On Sat, Jun 17, 2000 at 17:40:46 -0700, Joey Hess wrote:
> And of course, it is much more up-to-date, with many enhancements,
> additions, and bugfixes. At this point, in my opinion, there is no reason
> to use Debian stable except for absolutely mission critical applications.
> For exerything els
Hi,
On Mon, 19 Jun 2000, Nate Bargmann wrote:
> > At the moment the gpm/X11 problem with PS/2 /dev/psaux mice and an
> > unreliable ppp dialout come to mind.
>
> Hi Kerstin.
>
> I managed to solve the gpm/X11 problem by discovering that the gpm
> install defaults the repeat mode to ms3button
> (3) There was a problem with the mouse setup. I selected a PS/2 mouse
> during the installation. However, when the X display manager (WDM in my
> case) was started, the mouse wasn't working. I checked, and it seemed
> that /dev/mouse was symlinked to sth like "/dev/gpmdata|..". I removed
> that s
At 05:40 PM 6/17/00 -0700, Joey Hess wrote:
. Describe how you upgraded or installed.
If everything went perfectly, say so; If there were some problems, do your
best to describe them, and any relevant information about your system.
I started with slink on CD (The O'Reilly CD) and have been in t
On Mon, Jun 19, 2000 at 12:25:19PM +0200, Kerstin Hoef-Emden wrote:
>
> At the moment the gpm/X11 problem with PS/2 /dev/psaux mice and an
> unreliable ppp dialout come to mind.
Hi Kerstin.
I managed to solve the gpm/X11 problem by discovering that the gpm
install defaults the repeat mode to ms3
Kerstin Hoef-Emden wrote:
> Should all problems which arise now be reported to Debian-testing
> instead of to the bug list?
>
> At the moment the gpm/X11 problem with PS/2 /dev/psaux mice and an
> unreliable ppp dialout come to mind.
No, if you have a definite bug report, file a bug. Debian-testi
Hi,
question:
Should all problems which arise now be reported to Debian-testing
instead of to the bug list?
At the moment the gpm/X11 problem with PS/2 /dev/psaux mice and an
unreliable ppp dialout come to mind.
Regards,
Kerstin
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Joey Hess wrote:
> So I'm writing to encourage people to upgrade to frozen, and if you can,
> do new installs with frozen. Every report we receive of another clean
> upgrade/install makes us that much more likely to release soon. So if
> you upgrade or install frozen, post a report to the mailing l
i've been using potato since late january and have been doing apt-get
dist-upgrade at least once a month. potato has been very very good to
me. if not for power outages and the 'init 6' i'm prone to do, i don't
need to reboot my system.
On Sun, Jun 18, 2000 at 10:18:16AM +0200, Dietmar wrote:
>
Dietmar wrote:
> Yes, but where should we report our experiences.
> 2 weeks ago I installed potato on my box from scratch: I the boot images and
> the base
> system through ftp and continued with apt-get. As far as I remember there
> were only
> one severe problem. The loopback-device was not con
Joey Hess wrote:
> [ This is not an official announcement of the Debian project, just a
> Debian developer speaking up with his personal opinion. ]
>
> Debian is now well into its second test cycle for the "potato" (2.2)
> release of Debian. Now is an excellent time to help us test the
> distribut
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