Hi!
Still the same problems with ssh: I fetched the ssh from the Incoming
from non-us, but the problem is the same: mpn_add_n is missing. Looks
like the complete low-level functions in gmp2 are missing! (I looked at
the symbols when linking ssh, all symbols where low-level functions)
Anybody has
Daniel Jacobowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The packaging was incidental. I just needed to figure out how the
> heck to USE it. Where's a good place to look for documentation?
CVS tree; wanna-build actually has documentation, unlike the others
(though the packaging is remedying that).
Oh,
Developer and maintainer are interchangeable terms.
If you want to - and I'm sure we'd be glad to have you - read the
developer's section on the web site. It generally involves maintaining
packages or fixing bugs, or writing documentation, or helping a port,
or anything like that.
On Thu, Dec 10
... Come to think of it... it might be interesting... and I don't consider
myself a novice, so I could be of some help...
But there is a question? what does one need to be a debian developer?
maybe I confuse this with a debian maintainer, right? What obligations
does one have, what advantages,
On Wed, 9 Dec 1998, Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
> The issue is actually that Branden Robinson, the X maintainer, is a
> very busy man right now. He has some real life issues that aren't
> leaving him enough free time to play with X.
I understand, we all have some real life problems... I for one, re
On Wed, Dec 09, 1998 at 10:52:53AM -0600, Colby Lemon wrote:
| I haven't been able to boot with the system I'm trying to install.
| fsck says there is a problem and can't fix it. Then it drops me into
| single-user mode, but can't continue for long because the filesystem is
| still mounted r
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