Hi all,
Well, the subject line says it all really. Does ArchHaskell still have
a role in the Arch world?
These are the reasons for asking this at this point:
- the Haskell packages in [community] now number more than 400 and there
is considerable overlap with ArchHaskell (unfortunately it's n
Hi,
Just had this happen to me durring an update to the system. I did the
following to fix this. sudo pacman-key -refreshkeys. Not sure how this
works when installing from the images, but after refreshing the keys,
updateing the system works without a problem. HTH.
Matthew
On 01/08
Le 08/01/2017 à 16:25, Phil Wyett via arch-general a écrit :
> Hi,
Hi,
> Could someone guide me to any doc on kernel update / version change
> policy for arch?
I think the only policy is not release if they are critical bugs. Else,
see e.g. this thread, same time of the year, same thing:
https:
Hi,
Could someone guide me to any doc on kernel update / version change
policy for arch?
I see we have a 4.8.16 released but not built for arch and 4.9.1 (in
testing) that is, but still early in its release cycle.
Regards
Phil
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