rl :) ).
> However, I'm not talking about the Google search engine, but about
> "safe browsing" and other Google features used by Firefox.
If you want to spend some time with reading:
http://www.ghacks.net/2015/08/18/a-comprehensive-list-of-firefox-privacy-and-security-settings/
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sudoers (edited by visudo (you can change the editor of it, just
google it)), so that these commands can be executed without entering
the password all the time... Maybe not the best thing still, but I
guess it's OK with me.
Regards,
Attila
2012/6/12 Victor Silva :
> Folks after the last
hereas fcron has fcrontab with a slightly different syntax.
> We could actually make cronie replace dcron.
I agree with this instead i'm a fcron user. But because it is say so
much often, is there really anyone who have something in /etc/cron.d?
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--with-selinux=yes|no Use (or not) SELinux (default: yes).
Okay, now only the size and the "/etc/cron.d" support is on the list. :)
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edless_sh**_for_non_latex_users_bought_from_the_dark
Sorry your your assist was too good :)
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apps writes their information over this interface and this
could be more the reason that it starts. But on the other side if i see
your cpu load than deactivating could be even better.-)
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mp and in /var/tmp. But
starting with runlevel 3 and delete all kde things in both directories
could never be wrong. :)
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stead of
qcow. But the handling with virtualbox is easier so David see this only
as an information and not as an suggestion.
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y drive a pinto if you can
drive
> a jag?
Okay, i'm not a dev, but mailx-heirloom provides mailx "provides=('mailx')" and
therefore all shoould be fine. I myself ask me more why there is not conflicts
array in the PKGBUILD of mailx-heirloom. :)
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int and i move ata_id to another place.
I think the biggest problem for writing a bugreport is that this happens very,
very seldom.
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this because it is very
seldom and therefore very hard to find out what is the problem.
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d before work (or a business date)
to
have the answer(s) if he is back than 12h be not very long.-)
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At Samstag, 8. Januar 2011 01:17 Karol Babioch wrote:
> You shouldn't let this any gamer hear, although most of them are
> properly using windows for that ;).
I don't think that using UDF with DVD-RAM is only important for gamer.-)
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0 0
tmpfs /tmp tmpfs defaults,rw,mode=1777 0 0
All my favorite browser (opera, firefox and chromium) have their cache inside
of
/tmp but i don't use a script for copying the profile.
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t it instead of the very good reports about it be very attractice.
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.org/wsvn/community/?op=rss&isdir=1
Thanks a lot. I don't know about number 2 and 3 but this informations be very
helpfull ( and more than i want but i said 'without too much extra cost' :) ).
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0 appXYZ -> OLD REPO: EXTRA NEW REPO: NULL
2010-11-12 libXYZ -> OLD REPO: COMMUNITY NEW REPO: EXTRA
Is there any change that this could realize without too much extra cost?
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olved, NVIDIA's
OpenGL header files can still be chosen, through this
installer option.
And i can't find (vdpau.h and vdpau_x11.h) or (cuda.h, cudaGL.h, cudaVDPAU.h,
cl.h, cl_gl.h, cl_platform.h) if i extract the NVIDIA installer.
I think your plan is so good as before and the README be right.
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arch
linux ... which is not normal because some distributions ships only one cron
and
only this one could discuss about replacing. :)
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At Donnerstag, 11. November 2010 20:16 Sven-Hendrik Haase wrote:
> So, not a mail since a while. Can we replace dcron now? :)
What i don't understand is this "replace" here because fcron (or incron) is
only
one "pacman -S" away. And i say this as an fcron user. :)
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ow
again.
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kernel line of your bootloader.
I don't have nomodeset but "blacklist nouveau" in one of the files from
/etc/modprobe.d. This works too.
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h function of the nv
forum i even have to search my glasses.-)
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er sounds too
easy for me. Perhaps it would be better if people with this problem compare
their configurations.
> take a look yourself: http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=14
And where is one of this reports? Sorry, but posting no url would be better in
this case.-)
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t /usr/local/bin/scan_deleted_files.sh
#!/bin/sh
# list of deleted files
echo 'COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFFNODE NAME'
lsof -n | grep ' DEL '
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0 /SYSV
The way of an rpm based system with using RPMDELETE as the flag seems easier to
find out such files. Is there a analog way possible for pacman? I never take a
look after an update with pacman.
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before zypper get this feature. But RPMDELETE won't be there under
archlinux.
> I'm pretty sure that this could be much optimized, but i hope the idea
> is clear
If you find something for this this would be very, very nice.-)
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nfig files because
opensuse, and every other rpm basesd distribution, do the same as archlinux
with
*.rpmsave and *.rpmnew files.
As i said in the other posting, i don't think that any packager on this planet
do mistakes with intent but they be even possible because we are all only
humans. -)
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ce, that you will get a lot of more
stories
about updates in archlinux which runs without a problem instead the list of
packages was enormous.
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but not a thing
what is absolutely necessary or that it is unacceptable that we users do this
by
ourselves.
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d):
The question is even how much is the effort to realize such a "luxury" solution
and is it this worth. That is why i never wrote a feature request instead i
think this idea is very nice.-)
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e nothing more than my 2c.
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ater :p
If the count of updates is your problem than this idea could be something for
you:
# cat /etc/cron.daily/pacman.updates
#!/bin/sh
{
/usr/bin/pacman -Sy
echo
/usr/bin/pacman -Sup
} | /usr/bin/mail -s "$(hostname -s): Arch Updates" YourUser
No question, this is more simple than perfect. -)
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fore one of the arch devs could misunderstood my lines: I can live
perfectly that we the users do this by ourselves instead that the packaging
comsumes more and more time.
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At Samstag, 26. Juni 2010 07:38 Ray Rashif wrote:
> [1] http://www.mail-archive.com/pacman-...@archlinux.org/msg03794.html
Thanks for this information. It seems that at no point it was thought about a
config variable and therefore we have to live with it.
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file.
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tar.xz 2>&1 | tee -a $LOGFILE
rm -v *.pkg.tar.xz 2>&1 | tee -a $LOGFILE
There is room to optimize it with test statements and so on.-)
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an use rm.
For me this link is now a good help (and memory) to run namcap which i forgot
in
the most cases and therefore i found my peace with it. But i can understand the
wish for a config variable if some don't need this.
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how turn off this behavior?
I start using a shell script for running makepg. At the moment i have no better
idea to delete it. But for running namcap right after makepkg this symlink is
an
advantage.
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At Mittwoch, 23. Juni 2010 07:26 Allan McRae wrote:
>> Or do you mean that a "makepkg -c" will clean elder invalid symlinks?
>
> This one.
Is there a way to delete not only elder symlinks and the destination too? Could
be very nice but is not a must.-)
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and line? Than this symlink could be a bigger help because you
get remembered that there is a older package in your repo.
At the end i must say that this symlink is not a problem for me and there be
advantages too so i can live with it. So please don't see my points as
criticism.
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uot;makepkg -c" too and the symlink is still there. And i never install
my own packages with "pacman -U" because i have my own repo on the server.
Therefore i use "pacman -S" because than i can install it from my other pc too.
Or do you mean that a "makepkg -c" will clean elder invalid symlinks?
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ipman purge)
PKGDEST=/server/work/archlinux/repo
PACKAGER="Attila "
PKGEXT='.pkg.tar.gz'
[/server/work is a cifs mount point]
Have i overseen something in the makepkg.conf to control this or does no one
have this problem ... or is this a new feature which have to be so?
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e 4.5 in a gcc-next package and make the step
with the other distros. But this be only my 2c.
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re or after
the support for splitted packages in pacman?
At example for this a GUI would be even better: pacman -Ss kdeplasma-addons -)
If there is a chance that shaman get stable enough to step to extra this would
be very nice but it is not a problem if not.
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At Donnerstag, 3. Juni 2010 23:59 Thomas Bächler wrote:
> Actually, network rules are an exception, they still work. The removal
> of NAME= only applies to /dev nodes.
Thanks for this information and this sounds better for me as my first
understanding of it.
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"
with a Symlink
KERNEL=="eth*", ATTR{address}=="MAC", SYMLINK="lan"
and would this works in the rc.conf?
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replying to as well, so should be Joerg be blamed
> alone? if you want to ban, he should not be only one.
+100 and if you ban someone than you have to ban me because i'm the startpoint
of this underthread ... a little cue in this case would be helpfull.-)
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the world need
cdrkit.
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s/mozilla/openSUSE_11.2/src
This is only an information and not a feature request.-)
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estion what you and Allan said is not a
productive
way.
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icial-branding" in their specfile and use system libs
with a shared xulrunner too. So from my view you can ask them but i'm not an
expert of it because i use my own package (kde integration). Perhaps this is
more a problem for Debian than for archlinux.
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If you use the konqueror as filemanger instead of dolphn than you can choose
the
shortcut by yourself. if you want another terminal than you can do this in the
systemsettings under standard components.
Have fun with it, Attila
At Freitag, 19. Februar 2010 12:01 Heiko Baums wrote:
> Right, that's what NoUpgrade in pacman.conf does. ;-)
Thanks for the smiley at the end because i was very silly (oder anderes gesagt
die Leitung auf der ich stand ging mindestens zweimal um die Erde -) ).
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e use 'usr/lib/*' than the lib of every new or updated package
will get installed with the '.pacnew' ending? Than there is no risk that is
true
and i'm wrong. Sorry for thinking too much complicated in this case.
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nger time because no one is thinking that it was "simple mistake".
That is all what i want to say and myself wouldn't have a problem with it.
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t because sometimes i don't know weeks or months
later what i have done ... but this be more my self-critical 2c.-)
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and one stable).
I said only my opinion about this wish to have multiple kernel versions.
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cky
> with the pacman -U option.
We both are not so much different in our opinions (perhaps we should try it in
german -) ) but instead of you i don't see the cache on my local disk as a
backup. That is why i use own kernel packages to be on the safe side.-)
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quest. On the other side i think it is even worth to
have an own kernel package and the PKGBUILD of kernel26 makes it very easy to
do
this.
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d can read any
> local file.
Thanks for the warning that is unsafe but how longer we discuss about doing the
same with capabilities how more i like to stay with the gold old solution.-)
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s support
this)
> so one has to use install scripts to adjust the permissions after install.
I must say that using install scripts is from my view for permissions or setcap
even the better way because than i don't need to be root to create a package.
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have to look every time at the manpage of capabilities.-)
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At Donnerstag, 28. Januar 2010 20:38 Gerardo Exequiel Pozzi wrote:
> I did nothing about group, only root perms ;) Keep the group ;)
Ah okay that is the difference. But is this really necessary because this way
sounds like "i have to know things what i never wants to know".-)
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.
> proc_lock_memory Lock into memory
= cap_ipc_lock
> proc_priocntl Increase priority
Nothing found.
> net_privaddrAllow ports < 1024, needed for RSCSI
cap_net_bind_service
Is it really such a problem to stay with "chmod 4710"?
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wio,cap_sys_resource+ep /usr/bin/cdrecord
If i do this than i cannot open '/dev/sg1' and therefore i will stay with my
way
instead it is obsolete.
Thanks for the hint, Attila
/usr/bin/readcd \
/usr/bin/cdda2wav;
do
/bin/chown -v root:optical $n && /bin/chmod -v 4710 $n;
done
/bin/echo "done.
Than the user has only to be in the group optical. It works but perhaps a
expert
should say if this is okay.
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y to decide. Until
than i do the same as everyone and use my personal favorite.
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ortunity to thank you for cdrtools which i use now
under linux and in the past under OS/2.
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ides hire a laywer and see what happens in reality inf front of a
court instead of voting. This would be better for everybody of us than this
kind
of confrontation.
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hoose
the
same font with 1pt lower for gtk apps.
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t; big file support. This makes proper blu-ray creation hard. My upstream
> bug report on their mailing list was completely ignored, for example [1].
This is another reason to stay with the original. Thanks for this information.
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At Mittwoch, 13. Januar 2010 01:43 Damjan Georgievski wrote:
> he is not using kvm (and kvm will not make a virtual 64bit cpu on a 32bit
guest)
Thanks for this hint. I thought he is using kvm because the binary has the same
name. This was a mistake of mine.
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tio in your vm?
http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/Boot_from_virtio_block_device
If you use disklabels in your vm (menu.lst, fstab) than you have only to change
your start script.
This helps a lot but sure it can't replace fast hardware.
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At Dienstag, 12. Januar 2010 06:27 Loui Chang wrote:
> I also find mutt's 'T' helps. It hides the quoted text.
Very nice feature. Does anyone knows if this is possible in knode too?
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sting too.
Good Luck Steve and perhaps it would be a good idea to use an own kernel
package
for 2.6.31.x to have this as fallback and therefore better possibilies to find
out why 2.6.32 don't works for you.
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t; We will try to fix all known issues in testing before we move stuff to
> core/extra.
I believe that you and the other arch devs will gives all. Thanks for this work.
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ackages for yourself.
Second is that this discussions about what is the arch way here in public get a
religious touch instead of what it has to be: First the arch devs should
decides
(and discuss) this and second the pragmatical way is even better than the
academical way. Just only my 2c.
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At Mittwoch, 2. Dezember 2009 10:51 Raghavendra Prabhu wrote:
> Qt 4.6 works fine for me
And you you have a vertical LCD? But no problem if not because this sounds nice
and i hope it will give KDE some speedup.
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bit bigger (Y) and a big more
condensed (X).
I must say that the new version for the fonts looks better for me but this be
only my 2c.
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nitors:
http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=67031
I hope this will not be the same story.-)
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authok nullok
/etc/pam.d/common-session:
session requiredpam_limits.so
session requiredpam_unix2.so
session optionalpam_umask.so
Perhaps it could be a good idea to compare what other distributions do and
optimize the files from archlinux.
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or? Without konqueror and without kde3
perhaps dolphin could be good file manager but in comparison to it for me
never.-)
Just for the stats (and to say some positive thing too): Now at the moment the
Perfomance of KDE4 is realy good.
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2009/11/1 Trav :
> Sent nomination for both muhammad.a.qa...@gmail.com and francz...@gmail.com!
Thank you, I really appreciate it.
Attila
2009/11/1 Celti :
> I would love an invite, if someone has one to spare.
Me too. I've been wanting to play with this ever since I saw the intro
video about it. So if anyone has a spare invitation, please drop it to
francz...@gmail.com
Thanks in advance,
Attila
now i know that the other one have
execellent solutions too. Instead i'm not lucky about this days of testing
other
guis i must repeat the biggest advantage: the choice.
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eat and i'm missing only little things. The wiki from
archlinux says the most to get it run and it is absolute painless to give it a
try.
There is a blog (http://blog.lxde.org/) which has nice informations about it
too.
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o give star a try:
http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=27135
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suggestion from mine.
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u need to use nv
fi
But i think this will only works if you start kdm from the inittab ... or
better
to say, i don't know if this will works in the other case.
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hts?
Compare the content of /etc/fonts/conf.d incl. the file ~/.fonts.conf. Perhaps
this gives you the answer but it is possible too that opensuse use another
(and/or other patched) version of fontconfig.
Good luck, Attila
the bugreport this is a fantastic solution.
> I would not recommend the general use of that
Me too ... but for own packages with own risk it is enough.-)
Thanks again, Attila
On Mittwoch, 12. August 2009 09:52 Allan McRae wrote:
> No, that will not work.
Perhaps in the future? If not, no problem and i don't want to force you to say
me a release date.-)
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ides array with the full names if this is
necessary.
Comment: Thanks for the pacman support of splitting PKGBUILDs.
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nstruction at the moment?
For 'oss' i get a exception on if i click on "svn entries".
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t them than this could be a very
hard work. So from my view using the libjpeg6 from aur would be the best
compromise.
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Runlevel
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P.S.: Do you like your keyboard or why do you don't use '1' instead
of 'single'.-)
On Mittwoch, 15. Juli 2009 19:27 Florian Pritz wrote:
> Get the old libjpeg package, extract it and copy the .so file to
> /usr/lib. Linking is a no-go.
The best solution for working around seems this package from AUR:
http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=28427
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t i have enough to do
compiling my kde3 packages with the news gcc ... perhaps this is the reason
why searching the web for patches is not my first option.-)
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