On Thu, Feb 23, 2006 at 10:41:03AM +0100, Cedric BRINER wrote:
> > > > > I'm waiting for his response.
> > > > Great, thanks :)
> > > still waiting...
> stil waiting :(
>
> > > o python-cfitsio_0.99.2-1_i386.changes.asc : ???
> what stands for .asc suffix ?
Oops, I couldn't find one on my syst
On Sat, Feb 25, 2006 at 11:46:55AM -0500, Amadan Korvin wrote:
> Hi I was wondering if someone on the mentors list woudl be willing to
> help me with the PTS mailer commands? I am really having trouble but
> could probably be sorted out with one or two examples...
I would suggest to mail the -qa l
Roberto C. Sanchez wrote:
Another alternative to consider is JQemu: http://www.exprofesso.com/jqemu/
I tried packaging last summer, but it required a non-free javac. You
may want to give it another shot, since the free java tools have improved
greatly in the meantime. Additionally, it has a
Hi list,
I've worked on a texmaker package (ITP #345662).
I'd like to have comments on this package and maybe find a sponsor if
it's good enough.
.deb and source package can be found at
http://gauvain.tuxfamily.org/debian/packages/texmaker/
Regards
Gauvain Pocentek
Hi I was wondering if someone on the mentors list woudl be willing to
help me with the PTS mailer commands? I am really having trouble but
could probably be sorted out with one or two examples...
thanks
Adam Black
Quoting Linas Zvirblis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hello,
One late evening browsing trough requested packages in [1] I came
across Qemu Launcher [2]. It is a Perl/Glade front end for QEMU
(CPU/computer emulator). It being the only GTK based application of
this kind that I know of, I decided to give
Thomas Viehmann wrote:
Erik doesn't seem to have dropped off the net: The last update of Quemu
launcher is dated 2006-11-14, and his main web page carries a news item
dated 2006-02-23... You should probably persist a bit longer. In the
meantime you could release an interrims tarball '1.5.1+patch
Colin Tuckley wrote:
The version here:
https://gna.org/projects/qemulaunch
appears to have work as recent as December, and also mentions work being
done on the Debian package in November.
Yes, I am aware of the SVN version. It is a rather small update to 1.5.1
release.
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Linas Zvirblis wrote:
> One late evening browsing trough requested packages in [1] I came across
> Qemu Launcher [2]. It is a Perl/Glade front end for QEMU (CPU/computer
> emulator). It being the only GTK based application of this kind that I
> know of, I decided to give a try packaging it for Deb
Hi Linas,
Linas Zvirblis wrote:
> I have no problem with doing upstream development, but I am not very
> keen on forking it. My question is, would such fork be accepted into
> Debian? If it would, should it be Debian specific, or should I register
> a new project somewhere? How should I name (or v
Hello,
One late evening browsing trough requested packages in [1] I came across
Qemu Launcher [2]. It is a Perl/Glade front end for QEMU (CPU/computer
emulator). It being the only GTK based application of this kind that I
know of, I decided to give a try packaging it for Debian.
Then I reali
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