being loaded. It looks like
> timesyncd isn't being loaded because of a dependency on systemd.
What's the output of "sudo dpkg --configure -a"? (This may fix it and
return success, or it may return a bunch of errors. In the latter case
the output will likely be interesting.)
rsion in Ubuntu 22.10 is
2.3.11-2). Where did you get it from? The package is clearly broken,
but that isn't an Ubuntu problem - perhaps you should reinstall the
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> https://raw.githubusercontent.com/austin-clifton/cryptopp-chacha-asm-test/main/src/main.cpp
This works fine for me on 20.04; perhaps the relevant DigiCert CA is
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d look in debian/rules. (dpkg-buildpackage calls
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> > On Jan 25, 2021, at 6:51 AM, Colin Watson wrote:
> > On Sun, Jan 24, 2021 at 11:21:01PM -0800, Alex Chen wrote:
> >> I am trying to create a Debian package, i.e. a .deb file, that can
> >> install software in Ubuntu. I
u give it (note that the "./" is important so that apt
knows that you're talking about a file name rather than a package name):
sudo apt install ./test-package_1.0.0_amd64.deb
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though Debian fixed this a little while back:
https://salsa.debian.org/cfengine-team/cfengine3/-/commit/12c7780fd375b8651631afd179e45b67d1a8b8a6
So this is already fixed for the upcoming Ubuntu 20.10.
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> These are all less than 24 hours old (the builds, the ghc package is older);
> I didn't find any older ones but I didn't check every entry.
This was a Launchpad infrastructure issue; exact cause not completely
clear but it looks like it was a networking problem in one of our
data
to do that in practice; it meant that if you
were intentionally diverging from one part of the prescribed default
system in such a way that required removing a lower metapackage, you
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> Should I file a feature-request somewhere, or is this
> mailing list the only channel for that ?
You can file bug reports (which include feature requests) for that
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> On Sun, Apr 12, 2020 at 12:54:07PM -0400, Kinder wrote:
> > How do I contribute to the ubuntu PT-BR translation? preferably the command
> > "man"?
>
> Speaking as the upstream maintainer of man, the
ole distribution in one place. It usually doesn't
result in translations being shared with other distributions.
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/debian, so https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/eigen3.
(https://launchpad.net/debian exists mainly as a convenience and as a
by-product of the way we sync changes from Debian; it's not part of
Debian's development workflow.)
The simplest thing would be to run "ubuntu-bug eigen3"
long as they meet the criteria for feature
freeze (which it sounds like this would, as long as it doesn't come with
other changes); it just has to be something that an Ubuntu developer
does manually rather than something that will happen without human
intervention.
"buff/cache" in top(1) or free(1) output is, and
what you've described so far sounds like normal behaviour to me.
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Separating out descriptions was in fact done later: it saves a fair
chunk of disk space if you're using multiarch, in which you have (e.g.)
both amd64 and i386 Packages files, but the descriptions are large and
mostly shared between them.
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Given that this is (as far as I can tell) supposed to depend on the
locale, there should be no need to play off different groups of people
against each other like this.
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This is
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-manager/+bug/655917.
I've fixed it in 19.04 and above, but the fix hasn't (yet?) been
backported to 18.04.
The bug is purely in update-manager, and doesn't have any bearing on the
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> possible for unexperienced users again.
Upgrading stable releases to 2.04 is extremely unlikely, but the Ubuntu
grub2 maintainers can and do cherry-pick individual fixes instead. I
suggest filing a bug against the Ubuntu grub2 pac
ages to this list to
avoid being responsible for too much noise sent to Debian maintainers
for packages that they didn't prepare. However, in this case our
version of debianutils is an unmodified copy of the one in Debian, and
it would be very much better for this sort of change not to
sed, but probably used enough to justify keeping it around.
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apt doesn't do by default. You can use "dselect update" in place of
"apt update" to update the available file as well as doing the other
index-update tasks.
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On Sun, May 13, 2018 at 02:33:08PM -0400, Jeremy Bicha wrote:
> On Sun, May 13, 2018 at 1:57 PM, Colin Watson <cjwat...@ubuntu.com> wrote:
> > IIRC Steam is also relevant, and I guess that would involve talking to
> > Valve?
>
> I think our users would be better served
t
may well involve building some more biarch libraries along the way, but
it would give us an exit strategy that doesn't involve dropping things
like Wine.
IIRC Steam is also relevant, and I guess that would involve talking to
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unstable as well, so it would be
best to report it there first and then it can trickle down. (A minor
problem like this wouldn't meet the criteria for stable updates, but it
could be fixed for later releases.)
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> all belongs to the same upstream source.
This is routine when only some of the binaries are actually used for
main-like purposes. (syslinux is used for Ubuntu ISO images when
booting in BIOS mode.)
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* the full contents of the debmirror wrapper script you're running
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> GAIN?
It will no doubt depend on the benchmark, and rather than cherry-picking
a single one it's likely more interesting to look at either a wide range
of benchmarks, or at the specific application in question.
Counterpoint, which also links to much more data:
https://lwn.net/Article
pretty weird when anyone who isn't, say, my
bank manager or something refers to me using a title. You don't seem to
do that for other people in general, so I assume you're trying to make
some kind of point, but I'm afraid it escapes me.)
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On Fri, Dec 15, 2017 at 03:38:20AM +0100, Xen wrote:
> Colin Watson schreef op 09-12-2017 13:51:
> > Even as somebody generally very sympathetic to the needs of
> > localisation, I've got this wrong because Python 2 had just too many
> > ways to make mistakes in t
the new names (which
have existed for some years, so it should be an easy change to make).
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On Sat, Dec 09, 2017 at 12:47:28PM +0100, Xen wrote:
> Colin Watson schreef op 09-12-2017 0:24:
> > there are good reasons behind many of the changes in Python 3
>
> You know, an appeal to "good reasons" is really a blanket statement that
> betrays the absence of any g
the
skeleton of a plan. I feel quite safe in saying that for most Python
programs it would be a great deal easier than this.
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should normally call this before calling bindtextdomain() and
textdomain():
setlocale(LC_ALL, "");
(The gettext manual does cover this, but possibly you were looking at
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ot;artful" flavor of ubuntu.
I've just checked, and aptitude doesn't appear to be linked with
libicu56 in artful. Exactly what command are you running that shows
that this linkage exists?
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> No thanks - I already have fixes for both the powerpc and CPC cases
> working their way through the deployment pipeline.
... and these are now fixed on production.
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> there.
No thanks - I already have fixes for both the powerpc and CPC cases
working their way through the deployment pipeline.
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trivial) associated with having more than one potential importer, not to
mention the duplicated effort.
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https://tracker.debian.org/news/770159
I believe you're supposed to use pkg-config instead nowadays.
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hone, but
potentially interesting on e.g. a multi-user tablet and would have been
pretty important if click packages had ever made it to the desktop in a
big way.
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it is in 2.8.18, although it should be in 2.9.4
(an unstable-series release). It might be worth asking upstream whether
it can be fixed in the 2.8 series.
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-changes lists, only changes
that are explicitly uploaded to Ubuntu. While it's true that a small
number of people might be interested, it would be extremely noisy and
we've generally felt that it isn't worth the noise.
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On Wed, Apr 13, 2016 at 01:45:51PM +0900, kanbe kota wrote:
> It seems http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs is down now.
Yes, it suffered a catastrophic disk failure. Our sysadmins are working
on restoring service.
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corresponds to 14.04(.0). You can then apply updates on top of that,
which will get you to whatever is latest (not necessarily the latest
point release, but rather rolling stable updates). You can't get to a
specific point
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information about a particular device. (There may be some better way.)
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I agree that this seems unlikely to pose a problem. I've synced it.
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e actual package name with "dpkg -S".)
The information that Gareth provided indicated that they already had
mysql-server-core-5.5-dbgsym installed, so perhaps this problem is
entirely explained by the NT_STAPSDT bit above.
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://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=329994). I'd like to
see everything collected in /boot, indeed, but somebody is going to need
to go through base-installer and kernel packaging revision history in
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There's support for this, but it's disabled by default, I think for
historical compatibility of some kind. Preseeding
base-installer/kernel/linux/link_in_boot=true should enable it, though.
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endif(SAMBA_INCLUDE_DIR AND SAMBA_LIBRARIES)
mark_as_advanced(SAMBA_INCLUDE_DIR SAMBA_LIBRARIES)
## end samba confiuration
I suspect this would work fine if it did something based on cmake's
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Enhances would probably be a marginally better field to use, but since
it's informational it doesn't really matter that much.
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packages are on-screen keyboard packages
specific to the Unity 8 desktop and are probably not installed on your
system.
The bug was formerly marked as affecting gtk+2.0, but was changed to
just Ubuntu without an explanation of why in the accompanying comment
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reports it as being necessary on HP-UX. It's indeed not needed on Linux
except for the odd special case, though.
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that, once the kernel is booted, the existing 64-bit userspace should
work fine.
I posted a list of what I think we need to do here:
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there tend to be obstacles such as not quite all filesystems supporting
them, so in practice everyone ends up having to cope with both methods
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Does anyone have any idea how to:
1.) Correct this issue (ideal)
Do you have crash logs?
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though the new protocol may be in a better state.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skype_protocol appears to have some
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information) you could use this link:
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On Fri, Apr 04, 2014 at 05:04:18PM +0100, Colin Watson wrote:
At this point there is a pretty good chance that I'll be able to get
arm64 GHC bootstrapped in the archive in time for 14.04.
$ rmadison -s trusty ghc
ghc | 7.6.3-9 | trusty/universe | source, amd64, arm64, armhf, i386, powerpc
much; it still leaves us bootstrapping from
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The best information I can find is in
https://ghcarm.wordpress.com/2014/01/18/unregisterised-ghc-head-build-for-arm64-platform/,
which does suggest that there might be some hope, but it's not at all
clear whether GHC will get beyond
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On Wed, Mar 05, 2014 at 04:55:08PM +, Gianfranco Costamagna wrote:
Il Mercoledì 5 Marzo 2014 17:47, Colin Watson cjwat...@ubuntu.com ha
scritto:
I spent considerable time a while back trying to bootstrap ghc on
ppc64el and I'm afraid I got nowhere. Realistically, in the absence
).
What's the purpose of having those packages loose on the disk instead of
installing them and have them in compressed squashfs file?
They're installed conditionally depending on exactly what the installer
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deep build stacks and suchlike.
I'd like us to do pdiffs, but there's a bit of a shortage of
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No; new packages that don't have a problem such as the above are
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Good question. I've been entirely unable to find this. Adam, can you
clarify where this module comes from?
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the rare cases where ubuntu-bug can't be used for whatever reason, but
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This is normal since we have no proc/cpuinfo ... how can I overrule
this check on cpuinfo?
Is there any reason not to bind-mount /proc into your chroot? We don't
support running very much without /proc in place, and certainly not
installing packages in general.
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Note that you need to explicitly specify /usr/bin/time to prevent the
shell builtin time command from being used, which is more limited.
Or 'command time'.
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upstream).
Since I'm about to be diving head-first into release chaos, I strongly
encourage anyone who can to try to figure out a fix that doesn't cause
connection to the other sites we just fixed to regress!
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?
Yes, see
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OneiricOcelot/ReleaseNotes#GCC_4.6_Toolchain
... but not compared to precise a few days ago, as Christoph said. As
far as I know, --as-needed has been in place for the lifetime of
precise.
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; then
-echo submenu \Previous Linux versions\ {
-in_submenu=:
- fi
done
-
-if $in_submenu; then
- echo }
-fi
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