ays, but Comcast was happy to sell me
> loads of bandwith. Their package was around that for the 8mb down /
> 768kb up , + a static IP. The only catch was the hefty
> two hundred fifty dollar installation fee that was waived only with a 2
> year commitment.
>
> FWIW, many isp
dline -aalib -curl -debug -libcaca -lirc
-nls -vdr -xinerama" 2,546 kB
Can someone suggest a fix?
Maxim Wexler
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flag allows the MAC to be used in the DUID field and then the server
is happy to issue an IP address to the client. As an alternative one can try
the dhcpcd -I option to specify the MAC of the client, but when I tried it I
couldn't get it to work.
I guess eventually all dhcp implement
on't
need since you use thunderbird.
Also, don't build Nautilus or Yelp with the "beagle" USE flag, the
stable versions (2.20) of both depend on beagle-0.2.18
If you face problems, feel free to mail this list or catch me
(bheekling) or Arun (Ford_Prefect) on #gentoo-desktop @ Fre
;)
> >
> > ('ebuild', '/', 'app-misc/strigi-0.5.10', 'merge') pulled in by
> > ('ebuild', '/', 'kde-base/kdebase-kioslaves-4.1.2', 'merge')
> > ('ebuild', '/', 'kde-base
binutils|grep
> > text also showed nothing. Just in case this could mean anything.
>
> Hmm... I actually see this on my system too.. I assume you just didn't
> manage to grep the right files...
Well, a grep -r app-text/binutils /var/cache/edb/ should catch all of them.
> # g
are wide open[2].
>
> That is true for *any* password scheme... but there are simple ways
> to mitigate the risks...
>
> 1. Use multiple Master Passwords...
> 2. Change the character set used (I always do this)
I like this one :-)
yes, I know it's really just security by o
and Windows, IIRC.
> 2) On PC clones, floppies never had auto-insert detection. (Though
> maybe you'd get something like that if you used a superfloppy or
> LS-120 drive to read them)
>
>
I'm going to try to talk him into letting my transfer them to CD. Tell
him it
saw it on TV and I wish I could catch one of those, even
if I would need a new rod. A fish that size would likely break my rod
unless I was using the deep sea fishing rod. Those fish weigh 30 lbs
and some LOTS more. It's like pulling a teenager out of the water.
O_O They are big.
works on openrc. I think his name was Mike.
I'm awful with names. :/
So, back to my original question, why doesn't it work? I think someone
else posted that it didn't work for them either.
Since I wasn't getting anywhere, I did the catch all, I ran my favorite
little scri
gle corenow
> without losing A/V sync. I kinda doubt it. I've been on anAthlon X2 3.1Ghz.
>> > And if you're going to keep it in a cabinet, you would probably also>
> rather said cabinet not catch fire (I had to cut holes in the back and> mount
> fans).
>> I
n on an
Athlon X2 3.1Ghz.
And if you're going to keep it in a cabinet, you would probably also
rather said cabinet not catch fire (I had to cut holes in the back and
mount fans).
I'm discovering that fans which are said to be very quiet actually
are. I'm going to increa
be I need a new network card.
I can't believe any userland tool like a navigator could make the whole
system crash. It's much deeper than that in the system. Again, it's
likely to be a driver issue.
You could test your network card by doing a lot of traffic on it (on the
LAN to
Just had to go find that link again.
> Here it is:
>
> http://archives.gentoo.org/stats/gentoo-user-per-year.xml
>
> We have a new comer. lol
>
> I think the mailing lists, and forums, are one of the key features of
> Gentoo. The docs seemed to have slumped some but
;
> > Thanks for the tip. I wonder when a routing update world tells you to
> > run
> >revdep-rebuild --library
> > should you run it before or after the normal
> >revdep-rebuild
> > that we normally run after updates?
>
> Neither.
>
>
ngs.
>> >> >
>> >> > ebuilds sometimes issue messages to check just the libraries known
>> >> > to have been updated, but a full revdep-rebuild after an update
>> >> > will catch those anyway.
>> >>
>> >> Until recent
on/library it will still search for
those files in the build directory.
I would image Portage uses some sort of chroot (then the pathes are
identical)
Furthermore, I cannot remove yast since I'm only a "guest" on such
boxes.
Normally I'd use a PREIFX=/usr/local/ but some application
still install something into /etc/ or similar and I'd like to catch
these cases.
Helmut.
t; >
> > Haven't had much luck finding this info:
> >
> > If I reboot this machine and start KDE, Nepomuk starts a rather long-lived
> > index of my home directory. It takes up about 30-40% cpu and lasts as much
>as
> > 15 minutes sometimes. This is a
Alan McKinnon writes:
> If I reboot this machine and start KDE, Nepomuk starts a rather
> long-lived index of my home directory. It takes up about 30-40% cpu
> and lasts as much as 15 minutes sometimes. This is annoying because
> after a reboot I usually want to catch up on mail, r
x27;t.
>>>
>>
>> Right, cfdisk was the one, but I always likes it's console 'gui' as it
>> was so easy to use. But cgdisk (of sys-apps/gptfdisk) is a good
>> replacement for cfdisk.
>>
>
> Good to know. cfdisk was my favorite, too.
You
horrible. It would have been easier to reinstall. But, being a
>> pigheaded Gentooist, I just had to try!
>>
>> What he could do is switch ACCEPT_KEYWORDS then not do much updates for
>> 6 months and let stable catch up to unstable. Not ideal from a security
>> update POV, but b
e patches with me and
> > we did not see issues. 0.11.8 will be the very last one of these to go
> > stable. Please bear with me on this.
>
> Ok, this is the last update. 0.11.8 fixes the issue in 0.11.7, so you
> should not see any more quick pushes to stable. I take full
>
I then I probably need all the same stuff in
>>> the initramfs which this one doesn't have.
>>>
>>> The problem I have with that idea is that all I put in the RAID6
>which
>>> does have an initramfs is e2fsck, not e2label or anything else.
>>>
he CLI then I probably need all the same stuff in
> >> the initramfs which this one doesn't have.
> >>
> >> The problem I have with that idea is that all I put in the RAID6 which
> >> does have an initramfs is e2fsck, not e2label or anything else.
>
u have th file space.
On Sunday November 12 2006 07:53, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> "Richard Fish" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > server: Can create or edit existing configurations. Can leave a
> > virtual machine running "in the background" if you close t
tioned in this list. How about Konqueror or Opera? The latter is
hardly ever mentioned. Is there some special reason for this? For
example, is it activelly maintained? Is it missing some particular
feature? It looks nice enough, but is there some catch? And Konqueror? I
already use KDE, so that&#x
d it origin?
The first one it finds? A random one? don't know.
you could also say `ping I 192.168.1.2 b 192.168.1.255`
> Problem: Someone else broadcasts to 192.168.1.255.
> Question: Which of these addresses should catch it? One? All?
All of course, it is a broadcast after all :)
t as it usually does. The laptop was still
> > running the tar | ssh command I had started the night before. Could
> > the desktop be missing some of the laptop's data since the desktop
> > wasn't running ssh all night, or would it "catch up" now that ssh is
&
. On the other hand
your Uni's computers are for free and so should be the 8Mb pipe that
usually comes with it! The catch is that the lot would be sitting
behind a firewall/proxy filter, which I would expect it to be quite
restrictive on downloadable content. Wait till you see what's
t you may
like. IF you want to enable certain features then you change the USE flags
in /etc/make.conf right? However its not as simple as just remerging the
package, because other dependencies may be affected by the change in USE
flags too. To catch all this emerge has an option --newuse, which
r INN news system
#
#news.crit /var/log/news/news.crit
#news.err/var/log/news/news.err
#news.notice -/var/log/news/news.notice
#
# Some `catch-all' logfiles.
#
*.=info;*.=notice;*.=warn;\
auth,authpriv.none;\
Richard Fish schrieb:
> On 8/21/06, Stefan G. Weichinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Do I have to do "emerge -e --newuse world" on my system or what else
>> would be needed?
>
> --newuse is not needed here. "emerge -e world" will catch everythin
BA02FDF1CEC590EEAC9189250
> >> >> gpg: Can't check signature: No public key
> >> >
> >> > I'm seeing this too. For me `app-crypt/gentoo-keys` is somehow no
> >> > longer
> >> > installed and `/var/lib/gentoo/gkeys` is miss
On Fri, Apr 3, 2015 at 5:11 PM, Fernando Rodriguez
wrote:
>
> There's an explanation for uncertainty that makes common sense. Let's say I
> throw you a ball, you can catch it because you take many measurements of it's
> location and your brain tries to predict it&
iki/KDE/KDEPIM-4.7_upgrade
>
> Many thanks Mick - that's very helpful.
>
> > I expect that sooner or later bitrot will catch up with Kmail-1 and it
> > will
> > stop working. I dread for this happening, but I will not move to Kmail-2
> > until then.
>
>
I posted about it, I
> had already re-synced a couple times. It was the removal of the old and
> broken ebuilds that fixed it but there was a decent lag before it was
> done. Well over a week it seems.
>
> While it is possible to sync and catch the tree at a bad time, this
&g
segfaults (it wouldn't always
> segfault at the exact same point). In those cases, I could often run
> memtest for several passes and not see an error. But, _eventually_
> ramtest would catch it. Run memtest for a few days. Really.
Yeah, I know there's a single bit error out
; do an identical install in a QEMU VM, and distcc into it. But that
> doesn't catch all compiling work.
>
> What I'd like to do is build binaries in a chroot on my desktop,
> assuming a 32-bit uclibc-ng chroot on a 64-bit glibc host is possible.
> Because the cpus are diffe
using the Options in each message.
> >
> > My point exactly.
> > I'll try to log a feature request with KDE upstream this weekend if noone
>
> comes with a working solution before then.
>
> > --
> > Joost
>
> For me the composer does remember the
> and the usual profile thing, run emerge -e world JUST to be safe, then
>> unmerge the old gcc. That's all I usually do here. I have skipped the
>> emerge -e world a time or two.
>>
>> Am I just lucky, not likely as some may know, or does emerge -e world
>>
>> Asterisk server) on my old phone and it works on my private network
> >>> over wifi.
> >>> I'm using standard IAX port 4569 to register, so this port is open on
> >>> my firewall.
> >>>
> >>> But when I catch an open pub
night, I ran an update to catch the latest Adobe Flash security update.
> Along the way, busybox was upgraded from 1.23.0 to 1.23.0-r1. busybox
> 1.23.0 is no longer in the Gentoo tree. I reverted to 1.22.1, rebooted,
> and /dev/snd came up properly as root:audio. I've posted a m
ct that journald can output in
> JSON with uuids for each entry should make it far easier to parse its
> logs with an analysis tool, but I think all those vendors are playing
> catch-up. I suspect they'll support it fairly soon once they see
> everybody using it. From a machine parsing
>
>
I don't have a second system to ssh in with but if I did, that's what
I'd do as well, or try at least. Recently, I only run into trouble when
a tab on Firefox goes memory hungry. Most of the time it grows slowly
and I'm able to catch it. I just close Firefox or ju
r sick. The other thing is, I can't turn the clock
back. I've been exposed to something I can catch now. I need to
remember that when he has the sniffles, treat it as a worst case
scenario until I know it isn't. If you do the wrong thing with a file
system, you will learn about it af
Mick wrote:
> On Sunday 29 Jun 2014 05:44:38 Dale wrote:
>>
>>
>> What if I copied data to the drive until it was just about full. I'm
>> thinking like maybe 90 or 95% or so. If I do that and run the test
>> every few days, would it then catch a error aft
both mount point and device, it shows
>> nothing open. It's weird.
>>
>> When this happened last night, just before I posted, I let the drive sit
>> there while I was doing updates. Later on, I tried to close it again
>> and it closed just fine. I hadn'
# emerge --info
<https://pastebin.com/M54kvhg1>
I spend more time maintaining a language I don't actually use
lately...
Emerge fails becuase python-exec-2.2 doesn't have its expected
Pytnon version. Catch is that it appears that the current
version is 2.4, which seems to be i
decision for C was not a good decision for languages in
general, and the other guys are playing catch-up because nobody noticed.
That's not a dig at anybody, it's just life.
I used to follow this on the LLVM mailing list, but that's now migrated
to discourse, and I think I'm amongst a lot of people who didn't follow
it ...
Cheers,
Wol
e far less than 90 days until I got
back running.
May start moving things around tomorrow. It can do some of the work
while I'm catching catfish bait. They love bream. They fun to catch.
They give a good fight for a small fish.
Dale
:-) :-)
volume of data, I may have to start using tar and friends
before long. Even split up, my backup drives are getting a bit full
with direct copies. Someone else mentioned snapshots but I still need
to research that. I need a month of good health to see if I can catch
up on the things that need doing here. :/
Thanks.
Dale
:-) :-)
us, stand out more or something that would
catch my eye as I scan the list for USE changes. The USE changes stand
out pretty good as they are. I've read where one can change the default
colors as some background colors make the default colors hard to see. I
use a black background so the default
profile
>> > >
>> > > You shouldn't really need to add directories in your PATH manually.
>> >
>> > I agree but ls and mount and friends are in /bin and /bin is not in PATH
>> > and /etc/profile sets this wrong PATH
>> > PATH=/usr/lo
If all the libraries work, then great, but if not then
in this case I had to build a 3.11 python virtual environment and
work in there until the library maintainers catch up.
I suspect in the case of the OP that it's possible that many of
the python libraries possibly aren't part of the base system
but rather things that got loaded over the years and along the way?
but I can't find a howto that shows how to do it.
>
> I'll keep digging but if anyone has a link they have ran up on before
> and would like to share, it would be nice. It seems what I want to do
> is not very common. Thing is, Firefox sometimes goes nuts and when it
&g
t;
> It's still not as useful as KSnapshot's approach of remembering both the
> location and the name, it even showed the name a new screenshot would be
> saved as in the title bar.
Been trying out different options with Spectacle, but I still can't get it to
do anything sane.
If you managed to file a bug report, can you provide the URL to it?
Thanks,
Joost
PS. sorry for the late reply to this, got stuck with work and still trying to
catch up...
>> mcc
> >
> > The first suggestion in a case like this is to run
> > revdep-rebuild. As a matter of fact, it probably wouldn't hurt to
> > run revdep-rebuild after every update.
> >
>
> Yes, I do. Portage occasionally misses a rebuild.
t;
> any idea how to handle this situation?
>
>
>
That is sort of a circular problem. It doesn't want it, then it does.
Thoughts? Could it be that one of the other packages is still using
py2.7 and it needs to be disabled for them as well? I would think
emerge would catch th
dules
> /lib/modules/5.4.80-gentoo-r1/misc/vboxnetflt.ko
> /lib/modules/5.4.80-gentoo-r1/misc/vboxnetadp.ko
> /lib/modules/5.4.80-gentoo-r1/misc/vboxdrv.ko
> /etc/modprobe.d/vboxdrv.conf
> /usr/lib/modules-load.d/virtualbox.conf
>
> And the virtualbox.conf file contains
>
> vboxdrv
> vboxnetflt
> vboxnetadp
>
> No mention of vboxpci.
>
> Does VirtualBox work?
Yes, it works. Gentoo wiki did not get updated, in addition I was copying
configuration from previous kernel that I just installed a month ago or so.
It is hard o catch all the changes during updates.
-- I no longer have a landline -- ,
> but while Horace can access Wifi, his Gentoo doesn't have Wifi installed,
> so there's a Catch-22 : w/o a landline, I can't install WPA etc.
>
> One solution mb simply to copy an upto-date Mint ISO
> into the partition now o
Mark Knecht wrote:
> On Sun, Dec 7, 2008 at 3:29 PM, Dale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> I'm not sure if the -N feature will catch those changes or not. It may
>> even depend on the version of portage you are using too. The newer
>> versions of portage h
gt;
>>cvs -n update 2> /dev/null
>> cvs -n update
>>
>> The stuff on stderr still shows in the ouput either way.
>>
>> Further;
>>cvs -n update 2>er (redirect stder to ./er)
>>
>> Doesn't put anything in ./e
rst emerge.
--skipfirst makes it skip the first package - the one that was interrupted
handy when the emerge fails on a packages that isn't a depency of something
other, you can just skip it then,
very much like a "manual" --keep-going ;)
> This is good info to have.
>
&
ault. So I was going to put it in
> default with a "before *" in depend()
>
> Reading the gentoo handbook chapter B4.d "Writing Init Scripts"
> I find two comments criticizing this approach
>
> 1. "You can also use the "*" glob [argument to be
ugh without stopping.
Naturally there is no way to know what would have happened if I did it
some other way but flameeyes' way worked for me.
Now to go catch up on all the emails I got. X would not start during
the upgrade.
Dale
:-) :-)
is their creation of the "guest-additions"
that allow for trivially easy sharing of files on the host machine with the
guest machine.
The catch is that the virtualbox "guest additions" are custom-built for each
individual guest OS, and I don't know if OS/2 is one of the suppo
ng-term useful,
> was preloading my wm, most of my home directory (primarily all the
> config files), aterm, firefox, a few other common tools I use, and the
> libraries they were using on my system while logging in. All of my
> applications were starting in no time at all. The catch...
le
ebuild /usr/portage/kde-base/kdelibs/kdelibs-4.3.3-r1.ebuild install
ebuild /usr/portage/kde-base/kdelibs/kdelibs-4.3.3-r1.ebuild qmerge
ebuild /usr/portage/kde-base/kdelibs/kdelibs-4.3.3-r1.ebuild clean
Very odd that revdep-rebuild doesn't catch the libphonon linking
errors... :(
-Jam
That's an interesting idea, Phil. Perhaps a livecd that works like
Knoppix, where you can choose to install it to your system?
On 6/2/05, Mark Knecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 6/2/05, Phil Sexton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > On Thu, 2005-06-02 at 18:00, Walter Dnes wrote:
> > > After a
in the air; just not with
--deep and probably not world (as world will likely re-initiate the
conflict). But if there are other things on the list that you want to
update, you can of course do that, and you can of course add any new
apps that might catch your fancy. And some 5-10 minutes o
een for me to see the next day and decide to do it
> > manually.
> >
> > Oh well... It's fixed.
> >
>
> Shouldn't revdep-rebuild solve issues like that? I always run revdep-rebuild
> after updates and I don't recall having any problem with this com
t;broken" on the new synaptic driver, as
every time I scroll up, then lift my finger off, it scrolls down further
than I can scroll up!
Even the acceleration had changed to make it unusable. I've left the
evdev mouse driver as a second mouse to catch all usb mice, and I have
/root/apache2.debug is a binary file... not sure why.
>
> First of all, you should do something like "/etc/init.d/apache2
> restart --debug > /root/apache2.debug 2>&1" to catch both, standard and
> error
> output.
Yes, I agree.
> Still, this won'
echnologies Inc Unknown device 791f
>
> It does not even show up in my favorite hardware index:
> http://sources.gentoo.org/viewcvs.py/hwdata/trunk/pcitable?rev=5
>
I suspect that ATI has integrated an existing VGA core into a new
chipset. sometimes it takes Linux quite awhile to catch u
On 9/12/07, Mark Knecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> This latest emerge pass seems to be working better. I did have to skip
> a couple of packages though. I'll go back and see if I can catch them
> with revdep-rebuild when it hopefully finishes up in the next hour.
>
USE="$USE tk" # Mostly so that python supports fetchmailconf
>
> I'll try explicitly tweaking the yelp USE flags, but it looks to me like
> some weirdness...
>
> ++ kevin
>
I tried that, and it may have gotten me closer to a solution, or closer to
th
tood and set accordingly.
If you face problems, feel free to mail this list or catch me
(bheekling) or Arun (Ford_Prefect) on #gentoo-desktop @ FreeNode or
#dashboard @ GimpNet (depending on whether the question is
gentoo-specific or beagle-specifi ;)
Should things behave as I expect them to
have less problems with that than just doing a -u world.
> >
> > Maybe it is when you do things consistantly that keeps things going
> >well
>
> and are you doing revdep-rebuilt afterwards?
>
> Last time gwenviev and kipi stuff broke, krita broke and some
> other
do fish with their hands, usually very large
catfish too. I saw it on TV and I wish I could catch one of those, even
if I would need a new rod. A fish that size would likely break my rod
unless I was using the deep sea fishing rod. Those fish weigh 30 lbs
and some LOTS more. It's like pu
y suck their thumbs and guess. Some think more than
others before they guess, they should all do some basic tests to catch severe
errors before committing changes and additions, and all of them rely on
unstable users finding other oddities and bugs.
flameeyes gave some hints and clues into how this
the answer is self-evident - it isn't needed. A
> dev would just know that. More likely, he would assume he knows that.
>
> In the general case, they suck their thumbs and guess. Some think more than
> others before they guess, they should all do some basic tests to catch severe
>
to be sure.
I use modules-rebuild -X rebuild to catch all the modules I need to
rebuild as well as a few applications that over the years had problems
with kernel or xorg-server changes. My list of modules& apps now
numbers about 8 and I know virtualbox-modules is part of that list.
None t
ep-rebuild; revdep-rebuild --library
>>>> '/usr/lib64/libpng14.so.14'
>>
>>>
>>> Is there no automated way to catch these? --library expects an
>>> argument; how do I know which libraries to feed it?
>>
>> My question exactly. It'
efficiency is
>>> more relevant, RAID-5 with 4 disks brings you 750GB more usable storage.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> It looks like I'll want to try two different configurations. RAID5 and
>> RAID10. Not for different storage requirements, but I want to see
>> exactly what the performance drop is.
>>
>> I wish lvm striping supported data redundancy. But, then, I wish btrfs
>> was ready...
>>
>
> Just out of curiosity: What happens if you do `lvcreate --mirrors 1
> --stripes 2 ...`? Does it create something similar to a RAID-10 or does
> it simply fail?
Hm. I don't know. Honestly, I didn't know about that functionality.
Perhaps it's time I catch up on the docs again.
--
:wq
f of Intel's SMP solution. Intel's solution ran at lower and lower
> clock rates the more CPUs you added, and their first pass at multicore
> gave each core its own port onto the memory bus, with predictably poor
> results. Intel's had plenty of time to catch up, but with their
It would have been easier to reinstall. But, being a
> >> pigheaded Gentooist, I just had to try!
> >>
> >> What he could do is switch ACCEPT_KEYWORDS then not do much updates for
> >> 6 months and let stable catch up to unstable. Not ideal from a security
> >&g
ORKS! The mouse is fine. I looked at what was
emerged today (~amd64) and don't see anything relevant. Thanks for your
interest.
====
I believe this is the default, but here is 10-evdev.conf
#
# Catch-all evdev loader for udev-based
s. This would
allow the fodder that the good folks on this list catch,
bitch about (um, I mean file bug reports) and fix, to
occur first; then I can complete the package update
cautiously avoiding an "emerge sync".
But when you "emerge sync" if to do the updates immediately,
root -h
dragonfly password
/usr/bin/mysqladmin: connect to server at 'dragonfly' failed
error: 'Lost connection to MySQL server during query'
dragonfly ~ #
I haen't Googled on this as I wanted to catch the error messages for
later and an email is as good a way to
5/5/05, Robert G. Hays <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >
> >>Calvin Spealman wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>>it isn't like the bandwidth is anything at all
> >>>compared to the bloated headers and redundant r
e it, as My laptop is really booting weird
> > > now after upgrading as well. It runs some init scripts twice.
> >
> > Over enthusiastic use of etc-update option 5 ?
> > There was a thread about this a while back, basically the new
> > base-layouts move some of the init
got an empty cron.deny with no cron.allow (and am also using
vixie cron). I'm going to try to debug this with you, so just to
throw a couple of things out there:
1) Are you editing the users crontab directly or are you using
"crontab -e" ? Using the builtin crontab edit wil
sy (!), posts are more likely to stand out, and therefore be read, if they have a more "on-topic" subject line than "hello", or some such. For example, a better one for this thread might be "how to unmask packages?" or even just "amd64?".
In addition, some anti-sp
uestion is whether I'm better
off adding iptables reject/drop rules or "reject routes", e.g...
route add -net 10.0.0.0 netmask 255.0.0.0 metric 1024 reject
(an example from the "route" man page). iptables rules have to be
duplicated coming and going to catch inbound and outbo
mask 255.0.0.0 metric 1024 reject
>
> (an example from the "route" man page). iptables rules have to be
> duplicated coming and going to catch inbound and outbound traffic. A
> reject route only needs to be entered once. This excercise is intended
> to block web adservers
e repo later (see above).
> The problem are files referencing other files. Reading the md-files
> via vim (for example) would imply to grab all references by hand.
> Fortheremore, tne docs are filled with graphics (for example images
> of the fonts, which can be used), which cannot be di
will update the
keys etc and then emerge portage again with the USE flag enabled.
Hopefully after that one time workaround, the keys will be updated and
things will work like they should.
It seems to me that a perfect set of problems popped up at a rather bad
time. It seems some keys expired AND
PAD 501.
Vie google I found cirquecattouchpadguide_revf.pdf which clearifies
the needed geatures.
For scrolling one has to move ONE finger on the right edge of the
pad.
And it scrolls!
BUT unfortunately the scrollevents ALWAYS reach the taskbar and I am
warped through my desktops regardless of
ptop, which would not work with Kmail-2, but this was done
some years ago. In each case I restored my Mail folder from back up and
eventually gave up on Kmail-2.
Have a look here for more details and warnings:
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/KDE/KDEPIM-4.7_upgrade
I expect that sooner or later b
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