Wichert Akkerman wrote:
I was poking around the bitchx sources to see if I could make a new
package since the current one is somewhat (lightly put) outdated.
After some studying I discovered that there are many things not present
in the bitchx sources, but that are common to all irc clients.
Speaking of which, will we be seeing the new ircII 4.4 anytime soon?
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Karl M. Hegbloom wrote:
It occurs to me that the menu files ought to have fields for:
Xresources to get `xrdb -merge'd when the program is launched. (lazy eval)
(and removed perhaps, on the delete window hook? Does the X server gc?)
Sounds hard to do.
Menu font, color, icon, a
joost witteveen wrote:
I'll give my opinion here, but I'm running very low on time at the moment.
So, I'll probably not participate in much of this discussion untill
(well?) after 1998/1/7. Joey Hess also has a great feel for these things, and
I will gratefully adopt any desicion he makes
Joey Hess wrote:
joost witteveen wrote:
I'll give my opinion here, but I'm running very low on time at the moment.
So, I'll probably not participate in much of this discussion untill
(well?) after 1998/1/7. Joey Hess also has a great feel for these things,
and
I will gratefully adopt
I really don't know if this is the right place to go for help, but I
can't seem to find anyone who has had this experience before. I'm
somewhat new to linux, and I'm installing debian linux 2.0 on a 486 Fast
Data computer. I have made all the needed disks by rawriting (in DOS)
the files from the
Hello
I´ve read under the Suse-site that there exists modified
x-servers.
how can i install this clear in my debian system?
is there any package on your site?(i didn´t found any)
when will be the next release with support of the AT3D chipset
produced by Alliance Semiconductor?
thanks for your
Am 24.12.97 schrieb joey # kitenet.net ...
Moin Joey!
JH Id released doom's source code today, so I will be able to make a current
JH x11 elf build of doom. Due to copyright, it will go in non-free. I will
JH probably pattern it after the quake packages, with a seperate package for
JH levels
I don't know if this is a bug with procmail(3.10.7-1.5), exim (1.81-1), or
me, so I thought I would ask. I recently switched to exim from smail on my
hamm (currently as up to date as possible) which unfortunately bounced all
of my mail. It seems that exim doesn't like the mail filter pipe used by
I installed the slib-2c0, and applied the patch to ice-9/slib.scm,
and made a symlink:
total 7
drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 1024 Nov 12 08:23 1.2
drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 1024 Nov 27 12:51 app
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 14 Dec 25 20:17 slib - /usr/lib/slib/
I expect a new python release, 1.5, in the next few days (a public 1.5b2
is out and will be the last beta). Since the current python packages are
still libc5 and Klee Dienes as maintainer seems to be quite busy
otherwise, I wonder if a non-maintainer libc6 release of python 1.5 is
An application of mine is written using Tcl/tk and a number of C
routines which
are compiled into Tcl and, hence, requires that Tcl and Tk be compilable
on a
platform on which I intend to run it. The program has always worked
well on
RedHat linux and Windows NT. Code compiled under the last
I'm willing to take over maintenance of python in order to get python
1.5 into the Debian 2.0 release.
I have a libc6 version of python 1.4 at home that fixes several of the
bugs and brings it up to date with current policy. I have it
installed now and have so far not had any problems. (My code
Rob Browning [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In my experience, the warnings have come from dangling symlink in the
lib directories. I'm not sure how they get there.
The dangling symlink could either be from a package which doesn't
include the symlink that ldconfig would create, or because the
Sorry to waste bandwidth, but I thought I should repost this as I forgot
to change the subject line. Cheers.
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Gregor Hoffleit [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Now I have no idea about guile and scm and slib: Should I file a bug
against guile that it should apply Marius' recent patch to
ice-9/slib.scm
I have already done that, no need to worry.
and furthermore that it should use slib when
installed ? Or
I don't know if this is a bug with procmail(3.10.7-1.5), exim (1.81-1), or
me, so I thought I would ask. I recently switched to exim from smail on my
hamm (currently as up to date as possible) which unfortunately bounced all
of my mail. It seems that exim doesn't like the mail filter pipe
Dirk Eddelbuettel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
libmime-base64-perl is a new package. I sent email to its maintainer about
how and why it is bigger/better/a possible replacement for mine, but I have
yet to hear from him. Michael ?
Sorry, been away for a week.
libmime-base64-perl implements a
Christian Schwarz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On 17 Dec 1997, James Troup wrote:
[snip]
If the binary changes, the version number should change.
Completely agreed. Everything else will only result in a big mess.
I'll check our how I can make policy more clearly on this point and
include
Marco Budde wrote:
Great, but then we need a new non-german section :). You're not allowed to
give doom and quake (!) to children younger than 18 years.
Good grief. Well, it's already in non-free, I guess that's good enough
(since stuff in non-free cannot be safely distributed unless you
On Sat, 27 Dec 1997, Ted Holden wrote:
with xxgdb, but I can't even get Tk 80p2 to configure and make under
Debian.
Why bother? There are debian packages of tcl 8.0 and tk 8.0 at
ftp.debian.org, or you can search for them at
http://www.debian.org/packages.html
It means you'll have to
Hmm, I should have mentioned that I use secure-su not GNU su. Could it
be you use GNU's version?
Then I guess it's a bug in secure-su.
Michael
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Quoting Meskes, Michael ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Hmm, I should have mentioned that I use secure-su not GNU su. Could it
be you use GNU's version?
Then I guess it's a bug in secure-su.
Take a look at bug report 14551 for the maintainer's view on this.
Personally, I liked the idea of secure-su but
I need a volunteer who uses amd to test updatedb. I need to determine
the file system needed to have updatedb prune all automounted file
systems. Does the current value of PRUNEFS set in /etc/find.conf
cause updatedb to avoid amd files?
To test, run updatedb by running /etc/cron.daily/find
[ Sorry for the exploding cc: list - this is a Debian packaging issue,
so please limit the follow-ups to debian-devel. ]
Mark Galassi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jim Perhaps I should declare a dependency on the slib package,
Absolutely not! It would be a great loss if Guile were
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