wn I
myself would use my own formatting to get the full semantic advantages.
In my case, www.nomen.at has 133 languages at the moment, and I need
some minor multibyte/UTF-8 improvements of the last upstream versions.
At least I will have to compile it myself after waiting another few months.
H
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I already submitted a wishlist-bug 88 days ago, see
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=386390
but without reaction.
What are the usual possibilities to solve this problem?
TIA
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Frank Küster wrote:
Jens Peter Secher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
To ease upgrades, transitions, etc., dependencies
(Depends) should be kept to the absolute minimum.
There's always a tradeoff: The easiest system to upgrade is one that
runs, but is barely usable for anything...
'usable' -
Java and Perl with a couple of unique PHP-specific
features thrown in. The goal of the language is to allow web developers
to write dynamically generated pages quickly.
snap
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same machine.
Or should I simply put
some syncing commands into my crontab on alioth and use anonymous SVN
access?
Sounds easier for both (the specific files and the authentication).
Disadvantages: some time-lag, and maintainance of the cron scripts.
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submitter, maintainer, upstream or somebody else).
Each sort of proposed solution needs an approval (e.g. regression test),
if it removes the bug. If not, the bug cannot be closed as 'solved'.
Thus I do not understand, why to remove the 'patch' tag.
Helmut Wollmersdorfer
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Goswin von Brederlow wrote:
Helmut Wollmersdorfer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I would not like to have it on 7/24 servers. There could be problems
after longer power outages in combination with weak scripts (which use
dates as file names). But this "should be the minority"
have it on 7/24 servers. There could be problems
after longer power outages in combination with weak scripts (which use
dates as file names). But this "should be the minority". And such logic
will even have problems without anacron.
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all my machines.
You should change the description
| When you install this package, it sets up a cron job that will
| anonymously e-mail the Debian developers
^^
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own convenience.
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The releases of Debian could use '9.9.9-9' like it is used for packages.
This should give enough flexibility. And if the release manager likes to
jump to 7.3.0.21-5 for etch - why not?
It's unimportant.
Helmut Wollmersdorfer
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martin f krafft wrote:
also sprach Bob Proulx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005.07.08.1750 +0200]:
Counting numbers start at one.
Not in the computer world.
You confuse counting with addressing.
The first byte is always the first byte, but it starts at address zero.
Helmut Wollmers
Andrew Suffield wrote:
Under *no circumstances* should adjtimex be used at the same time as
ntpd. The clock will jitter all over the place because they won't
agree and will keep slewing it in opposition to each other.
That's very true - I experienced this.
Helmut Wollmersdorf
a falseticker. Even offsets of some minutes need a long time
to be corrected by ntp.
Chrony can correct hours very fast.
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ve for desktop users.
IMHO both is necessary:
- improve usability and docs of the non-GUI version
- have a GUI version
At least I assume to have it choosable, as I (and other purists too)
prefer non-GUI on servers and old hardware.
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French, Eastern, Scandinavian
and Latinos living here with original diacritics.
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ntial difference between volunteers and
corporations in the minimum time to reach stable quality.
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ons or waste of time against unnecessary
barriers. Compared against average OSS, or OSS where I contribute,
debian seems to be on the bad side - IMHO.
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lained what documentation is for in general.
Yes, but newbies often need to be pointed to the correct man page
or HOWTO. Or even how to interpret what the man page means.
Exactly.
"RTM" without anything else is worthless, and the only motivation behind
such an answer can be provocation.
Helmut
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