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Either will work. If no arch is given in package.keywords, it defaults to
~yourcurrentarch.
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does the job itself.
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s self-portraits.
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mean above. What is a "distribution ISO"?
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covers this and explains how to delay the
switch if you need to.
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may need
support in the future :)
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thought
had -l as the short option, but apparently not. Or has that changed in
the last couple of years?
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It it totally bug-free!
...
There's no such thing as "bug-free software", and Santa Claus does not
exist, neither does the Easter Bunny or Trolls (but I'm not really
certain about the trolls). There are two kinds of programs, the ones
with discovered bugs and the ones with b
ld post if Google _were_ controlling
you.
Perhaps you're just not aware that they're controlling you?
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t all...no blinkenlights,
> > nothing.
>
> Is $PORTAGE_TMPDIR on a ramdisk?
>
no...it is planned for the new system, when that one (or better the
mount point) is on the SSD...
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t; for m in vbox{drv,netadp,netflt}; do modprobe $m; done
Did you do this?
Presence in your world file is not relevant and you are not changing
versions so -u won't pick them up.
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t have the same
dimensions. It may be worth trying to de-dust and de-dust bunny them but it
probably isn't the problem.
I bought a mouse with optical switches, which are advertised to never
develop this exact problem. I guess I'll have to wait for a couple years
to see if the claims check out :P
quiring revdep-rebuild to fix it. You'd have to be pretty dumb to
prefer a system that allows breakage and require repair after the fact
over one that does its best to avoid such breakage in the first place.
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root
> partition, 35% full, no /boot and everything else on LVM.
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Since my smallest hard disk is a quarter terabyte :) 8G to 10G is
plenty to keep portage and compile openoffice before you b
On Tue, 2006-01-10 at 18:15 +0100, Antoine wrote:
> >>It it totally bug-free!
> ...
> > There's no such thing as "bug-free software", and Santa Claus does not
> > exist, neither does the Easter Bunny or Trolls (but I'm not really
> > certain about
using ifplugd to monitor the presence
> of a link, but seem to recall that there is/was a netifrc-way of
> managing which network interface comes up at boot.
I'm not saying you should use ifplugd, only that you should install it so
that openrc can use it.
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lly unmasking it.
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a visitor asks you to turn on the light, and
> you say 'Sure!', open the cupboard, reach behind the onions and
> there will be light.
Put another way, a visitor asks me to turn the light on, I walk out the
room and he thinks "WTF? I only asked him to turn a light on!"
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> !!!None
Of course you are, because the ebuild in in /temp not in your overlay.
You need to save it to
$PORTDIR_OVERLAY/cate-gory/ktranslator/ktranslator-0.3.ebuild
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-t first to make sure it will do what you want.
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i, with more configuration options.
And the facility for Virgin to access and administer them remotely.
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blue for miles around... I was
not a happy bunny. ;)
Something is seriously wrong with your GRUB setup if it takes a day to
select the previous kernel :(
Nope... it's all pretty vanilla... I expect it to take a few minutes -
but I'm not attempting it unless I've got a day to
uld be possible to disable this behaviour. Maybe you should file a KDE
bug if you can't find a way to turn it off.
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owed me to do a proper job. It's x11-misc/gbdfed,
which is simplicity itself to run. I wish I'd found it the first time! I'm a
happy bunny now.
Just an update in case anyone's interested.
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g but revdep-rebuild
cleaned things up. It appears that revdep-rebuild is not ready for
retirement yet, although this is the first time in ages that I've needed
it.
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rack balls and I'll use better
switches that have the same dimensions. It may be worth trying to
de-dust and de-dust bunny them but it probably isn't the problem.
I bought a mouse with optical switches, which are advertised to never
develop this exact problem. I guess I'll have t
gt; dark for the next several minutes.
>
I haven't been following this thread as I'm not familiar with xset but
this info made me think. Could you have a bad cable? Maybe the plug on
the back of the monitor or video card is worn out and not making a good
connection? Maybe there is a
; model? What makes this different than other distro?
>
> It it totally bug-free!
>
There's no such thing as "bug-free software", and Santa Claus does not
exist, neither does the Easter Bunny or Trolls (but I'm not really
certain about the trolls). There are two ki
saw no errors, so they are certainly WFM compliant :)
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ur illustration, rather than full
photo-style output.
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0400040, connection status changed
> [ 24.708387] ata6: SError: { PHYRdyChg DevExch }
> [ 24.708390] ata6.00: failed command: READ FPDMA QUEUED
> [ 24.708391] ata6.00: cmd 60/08:00:78:08:c0/00:00:31:00:00/40 tag 0
> ncq dma 4096 in
> res 40/00:00:78:08:c0/0
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box. I also have java and OOo installed.
openoffice macro virus:
http://www.securityfocus.com/brief/218 (proof of concept)
http://www.zdnet.com.au/news/security/soa/OpenOffice-macro-worm-exposes-bad-bunny/0,130061744,339277689,00.htm
and finally,
http://www.linux.com/feature/54824 (quoted:)
L
non-affected" machine says [A] or [U]. Could you
have already applied an update? Perhaps the update was in a pre 2.5.5
version of postfix that you applied to one machine only?
Thanks for answering!
np! cya,
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There's something different about us -- different fr
autofs4, stuff like that). Everything else is loaded
> automatically, by udevm, as-needed.
>
> My guess (but I could be wrong); you are using an initramfs, and
> didn't included the modules in it. In that case, the modules are not
> loaded because they are not available.
>
t having a static /dev with pre-created
> device nodes, that would be the simplest solution.
It would probably be asking for too much to try to toggle between udev
and static /dev at boot time in a single installation...
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when recompiling stuff, though I can't think of with one. Recompiled
everything in KDE that has the USE flag xcomposite plus kdelibs,
although they don't don't listen to xcomposite.
If I'll succeed somehow I'll report back here. If not, well, I'll give
up on
"
cya,
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; > [Yes/No]
>
> which i guess means that docutils wants py2.7.
>
>
> any idea how to handle this situation?
Allow portage to add the changes to your config, then run etc-update or
equivalent. When portage adds package.use changes, it also adds comments
showing what requires those changes. With that information, you should be
able to see which package is causing this.
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s a good use case for containers, or is there some other way to
do this?
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hat will reach on sale for like 60%
off and I couldn't pass it up. I just didn't realize that this card
could run two displays with different content. I figured what was on
one would be on the other.
In the long run, this could be really nice. I gave that card a good
dust bunny evictio
the editor had truncated
> the font file.
> Today I've revisited the problem and I've found a GTK font editor in the
> portage tree which has allowed me to do a proper job. It's x11-misc/gbdfed,
> which is simplicity itself to run. I wish I'd found it the first t
unicode/doc/rxvt.7.pod#My_Compose_Multi_key_key_is_no_longe
Yea, I found that -- it wasn't really all that helpful.
Note to FAQ editors: Saying "X is set wrong" isn't all that
helpful if you don't bother to say what the right setting is...
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;> amount of physical ram in your system.
>
> actually it can also free up some ram, and your image is compressed using
> lzf which can achieve a claimed 30 - 50% but generally you should have
> enough free swap to cover the size of used RAM.
>
> If you have too little swap
per job. It's
> > x11-misc/gbdfed, which is simplicity itself to run. I wish I'd
> > found it the first time! I'm a happy bunny now.
>
> I found another way of editing these fonts: media-gfx/psf-tools. In
> particular, it contains psf2txt, which converts a fon
ut think it
was some sort of file server. It's uptime was over 5 years. He was
proud of its uptime and the fact it still worked given it was a dust
bunny.
To each his own. For me tho, I actually use my system a LOT.
Dale
:-) :-)
to a
> multi-arch setup with aarch64.
I use sets like that too. I have one called base that I installed at the
chroot stage of installation, containing various essential and useful
packages - such as portage-utils, conf-update and eix. Then sets called
desktop and laptop - sets can contain other
The switches themselves do that when they start to wear out. I've had it
happen to a number of mice/track balls. Indeed I'll soon be replacing those
switches on several track balls and I'll use better switches that have the same
dimensions. It may be worth trying to de-dust an
A fancy graphic bar would be a bit more coding.
Oh, and have a look at gkrellm and its plugins. It might have all you
want already and then some :)
Now, integration in the "big" DEs of KDE/Gnome3, you're screwed.
Royally. But that comes with those DEs anyway. Like Gnome3 requirin
ackage.use for about 80
packages. The other option would have re-built about 200 packages.
Either way would have worked, but I wanted to see if emerge really was
able to selectively rebuild the subset of packages required by
acroread. AFAICT, it did just fine.
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warranty for bulk drives, unknown for the desktop
I miss the days when you still had a real choice (WD, Seagate, Maxtor,
Samsung, IBM, and smaller/specialized stuff (Excelstor, Toshiba for
Laptop drives))...
If Seagate would at least label their former Samsung drives in a
recognizable manner (say, S
ard how to process the sound.
>> I haven't posted much but I been busy. I also checked the serial
>> numbers of the monitors. One ends in 231 while other ends in 240. They
>> are 9 digits apart. About as identical as one can get. ;-)
> You can compare the EDIDs in X
that all those Linux components need to learn to
integrate better with each other, and systemd is one big player of
this. And by this I don't mean to lock down hard dependencies to
systemd. But systemd provides a long needed API definition that
everyone could implement. Depending on such an API
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