n releases and I was just
curious why there is a ZZZRemovedpackages directory under /release.
What's it for? Is it ok if I remove it completely from oour local mirror
site?
I believe the category was created by Harold Hunt for the XFree86 upgrade
helpers when Cygwin/X switched to the X.
n releases and I was just
> curious why there is a ZZZRemovedpackages directory under /release.
> What's it for? Is it ok if I remove it completely from oour local mirror
> site?
I believe the category was created by Harold Hunt for the XFree86 upgrade
helpers when Cygwin/X switched to
Hello,
I'm actually not encountering any problem with cygwin now. It has
actually been performing impressively! Thanks to all you cygwin people.
In any case, we keep a mirror of the cygwin releases and I was just
curious why there is a ZZZRemovedpackages directory under /release.
W
Hallo Hans,
Am Samstag, 29. Mai 2004 um 16:43 schriebst du:
> List,
> whenever I try to install anything using setup, some of the
> ZZZRemovedPackages stuff is selected automatically.
> Could somebody pls shed a light on why that is so?
> Perhaps because I do have some other mys
Hans Horn wrote:
> whenever I try to install anything using setup, some of the
> ZZZRemovedPackages stuff is selected automatically.
> Could somebody pls shed a light on why that is so?
> Perhaps because I do have some other mysterious package installed that
> requ
List,
whenever I try to install anything using setup, some of the
ZZZRemovedPackages stuff is selected automatically.
Could somebody pls shed a light on why that is so?
Perhaps because I do have some other mysterious package installed that
requires stuff from ZZZRemovedPackages?
Anybody there
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