a bunch of packages *in* Debian:
http://qa.debian.org/developer.php?login=pkg-multimedia-maintainers%40lists.alioth.debian.org
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released, there is zero chance that another package
will be added. The only chance for ardour to be part of a stable
Debian release is Squeeze, not Lenny.
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License: GPL
?
If I understand the sentence in question correctly then the proposal
really requires me to create all three stanzas... that's insane!
Please tell me I am wrong and I may combine the stanzas in to one.
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There's already a report open on os-prober to make it really read-only
#417407
IIRC Colin Watson already thought in an Ubuntu bug report about
implementing a blacklist for os-prober.
With the namespace issue fixed and a blacklist to avoid mounting
partitions in a virtualization environment,
Hi,
finally (and thanks to Lioc Minier a.o.) the new upstream version 1.0.0
of the libquicktime library has made it into Debian unstable.
The library involves an ABI change relative to its successor 0.9.7 and
had its soname bumped. I already asked all maintainers of rdepending
packages to
The timing is unfortunate, because smilutils is already tied to the
glib1.2 transition and had not yet been built on all architectures.
Hey, at least we waited until after the ffmpeg transition. ;)
@Loic: Opps, sorry for the typo!
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in arch-indep data packages that are also referenced by
big-endian arch packages? While not being perfect, it is convenient
and (most importantly) it actually works -- somehow.
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them and see how it looks. ;)
So -devel, what do you think about this approach?
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to do so, let
alone to be specifically encouraging this behavior with debian/control
fields!
Alright, this speaks clearly against Build-Recommends. However, would
you consider at least Build-Suggests useful enough to support them?
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be satisfied.
5. What else can you imagine/recommend...?
Thank you very much for your suggestions.
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[1] http://mentors.debian.net/debian/pool/main/t/toolame/toolame_02l-7.dsc
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.
To which dist should I upload, stable or stable-proposed-updates?
Which version number should I choose?
Mark Purcell schrieb:
As the current twolame maintainer.
I would be happy with this approach.
Great, thank you very much!
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Cyril Brulebois schrieb:
Yes, you can!
And yes, i did! ;)
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AFAIK, Ubuntu has introduced a new package called ghostscript (as
successor of gs-gpl) which supersedes gs-esp, gs-gpl and gs-afpl and
provides dummy/transitional packages for gs-esp/gs-gpl which depend on
the ghostscript package
Hello Osamu,
thank you very much for your reply!
Osamu Aoki schrieb:
Latest news here.
http://www.mhatta.org/blog/
He is planning and working on its new release :-)
Well, both the blog entry and the packages he was working on are from May.
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Osamu Aoki schrieb:
Well, I see new upload of gs-* ... by Lucas Nussbaum
Yes, a NMU for gs-common that fixes a bug which the original maintainer
has introduced in May. Since then he has not answered to the BTS about
this...
As I see his Japanese blog, he is alive :-)
I only see that
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Thank you very much for your replies to my concern. However I'd like to
comment on some of them until the thread dies acknowledged and forgotten...
Daniel Baumann:
It's not actually dead, but in a kryogenic freeze. [...]
Thanks for your answer. I hope you don't mind if I take over (active)
Sam Morris:
I don't see why users in countries where software is not patentable
should be forced to jump through hoops to get access to multimedia
software. If this repository is not added to the user's sources.list file
by default then there is no advantage in setting up yet another
Jeremy Stanley:
As a sponsoree myself, I'm not entirely certain I understand why
it's any more likely that a sponsoring DD will overlook and upload a
package with the wrong section, than that a DD will upload a
similarly incorrect package he or she directly maintains.
Hm, that's true...
if you allready have both xv and
ghostscript installed.
Yes, I know there's a meta-package for this situation so you might
simply depend on 'ghostview | postscript-viewer'. I hope I made my point
nevertheless. ;)
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if you allready had oo.o installed and
install you g-o otherwise.
Nevertheless I consider this far less obvious than 'g-o | oo.o + oo.o-g'.
Have a nice day, too. ;)
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Dear all,
well, the subject line allready asks the question.
Consider there's a package foo which is built against libbar-dev and
uses pkg-config to obtain the necessary CFLAGS and LIBS for libbar.
Now is it the foo package's or the libbar-dev package's duty to provide
the dependency on
will it be fixed?
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Please do manually run os-prober (as root) on your system and report
the output as a bug against os-prober if it still says Vista.
Did you upgrade from Vista to Windows 7 or was it a clean install?
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There is also webkit-image, which currently only exports to PNG image
format, though.
[0] http://packages.debian.org/source/sid/webkit-image
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There will be a default selected in gnome-session, that can be changed
by user action. Without a session-wide default (any session manager can
set one, of course) a random choice (possibly alphabetical) is used.
It seems the panel to set the preferred applications has been removed
from future
The disappearance of this applet in git master is very concerning, but I
just received mention on IRC (thanks fredp) that the functionality will
be back soon.
I see, it will most probably become part of the System Information tab:
http://live.gnome.org/Design/SystemSettings/SystemInformation
Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist
Owner: Fabian Greffrath fab...@greffrath.com
* Package name: wolf4sdl
Version : 1.6
Upstream Author : Moritz Ripper Kroll http://www.chaos-software.de.vu
* URL : http://www.stud.uni-
karlsruhe.de/~uvaue/chaos/downloads.html (403, please
Am Samstag, den 05.03.2011, 22:39 +0100 schrieb Michael Goetze:
regardless of the license it may be illegal to distribute this in Germany.
I don't think this will be an issue. Installing the wolf4sdl package
won't give you the whole game, only the engine. In order to actually
play the game
Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist
Owner: Fabian Greffrath fab...@greffrath.com
* Package name: cantarell-fonts
Version : 0.0.3
Upstream Author : Dave Crossland d...@lab6.com
* URL : http://abattis.org/cantarell/
* License : SIL OPEN FONT LICENSE Version 1.1 - 26
Unfortunately, upstream has
vanished by the end of last year. I have reviewed the source code together with
Hans de Goede of Fedora fame and he has already uploaded his RPM package, which
includes our common patch set, to RPMFusion. We agreed to keep sharing patches
among each other and even
Am 17.04.2011 12:43, schrieb Reinhard Tartler:
Neil, thank you very much for your insightful summary of the matter. Now
it seems pretty clear that this issue cannot be handled in the libav
package, but needs to be solved at the pkg-config level. I'm therefore
reassigning this bug to pkg-config.
(or the same script with different parameters) from a debian/rules
Makefile depending on the environment variable?
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I tried to build John Bradley's XV 3.10a with Greg's Jumbo Patches of
20070520 and it worked flawlessly. It's not in Debian but one of the
few packages that I personally use that build against libtiff. ;)
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This plugin communicates with the Skype application in the
background to perform its work, so it's necessary to have Skype
installed and running.
If it really needs the non-free skype application to work properly, I
would say it's a clear candidate for contrib.
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Even if it doesn't add much to the discussion, I think the following
is fun to read:
http://webaim.org/blog/user-agent-string-history/
Relax ;)
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the
packaging details which it - strictly speaking - indeed is.
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* Current situation is far from perfect.
* New GDM upstream, as is, is completely broken.
Would it be possible to just stick with GDM 2.20 and maintain it as a
fork (just as you do until now)?
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syntax (or
even implementation) of such configuration files, but it should be
easy to adopt them to the user's individual needs.
I am not an expert and this is just a craze idea, but what do you
think about it?
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Am 15.11.2009 16:15, schrieb Joerg Jaspert:
multiple outstanding and intrusive patches got merged. We also discussed
various outstanding topics, a few of which we can report about already,
a few others where we still have to gather more information. This
process, either asking our lawyers or
, but they contain
names and descriptions for the SNMP OID tree.
a non-technical user won't understand even one word of this package
description. Please do at least tell what the abbreviations stand for.
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Put all the *jar files in the debian/clean file and they will be
removed by the clean rule. You'll need debhelper compat 7 for this,
though.
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webbrowser and on the virtual package alternatively,
e.g. Depends: iceweasel | x-www-browser or even Depends: iceweasel
| abrowser | x-www-browser to also cover the ubuntu case.
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Hi,
it seems that some buildds occasionally have libssl-dev installed in
their chroot. A friend of mine has found out that the netatalk package
depends on libssl0.9.8 [sparc] in sid and [hppa, mipsel] in squeeze.
Other architectures are not affected. For GPL-licensed software like
netatalk this
Package: netatalk
Version: 2.0.5-2
Severity: important
Holger Levsen:
how about the compromise and doing both, except that for (1) we file the bugs
with severity important?
Hi Jonas,
as recently pointed out on debian-devel [1], the netatalk package is
accidently linked against libssl on
/include/openssl
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Hi -devel,
The Mozilla extension packaging team decided to use xul-ext- (instead of
mozilla-, iceweasel-, etc.) as prefix for all Mozilla extensions [1].
This will group the extensions visually. There are currently 18
extensions that use this naming scheme already. Please rename the binary
Am 03.02.2010 07:14, schrieb Mike Hommey:
I'd go for the -browserplugin suffix.
Fine, but what now? Can we already call this a consensus? Shall I file
wishlist bugs against the affected packages? What's the opinion of the
affected packages' maintainers?
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Am 04.02.2010 11:01, schrieb Rene Engelhard:
On Thu, Feb 04, 2010 at 10:13:40AM +0100, Fabian Greffrath wrote:
Am 03.02.2010 07:14, schrieb Mike Hommey:
I'd go for the -browserplugin suffix.
Fine, but what now? Can we already call this a consensus? Shall I file
wishlist bugs against
always
got a i386 version of this package laying around somewhere.
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The preinst code which guaranteed lockstep upgrades of udev and kernel
packages does not work reliably anymore, apparently because apt now
tries to install the kernel and udev packages with different dpkg runs.
We need a new solution which does not require users to manually disable
the check...
Package: general
Severity: important
Dear all, I've found something that is most propbably a bug in Linux's resolv
system, when trying to open a specific page with Epiphany (but any other
browser will fail as well, please try out yourself). To reproduce, please visit
http://www.deviantart.com/
[Resent, because reportbug somehow ate my line breaks, sorry!]
Dear all,
I've found something that is most propbably a bug in Linux's resolv
system, when trying to open a specific page with Epiphany (but any
other browser will fail as well, please try out yourself).
To reproduce, please
reopen 575209
reassign 575209 eglibc
found 575209 2.10.2-6
found 575209 2.11-0exp6
severity 575209 important
retitle 575209 Please resolv domain names with hyphens as border chars
tags 575209 + patch
thanks
Hi Holger et al (please drop -devel out of the list of CCs if you feel
this is getting
Am 25.03.2010 14:15, schrieb Ben Hutchings:
So if Windows accepts it then it must be OK? I don't think we have to
follow that rule. Otherwise you should be demanding support for NMB and
WINS in glibc.
Mac OS X, too, BTW. But that's not what I wanted to say.
I wanted to say that I consider
It seems that we could also read the requested versions of automake and
autoconf from debian/control and export them automatically using:
[...]
Does this sound like a good idea?
IMHO this sounds like a very good idea.
Consequently, dh_autoreconf should become a no-op if autoconf is
missing
Hmm, thanks to bwh for pointing out my mistake, sorry for the noise.
So, what's the matter? Please enlighten us all!
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java-gjc-compat-plugin does not recommend or suggest any browser
In my opinion this should be matched, too.
Thank you!
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Hi!
You might want to check my xv packages at
http://ftp-master.debian-unofficial.org/debian-archive/packages/xv/
They have the so-called 'jumbo patchset' applied and compile well with
gcc-4.0 (not tested with gcc-4.1 yet, but should compile, too).
The packages were compiled before the xorg
Personally, *I* think that still fails the DFSG, as you can't convey
the right to distribute, but what do I know?
Definitely this failes the DFSG. These packages will probably never enter
Debian again, but at least _we_ (at d-u.o) are explicitely _allowed_ to
redistribute them.
Wow...
With Mozilla disregarding H.264, the community needs a full
browser capable of H.264 video playback without the privacy issues of
Chrome.
http://packages.debian.org/sid/epiphany-browser
You may need to install some additional gstreamer plugins, though.
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Am 18.05.2010 18:02, schrieb Ryan Oram:
Epiphany has iffy tabbed browsing support and the Javascript engine is
incomplete (I can't edit posts on many forums for example). It's a
great browser and should be worked on, but we should take as many
avenues as possible.
I don't see what you mean by
Personally I base my splitting on lintian's warning.
The package has a significant amount of architecture-independent data
(over 4MB, or over 2MB and more than 50% of the package) in /usr/share
but is an architecture-dependent package. This is wasteful of mirror
space and bandwidth since it
There must be a good *reason* why Christian still maintains ffmpeg
and mplayer in d-m.o even though same-named packages are also in
Debian.
Maybe he likes the extra work??
Maybe because he activates some 5 more built-in encoders in ffmpeg and
links it against some 5 more libraries like
So, you say, concern myself with patent issues, and Reinhard
says, ignore the patent issues.
No! If feel the need to quote us, please do it at least correctly!
Reinhard did not say to ignore the patent issue. He asked you to
stop throwing oil on the fire, as the whole media patent story has
It would be nice to add an optionnal why field to explain what
features are enabled in package A when installing package B1.
IMHO if the suggests isn't obvious, this should be part of the package
description. Something like this package can also handle postscript
files if ghostscript is
I don't see how you can really have packages maintained by more
than one person. I reckon the always has to be one person
responsible. So I was wondering exactly what extra privileges those
persons would have.
http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-controlfields.html#s-f-Uploaders
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Hi,
since yesterday I get a series of segmentation faults on my system
which makes it impossible to install or upgrade packages or even start
X. The system is inside a virtualbox so I don't think that hardware
errors are the cause. I don't remember having changed anything
fundamental in this
Am 04.08.2010 11:30, schrieb b...@bc-bd.org:
I have seen something similar on my NC10 running testing (native, no
virtualization) after hibernating/resuming it. A reboot fixed that.
Also, that problem fixed itself before I could get a clue on what was causing
it.
Unfortunately, a reboot did
I think you want reportbug here.
Except for the fact that reportbug dies with a segmentation fault. :/
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The segfault in /u/s/debconf/frontend occurs as soon as the command
mx $frontend=make_frontend();
in line 14 is executed. I found this out by cutting off the tail of
this file from line 15 on and running it via 'perl -w'. If I cut off
from line 13 on the
Found a workaround:
In the Name: debconf/frontend section of
/usr/cache/debconf/config.dat I manually changed the Value: Gnome
field to Readline and now I can run apt-get -f install and finally
have my system back in a usable state.
Sorry for the noise,
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Dear Simon et al.,
thank you very much for your answers!
Do you have GLib 2.25.12-1 from experimental, which is known to be crashy
(http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=591075)?
Yes, you are exactly right. I forgot to mention in my first post that
the package mixture on my
So maybe these transient homepages (remember they only show up when
the xulrunner version changes, which won't happen in squeeze
stable/security updates or when running iceweasel for the first
time) should just thank users, and point to some useful links/rss
feeds and be done with it.
On the
the data come from Felix Gaffiot's Latin-French dictionary which was
published in year 1934, so it is now in the public domain.
The scans of Felix Gaffiot's Latin-French dictionary have been made
available by user Zyephyrus at fr.wikisource.org and are part of the
Public Domain.
If the
Dear Georges,
Am 03.09.2010 22:46, schrieb Georges Khaznadar:
You are right, a set of scanned pages is a bold package. So, which would
be the most reasonable thing to do: cancel the upload of felix into
Debian, or upload only the reader, and suggest to get the data from some
other place?
I'd
Dear kernel team and -devel,
Oracle recently announced [1] their own 2.6.32-based Unbreakable
Enterprise Kernel for their RHEL derivative called Oracle Linux. The
announcement promises severe performance improvements compared to the
stock RHEL kernel.
Do you know what patches they applied
I definitely agree that we need to get this change into squeeze and that we need
to be careful to not get into bikeshedding about names.
On the other hand, choosing a group for a purpose like this should imho be done
carefully as changing the name later is hard if not impossible.
Since this
The second behavior means that: when update/reinstall grub or
update/install/reinstall kernel will call update-grub but not call
grub-install.
What if the updated grub is incompatible with the bootloader installed
by a previous version of grub?
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ifupdown 0.7~alpha5 was uploaded to unstable rather than experimental by
mistake. Since version numbers aren't allowed to go backwards, we now
have 0.7~alpha5+really0.6.15 in unstable, but for the purposes of
Don't we have epochs for this? I know they are annoying and should be
avoided, but
how can I teach aptitude to not be sooo incredible stupid?
In the current transition to gnome3 (or it seems) I press
Maybe experimental (where gnome3 currently resides) has the wrong
priority set in /etc/apt/preferences? Mine looks like this and I
regularly upgrade (through apt-get, though)
I have prepared a new package of upstream SVN snapshot r262 that
replaces the non-free MAME OPL2 emulator with a GPL'ed one from
DOSBOX. Furthermore, I got a confirmation email by John Carmack
himself of iD software stating that the original Wolf3d source code
has been relicensed under the
Bernd Zeimetz wrote:
And I believe that NM should not be something gnome should depend on as
there are various other ways to configure your network. Imho it should
Recommend network-manage | wicd-gtk | similar-tools-if-they-exist.
Those packages do not provide the NetworkManager DBus interface
Dear -devel,
is there a reason why we have both a mingw32 and a gcc-mingw32 package
in Debian? Both seem to contain the same, i.e. the GCC from the MinGW
project (please note they dropped the 32 for a while), but the
version in gcc-mingw32 is newer than the one in mingw32.
For the 64-bit
Thanks for your answers!
On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 2:16 PM, Simon McVittie s...@debian.org wrote:
Does mingw[32] have any particular advantages over mingw-w64, I wonder?
Not that I know. mingw-w64's CRT is more complete (it includes LFS,
which mingw32 does not, for instance), includes more
Am 09.11.2011 17:04, schrieb Pau Garcia i Quiles:
Yes, that would be my advice. Unfortunately mingw32 is now too far
behind mingw-w64. The fork has become better than the original
project.
I still love it for the MSYS bundle, though.
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Dear Stephen,
The history has been explained by others. I've been working for a while on
dropping at least gcc-mingw32; see #644769 which tracks the various packages
build-depending on gcc-mingw32 and/or mingw32. There are only three packages
left now; see #623400, #623402 and #623526. Patches
gcc-mingw32 is no longer a build-dependency of any package in Debian
so I'll probably dispose of it with the next gcc-mingw-w64 upload (which
will include a transition package).
That's great news!
I was thinking more along the lines of mingw-w64-win32 and mingw-w64-win64 so
that the API names
gcc-mingw32 is no longer a build-dependency of any package in Debian
so I'll probably dispose of it with the next gcc-mingw-w64 upload (which
will include a transition package).
That's great news!
I was thinking more along the lines of mingw-w64-win32 and mingw-w64-win64 so
that the API names
probably generate more confusion with the similarity to mingw32. I'd vote for
mingw-w64-i686 and mingw-w64-x86_64 in the end, based on the following:
Me too!
How about the following base description:
MinGW-w64 provides a development and runtime environment for 32- and 64-bit
(x86 and
To provide all the binaries in gcc-mingw32 it will have to depend on
{gcc,g++,gfortran}-mingw-w64-i686; its only contents will be the
compatibility symlinks you mention (and the usual /usr/share/doc contents).
It will pull in mingw-w64-i686-dev indirectly, and binutils-mingw-w64-i686
too.
This
anymore,
which itself is linked against libcryptsetup). Please find this issue
fixed in the attached patch.
However, libpam-mount is still missing Build-Depends on libmount-dev and
libblkid-dev.
Cheers,
Fabian
Author: Fabian Greffrath fabian+deb...@greffrath.com
Description: Link pmt-ehd against
Please let's not forget that this is not about systemd: we have not even
started yet the flame war to decide if we should use systemd or upstart.
Well, In find the overall reception of systemd in upstream projects
and the current state of upstart in Debian quite convincing. Even
OpenSUSE who
libav - x264 - libav
AFAICT the x264 frontend uses libav whereas libav uses the libx264 shared
library. So theortically (!) this issue could be solved by two separate
source packages for the x264 frontend and the library.
- Fabian
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By the way, I find it enlightening to realize that gnome only
recommends network-manager-gnome whereas gnome-core depends on it.
That was at gnome 2.30 times...
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Recommends is wrong for metapackages because it gets upgrades very
wrong. This is why it is used very marginally.
Couldn't this get fixed if
Depends: network-manager-gnome (= 0.9.4)
was replaced with
Recommends: network-manager-gnome
Breaks: network-manager-gnome ( 0.9.4)
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Am 17.09.2012 18:54, schrieb Don Armstrong:
7. The Technical Committee overrules the decision of the gnome-core
metapackage maintainers. The dependency from gnome-core to
network-manager-gnome should be downgraded to Recommends.
Maybe the attached patch should also get applied against
Am 13.11.2012 16:45, schrieb Reinhard Tartler:
The problem is upstream and has been identified now. Reverting
upstream commit 468ea9d5b14f92fe61f47f034e67066f65163f5f seems to fix
the issue, albeit a better solution is currently being worked on.
Good to know that you've succeeded to narrow
OK. I maybe can try to add a fontconfig script or something like that.
If you want to keep them in place, a fontconfig script as simple as
?xml version=1.0?
!DOCTYPE fontconfig SYSTEM fonts.dtd
fontconfig
dir/usr/share/javascript/mathjax/fonts/HTML-CSS/TeX/otf/dir
/fontconfig
will be
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