There is a file, /etc/yum.conf, where you put exclude=packagefoo* to
tell yum not to mess with a particular package. I had to use it for
OpenOffice so I could download the latest 2.3 version from the OOo
website and not have yum keep trying to reload the fedora-customized
earlier version; it
I hate to compile other people's code. There always seems to be some
library I am missing or some dev package I need.
And next time I 'sudo yum update' I lose the changes.
Open source does not excuse user un-friendly programming.
If I want to waste half a dual layer DVD on a small ISO, the
On Friday 04 January 2008, matthew scouten wrote:
I hate to compile other people's code. There always seems to be some
library I am missing or some dev package I need.
Compiling source can be an adventure, yeah.
And next time I 'sudo yum update' I lose the changes.
Not following
On Jan 4, 2008 10:44 PM, Chris Knadle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Friday 04 January 2008, matthew scouten wrote:
I hate to compile other people's code. There always seems to be some
library I am missing or some dev package I need.
Compiling source can be an adventure, yeah.
And next
So I am trying to burn the fedora 8 ISO to DVD using K3b I am getting
the following error messege:
:-( more than 50% of space will be *wasted*!
use single layer media for this recording
Wow! thanks for warning me! But it just so happens that I only have
dual-layer disks on hand, and I would
On 26/12/07 22:33 -0600, matthew scouten wrote:
Wow! thanks for warning me! But it just so happens that I only have
dual-layer disks on hand, and I would rather get this burned today
than save a few bucks.
The beauty of open source...
Theres an exit() in growisofs_mmc.cpp around line 1342
