ia licences was too strict for non-free).
The trouble is, the source package has the lot of them in it. So, I'd
have to split the source package too.
Are there any other packages where the source package is not 'pristine'
but split in this fashion that I can look at?
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Hello, I am following the steps in virtual-package-names-list.txt[1] in
order to add (or not add) the virtual package name 'x-display-manager'
to the authorative list of virtual package names.
The virtual package x-display-manager is desc
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> every file, does it?
Looking at the source, I think that is exactly what it does, although
I've only had a cursory glance.
I did notice also that it's vulnerable to a symlink attach, suggest
shelling out to mktemp at line #127 in your debian diff.gz.
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distribution was: a simple meta-package with the correct dependencies
was all that was missing.
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rotated that infrequently, the systems that perform the operation will
have succumbed to a lot of bit-rot between invocations and the people
doing it will be out of practise.
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fucking absurd.
Indeed it is: so you have two options when facing such code
a) use an editor which lets you customize the tab-stop
b) use a tool such as bcpp to reformat the source
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> > for 2.6), where has the feature moved to this week?
>
> Ah, fortunately, the FreeBSD gnome maintainers believe in
> documentation, so I found the answer there.
For those of merely following the thread, rather than using
bleeding-edge GNOME, could you share the sec
most
benefit from a large disk read-ahead, prior to the main services being
started. If that accounted for the majority of speed-up, maybe it alone,
and not a fragile parallel boot process too, would be sufficient for
most people in need of a more efficient boot.
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make it do so? The lifetime of the 2.4 kernel is undoubtably less than
the GCC 3.x branch in distributions. Any attempt to port 2.4 to 4.0
would run the risk of introducing problems for no gain.
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*does* support the hardware you are talking about.
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At 1154609291 past the epoch, Shot (Piotr Szotkowski) wrote:
I use something similar, but I generate procmailrc and
muttrc snippets from a master file of mailing lists using m4
and some scripts.
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ke dpatch, I reckon, and that skillset is
going to be more useful and applicable in other contexts as
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rationale of the decision and then take it up with the
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> as it can create makefiles for MS compilers (I know, its
> not important to this list and also not to me, but it
> seems to be important for Joerg).
I'd consider that points /against/ it's favour.
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each other are doing, as some common packaging functionality
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aliases, HEAD, GET, etc.:
~$ ls -lh $(readlink -f $(which HEAD))
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 14K 2005-02-14 00:35 /usr/bin/lwp-request
~$ HEAD -S alcopop.org
HEAD http://alcopop.org --> 302 Moved Temporarily
HEAD http://alcopop.org/log/ --> 200 OK
Date: Mon, 14 Aug 2
down is Priority: important and Section: base,
meaning that it shall be frozen [2] and that redevelopment
will have to target etch+1.
[1] http://www.gnome.org/projects/NetworkManager/
[2] (Or already is? it was to be "Next week" as of Aug 8
according to the last release update to d
lsewhere
(backports perhaps?) an unrelated security update will stop
it working.
Personally I think the DS team have enough work making sure
security updates are a smooth process for packages *in the
OS*: being expected to test random-external-package-x on top
of that is asking too much.
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know if they made 2.6.18.
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could be modified so that on installation
it would look at the tasksel choices and interpret that as
if you had installed it yourself via aptitude (that is, mark
any dependencies as automatically installed).
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perhaps that's a suitably trivial program to bundle with menu, and
perhaps extend the menu spec so that you can specify "This is an X
program but I want console output displayed and preserved on termination"?
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Sylvain Beucler wrote:
Or to put it the other way, why isn't the developer's reference a wiki? :)
I think it's more likely to evolve that way.
Just as a side note, I am very interested in the possibilities of wiki
software being used to collaboratively develop more structure
documentation (l
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What about the suggestion to support this sort-of task within the menu
system itself? Eg. by perhaps adding a different argument to the menu
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I don't use any acceleration at all. I run the mga matrox Xserver, which
doesn't support any kind of 3d acceleration. (my graphics controller is
a Matrox MGA G400)
At this point it would be useful to see your Xorg.conf (but not to the
list, perhaps better to the bug)
Your
much more
appropriate than the one that was received in the BTS. Insulting the
reporter achieves nothing.
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that's great: it can be made so! But Marga is not obliged to have done
so from the start.
Indeed, highlighting the ease with which someone can public something on
the wiki vs. the traditional method seems like a positive step towards
improving documentation, by highlighting current defe
on,
that's great: it can be made so! But Marga is not obliged to have done
so from the start.
Indeed, highlighting the ease with which someone can public something on
the wiki vs. the traditional method seems like a positive step towards
improving documentation, by highlighting current defe
uestion but the first you
may not.
Secondly, the question may be cached. Try running dpkg-reconfigure package name>. You can add a -p argument to dpkg-reconfigure to force
your debconf priority (eg. -p high to see only high questions). Default
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Brederlow wrote:
> As to your real problem. I was playing around with
> building dummy packages (src-) on the fly from the
> Sources file that depends on all Build-Depends.
Me too!
> The idea was that you would 'aptitude install src-foo' to
> i
,
have they indicated if they are planning on fixing this?
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ving the shell re-implement netcat to be a violation
of "do one thing and do it well". I've never came across a
script on debian or elsewhere that required this
functionality enabled. Indeed I'm horrified to find this
feature enabled on RHEL boxes.
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> > I think that having the shell re-implement netcat to be
> > a violation of "do one thing and do it well".
>
> Hmmm. A large, complicated shell like bash brok
I would also second "Amateur radio"...
I agree that "Ham Radio" is not too descriptive for those
outside the circle (myself included). However it is
consistent with the terminology in the Linux kernel's
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> > I agree that "Ham Radio" is not too descriptive for
> > those outside the circle (myself included). However it
> > is cons
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using the same line on sid, the error given is
I have a similar problem with setting $EDITOR to something like
"vim -gf": some programs pass this through to the shell, others look for
a binary named 'vim -gf' in $PATH.
Which is the correct behaviour and where is that defined,
At 1144928811 past the epoch, Eduard Bloch wrote:
> As said, Gnome bloat. Use gqview or pornview.
The latter has been orphaned[1].
[1] http://bugs.debian.org/316934
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reviously, the hints system was
impossible to translate). Therefore, if it is referred to
predominantly as "Ham Radio" in one locale and "Amateur
Radio" in another, could we not accommodate both?
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and archives.
Secondly, your computer's date appears to be inaccurate:
Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2006 05:24:27 +0430
If it were the 29th I would have been paid
ws which window manager they want they're
sufficiently advanced enough to go for "manual package selection".
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(it looks like a mighty-interesting program though I must
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BS
doombsp, although
I'm be less inclined to rename the binary, the orig.tar.gz,
the documentation, etc., unless (given this explanation) you
still suggest it necessary.
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to package glBSP; thank you for
pointing it out. I shall contact the packager to determine
whether he has any ambition for glbsp to enter main.
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editor for most people, which I don't think is a good idea:
<http://popcon.debian.org/main/editors/by_inst>
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> Interesting idea, but by my reckoning that would make "ed" the default
> editor for most people, which I don't think is a good idea:
> <http://popcon.debian.org/main/editors/by_inst>
Eek. Of course if you
At 1148053588 past the epoch, Wouter Verhelst wrote:
> That's not an issue. First, ed doesn't install an alternatives for
> "editor".
Ah. Of course :)
Sheepish,
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> Debian workstations at the Department of Physics at ETH
> Zurich.)
One reason: wdm (really wings) has no keyboard-shortcut
support. You are forced to use a mouse to operate it.
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> -- Text
> ++ Text Tools/Utilities/Accessories...
Could you give an example of what would belong there?
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If this does get packaged it'll certainly have a lot of bugs
filed against it, so the maintainer needs to be aware that it may
be more of a responsibility than just a political statement.
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to have supplied some information regarding where you may trip up from
looking at conventional sources. Thus a large part of your difficulty
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latter being the existing TODOlist)
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On Thu, Jul 14, 2005 at 02:55:48PM +0200, Stig Sandbeck Mathisen wrote:
> Jon Dowland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > I suggest having __two__ lists: a wishlist and a worklist (with the
> > latter being the existing TODOlist)
>
> A decent idea, since items can be
stilt their creativity, hinder their intellect, and prevent the
> development of a consistent style!
I'm pretty sure I've come across this as a guideline in the maintainer
docs, if not as a hard-and-fast rule.
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> operating system that's the reason for its existence.
It depends on the reasoning behind the OS choice.
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the bugs. See <http://jon.dowland.name/log/2005/05/27#voting>, where
I discover that attempts to leverage voting etc. on the mozilla bts
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another poster has mentioned, there may have been very valid reasons for
choosing Ubuntu above Debian for the primary purpose of the machine.
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at before sarge was released, but that is
> life. :/
Indeed.
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m written in C++ or an alternative written in Perl? (On the
> other hand, which of the two programs would you expect to be available
> sooner?)
I think you are expecting people to say C++, and on the other hand,
Perl: However, I think perl for both :-)
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ase no raven code is in the engine, and the doom or heretic
> plugins, only the hexen plugin is affected.
I'll have to take your word for it on the engine, but surely raven code
is in the heretic plugin?
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> I gather you mean the wiki/forum for the doomsday project and not
> Debian. I'm suitably out of touch that I wasn't aware doomsday was
> available for GNU/Linux natively, yet - I suppose this is what the I
no data files. You will need to either install
the commercial Quake data, or alternative free data files.
=
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upport into Jdoom now - about time! (as an upstream
author of freedoom, I've had to field many questions about jdoom and
boom over the years)
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it doesn't specify the description's length. I think < 80 chars is
best for the description to be useful using command line tools such as
dpkg, apt-cache search, etc.
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On Wed, Jul 27, 2005 at 11:13:01AM +0100, Jon Dowland wrote:
> Hi, sorry to be picky, but I think the short description is too long.
Oh, plenty of other people have picked up on this, sorry for the
redundant message.
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quite daunting. Of course that isn't
necessary for some of the improvements that could be made.
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reements inside the team.
I do not agree that this is always the case. I think that sometimes, a
bug which doesn't look like fun to debug or fix can be passed over in
team maintenance situations, as no one person is responsible for the
package (oh, someone else in the team will pick this
are mozilla developers, too, or
would be interested in becoming involved? How many could then push our
agenda?
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which are now totally broken in 1.8. I think updating code from 1.6 to
1.8 is a very non-trivial task, it appears a lot has changed.
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ugh I wouldn't object to receiving them from a
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t up with the Debian base system, or base packages, or
> base-config.
I suggest base-security-engine, even though it's quite verbose and
the latter two words redundant after the acronym. `base-engine' is
better than just base, but similarly could be mistaken for something
else i
a `quake3-data' from the quake2-data package which
is very good, as the engine itself isn't going to be much use without
data, then ITPing that too. Also, that implies this is going into
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ppreciate this - keep it up! :)
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easier to rename /proc to /sys and gradually
move the process stuff back over :)
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'Debian GNU/Linux'. The
example you have given is (I think) one such case, where it describes
"the project" not "the release".
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On Thu, Sep 01, 2005 at 01:47:43PM +0200, Steinar H. Gunderson wrote:
> On Thu, Sep 01, 2005 at 11:51:12AM +0100, Jon Dowland wrote:
> > What would really be useful, for more than just debian, would be for
> > the aggregator software to be extended to archive posts which it
>
ns for konqueror and kate
These appear to match the instructions at
<http://www.debian.org/doc/developers-reference/ch-pkgs.en.html#s-orphaning>.
This has resulted in invalid entries in the quoted list, one for each
word in the subjects above.
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On Fri, Sep 02, 2005 at 02:49:32AM -0700, Steve Langasek wrote:
> Yes, those are the titles of those bugs *now*, after I noticed the
> problem in the list. Check the original bug titles as submitted. :)
Ah, I see. Thanks for pointing this out!
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wiki under the official
domain, and I haven't seen any discussion about moin-moin either.
Could you please point me at the relevant discussion so I can play
catch-up?
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migration is done?
On the mediawiki front, I finally (as promised) setup a mediawiki
installation for debian-people to play with, to evaluate it. It's up at
<http://wiki.debianflame.org/>.
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ble with moin moin and I'm willing to
invest time to find out but I'd need to know people were interested and
supportive :)
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> * URL : http://www.example.org/
^^^
I think this should be changed.
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ctive cricitism would
benefit me a lot here.
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On Wed, Sep 28, 2005 at 07:01:52AM +0800, Dan Jacobson wrote:
> No its not my BIOS time. It appears to be a timezone 4 timezones east
> of New Zealand, GMT+16, i.e., out of this world. How about on your
> machine?
I don't have a /var/log/boot, sorry. How do I get one?
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