Perhaps the ubuntu developers might want to consider using a graphical
installer & bootloader in the next release (hardy). I'm currently
using ubuntu studio gutsy, and I think the gnome desktop is great ;)
my notebook's LCD is well recognized at 1280x800. So I think it's a
bit ironic that it still
> Internationalization: http://www.getdeb.net/languages.php
A side note -- since you are using global.zh-tw.php for traditional
Chinese (zh_TW in the locale notation), you probably want to use
global.zh-cn.php instead of global.zh.php for simplified Chinese
(zh_CN).
Ming
2007.10.17
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ow about it
They have to know about GetDeb, too.
> b) it is very inconvenient
> c) you do not get updates to installed app (i.e. security fixes)
This makes me curious: how do you get security fixes for a package
installed from GetDeb?
Ming
2007.10.17
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er said that
I believe Caroline meant that all those information you provided should
be sent to the bug tracker instead of this mailing list.
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2007.10.06
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and people
discussed ways to attract more participants, as well as coordination
with BugSquad.
People also discussed whether the current policies and procedures are
too many so that they scare away potential contributors.
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2007.07.14
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On Fri, May 25, 2007 at 03:03:36PM -0700, Scott Ritchie wrote:
>
> But what about the GPG key? Do they still need to add that with a
> terminal command?
There are GUI tools for manipulating GPG keys for APT as well, the one I
know is gui-apt-key, written in GTK-perl.
Ming
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On Thu, May 24, 2007 at 02:59:41PM +0100, Matt Zimmerman wrote:
> On Mon, May 21, 2007 at 10:59:42PM -0500, Ming Hua wrote:
> > I believe the general consensus among Chinese users is that bitmap fonts
> > are preferred for small font size.
>
> Do the xfonts-* fonts fall
there is a group actively working
on a set of Chinese bitmap fonts and has improved the quality quite a
bit, their work can't be embedded into the existent TrueType font due to
licensing restrictions. So I am afraid in the short term stand-alone
bitmap fonts are still necessary for Chin
On Thu, May 10, 2007 at 08:33:41PM -0700, Micah Cowan wrote:
> Ming Hua wrote:
> >
> > For the sake of discussion, I think
> >
> > #!/usr/bin/env perl
> >
> > will pick up $PATH and is a valid #! line. I also believe this is widely
> > used.
>
> #! {perl,python,...}
>
> That doesn't work. #! requires a path.
For the sake of discussion, I think
#!/usr/bin/env perl
will pick up $PATH and is a valid #! line. I also believe this is widely
used.
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2007.05.10
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le, discussing TeX-related packages that
have broken deps or upgrading/installing problems is a good topic for
ubuntu-devel. Your example, discussing what packages should be
maintained by -tex team, is probably not.
Also, adding a new list have the problem of making interested people
subscribe, set u
ebian-tex-maint/2007/04/msg00130.html
Debian has a rather long release cycle to solve this, but with our
six-month cycle, it would be nice if we can start early and find and fix
as many such problem as possible.
Ming
2007.04.21
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