I suggest that MC doesn't use the .cedit directory and uses .mc for
the files that it currently looks for in .cedit. The main reason is
that the Syntax file conflicts with Cooledit.
Do we have any words from Paul on integrating maybe the new cooledit
with MC?
Miguel.
If anyone needs access to ftp.gnome.org, please send me your public ssh
key and we will have the account open.
Miguel.
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Hello,
Although Valgrind is currently limited to one OS and one architecture, it
does such a great job, that we should consider removing MAD (memory
allocation debugger) from the MC sources.
This is a very good idea. In the past very few developers used MAD if
any, mostly those debugging
Hello,
This patch prevent displaying log files (like log.1) from /var/log
directory as a man pages. It's just a workaround, I'm working on the
better solutions but it will take me some more time.
Maybe a more solid path would be to use the `type' functionality in
mc.ext.in to flag troff
Hello,
I have applied this patch to the CVS repository with a few changes
(configure.in checks, plus made sure that the style matched the rest of
the code).
To which branches? Only to HEAD or also to mc-4.6.1-PREsomething?
Only to HEAD, I did not want to step on an already tagged tree.
Hello,
A long time ago I added Alt-o as a binding that would help in
navigating directories. The idea is that in one panel you press Alt-o,
and if the selection is on a directory, it will load the contents of the
highlighted directory into the other panel. If no directory was
selected, this
Hello,
Let me propose some possibilities:
1) Revert Alt-o - annoyed users because Alt-o suddenly changes.
2) Create an alternate keyboard shortcut such as Alt-i that acts like
the old Alt-o.
3) Keep Alt-o shortcut and switch between old/new Alt-o in
Options/Configuration.
Hey,
I have applied this patch to the CVS repository with a few changes
(configure.in checks, plus made sure that the style matched the rest of
the code).
I think this patch is reasonable.
BTW, I did not add ChangeLog entries for these getgrouplist() patches.
This patch looks
Hello,
This is an updated version of the dnotify patch from Andrey Siver.
The patch still needs a lot of work, for example, why do we have an
include file at all with the code? (The core of the code lives in
sync.inc).
Configure patches, fall back patches are missing as well.
Miguel.
Hello,
Please consider my patch to synchronize the panels with hard drives
state.
note that dnotify prevents a watched directory from being unmounted (one
of the reasons why it is being replaced). that means one has to leave
the dir in question in both panels. no problem as such, but
Hello,
Thanks for offering to become the new maintainer for Midnight
Commander. I do not want you to become the Project Manager for a
number of reasons:
* In open source, maintainers are chosen by their merits, before
today I have never heard of you.It is a
Greetings,
Your last email proved my point.
Miguel.
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Hello,
Roland, I like your proposal, for a major release version.
But I got the feeling that we could go back to bi-weekly releases,
so with a quick release schedule, translators just need to make sure
they can catch the next train if their translations are not available.
I have
Hello,
Please use MC_4_6_1_PRE for the release of 4.6.1. Then we can use HEAD
for 4.6.2 and onwards.
I second that.
Sounds good.
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Hello,
I have made a tarball of the current trunk release and fixing a
few issues in make distcheck, the question that remains is: what version
should we use?
What did you fix?
Make distcheck was broken, look at the dist-hook target, it would not
build with VPATH/different prefixes.
hello,
I have a tarball made from the branch:
http://primates.ximian.com/~miguel/mc/tar.mc-4.6.1-pre5a.tar.gz
I can rename this to 4.6.1 if people want.
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Hello,
Both you and pchel have put out tarballs, and we're nearing the time in
which you wanted to see a release. After talking to Leonard den
Ottolander off list, the question was asked where we're at with that
process? Specifically, has anyone reconsiled your tarball with pchel's,
and do
Hello,
Is a release going to happen anytime soon ? What are we waiting for ?
I did a release which got posted here.
Then a kind developer told me that I skipped one number (I do not think
its a major issue, and he re-released) and posted here.
The only issue is that I need to get an account
Hello,
I think it is time to finally have a release of 4.6.1. I'm satisfied
with having had an official pre release and a few weeks time for
testing. Afaict all the other developers are anxious for a release as
well. Let's have it!
If Pavel does not beat me to it, I will do the release on
Hello,
A new version of Midnight Commander, an easy to use console-based
file manager for Unix systems has been released, it is available from:
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/utils/file/managers/mc/mc-4.6.1.tar.gz
md5sum: 18b20db6e40480a53bac2870c56fc3c4 mc-4.6.1.tar.gz
The
Hello Pavel,
Do you have a list of changes in this release?
Hello,
I've prepared the fist pre-release of GNU Midnight Commander 4.6.2 . Please,
download it and give it a try.
I've been waiting for several days to get access to ftp.gnu.org so that
I can upload the pre-release there,
Hello,
My suggestion would be to have at first a look who wants to help to develop
mc
further and then where to do this.
Agreed, this initial post is light on the details as to what the changes
are, ChangeLog entries and the documentation.
The site is in Russian which does not help very
Hellom
IMHO we should start with the latest stable release (4.6.1 ?) and apply
all the vendor/distro patches floating around step by step (*1). Once
that's done, we should make a new official release very soon.
I agree with this approach, we should start by reviewing those patches
as well,
Hello,
This patch looks good, but there are two uses of strftime as well,
it might make sense to wrap the use of strftime in a new routine that
always make this check (when localtime returns NULL).
mc-4.6.1/src/util.c
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Hello,
This patch looks pretty dubious, specially considering that MC is
used on system other than latest Linux distro with the latest bash.
Do we have more information as to what this patch is trying to fix?
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This patch looks like an extension, it looks harmless and should go into
the tree.
http://patches.metux.de/
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Hello,
Opening the console in non-blocking mode is a bad idea, as it means
that every call that is done later on the console_fd needs to check for
EWOULDBLOCK. Most of the time, it would be not return that, it would
only return that under unique situations which means that testing this
This patch looks OK to go in.
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This patch looks OK to go in.
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a) cmd.c: compare_files() - it uses the mmap() call directly
(w/o going over mcvfs), and it seems to work on local files
only. wouldn't it make sense to let it run via mcvfs ?
b) view.c: it tries to mmap() in the file, obviously to let the
kernel do all the loading.
BUT:
Hello,
I've asked Miguel and Pavel several times to lock the bugtracker and to add a
hint on the project page that the development has moved to www.midnight-
commander.org but nothing happened. I would be happy if finally the
bugtracker
on savannah could be closed.
Oops. I am sorry,
Hello,
a) memory requirements
- as you probably know glib is being used for a lot of projects,
to the
point that it's hard to avoid at all, even on embedded; on platforms
with really constrained memory (easy to OOM) glib is probably not
ideal,
but to be honest, I can't imagine running mc
Hello guys,
As we discussed on the mc-devel channel today, here is a patch that
allows Midnight Commander to be built with the lightweight Embedded glib
implementation, the patch is against the mc-4.6.2-pre1 release.
It is a proof of concept, as I hardcoded the location in my disk
where
Hello,
I agree with the sentiments expressed by Pavel Tsekov. If you guys
have collected a new set of patches to Midnight Commander, let us get
those patches posted to the tracking software in midnight-commander.org
and discuss those changes as a community.
Pavel is right that many
Hello,
It is very common in every project I participate to use different
mailing list for these different goals: users, developer discussion,
bug tracking and commits. It makes it easier to filter, and it
allows for people that care about one particular area to focus on that
area.
Hello,
I am not really unavailable. In fact if someone bothered to ping me
personally I would have noticed immediately. The list traffic was
stalled for quite some time and I haven't been reading it on a regular
basis for a while so I missed the interesting part.
I agree with Pavel here.
Hello,
2.) cvs is in my eyes not very optimal for working together. git is
better for
such an task in my eyes.
Probably the most interesting feature of using GIT is that everyone
can have a full check out of the code, and it would be easier to
maintain branches and maintain changes
Hello,
It was *YOU* destroyed that by climbing out of your deep dark tomb
and behaving like the old king coming back which everyone has to
submit to. It was you caused a lot of wasting resources (not just
computer's but also human's) for your personal crusade against
a lot of things we've done
Hello,
You went light on the details, other than saying 'you totally'
repeatedly.
* you totally ignored recommendation for defering this decision
until eglib becomes production-ready
It is very simple. The majority of people to not have a problem
with glib, and the size is not an issue.
*1) git://git.metux.de/free-mc.git
Thanks for the link. I guess we can go and pick any
good changes from there and merge them into mc now.
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Hello,
Looking at the code, it appears as though there may be some
refactoring required to abstract the UI a bit more before trying to
slap an objective-c gui on there (I write C++ almost exclusively
nowadays and haven't been in the pure C world for quite some
time :D). Does that seem
Hello,
I did not install this update, but the previous version remapped Control-T
to be some sort of selector for encodings, and it used to be tag-current-file.
Tag current file is necessary for older terminals, and it is also the
binding used for other terminal applications.
Miguel.
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