Program hack core dumps when you restore a saved game and then enter 'i'
to see Inventory. The following patch to hack.o_init.c fixes the
problem. (Sorry if cut and paste changed tabs to spaces...) I am
running Ubuntu 17.10, but don't think platform matters.
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On Thu, Apr 17, 2008 at 03:44:58 -0500, Jude DaShiell wrote:
> The conflict is wider than that since dictionaries-common and dpkg are
> also involved in the fighting here. For some reason dpkg persists in
> trying to get a lock when it fails the first time.
Dpkg needs to get the lock, otherwi
ut in similar situations. I can do apt-get -q -q install emacs
bsdgames and get similar output except that bsdgames in this instance will
fail to install. The other consideration is if I don't even attempt to
install bsdgames and say do something like apt-get -q install emacs
planner-el the
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On 04/14/08 18:26, Jude DaShiell wrote:
> It doesn't matter which order these two get installed in they conflict.
> In this case I could have reversed the aptitude install line to read:
> aptitude install emacs bsdgames -r and then em
On Sat, Apr 12, 2008 at 01:47:25AM -0500, Jude DaShiell wrote:
> Something like checking all packages only on the system for
> anything like openoffice in their dependencies I think.
deborphan -d -a $OTHER_OPTIONS
should be able to do something of this kind
Moreover,
apt-cache search reverse
I remember when installing bsdgames package on a command-line-type system
very early in the installation openoffice's dictionary directories were
updated. Later those for emacs were updated. That was in earlier
packages chronologically. What was downloaded that would have given
diction
Oh by the way, I run kernel 2.6.8, with the speakup patch.
I started the upgrade with the latest stable version of Debian.
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Hi. I began to upgrade to testing from stable. Things went fine until it
got to the bsdgames package. Installing it locks the system hard, and the
installation does not finish. The developer said that bsdgames could not
have caused a lockup, and that it probably came from a kernel or hardware
bug
--- Joey Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Xucaen wrote:
> > just a quick question, hangman is
> missing
> > the dictionary file.
> > apt-get says I have the latest bsdgames. Has
> this
> > happened to anyone else?
>
> bsdgames uses the word
Xucaen wrote:
> just a quick question, hangman is missing
> the dictionary file.
> apt-get says I have the latest bsdgames. Has this
> happened to anyone else?
bsdgames uses the word list file from the wenglish package. Do you have
that package installed?
What version of bsd
Hi all..
just a quick question, hangman is missing
the dictionary file.
apt-get says I have the latest bsdgames. Has this
happened to anyone else?
thnx!
xucaen
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Hi all..
just a quick question, hangman is missind the dictionary file.
apt-get says I have the latest bsdgames. this happen to anyone else?
thnx!
xucaen
t ncurses
has an emulation). Unfortunately the newer NetBSD sources are
incompatible with the Linux BSD emulation, so that this means a lot of
work. I am currently working on a port of the latest csh sources and
if i get my new bsd44compat library running i might have a shot at
bsdgames (i'd
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Hamish Moffatt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Has anyone done a package of the bsd games collection?
> I'm missing hangman since upgrading from slackware ;-)
Some of them (e.g. fortune) are available as extra packages. But a
package for all the small BSD games would
Has anyone done a package of the bsd games collection?
I'm missing hangman since upgrading from slackware ;-)
thanks,
hamish
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