Anyway, I'm testing it right now, let's see how it goes =)
OK!
I agree with what is on the first e-mail from [arch-haskell].
Vesa idea is quite good. I quote here:
> Future==
> The actions I'm about to do are following:
> - remove haskell-platform and all its libs from extra - only
> keep ghc in extra- alex, happy and cabal-install and t
On 20/11/11 12:26, Bernardo Barros wrote:
I read the other thread in arch-haskell, but I didn't see a reason for
that. I don't understand why it conflicts with the 'arch philosophy'
since upstream is telling us it is not ready yet...
Of course you can test it! That's why it was released, but the
I read the other thread in arch-haskell, but I didn't see a reason for
that. I don't understand why it conflicts with the 'arch philosophy'
since upstream is telling us it is not ready yet...
Of course you can test it! That's why it was released, but the
[testing] repository is for stuff that will
On 20/11/11 09:57, Bernardo Barros wrote:
I believe that's the reason that haskell platform is waiting, and I
think arch should wait a couple of weeks too...
On Sat, Nov 19, 2011 at 3:54 PM, Bernardo Barros
wrote:
"This 7.2.2 release is intended to be more of a "technology preview"
than norma
I believe that's the reason that haskell platform is waiting, and I
think arch should wait a couple of weeks too...
On Sat, Nov 19, 2011 at 3:54 PM, Bernardo Barros
wrote:
> "This 7.2.2 release is intended to be more of a "technology preview"
> than normal GHC stable branches. In particular, it s
"This 7.2.2 release is intended to be more of a "technology preview"
than normal GHC stable branches. In particular, it supports a
significantly improved version of DPH, as well as new features such as
compiler plugins and "safe Haskell". The design of these new features
may evolve as we get more e
Hi,
i was wondering if anyone using xdm gets /etc/X11/xdm/Xstartup loaded
when you log in?
man page sais "After the user logs in, xdm runs the Xstartup script as
root.", so between Xsetup and Xsession. but my /var/log/xdm.log only
has:
...
xdm info (pid 803): sourcing /etc/X11/xdm/Xsetup_0
xdm i
On 20/11/11 09:02, Bernardo Barros wrote:
I mean, you can get the feeling that it won't break anything,
but we will have to do a lot of testing before.
At least 2 weeks, right? Maybe a month?
And when those extensive testing phase will end,
it will be time to the stable release already... (like
text files opening automatically with wine is really a VERY annoying thing...
I mean, you can get the feeling that it won't break anything,
but we will have to do a lot of testing before.
At least 2 weeks, right? Maybe a month?
And when those extensive testing phase will end,
it will be time to the stable release already... (like in one month?)
I don't see the point.
I just find it strange..
But he is aware that ghc 7.2.2 is not tagged as "stable" but as
"feature preview", right?
On 19 November 2011 13:23, Jayesh Badwaik wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Whenever I install a new text editor, it will "hijack" the files
> without notifying me. My .tex files were associated
> with Kile and when I recently installed emacs, it hijacked the file
> associations.
>
> This happens quiet often. Goin
On Sat, Nov 19, 2011 at 11:36:07AM -0800, Bernardo Barros wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Why ghc 7.2.2 is in [testing]?
>
> People are planing to include it in [extra]? It's a "feature preview" release.
>
> It is not a stable release as far as I know. The haskell platform is
> scheduled to be released "lat
Hello,
Why ghc 7.2.2 is in [testing]?
People are planing to include it in [extra]? It's a "feature preview" release.
It is not a stable release as far as I know. The haskell platform is
scheduled to be released "late 2011" with the next stable version.
Hi,
Whenever I install a new text editor, it will "hijack" the files
without notifying me. My .tex files were associated
with Kile and when I recently installed emacs, it hijacked the file
associations.
This happens quiet often. Going by the Archway, I guess this is
unwarranted. The system is doi
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