On Tuesday 25 August 2009, Andrei Popescu wrote:
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> KDE4 libs *are* available in stable (lenny), but without specific error
> messages (preferably from aptitude or apt-get) it's impossible to help
> further. And your sources.list might help too ;)
Yes, the sources.list did help. It read sid, not
On Saturday 11 July 2009, Rob Owens wrote:
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> > Suggesting another DE is sort like suggesting I speak another
> > language. I've got 5+ years invested in understanding the crap pile
> > that is KDE. Better the devil I know.
>
> Well I wasn't really suggesting you switch, just explaining why I ca
Fellow Debians,
I have seven systems scattered around the house. I thought a NFS and a
shared /home would solve my file sharing problems but it doesn't help
with desktop app configs.
What I'd like is a Universal Desktop Experience, i.e. same kicker applets,
same konsole profiles, same amarok
On Monday 25 February 2008, Dave Sherohman wrote:
> On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 10:10:53PM -0600, Ron Johnson wrote:
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> > On 02/24/08 21:05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > > PLEASE HELP, when I tried printing debian told me that my printer
> > > is
kages. Is there a "debian
way" to use CPAN for the others?
stevem
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ed a cron job to compare the timestamps of
the source dir and source tarball. Highly inelegant.
This is surely the most common example of Hugo's dilemma. Or am I missing
something obvious here?
thanks,
stevem
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This started about a week ago. Any idea how to bring cron-apt back to
earth? Its not fatal, aptitude still knows what to do on upgrades but
its an real annoyance and I'm downloading useless files.
thanks, stevem
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alling them is 32 bits, but a 64 bit program needs
> 64 bit libraries.
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Precisely my problem. The question remains, how to I maintain two different
libraries using NFS? Are you suggesting I can get perl to distingush between
them? I saw this as an NFS or $PATH problem but I'm open
All the machines on my network mount /usr/local/lib/... using NFS. This has
worked well for me until I added 64 bit boxen. 64bit perl chokes on 32bit
compiled libraries.
I feel there must be a simple solution. How have others solved this problem?
thx,
stevem
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possess.
Adhering to the FHS, the only concerned is bin & lib. My 1st reaction is
mounting nfs .../lib64 on top of nfs .../lib IF !32 bit, (ditto bin) but this
seems a kluge.
Who uses the slick trick I seek?
stevem
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I recently posted a problem I was having installing a "special-kernel" with
the boot disk during the installation procedure. Gilbert Ramirez responded
indicating he had the same problem (error in format archive) with these
kernels, and the culpret was the "modules.tgz" file on the boot disk. It is
I have had for the longest time the problem of never being able to
get PPP to connect with a server the first time (off af a boot). I used
to think it was the provider, but now believe it is me, since I can
connect and reconnect flawlessly as long as I don't reboot. Has anyone else
out there had t
I think I've got all the files now to upgrade to 1.1, but before I start
I have a couple of questions. When I initially installed the stable version
I managed to get it done, but I stumbled a bit with dselect. Does dselect
expect the Packages file to reflect what files are available, or should it
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