On Thu, 24 Apr 2003, Barry deFreese wrote:
> I was wondering since you were all so helpful about my earlier
> programming questions if you wouldn't mind a question about Operating
> System books. I am currently considering the following:
>
> Operating System Concepts - 6th Edition Abraham
Hello,
I was wondering since you were all so helpful about my earlier
programming questions if you wouldn't mind a question about Operating
System books. I am currently considering the following:
Operating System Concepts - 6th Edition Abraham Silberschatz, et al.
Mentioned often but no
IANAE, but I just went through a package cleaning up the library and rpath
handling, so perhaps I can offer some help.
I would start by cleansing your makefiles of any explicit mention of /usr/lib,
/lib, and any other directories listed in ld.so.conf (e.g., /usr/X11R6/lib).
These are part of the d
Hi,
Roland Mas wrote:
> Deedra Waters (2003-04-24 10:21:58 -0400) :
>
> > My question is this. I tried submitting the application with out the
> > gpg key info to go ahead and get that part going as my
> > sponsor/advocate suggested, but the application thing came back
> > saying "there was an er
On Thu, Apr 24, 2003 at 10:21:58AM -0400, Deedra Waters wrote:
> (..)
> aren't really close to me, and I'm legally blind so don't have the ability
> to drive at all, and traveling long distences costs money which I really
> don't have much of.
If there is no way to meet a developer at all, you can
Deedra Waters (2003-04-24 10:21:58 -0400) :
> My question is this. I tried submitting the application with out the
> gpg key info to go ahead and get that part going as my
> sponsor/advocate suggested, but the application thing came back
> saying "there was an error processing my application" My q
I filled out the application to become a debian developer last night. I
have everything done I need to accept for the gpg key signing which is
taking some time do to the fact that the debian developers in my area
aren't really close to me, and I'm legally blind so don't have the ability
to drive at
Le Thu, Apr 24, 2003 at 09:47:38AM +0200, Jörgen Hägg écrivait:
> But if the perl-module has both binary and nonbinary files?
Then it's ok to leave the .pm where they have been installed in the
first place that's why it's only a warning and not an error.
> Should all files for a perl module r
Lintian complains about .pm-files in /usr/lib/perl5, it wants
to have them in /usr/share/perl5, which normally is correct.
But if the perl-module has both binary and nonbinary files?
(I'm trying to remove any warnings for libio-pty-perl. :-)
Should all files for a perl module reside in the same
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