other programs (I don't have a
separate list handy, but you could search for 'github.com /
sourceforge.net' in the source).
It also allows setting misc wine settings via a CLI, which doesn't
require any proprietary bits.
That said, I leave it to you to decide where it belongs
they're harmless.
>
> Correct.
>
> Scott K
FYI, some Windows viruses work under Wine (which can do whatever your
normal user can do, unless you're using AppArmor or something similar
to restrict it).
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27;t updated Wine in
ages (still waiting on mingw64 to build wine-gecko, last I checked,
but I'm not intimately familiar with the situation).
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Towards common sense
The commotion surrounding vaccinations used for waging political battles
will eventually turn against communities.
The 1918-1919 flu pandemic, nicknamed the Spanish flu, was also caused by
the A/H1N1 swine flu virus. Its first wave had a similar course to the
current inc
Package: general
Severity: important
Needed to build Wine.
-- System Information:
Debian Release: squeeze/sid
APT prefers unstable
APT policy: (500, 'unstable')
Architecture: kfreebsd-i386 (i686)
Kernel: kFreeBSD 7.2-1-486
Locale: LANG=C, LC_CTYPE=C (charmap=ANSI_X3.4-1968)
Shell: /bin/sh li
Now, it's finally possible for you to enlarge your penis
http://www.renonu.com/ss/
Don't live in a town where there are no doctors.
Don't be humble, you're not that great.
I don't mind a little praise - as long as it's fulsome.
Everybody likes a kidder, but nobody lends him money.
Could you please send me the sheet music for Dueling Banjos
_
MSN 8 with e-mail virus protection service: 2 months FREE*
http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus
([EMAIL PROTECTED]), and we can
organise an orderly handover.
Oh, and it would help greatly if the crap on debian-private were to be
kept to the minimum - political rants can happen quite happily in the
pubic for all to see.
Austin
PS: I am not subscribed to this list
On Mon, 27 Apr 1998, Thomas Gebhardt wrote:
> Hi Austin,
>
> > Incidentally, simply rebuilding the acct package against the new
> > header files is a little tricky, since the ./configure script uses
> > sys/acct.h in preference to linux/acct.h
>
> Did you mana
package against the new
header files is a little tricky, since the ./configure script uses
sys/acct.h in preference to linux/acct.h
Austin
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utdown. It includes a
confirmation stage, and calls "shutdown" itself (sorting out a console
for it's output while it's at it).
It should be check it works with ELF, latest X libraries, the current
sysvinit, but I don't anticipate any probplems.
Austin
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ilable outside the kernel;
perhaps it should be a file in /proc?
(This bug should probably be forwarded upstream.)
Austin
eantime, I'll leave this bug report outstanding, to remind me
to do this.
Austin
te.
I'm not convinced we need the package at all.
After all, you get the image with the kernel sources anyway.
Austin
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you write:
>Austin Donnelly writes ("Bug#1978: man: default pager should be less"):
>> On Wed, 6 Dec 1995, Bill Mitchell wrote:
>> > less(1) isn't necessarily installed. more(1) is.
>>
>> Good point.
>
>Somet
I send off a bug report against emacs to the emacs maintainers, and
got a patch back.
Here's my report, and the patch, delimited by =-=-=-=-= lines
Austin
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Austin Donnelly)
Newsg
spect that the idle time is taken as the atime on the /dev/ttyp??
devices, but maybe they're not being updated during the login
sequence, so that the idle time is really the time since that tty was
last used. Of course, as soon as the user uses the shell, the idle
time is correct.]
Austin
opefully with the bugs fixed, is in bsdutuils-1.4-1,
which I am about to upload to the uk upload site.
Austin
of signals were missing from the signal list, and a
variety of out-by-one errors were liberally sprinkled around :)
This is fixed in bsdutils-1.4-1, out now.
Austin
m with xterm's setting the
permissions on /dev/tty to 622, owned . I have
spoken to the new X11 maintainer, and its on his bug list.
Austin
upted, sorry :(
Austin
can go wrong.
Also, it might be nice to have a database consistancy checker, that
would tell you if a given database were consistant.
Austin
Package: xarchie
Version: 2.0.10-3
The file /etc/X11/xarchie/defaults #include's
/etc/X11/xarchieR6/defaultserver, which doesn't exist, so the default
server setting isn't honoured.
Austin
should be done by a script, not
by a new file.
Austin
file or directory
Done.
Shouldn't the script check for the existance of /usr/local/include
before trying to read from it ?
Maybe /usr/local/include should be created by the base discs.
Austin
does.
Austin
Package: dpkg
Version: 1.0.0
The dpkg package provides md5sum, but doesn't give any documentation
for it.
Austin
The command:
tar -cvf backup:9Nov95.tar /home
segfaults and dumps core without even beginning to write the archive.
(I know tar is as buggy as hell, and I don't expect this one to get
fixed, but it's nice to dream!)
Austin
I know the business of manpages for GNU software is a religious issue,
but tar seems to be missing one.
A number of different linux systems have manpages for GNU tar,
although the tar package doesn't contain one as such.
Could a manpage be maintained separately ?
Austin
new & old versions co-exist happily.
I'd like people's opinions: should I package up fvwm2 as 'just an
upgrade' to the fvwm package - or should I make it a _new_ package,
fvwm2, allowing both to co-exist on a Debian system ?
Personally, I think a new package is the way to go.
Comments ?
Austin
le, and effective to me.
And if the script were called 'elf-system', then the standard error message
would be quite convenient:
elf-system: not found
:)
Austin
st linux, but I
haven't tried it.
Also, there is the problem that there would need to be _2_ xntp
packages, one for old kernels, one for new kernels. Eugh!!
Can anyone think of a better idea ?
Austin
requires a new group, console, to be created).
Austin
As always, patch included...
Austin
--- /usr/sbin/adduser Thu Oct 5 20:02:18 1995
+++ adduser Sat Oct 21 02:24:19 1995
@@ -328,8 +328,8 @@
exit 1;
}
# lock the password file
-link $PASSWD, $PLOCK;
$passwd_state = "locked";
+link $PASSWD, $PLOCK;
}
I've had a look at this bug: its some pretty dire code in the section
the reads your .fvwmrc.
I submit the following patch to fix the problem.
Austin
--- configure.c.old Fri Oct 20 16:48:44 1995
+++ configure.c Fri Oct 20 21:36:12 1995
@@ -1979,12 +1979,10 @@
/* Generate a temp
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