Tim Kelley wrote:
On Friday 03 September 2004 17:01, John Lowell wrote:
For little trivial things like dockapps, well, I wouldn't care, but it can get
messy. If you are going to use pinning and grab stuff from different
branches, it is really best to grab the src-deb with apt-build
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Albert Einstein
Thank you, Lance, for a very helpful reply. To answer your question
about the type of dock appts I'm considering, they are very largely WMs.
jlowell
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Thomas Adam wrote:
I must have missed the part where you are owed a response.
I suggested that a response was owed? I said simply that one was not
made. You completely misrepresent my comment. Do me the kindness of
never responding to a question I raise here in the future please.
jlowell
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t; > "stable" and "unstable " packages is clearly discouraged and it
> > occured to me that the use of non-Debian packages might equally be
> > discouraged. The dock appts I'm considering are in most cases
> > non-Debian packages and in the few i
> that the use of non-Debian packages might equally be discouraged. The
> dock appts I'm considering are in most cases non-Debian packages and in
> the few instances where they are Debian packages, they're "unstable" or
> "stable".
For little trivial thin
> 1. Is the Debian versioning system so rigid as too require only the
> installation of Debian packages? I ask because installation of "stable"
> and "unstable " packages is clearly discouraged and it occured to me
> that the use of non-Debian packages might equ
On Fri, Sep 03, 2004 at 06:01:10PM -0400, John Lowell wrote:
> Not what I'd call a torrential response to my first message regarding
> dock appts so I thought I'd write again in the hope that someone might
> help at this time. :-)
I must have missed the part where you are owe
Not what I'd call a torrential response to my first message regarding
dock appts so I thought I'd write again in the hope that someone might
help at this time. :-)
Although I'm by no means new to GNU/LInux, I am new to Debian. I've
recently installed "testing" inc
I'm new to Debian and learning the system. I have a minimal "testing"
set-up here which I got using the business card iso with base packages,
fluxbox, links (which I use in graphical mode for downloads) firefox and
thunderbird installed. I'd like to use dock appts instead o
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