BTW, did you notice that Apple has released the sources of their X11,
and commited to the XFree CVS ?
This could end to some interesting stuff, right ? :-)
Pejvan
Jeff Whitaker wrote:
On Sat, 1 Feb 2003, Max Horn wrote:
At 5:52 Uhr -0700 01.02.2003, jeff whitaker wrote:
Ben: Thanks for
Jeff,
What I've just done with the major teTeX upgrade is to put a lot of
Replaces and Provides lines but almost no Conflicts lines.
What this does is enables the user to upgrade without dpkg complaining.
Any file which exists in one of the old packages and also exists in
the new package is
On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, David R. Morrison wrote:
Jeff,
What I've just done with the major teTeX upgrade is to put a lot of
Replaces and Provides lines but almost no Conflicts lines.
What this does is enables the user to upgrade without dpkg complaining.
Any file which exists in one of the old
On Monday, February 3, 2003, at 09:47 AM, David R. Morrison wrote:
Yes, for system-xfree86 I guess we need to test to make sure that the
user has upgraded his or her externally installed version of things.
At some point there will also be issues related to fixing problems
created by Apple's
Ben: Thanks for the update. I'm somewhat at a loss of how to proceed
with a 4.3.0 package. Since it contains thread support, it should replace
both xfree86-base and xfree86-base-threaded. At the same time, I'd like
to merge the -base and -rootless variants. So, the new package should
replace
At 5:52 Uhr -0700 01.02.2003, jeff whitaker wrote:
Ben: Thanks for the update. I'm somewhat at a loss of how to proceed
with a 4.3.0 package. Since it contains thread support, it should replace
both xfree86-base and xfree86-base-threaded. At the same time, I'd like
to merge the -base and
On Sat, 1 Feb 2003, Max Horn wrote:
At 5:52 Uhr -0700 01.02.2003, jeff whitaker wrote:
Ben: Thanks for the update. I'm somewhat at a loss of how to proceed
with a 4.3.0 package. Since it contains thread support, it should replace
both xfree86-base and xfree86-base-threaded. At the same
The code freeze for XFree86 4.3.0 will be any day now. I believe the
Mac OS X/Darwin part of the code base is pretty much in final form.
Benjamin put together a package in fink unstable which builds
something very close to the top of the tree. I would encourage as
many people as possible to
On Friday, January 31, 2003, at 08:28 PM, Benjamin Reed wrote:
As of the last snapshots, things have worked pretty good as far as
backwards-compatibility with software built against xfree86 4.2, but
keep in mind that if you plan on testing this, and you build something
against it, it won't
