Shaochun Wang a écrit :
After such a long time, nothing happened to the beagle ebuild. How to
change this situation? Is the original maintainer is still active now?
BTW, besides the beagle bump request in the bugzilla of Gentoo, is there
any way to let us normal users get beagle up to date?
Cr
joshua jackson a écrit :
2) We need mentors, so far confirmed I have: Diego and Saleem
What kind of work is involved there? I wouldn't mind being a mentor but
I'd like to know a bit more about what's expected from a "good" mentor.
Thanks,
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William L. Thomson Jr. a écrit :
Please excuse my ignorance if this is a naive comment or has been
brought up before. With all the non amd processors now with 64bit
support. amd64 as a keyword seems a bit odd and off maybe.
I think we'd already discussed this a while back, and decided not to
c
Oleg Puchinin a écrit :
Day kind!
I recently have started to use Gentoo, and I had one question.
What for to charge developers of a problem of check of packages?
Why to not make public system of ratings? For example voting
We already have such a implicit rating system :) It's called bugzilla.
urden to the PM - instead of adding yet another eclass (which
we wouldn't be able to remove :p)
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Petteri Räty a écrit :
What do you think about adding support to base.eclass for running
eautoreconf?
*puts on Gnome hat*
In most of the ebuilds where we need to run eautoreconf, we usually
apply patches. I can't remember of an ebuild where we just run
eautoreconf on its own.
In the end, t
Vlastimil Babka a écrit :
How about just some elog "If you use make install, emerge --noreplace
debianutils" in the kernel's postinst or something.
Bellow is my contribution to this thread :)
Cheers,
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Caleb Tennis a écrit :
Any objections to this potential move, or comments on a better category name?
No objections. Just wondering about tools like gitweb, will they stay in
web-apps?
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Ryan Hill a écrit :
Remi (or rane.. or some other r- dev ;]) was asking a couple days ago
how to
write a package.mask entry for removals so the script picks it up.
Actually
there is no script (just me), and there's no real rules. but I thought I'd
mention a couple things that would make life
Mike Frysinger a écrit :
do people consider these things critical ? i dont know the last time i
personally needed/wanted any of these ...
I for one didn't even know what tools it provided ... let alone what I
might use them for.
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Zac Medico a écrit :
Robin H. Johnson wrote:
Related to the top level of the tree, can we get a release of repoman
that detects if a checkout is a subset only (eg no top level), for folk
that have subtree checkouts only? (Probably look for skel.*/profile
items two levels up).
I think we should
Robin H. Johnson a écrit :
Related to the top level of the tree, can we get a release of repoman
that detects if a checkout is a subset only (eg no top level), for folk
that have subtree checkouts only? (Probably look for skel.*/profile
items two levels up).
If repoman needs to check the existe
Jorge Manuel B. S. Vicetto a écrit :
Christian Faulhammer wrote:
| Hi,
|
| Ryan Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
|> Daniel Ostrow wrote:
|>> As I am no longer an ebuild dev (real life job got in the way) I
|>> have a whole slew of hardware that I'm willing to ship to any
|>> gentoo dev for the cost of s
Heh, the EU Conspiracy is growing again!
Anyhow, Welcome Ingmar :)
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Robin H. Johnson a écrit :
Ok, so per the one discussion in #-dev this evening, I'm looking for
questions to put on a new user survey.
[snip]
Your survey summed up pretty well all the questions we came up with this
morning. Thanks for putting it all in ink :)
Cheers,
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Gnome Herd (although my commit rate is kinda low these days)
Luca Barbato a écrit :
Are we fine?
Mostly, Gnome packages these days tend to be more stable, pushing the
complexity (and breakages) lower down into the stack (HAL, PolicyKit)
The rest of team is steadily adding Gnome 2.20.3 packa
Petteri Räty a écrit :
I wouldn't say ssh is any more important than a dhcp client.
+1 from me.
With a quick glance at portage, I found at least those ssh implementations :
- openssh
- ssh
- ossh
- dropbear
- ... (probably a few more whose name I couldn't find)
This might even be worth
Pierre-Yves Rofes a écrit :
> On Tue, January 8, 2008 1:29 pm, Denis Dupeyron wrote:
>> So please give a warm welcome to Jean-Noël as a new Gentoo developer.
>>
>
> Yay for the french conspiracy growing yet again :)
We'll have to have another conspiracy beer-meeting then ;)
> Welcome to you Jean
Jan Kundrát a écrit :
> Roy Marples wrote:
>> I understand that metadata in a file name is pure and simple hackery
>> that has no place here and the GLEP is a flimsy attempt to justify it.
>
> Do you count "version" as metadata?
I'll bite :)
Version numbers aren't metadata because they uniquely
Ciaran McCreesh a écrit :
> Developers have to know about EAPIs. It's part of knowing how to write
> ebuilds. There's no way around that -- if you're writing ebuilds, you
> have to know what you are and aren't allowed to do in those ebuilds.
Then please try to keep things simple :)
The majority o
Luca Barbato a écrit :
> Wulf C. Krueger wrote:
>> a> "So we can make use of this feature in about a year?"
>> b> "Yeah."
>>
>> Are we Debian now? A new feature gets implemented (obviously because we
>> *need* it) and we can make use of it in a *year*?
>
> What do we need so desperately?
>
>>> So
Donnie Berkholz wrote:
> i810 (a.k.a. Intel)
I can help with this one.
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Alec Warner wrote:
> On 11/27/07, Donnie Berkholz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> How the recent changes happened to allow USE flag descriptions in
>> metadata.xml (which I'm not taking any position on now) gave me an idea.
>> The Linux kernel requires that any needed documentation accompany all
>> c
Donnie Berkholz wrote:
> I'd like to talk in more detail about this with someone, but nobody on
> #gentoo-guis seemed to know why PackageKit wouldn't work for the simple
> (no USE flag changes) case. Should I try the -guis mailing list instead?
Looking at the current feature set of PackageKit, t
Ciaran McCreesh a écrit :
On Fri, 9 Nov 2007 00:13:39 -0800
Donnie Berkholz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
PDEPEND="
ppds? ( || (
(
net-print/foomatic-filters-ppds
net-print/foomatic-db-ppds
)
net
Marijn Schouten (hkBst) wrote:
> Donnie Berkholz wrote:
>> If you moved the filter-ldflags() call up to pkg_setup(), you could drop
>> src_compile() altogether to clean up the ebuild a little.
>
> Wouldn't that make binary packages cry?
In theory, autotools scripts allow users to set env variabl
Roy Marples a écrit :
Begs the question why does HAL use libpci in the first place.
2 reasons (that I know of) :
1) to make things pretty in lshal
2) to make writing FDI files somewhat less cryptic
http://gitweb.freedesktop.org/?p=hal.git;a=blob;f=hald/linux/device.c#l1554
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Pierre-Yves Rofes wrote:
> How about you set an example and do one for yourself first? :)
I'm actually planning on finding a good picture for this round, so yeah,
I'll be getting a hackergotchi as well ;)
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Hi everyone,
Just like last time, I'll repeat the offer : if anyone wants a really
cool hackergotchi, please send your pictures my way :)
Three cheers for a friendlier Planet Gentoo.
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Denis Dupeyron wrote:
> It's my unusual pleasure to introduce Marion Agé who will go among us
> under the nickname of titefleur, which can be literally translated
> into "lil' flower". Aint that charming ?
>
> Marion will be the new translator follow-up for French. Her experience
> is mainly in we
Hanno Böck a écrit :
Hi,
I'm currently working on ebuilds for openvas (free successor of nessus). Now
something nags me, I get a QA warning I'm not able to fix:
net-analyzer:openvas-libraries-1.0.0:20071013-001835.log- * hg_dns_axfr.c:85:
warning: implicit declaration of function '_getshort'
Alistair Bush wrote:
> While you guys are on this subject, I thought I would put in the
> experience I just had.
>
> http://sources.gentoo.org/viewcvs.py/gentoo-x86/dev-java/java-config/java-config-2.1.2.ebuild?rev=1.1&view=markup
>
> As you will note in the ebuild above I inherit distutils and t
Ryan Hill wrote:
> Why not just leave the path off altogether then? That should default to
> ${ROOT}/usr/$(get_libdir)/python[0-9].[0-9]* IIRC.
We (gnome herd, possibly others) still need to append
/site-packages/gtk-2.0 to that path for most of our operations. So if we
could write :
python_mod_
Donnie Berkholz wrote:
> python_mod_optimize() {
> local myroot
> # strip trailing slash
> myroot="${ROOT%/}"
>
> ...
>
> ebegin "Byte compiling python modules for python-${PYVER} .."
> python${PYVER} ${myroot}/usr/$(get_libdir)/python${PYVER}/compileall.py
> ${c$
>
Donnie Berkholz wrote:
> I think the python_mod_ functions take care of running python_version()
> ... also have you noticed that you're optimizing in postrm instead of
> cleaning up?
I just copied the ebuild from our overlay to portage. I think this
ebuild is quite similar to other gnome/pytho
Ryan Hill wrote:
> here's a crappy little script to automate it.
This is really cool. /me had somehow missed the lesson on /etc/portage/env
Cheers :)
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Ravi Pinjala a écrit :
I, for one, would like to be able to control whether or not to run tests
that take a huge amount of time to run. Some test suites are
ridiculously comprehensive, and if we could have an option to disable
only those, or even run a reduced test suite, that'd be pretty neat.
Andrew Gaffney a écrit :
But is he older than nerdboy? Do we have competition for the Crotchety
Old Man title? Are we going to hear lots of stories that start with
"when I was your age"?
20 miles to school, barefooted, uphill both ways? Sounds familiar ;)
Welcome Mike!
+1 on that. Cheers f
Ryan Hill wrote:
> SLOT depends are something we could really use right now. What kind of
> time frame are you thinking of?
+1 from the Gnome Herd, we could definitely use them as well (glib, gtk,
gtkhtml, gtksourceview, ... are all slotted)
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Rémi Cardona wrote:
> Gnome Herd is about to add a fifth package (gedit-2.20.0) that will use
> the "xattr" useflag. Are there any objections to making it a global useflag?
Done :
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~ $ euse -i xattr
global use flags (
Mike Frysinger wrote:
> On Wednesday 26 September 2007, Donnie Berkholz wrote:
>> sed -ne "${lineno}p" ${filename}
>>
>> Anyone got something better?
>
> that sed will probably work about half the time since it'll only work on one
> liners ...
Print one or two lines before and after ${lineno} and
Peter Volkov wrote:
> В Пнд, 24/09/2007 в 12:56 -0700, Donnie Berkholz пишет:
>>> if use ppc ; then
>>> sed -i -e 's:-Werror::g' src/Makefile
>>> fi
>> We should never leave -Werror in -- make this unconditional.
>
> "never" is too strong: for example, wireshark's upstream tol
Denis Dupeyron wrote:
> It's my pleasure to introduce Timo Gurr (tgurr) who will join us as a
> new developer. He will work primarily on KDE and printing.
Good luck with those two ;)
> Timo lives in Neckarsulm, Germany, and works as an IT technician in a
> local city administration near his home.
Robin H. Johnson wrote:
> Additions:
[snip]
> media-sound/jokosher 2007-09-17 16:19:02 drac
Samuli,
You'll be getting an extra tester real soon! Thanks for adding this :D
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Matti Bickel wrote:
> I totally agree with Donnie here. Please keep up the work, everybody
> should be encouraged to fix these (trivial) problems. I sincerly hope
> that these message will not have to continue for long. But as long as
> they do, they serve as a big reminder in your inbox of what is
$ euse -i xattr
global use flags (searching: xattr)
no matching entries found
local use flags (searching: xattr)
[-] xattr (app-arch/libarchive):
if you want extended attri
Maybe some of those groups could be merged (cdrom, cdrw) or dropped
(tape maybe?)
Having usb devices as root:root 644 is going to be a PITA if we don't
have something like a sane pam_console (one that doesn't change all /dev
nodes whenever someone logs in over ssh, like the one we used to have
did
Tiziano Müller wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> Thanks to an increased number of people who helped with testing and fixing
> within the last two months, we were able to finally unmask python 2.5 today.
Looking at the next Gnome (2.20) is there any chance we could coordinate
stabling of both sets of pac
Donnie Berkholz wrote:
> On 00:18 Wed 22 Aug , Olivier Crête wrote:
>> Can't we just install xcb alongside regular Xlib ? If we can't, I would
>> favor making xcb the default. Its significantly better than the old
>> Xlib.
>
> You could try it, but you might get inconsistent results when runni
Ciaran McCreesh wrote:
> On Tue, 07 Aug 2007 09:14:17 -0400
> Richard Freeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> If the patches are conditional then nobody else is affected anyway.
>
> And that's the issue -- this claim is incorrect. With conditional
> patching everyone is affected. A common example us
Ned Ludd a écrit :
I was alluding to more of it being a resource pig.. Which it is
of course.
Could it be done like mailman's Digest mail? With one mail every half
hour (or 15 minutes, whatever) instead of every single commit? Wouldn't
that help both load and storage on woodpecker?
We also
Chris Gianelloni wrote:
> On Thu, 2007-08-02 at 11:27 +0200, Martin Schwier wrote:
>> +startup-notification
Actually, rereading that list, I wouldn't mind adding this one. Gnome
and a couple of core Gnome apps hard-depend on it, as I am must sure
must be the case in KDE.
Samuli also told me that
Martin Schwier wrote:
> To come to the bug, I'll comment Jakub Moc's last comment:
>
>> As said above - bloating default profiles even more goes to gentoo-dev
>> mailing
>> list, so that people could comment. I for one am already annoyed enough by
>> the
>> nonsense being added there, such as US
Christian Heim a écrit :
It's my pleasure to (re)-introduce to you Dimitry Brad (also known as diox on
IRC), our latest addition joining the x86 arch monkeys.
Dimitry has been a Gentoo Developer for quite some time (it has been nearly a
year now), and he finally sent in his ebuild quiz and thu
Pierre-Yves Rofes a écrit :
@Remi: Yeah, the french conspiracy strikes again :D
btw, I hope we'll have an opportunity to meet all the frenchies near Paris
around some beers one of these days :)
Absolutely ! :)
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Denis Dupeyron a écrit :
About the nscd issue we discussed on irc on friday (i.e. daemon not
playing nice with parallel startup), your patch worked. It stayed on
my work laptop, though, so I can't file a bug right now. But I'll do
so monday morning.
I'll add mine about the dhcdbd patch you gave
Petteri Räty wrote:
> Py originates from Paris, France,
The French conspiracy is growing again :)
Bienvenue à toi :)
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joshua jackson a écrit :
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Rémi Cardona wrote:
Hi everyone,
[snip]
Rémi
Does that mean that my tophat = funky picture of myself? if you have
no clue which I'm talking about..
http://planet.gentoo.org/images/tsunam.png
isn't that h
Hi everyone,
As an avid Planet reader, I'd like to call all fellow devs aggregated on
planet.gentoo.org to provide real and friendly pictures in Hackergotchi
style.
Reading Planet Gnome everyday as well, I really like what they have done
with their hackergotchis and it makes the whole Planet much
Tiziano Müller wrote:
> Sorry for the "atomic" posts, I should rather first think before hitting
> the send button :-\
>
> The problem with the proposed einput.eclass is that the user has to use
> the commandline for that, which is fine for a lot of people.
>
> At the moment I'd rather like to se
Steve Long wrote:
> Hi,
> A link on bugzilla somehow led me (isn't the web wonderful ;) to this:
> http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.linux.gentoo.devel/40596
> which appears (to a user) like a really good idea. There is a version still
> at: http://jawed.name/dev/gentoo/einput.eclass
>
> A search
Alon Bar-Lev wrote:
> i915, even if splash gets working X does not.
> A lot of issues there.
intelfb is terribly broken : it explicitly doesn't work on laptop LCD
displays, it doesn't support all the funky resolutions DVI or VGA
displays have nowadays. Basically, it's nearly useless.
Try using ve
For the sake of adding something interesting :
The gnome herd has unmasked Gnome 2.18 for all arches except arm, alpha
and fbsd.
Mart (leio) has updated the current stable Gnome to 2.16.3 which should
be available on all supported stable arches.
Either way, enjoy.
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Thilo Bangert wrote:
[great stuff here]
Thanks for your useful work Thilo :)
/me tips hat
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Robin H. Johnson wrote:
> Removals:
> media-fonts/liberation-fonts-ttf 2007-06-04 18:17:12 je_fro
> media-fonts/liberation-fonts-ttf 2007-06-05 01:31:21 je_fro
>
> Additions:
> media-fonts/liberation-fonts-ttf 2007-06-04 20:34:59 je_fro
> media-fonts/liberation-fonts-ttf
Christian Heim wrote:
> It's my pleasure to introduce to you Gilles Dartiguelongue (also known as
> EvaSDK on IRC), our latest addition joining the GNOME herd.
>
> Gilles is joining us from Rueil-Malmaison, France (yes, the french conspiracy
> is growing again),
Yes! We cheese-eating surrender-
Chris Gianelloni wrote:
> It's simple. You mask expat-2.0.0 on all the current profiles, we mark
> it stable in the snapshot and don't have it masked in the 2007.1
> profile. When we release (actually right before), we mark the package
> stable in the tree. We document the expat upgrade as part
Rumen Yotov wrote:
> Hi,
> Might i sugest making an doc "expat-upgrade" and posting it in Docs (or
> some dev's space).
> This only for those who can't wait and want earlier upgrade.
> Even can participate in making it, if needed.
Three easy steps:
1) unmask it
2) revdep-rebuild
3) profit !
Reall
Chris Gianelloni wrote:
> No. It would have been ideal if we would have done it with the release.
Exactly my point. Let's do it for the next release if neither Gnome nor
KDE folks can predict our/their next releases.
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Duncan wrote:
> It's probably a bit late now (unless we want to wait yet another few
> months), but tying this to a profile upgrade might have been a more
> practical solution. 2007.0, or now 2007.1. Old profiles would stick
> with the old expat, and new ones would get the new one. People are
Joshua Baergen wrote:
> I don't think that Xinerama is really supported anymore. It's not
> really needed, depending on what you're trying to do - Xrandr 1.2 should
> handle most general/common use cases.
Either way, it doesn't work as advertised :
- xinerama segfaults xorg-server
- I couldn't
Rob C a écrit :
Just my 0.02 chf
+0.02eur from me too.
This is going waaay beyond the FireFox/IceWeasle trademark issue. Even
closed source apps are less painful license-wise.
I'd advise all ion3 users from Gentoo (and maybe other distros) to get
together and fork it (à la dhcpcd), doing e
Markus Ullmann wrote:
>> Because it looks like the 2.x intel driver might still need this type of
>> hack to work properly for some types of machines (my laptop being a good
>> example of this...)
>
> Also 2.x breaks on my notebook when using xinerama and dual monitor atm
> so nothing rock solid y
Piotr Jaroszyński a écrit :
On Tuesday 01 of May 2007 21:53:36 Maurice van der Pot wrote:
I'm not sure why this is a reply to my message instead of the message I
replied to. They both provide more or less the same choice to the user.
Err I wasn't providing any choices for users yet, I only tho
Piotr Jaroszyński wrote:
> Hello,
>
> There was some discussion about forcing/not forcing tests in EAPI-1, but
> there
> was clearly no compromise. Imho, tests are very important and thus I want to
> discuss them a little more, but in more sensible fashion.
>
> Firstly each test can be(not all
Ciaran McCreesh wrote:
> On Sun, 29 Apr 2007 10:54:12 +0200
> "Jakub Moc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> On 4/29/07, Roman Zimmermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> I'm now using gentoo with EXTRA_ECONF="--disable-static" for a
>>> while and it seems quite stable. Sometimes I encounter a package
>>>
Josh Saddler wrote:
> It would only be called "humanities" if it was also trying to include
> gramps (geneology) with the other 7 packages which are explicitly
> religious in nature. As beandog has already said, gramps has been
> removed from the herd.
I had missed that part in the other threads.
Josh Sled wrote:
> If that's the case, might not "humanities" be a better name?
s/theology/humanities/ sounds good. +1 from me.
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Grant Goodyear a écrit :
Fabian Groffen wrote: [Sat Apr 14 2007, 03:33:03AM CDT]
For people that like reading it in html or via the web:
http://dev.gentoo.org/~grobian/gleps/glep-keywords.html
http://dev.gentoo.org/~grobian/gleps/glep-keywords.txt
So what would a version of Gentoo for amd64 ba
Mike Frysinger wrote:
> i guess that's the trick ... if the file is only used to rebuild the
> icon-cache after merging the package to $ROOT, then i feel like the file
> should be punted after that (and if anything, src_install would create the
> list in $D, the pkg_preinst would prep it for use
Hi all,
A few months ago, Mike (pioto) proposed a patch for the gnome2.eclass so
that it stops reading from /var/db/* stuff. As of today, the current
eclass has not yet been patched.
The bug is here : https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=155993
The current issue is with the gtk icon cache
Alexandre Buisse a écrit :
[snip]
My experience is limited to the gnome packages and just based on those,
your proposal is already not doable.
Gnome deps on :
- core glib/gtk packages, used by many other packages, including
"server" packages, but "owned" by the gnome herd
- dbus/hal, handled
Petteri Räty a écrit :
Rémi Cardona kirjoitti:
Oh and I'm working on an updated gnome2 eclass, as the current one reads
data in /var/db. Fixing this should fix gnome/xfce packages for paludis
users among other benefits. If anyone wants to fix env saving in
portage, it would help us
Michael Cummings a écrit :
So, fellow devs, what's new with development? For those interested, genlop has
migrated into gentoo as a project with the permission of upstream, which no
longer maintain it. Um...any new tools or projects people are working on?
Gnome team's working on gnome 2.16.3 an
Stephen Bennett wrote:
> The first public draft of PMS is open for comment. The PDF is at
> http://dev.gentoo.org/~spb/pms.pdf, and will be updated periodically
> as changes are made. Anonymous SVN access to the LaTeX source is
> available; I won't give the URL here since most won't need it and I'd
Christian Heim wrote:
>
> It's my pleasure to introduce to you Bernard Cafarelli (also known as
> voyageur) our latest addition joining the NX herd.
>
> Bernard is joining us from Paris, France (Issy-Les-Moulineaux to be exact,
> but
> as Bernard also said, it's less known than Paris) where he
Daniel Robbins wrote:
> Yes, that was my request and I was told that this was the plan of
> attack, but the end result looked nothing like this.
>
> Just to be clear, I think the *official* documentation should be
> simple, with a linear path and non-intrusive links for non-standard
> stuff, and s
Robin H. Johnson wrote:
> As opposed to minimal CDs, I would see weekly builds of stage3 tarballs
> to be much more useful.
>
++ on that. Rebuilding _everything_ because openssl changed ABI since
the last stage3 install could save users a lot of time/trouble. (that
was just an example)
Weekly, b
Luca Barbato wrote:
> ffmpeg got just vc-1 working as should, all the other code got somewhat
> halfway, mostly because we expected a lot. (amr and ac3 seems to have
> something alive, aac isn't something that good)
>
> The Gentoo results aren't that bad on the average, we got something,
> sadly n
Marcus D. Hanwell a écrit :
It is my pleasure to introduce Sebastien Fabbro (also known as bicatali) to
you as the latest addition to the Gentoo scientific applications team. In his
own words he is a French guy (don't worry - we won't hold that against
you ;) )
The (re)birth of a French Consp
Ciaran McCreesh a écrit :
* Hard dep upon boost. This sucks for g++-4.1 users.
* Hard dep upon g++-4.1, which isn't available for all archs. This
doesn't even work because there's no guarantee that >=4.1 is being used
even if it's installed.
* || ( ) deps, and hope that if the user has 4.1 inst
Steve Long wrote:
> Robin H. Johnson wrote:
>> My personal view (not infra) on it, is that I'm mostly negative about
>> changing VCS at all - I would prefer not to change, because the status
>> quo works very well as it is. If a change is going to be made, it should
>> be taken as a chance to resol
Josh Saddler a écrit :
Ryan Hill wrote:
Chris Gianelloni wrote:
Submit your ideas here, so we can discuss them. I will be choosing one
idea that we think we can accomplish to test out the idea of
Council-driven projects.
How far was Curtis from finishing www-redesign?
The whole thing was p
Daniel Drake wrote:
> Actually, 1 week is the best-case scenario, since we have a couple of
> minor regressions which need fixing. Additional pressure comes from the
> mmap shared page corruption fix, a significant bug which has existed for
> at least 3 years. Unfortunately the fix has not been bac
Jakub Moc a écrit :
Petteri Räty napsal(a):
He hails from Beroun, Czech Republic. He owns his own IT company. On the
personal side he is married and has a little daughter. He likes soccer,
taking trips on bikes and hiking.
Yay, the Czech beer conspiracy is growing! Welcome!
*plop*
Beer? W
Robin H. Johnson wrote:
> The attached list notes all of the packages that were added or removed
> from the tree, for the week ending 2006-12-24 23h59 UTC.
rubygfe is both sections. Is this normal?
Rémi
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Daniel Drake wrote:
> Rémi Cardona wrote:
>> On second thoughts, I'll raise a small objection to the removal.
>> Latest gentoo version is 1.2.0 while the kernel
>> (gentoo-sources-2.6.19-r2) says to contain 1.1.4. I know that
>> difference isn't exactly h
Christian Heim a écrit :
Heya,
net-wireless/ipw2100 and net-wireless/ipw2200 are both kernel drivers built as
an external package through portage. The codebase currently in portage is the
same that is present in any up-to-date kernel tarball (2.6.x).
For this reason I am suggesting, everyone
Christian Heim a écrit :
Furthermore, many users have a much easier time using the
externally-built module than the in-kernel drivers. I, personally, found
it to "just work" whereas the kernel drivers would not work without lots
of troubleshooting.
I haven't been in this situation, and I've ne
Diego 'Flameeyes' Pettenò wrote:
> Not sure if anybody here knows, but alsa-plugins is not the only set of
> plugins an user installs in its system, many others are installed by alsa-lib
> itself, they are the basic plugins like dmix, dsnoop, iec958, plug... the
> ones that many asoundrc already
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