No idea what that means! I have two solutions: Progeny
(progeny.com) has .debs of gmc and mc-common that are compiled with the right
version of glibc so you can install those and they fix the worst problems.
secondly, I just installed nautilus since it was avaiable in the update today
and it's real
+ Joachim Trinkwitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I wrote a bug fix against gmc for many weeks ago (and I was not the
> only one), but the maintainers never fixed this one, even after many
> upgrades both of mc and glibc, so I think they are not interested in
> this specifical user problem.
I just found
Hey, those packages from Progeny worked very well.
They fixed the problem about gmc being completely unusable for newly created
users. They didn't fix the problem with the URLs and not being able to change
the icons on the desktop. These are minor issues by comparison, but is there
a configuration
Jeff Hornsberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi. It has slowly dawned on me that, since I installed Debian almost 2 months
> ago, gnome midnight
> commander has never worked properly.
Yes, same here. This is due to mc not being compiled with the new
glibc version.
> the reading I have done it
Hi. It has slowly dawned on me that, since I installed Debian almost 2
months ago, gnome midnight commander has never worked properly.
When I installed I copied my home dir over from my previous red hat
system. In my profile I experience only a couple of the symptoms of the
problems with gmc:
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