I would like to thank all debian-guys for getting Sun Java into the
normal debian repository. I appriciate your effort, and I believe there
are many out there that think this is great!
I've briefly folllowed this legal discussion and I understand there are
details and stuff to sort out. Somehow I'
I agree. I recently installed Unstable via minimal net-install-CD on a
Dell lattitude laptop. I was impressed with how good it worked to
resize the NTFS-partition during installation. Nice to se that GRUB
took care of the multi-boot-stuff without any strange questions.
Default workstation install w
Matt Zimmerman wrote:
If you had wanted to find out the answer before sending this to
debian-devel, you would not have had to look very far.
bugs.debian.org/python-apt has the answer three times over.
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=193566
That's not particularly helpful. Consider
Peter S Galbraith wrote:
The following (template instantiations), lines 48 and 49 of a file
(which attached in full)
template.cc:48: non-template used as template
template.cc:49: non-template used as template
#include
Nit: #i
Dale Scheetz wrote:
Now, when I bring up and xterm or a bash window, I get no cursor and no
keystrokes appear in the window. I'm also having very flaky problems with
I have had problems with this as well. I tracked it down to
NFS/amd not working properly. This has been a problem on my
laptop for
Steve M. Robbins wrote:
[Info on Boost snipped. This is a reply to a discussion
about wnpp bug #95251 (RFP: Boost) and is purposely not
CC'd to bugs.debian.org because it doesn't add any
relevant information to that thread. ]
Great idea. In fact, Raphael wrote a message to debian-devel in March
<
Is it possible to set up a local mirror of testing with apt-move?
When I try this, I get errors about missing overrides files:
waller:~# apt-move -t sync
Updating Packages and override files...
Getting: distribution names
Getting: testing main Packages.gz
Getting: testing main override.gz
/indice
Hi,
For a speech/sound related package `transcriber' I've decided to split
off two contrib parts of the code, snack and tclex. Snack is a tcl/tk
library for audio i/o (file formats etc.), tclex is a parsel for tcl/tk.
In my current plan the tcl/tk files (pkgindex and .so files) don't go
into /us
t a simple way of bringing the machine down---as far
as i know.
Even ctrl-alt-del doesn't work in XFree86.
Of course, care should be taken that this can be done only from the
console---if necessary, only after typing a shutdown
password.
--
David A. van Leeuwen
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