I only mention it because in my experience I always have weird shit
happening when I upgrade xorg-server over a big version number change.
And rebuilding everything that underpins xorg always fixes it. Including
drivers and mesa.
In the old days when xorg was monolithic this never happened,
On Tuesday 08 February 2011 16:38:34 Grant wrote:
I only mention it because in my experience I always have weird shit
happening when I upgrade xorg-server over a big version number change.
And rebuilding everything that underpins xorg always fixes it. Including
drivers and mesa.
In
On Saturday 05 February 2011 20:10:31 Alan McKinnon wrote:
Apparently, though unproven, at 02:54 on Saturday 05 February 2011, Grant
did
opine thusly:
Yesterday I caught up with portage and updated quite a few packages on
a remote workstation. The system hadn't been updated for about a
Am 04.02.2011 23:26, schrieb Grant:
Yesterday I caught up with portage and updated quite a few packages on
a remote workstation. The system hadn't been updated for about a
month. The updates included some xorg stuff and some xfce4 stuff.
Today when the workstation's user logged in via gdm,
Yesterday I caught up with portage and updated quite a few packages on
a remote workstation. The system hadn't been updated for about a
month. The updates included some xorg stuff and some xfce4 stuff.
Today when the workstation's user logged in via gdm, she clicked the
xfce4 Migrate Config
Yesterday I caught up with portage and updated quite a few packages on
a remote workstation. The system hadn't been updated for about a
month. The updates included some xorg stuff and some xfce4 stuff.
Today when the workstation's user logged in via gdm, she clicked the
xfce4 Migrate Config
Am 05.02.2011 17:59, schrieb Grant:
Yesterday I caught up with portage and updated quite a few packages on
a remote workstation. The system hadn't been updated for about a
month. The updates included some xorg stuff and some xfce4 stuff.
Today when the workstation's user logged in via gdm,
Apparently, though unproven, at 02:54 on Saturday 05 February 2011, Grant did
opine thusly:
Yesterday I caught up with portage and updated quite a few packages on
a remote workstation. The system hadn't been updated for about a
month. The updates included some xorg stuff and some xfce4
Yesterday I caught up with portage and updated quite a few packages on
a remote workstation. The system hadn't been updated for about a
month. The updates included some xorg stuff and some xfce4 stuff.
Today when the workstation's user logged in via gdm, she clicked the
xfce4 Migrate Config
Apparently, though unproven, at 00:26 on Saturday 05 February 2011, Grant did
opine thusly:
Yesterday I caught up with portage and updated quite a few packages on
a remote workstation. The system hadn't been updated for about a
month. The updates included some xorg stuff and some xfce4
Yesterday I caught up with portage and updated quite a few packages on
a remote workstation. The system hadn't been updated for about a
month. The updates included some xorg stuff and some xfce4 stuff.
Today when the workstation's user logged in via gdm, she clicked the
xfce4 Migrate Config
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