1) Houghi, I do not top post if I can help it - I'm answering this
with mobile gmail, which down not give me any choice ... it seems that
I'm not quoting anything, but if everything is quoted, I can not help
it - I'm sorry for that!
2) Glad to hear (and I suspected so... still I think my point was
Marcus Rueckert wrote:
On 2006-05-27 14:35:23 +0200, jdd wrote:
files.opensuse.org
does this mean we will have a common image repository for
the wiki? it would much ease the translations...
no. but we will reenable linking remote images in the next updates.
that means you can use images fr
Hi,
> Maybe I missed a point till now, but can any of these package managers
> store the downloaded packages locally?
You can use smart to get this effect.
> E.g. Yast Online Update was able
> to do this till SUSE 10.0 and it was easy to create a personalized patch
> CD. It would save bandwidth
On 2006-05-27 14:35:23 +0200, jdd wrote:
> files.opensuse.org
>
> does this mean we will have a common image repository for
> the wiki? it would much ease the translations...
no. but we will reenable linking remote images in the next updates.
that means you can use images from the english wiki o
Hi,
> Yes, apt-rpm not supporting biarch is an issue, forgot about that one.
> smart is fully biarch-capable, and so is yum AFAIK.
>
> What do you mean with "is not the one whose resolver engine was designed
> to work with the repositories provided for SUSE Linux" ?
I mean the same here in both
On Saturday 27 May 2006 18:25, Richard Bos wrote:
> Op zaterdag 27 mei 2006 19:10, schreef houghi:
> > Naturaly he was talking to/about you. Who else would make a case for apt
>
> What case? People that know apt use it happily. People that don't know
> apt are advised by suse (and it's community)
Op zaterdag 27 mei 2006 18:50, schreef Johannes Nohl:
> Dear list!
>
> After disabeling XGL in GNOME (with the XGL-Button in Control-Center)
> my Windows don't have titels nor borders, Alt+Tab isn't working, also
> everything which was animated within XGL before.
>
> How to get it back (at least un
Hi,
> You better should blame the non-matching package release numbers for
> glibc-devel (i686 has a higher number).
Yes, it has a higher number and that's exactly what "not biarch safe" means. A
biarch safe package manager doesn't rely on release numbers only. And
generally, a package manager
On Saturday 27 May 2006 13:25, Richard Bos wrote:
> What case? People that know apt use it happily. People that don't know
> apt are advised by suse (and it's community) to use smart for the moment.
> When zypp/rug or working normally people will use that. That's fine with
> me (case closed).
Op zaterdag 27 mei 2006 19:10, schreef houghi:
> Naturaly he was talking to/about you. Who else would make a case for apt
What case? People that know apt use it happily. People that don't know apt
are advised by suse (and it's community) to use smart for the moment. When
zypp/rug or working n
Op zaterdag 27 mei 2006 19:07, schreef houghi:
> E.g. Yast Online Update was able
>
> > to do this till SUSE 10.0 and it was easy to create a personalized patch
> > CD. It would save bandwidth an time (and lots of my nerves) if it was
> > possible to store the packages and repository data on my HD.
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Pascal Bleser wrote:
> Thomas Meindl wrote:
>>> Druid schrieb:
> ...
>>> Maybe I missed a point till now, but can any of these package managers
>>> store the downloaded packages locally? E.g. Yast Online Update was able
>>> to do this till SUSE 10.0 an
Thomas Meindl wrote:
Maybe I missed a point till now, but can any of these package managers
store the downloaded packages locally? E.g. Yast Online Update was able
to do this till SUSE 10.0 and it was easy to create a personalized patch
CD. It would save bandwidth an time (and lots of my nerves)
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>> - apt-rpm: while some people report bad experiences with it (corrupt RPM
>> database), I personally never had issues with it (but I've been using
>> smart since some time now) and it seems that it's being actively
>> m
On Sat, May 27, 2006 at 07:05:05PM +0200, Richard Bos wrote:
> Op zaterdag 27 mei 2006 17:37, schreef Pascal Bleser:
> > apt-rpm - Richard is a big fan of it, maybe you'd
> > like to make a case for it ;)).
>
> :)
>
> Pascal, what do you mean with "you'd like to make a case for it"?
> What case?
On Sat, May 27, 2006 at 06:58:09PM +0200, Thomas Meindl wrote:
> Maybe I missed a point till now, but can any of these package managers
> store the downloaded packages locally? E.g. Yast Online Update was able
> to do this till SUSE 10.0 and it was easy to create a personalized patch
> CD. It would
Op zaterdag 27 mei 2006 18:58, schreef Thomas Meindl:
> Maybe I missed a point till now, but can any of these package managers
> store the downloaded packages locally?
apt can do this ;)
E.g. you build your own package that is of course stored locally. Install the
package with 'apt install '.
Op zaterdag 27 mei 2006 17:37, schreef Pascal Bleser:
> apt-rpm - Richard is a big fan of it, maybe you'd
> like to make a case for it ;)).
:)
Pascal, what do you mean with "you'd like to make a case for it"?
What case? Do you refer to me or to the some of the previous posters?
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Thomas Meindl wrote:
> Druid schrieb:
...
> Maybe I missed a point till now, but can any of these package managers
> store the downloaded packages locally? E.g. Yast Online Update was able
> to do this till SUSE 10.0 and it was easy to create a persona
Hi,
On Sat, 27 May 2006 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- apt-rpm: while some people report bad experiences with it (corrupt RPM
database), I personally never had issues with it (but I've been using
smart since some time now) and it seems that it's being actively
maintained and developed again, and ev
Dear list!
After disabeling XGL in GNOME (with the XGL-Button in Control-Center)
my Windows don't have titels nor borders, Alt+Tab isn't working, also
everything which was animated within XGL before.
How to get it back (at least until I bought the hardware needed -
Athlon 900MHz 256 Megs Ram and
Hi,
> - apt-rpm: while some people report bad experiences with it (corrupt RPM
> database), I personally never had issues with it (but I've been using
> smart since some time now) and it seems that it's being actively
> maintained and developed again, and even supports RPM-MD (yum)
> repositories
Druid schrieb:
>> 3) Until the major issues are solved, there are a few alternatives to
>> YaST2/zypp/ZMD you can use on SUSE Linux 10.1 (and older versions).
>> If you want something that works well, now, use those.
>> Martin gave a few of the options.
>> Let me summarize again (and note that all
3) Until the major issues are solved, there are a few alternatives to
YaST2/zypp/ZMD you can use on SUSE Linux 10.1 (and older versions).
If you want something that works well, now, use those.
Martin gave a few of the options.
Let me summarize again (and note that all of those are included with SL
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HG wrote:
> On 5/26/06, Martin Schlander <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> fredag 26 maj 2006 11:28 skrev HG:
>> > Yes,there are many people that know other mechanisms could be used -
>> > but many dare not even try. Why? Because nobody knows if it will br
On Sat, May 27, 2006 at 08:00:17AM -0700, HG wrote:
> About this list being about the community... I did not ask help in
> regards of the package management (though I need it). I was pointing
> out that the OpenSUSE community can not hide behind "linux is about
> choices" mantra. SUSE needs to clea
About this list being about the community... I did not ask help in
regards of the package management (though I need it). I was pointing
out that the OpenSUSE community can not hide behind "linux is about
choices" mantra. SUSE needs to clear out the package management mess.
And the way to do that i
houghi
A UPS is a must if you have regurlar powerfailures. See that you can get
one that has Linux support. That way even if you are not home and there is
a powerfailure, it does a neat closedown (and restart) of your system.
Thanks for your information!
It's going for a severe season against
Janne Karhunen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Friday 26 May 2006 09:55, Andreas Jaeger wrote:
>
>> > Things broken for me:
>> > - Installation source handling produces obscure errors every time
>>
>> Please use my test packages on ftp.suse.com/pub/people/aj/ If it
>> still fails, open a bug
I see a new page (good idea):
http://en.opensuse.org/OpenSUSE_Infrastructure
and, on this page:
files.opensuse.org
does this mean we will have a common image repository for
the wiki? it would much ease the translations...
thanks for this page
jdd
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Sven Burmeister wrote:
Hi!
Am Samstag, 27. Mai 2006 00:45 schrieb Peter Flodin:
Didn't write to any media. It's VMware, so I'm installing using the ISO
directly from my HD.
so may be a vmware bug
is this the beta version?
anyway I didn't find any way to report bugs to vmware :-(
jdd
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ht
Hi!
Am Samstag, 27. Mai 2006 00:45 schrieb Peter Flodin:
> > Didn't write to any media. It's VMware, so I'm installing using the ISO
> > directly from my HD.
>
> You can still check the md5 hash of the iso file that it matches:
> http://download.opensuse.org/distribution/SL-10.1/non-oss-dvd-iso/MD
On Friday 26 May 2006 09:55, Andreas Jaeger wrote:
> > Things broken for me:
> > - Installation source handling produces obscure errors every time
>
> Please use my test packages on ftp.suse.com/pub/people/aj/ If it
> still fails, open a bugreport.
Works now, sort of. No errors reported and
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