for me) problem once or twice.
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testing should always be
usable. Testing was introduced because the inadequacy of freezing
unstable for months in order to get a release done.
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sure
someone will find use for it. But, is there a need for it? (specially
because I understand most international customs departments allow you to
travel with one computer for personal use, and I would be playing with
my luck here ;-) )
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echnological advance.
How will it help anything? First of all, if they notice that they are
ceasing to be the focus of technological development, they might
understand that they are doing something wrong. And even if they don't,
at least I feel better ;-)
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-${timestamp}-root. Or label all the partitions with a timestamp,
preemptively avoiding this kind of conflicts.
FWIW, setting them by label is the most flexible and robust way, not
tied to hardware keys or specific hookups.
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use 'd-i-${timestamp}-root' is longer than 16 characters.
Right. But some shortening might be in place. Maybe 090201-root
(i.e. non-y2k, shortened timestamps). Or any other fixed-length
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reaks tools.
Given that I kept staring at your message thinking something just went
wrong, I suppose somebody else might fall in that logic trap: How can
something be "positive but not bigger than zero"? 0~20090215 is. Nice
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in collaboration with their respective companies? At least, I'd be
surprised if -say- the Solaris or HPUX people weren't open to
discussion leading to better interoperability.
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profit,
and neither were any of you. Jimmy, I advise you to triple-check if
that it is the best way to help the visa process, or whether we should
all apply as "tourists-and-nothing-else". After all, quite a bit of
people go as tourists to NY, so nothing fishy there.
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a (sad, stupid and quite) different story.
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opinions against?
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in quality to a couple
of manpages I have hand-generated (i.e. documenting a somewhat-obscure
command or one for which the --help output is just enough). For one of
them I have already ditched my man page for a call to help2man in
debian/rules' install - It will at least make sure I don't skip
ably in many others.
So, I cannot commit any time right now - But I do point my finger to
this topic as a very important thing! :-/
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ow). Please confirm whether I should disregard this and put
libcherokee*-dev also in httpd (or am I being too literal in my
reading).
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oo's BSD ports' madness, where an
upstream site restructure means packages become unreachable and
insta-FTBFS.
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things, as otherwise we drown in cross-list or cross-topic
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alike, both for software we distribute and for home-grown tools.
Besides that, I'm all for the change. Although my fingers still prefer
ifconfig over ip for some strange reason... Maybe it gets better
huffman-encoded?
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h leads to daemons that are bound to a specific
IP to be unreachable) should be handled the best way possible - Right
now we are kludging around it, but an event-based init system _is_ the
way to go for the forseeable future. But we don't want to make things
insta-incompatible, we must go step by ste
ure
(although you can come up with some pretty involved/complicated
setups, but for most situations it is quite trivial). It does not
support alerting, only monitoring and (offline, static,
cron-based) graphing.
It is by far not a replacement for netstat - it uses netstat as a
source for many of
still - I don't want a vserver to be able to mess with
any of my physical devices!
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consideration, even for a particular DD who is against it.
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prefer putting my ideas in front of the others
and see if they make sense before formally proposing them. Besides,
quite often my English is quite below par to what I read on lists such
as this one - I am not saying that those are Lucas' motivations, but
they are nevertheless real :)
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Date: Wed, 25 Mar 2009 07:01:17 +0100
nough backing will be represented in the ballot. If all options were
submitted by a single person (even with the posterior review process
you mention - There would be inertia against making subtle changes to
an already submitted ballot), the options represented in it would come
from a single person
et, possibly failing
cleanly, but possibly leading to head-scratching
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pid exists.
Strong +1. This is, however, unrelated to whatever happened at boot -
If the daemon crashed during regular system usage and it is started
again, it should start regardless if there are any pidfiles lying around.
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even if the package is group-maintained, it is good to be able
to note who is most familiar or has worked most with the package -
And the current scheme does not properly represent it (save for
parsing debian/changelog)
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by 1.2 (say) implements 1.9 and JRuby 1.0 implements 1.8,
possibly the (so far main) implementation should be renamed to only
provide libruby1.8, so that also JRuby can satisfy it?
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regularly knock at my door asking why their CDs don't work
anymore.
Grmbl...
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s. Yes, I have to apply them in order to work on one of
them, but debian/rules clean takes care of leaving everything ready
for a clean build.
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ne, will cause said line to be incorrectly
rendered and unreadable.
Adding the requirement of having an empty line above (or being the
first line in the long description) could work, at least for this
particular case. But I'd prefer dropping 'o' as a bullet marker.
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irector at http://githubredir.debian.net/ - This takes a Git tree
as exported by Github and gives the links for each of the tags.
Now, there are some caveats - Mainly, the orig.tar.gz files are not
_always_ identical, I guess due to timestamping differences. But it
works for me. And source code is av
difference here, given we are talking about a Unixish system:
In case 1, all of the bits in question belong to the same user. In
case 2, some of the bits belong to a special user who is in charge of
running the machine.
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he Debian maintainer for Okular. Has
this suggestion been pushed upstream? Don't you think we would do a
greater service to the KDE users if we convinced the authors instead
of just the Debian maintainers? (or at least, if we listened at their
arguments as well)
Greetings,
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aken into account with the proposed format - By
using the «Files: debian/*» section.
Greetings,
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would need if it were comma-separated.
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http://blogs.msdn.com/michkap/archive/2005/09/17/469941.aspx
So, just for ugliness and irony sake, we could employ ₩ or ¥ as a
separator? Maybe Đ, as it bears more relation to Debian?
No?
Ok, nevermind.
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re just one form of whitespace. And, of
course, you can escape any whitespace character to prevent it from
being treated as whitespace.
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* Package name: libprawn-ruby
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r see people use passports. I suspect you're going to see a
> ton of them in the 2010 Debconf key signing, though, since a lot of
> people in the US simply never bother to get a passport.
Driving licenses are expressly not accepted as official ID documents
in Mexico, even if they are
al for the government for procedures such as state and federal
> elections or to prove citizenship to get passport.
...Or as an acceptable identification to handle your money at the
bank, or to make government tramits, or...
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Description : Pure-ruby QR Code (2D
expires 2009/12, and I expect to travel to Spain
with a new one).
Greetings,
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Russ Allbery dijo [Thu, Jun 12, 2014 at 07:08:40PM -0700]:
> > If you don't trust a hardware random number generator, you should not
> > xor it and another random number source together; after all, if you
> > believe the numbers coming out of the hardware random source are not
> > actually random,
Martijn van Oosterhout dijo [Fri, Jun 13, 2014 at 10:09:02AM +0200]:
> > Excuse me if I'm blunt here, but I understand that, on the point of
> > using entropy to seed a PRNG, if you have several shitty entropy
> > sources and one _really_ good one, and you xor them all together, the
> > resulting o
Christoph Anton Mitterer dijo [Wed, Jun 18, 2014 at 04:21:36AM +0200]:
> On Mon, 2014-06-16 at 20:14 +0200, Jakub Wilk wrote:
> > debian-keyring is not useful for automatic authentication of source
> > packages.
> Well to be honest I never fully understood the idea behind
> debian-keyring...
> IM
ibly others like LevelDB,
> Tokyo/Kyoto, etc. we don't have to settle on one common solution).
> (...)
> Gunnar Wolf
>ruby-bdb (U)
Of course, given the purpose of this library is to facilitate
interoperation with BDB from Ruby, if BDB is dropped, this package
will just be drop
Christoph Anton Mitterer dijo [Fri, Jun 20, 2014 at 10:24:07PM +0200]:
> > I do feel the keyring-maint package is a leftover from days long
> > gone. Nowadays the keyring is kept at a DVCS tree, and regularly
> > exported to a publicly accessible instance.
> Any reason for that "internal" repo? I m
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