drowning
in bugs and everything seeems grim :-)
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We're working on something along those lines in the games team
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How are you planning on dicing up the binaries?
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. As a non-DD with no fixed sponsor, It can
often take me 2 months to get a package sponsored, let alone prepared.
(on that note, I've just stuck an RFP up on -mentors[1] for a nice pidgin
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. Splitting these out from the rails package seems like
the smarter way to go.
As a complete third-party, I'd be mildly interested in having
activerecord as a separate package from rails in it's entirety.
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Work-in-progress packages are available from
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are in the skippy package, and see which are applicable
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by archive sizes :-(
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the way people format the file, such as requiring un-munged email
addresses (or even worse, formally specifying the munging method,
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software. So far we haven't discussed munging
addresses beyond human recognition, just sufficiently to impede work on
machine-parsing the copyright file (which I have otherwise heard nothing
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Please do not hijack this thread to discuss (or fail to discuss) RFCs in
particular when the topic is the kernel.
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linked version into the archive sounds
like the correct solution.
and there's precedent with the netscape communicator packages from the
pre-mozilla days. These were statically linked against several things
afaik, motif iirc.
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these issues involves an average-to-expert
degree of packaging expertise. I'd advise starting with a
simpler program and looking at opera again when you have a
bit more experience.
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patches for, just that they are low on his personal TODO
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dislike the way that the debian menu is a sub-menu
shoe-horned into the gnome and KDE menus. I'd like whatever eventual
solution we come up with to present one root node.
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got my timeframes wrong, there were a few
successful attempts too. What's objectionable about people
trying to find security flaws in your software, apart from
their motivation for doing so?
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it, via a dependency chain with GTK 1.x or something
similar, I don't have a great deal of sympathy.
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I'm just forwarding this ITP to the debian games team list,
as it should be of interest to us :-) :
On Tue, Jul 10, 2007 at 12:04:39AM +0200, Gürkan Sengün wrote:
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consideration, not
system-level.
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but haven't had time to
run moinmoin output through docbook processor nor setup
this other wiki to play yet... I might try again tonight.
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debian-user would be the appropriate list in this case.
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is a great idea.
Unfortunately I think we need to be very clear about the
licence under which w.d.o material falls.
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would distract you from?
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explaining to us how bad we suck,
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Even if you do think it's a crazy idea you should not be
angered or offended by the suggestion and debate of such an
idea. That's what an open operating system should
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not make sense to file an RFH bug to that effect?
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. It's a suite of
tools for managing debian packages in SVN. It mimicks
dpkg-buildpackage (which you might also want to look at,
come to think of it) but ignores .svn directories.
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Can I reverse the question and ask why *not* a separate binary package?
Is it just to the additional difficulty with initial packaging?
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filtering them.
Besides, most Web/Unix sysadmins I know use windows on
their desktops anyway.
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every luck in purging
it from existence.
There are non-KDE and non-GNOME users to cater for. A
unified menu scheme across all menu-carrying applications
(and not the lip-service which is paid to it atm with the
Debian sub-menus in KDE and GNOME) is a worthy goal.
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prboom - clone of the legendary first person shooter Doom
Closes: 404826
Changes:
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.
* Remove ID-copyright material from prboom.wad
Closes: #404826
Files:
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the shell re-implement netcat to be a violation
of do one thing and do it well. I've never came across a
script on debian or elsewhere that required this
functionality enabled. Indeed I'm horrified to find this
feature enabled on RHEL boxes.
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On Fri, Nov 24, 2006 at 08:25:27AM -0600, Ron Johnson wrote:
On 11/24/06 06:06, Jon Dowland wrote:
I think that having the shell re-implement netcat to be
a violation of do one thing and do it well.
Hmmm. A large, complicated shell like bash broke that
stricture long ago, no?
Absolutely
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they indicated if they are planning on fixing this?
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On Thu, Oct 26, 2006 at 01:48:45PM +0200, Goswin von
Brederlow wrote:
As to your real problem. I was playing around with
building dummy packages (src-pkg) on the fly from the
Sources file that depends on all Build-Depends.
Me too!
The idea was that you would 'aptitude install src-foo' to
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sean finney wrote:
funny, i'd have said the ultimate solution was finding a way to make the
users learn about looking at README.Debian :)
I think users can be forgiven not reading every README.Debian in
packages which are installed by default.
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be made so! But Marga is not obliged to have done
so from the start.
Indeed, highlighting the ease with which someone can public something on
the wiki vs. the traditional method seems like a positive step towards
improving documentation, by highlighting current defects.
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so from the start.
Indeed, highlighting the ease with which someone can public something on
the wiki vs. the traditional method seems like a positive step towards
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but the first you
may not.
Secondly, the question may be cached. Try running dpkg-reconfigure your
package name. You can add a -p argument to dpkg-reconfigure to force
your debconf priority (eg. -p high to see only high questions). Default
is 'low'.
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appropriate than the one that was received in the BTS. Insulting the
reporter achieves nothing.
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Then perhaps that's a suitably trivial program to bundle with menu, and
perhaps extend the menu spec so that you can specify This is an X
program but I want console output displayed and preserved on termination?
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Sylvain Beucler wrote:
Or to put it the other way, why isn't the developer's reference a wiki? :)
I think it's more likely to evolve that way.
Just as a side note, I am very interested in the possibilities of wiki
software being used to collaboratively develop more structure
documentation
the suggestion to support this sort-of task within the menu
system itself? Eg. by perhaps adding a different argument to the menu
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Jonas Meurer wrote:
I don't use any acceleration at all. I run the mga matrox Xserver, which
doesn't support any kind of 3d acceleration. (my graphics controller is
a Matrox MGA G400)
At this point it would be useful to see your Xorg.conf (but not to the
list, perhaps better to the bug)
at the tasksel choices and interpret that as
if you had installed it yourself via aptitude (that is, mark
any dependencies as automatically installed).
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will stop
it working.
Personally I think the DS team have enough work making sure
security updates are a smooth process for packages *in the
OS*: being expected to test random-external-package-x on top
of that is asking too much.
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meaning that it shall be frozen [2] and that redevelopment
will have to target etch+1.
[1] http://www.gnome.org/projects/NetworkManager/
[2] (Or already is? it was to be Next week as of Aug 8
according to the last release update to d-d-a)
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other are doing, as some common packaging functionality
might be possible.
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HEAD http://alcopop.org -- 302 Moved Temporarily
HEAD http://alcopop.org/log/ -- 200 OK
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as it can create makefiles for MS compilers (I know, its
not important to this list and also not to me, but it
seems to be important for Joerg).
I'd consider that points /against/ it's favour.
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rationale of the decision and then take it up with the
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At 1154609291 past the epoch, Shot (Piotr Szotkowski) wrote:
snip procmail solution
I use something similar, but I generate procmailrc and
muttrc snippets from a master file of mailing lists using m4
and some scripts.
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reckon, and that skillset is
going to be more useful and applicable in other contexts as
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Tools/Utilities/Accessories...
Could you give an example of what would belong there?
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at the Department of Physics at ETH
Zurich.)
One reason: wdm (really wings) has no keyboard-shortcut
support. You are forced to use a mouse to operate it.
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, which I don't think is a good idea:
http://popcon.debian.org/main/editors/by_inst
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At 1148048910 past the epoch, Jon Dowland wrote:
Interesting idea, but by my reckoning that would make ed the default
editor for most people, which I don't think is a good idea:
http://popcon.debian.org/main/editors/by_inst
Eek. Of course if you go by vote, then vim or nvi trump ed
At 1148053588 past the epoch, Wouter Verhelst wrote:
That's not an issue. First, ed doesn't install an alternatives for
editor.
Ah. Of course :)
Sheepish,
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be less inclined to rename the binary, the orig.tar.gz,
the documentation, etc., unless (given this explanation) you
still suggest it necessary.
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pointing it out. I shall contact the packager to determine
whether he has any ambition for glbsp to enter main.
Yours,
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I must
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and archives.
Secondly, your computer's date appears to be inaccurate:
Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2006 05:24:27 +0430
If it were the 29th I would have been paid this month :)
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, if it is referred to
predominantly as Ham Radio in one locale and Amateur
Radio in another, could we not accommodate both?
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I have a similar problem with setting $EDITOR to something like
vim -gf: some programs pass this through to the shell, others look for
a binary named 'vim -gf' in $PATH.
Which is the correct behaviour and where is that defined, if at all?
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At 1144928811 past the epoch, Eduard Bloch wrote:
As said, Gnome bloat. Use gqview or pornview.
The latter has been orphaned[1].
[1] http://bugs.debian.org/316934
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for the window manager you go
with, that way someone could mark your package, then change
the window manager if they were so inclined. (Using Depends
would mean changing the window manager could potentially
remove the conflicting light-desktop package and all it's
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that Ham Radio is not too descriptive for those
outside the circle (myself included). However it is
consistent with the terminology in the Linux kernel's
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At 1144653527 past the epoch, Steve Greenland wrote:
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I agree that Ham Radio is not too descriptive for
those outside the circle (myself included). However it
is consistent with the terminology in the Linux kernel's
config
it is: so you have two options when facing such code
a) use an editor which lets you customize the tab-stop
b) use a tool such as bcpp to reformat the source
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Ah, fortunately, the FreeBSD gnome maintainers believe in
documentation, so I found the answer there.
For those of merely following the thread, rather than using
bleeding-edge GNOME, could you share the secret?
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* Package name: chocolate-doom
Version : 0.1.3
Upstream Author : Simon Howard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* URL : http://www.chocolate-doom.org/
* License : GPL
Description : Doom engine closely
was: a simple meta-package with the correct dependencies
was all that was missing.
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, however if the key was
rotated that infrequently, the systems that perform the operation will
have succumbed to a lot of bit-rot between invocations and the people
doing it will be out of practise.
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at the source, I think that is exactly what it does, although
I've only had a cursory glance.
I did notice also that it's vulnerable to a symlink attach, suggest
shelling out to mktemp at line #127 in your debian diff.gz.
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as a rule, and I think on it's own it
is a good idea, as I often forget to make sure I'm in an unstable system
when building packages.
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On Fri, Nov 04, 2005 at 01:00:48PM +0100, Klaus Ethgen wrote:
With tempdir in users home all applications like for example gpg write
temporary files to this location which ends up unencrypted on a disk
...alongside the private keys in ~/.gnupg?
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is the advantage of
closing-and-adjusting-submitter vs. just merging the bugs anyway?
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