Hi,
from various discussions in bug reports I know that brp scripts for the following are installed in autobuild:
- check whether .la files have an empty dependency_libs line
- check whether .la and .pc files have references to the build root
- check whether .desktop files have all their icons installed
Are these scripts publicly available somewhere? They are not distributed with rpm, build or osc and I could not find them anywhere else either.
If not, would it be possible to publish these (and others, if present)?
Andreas Hanke
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Hi all,
I've been working with Marcus (darix) on your BuildService team to
create an official (open)SUSE package for our open source rendering
solution - Aqsis.
http://software.opensuse.org/download/graphics:/rendering
Though the packages will remain on the BS for older (open)SUSE
releases we would like to have Aqsis included within your official
repository for the forthcoming 10.3 release.
http://download.opensuse.org/distribution/10.3/repo/oss
Our efforts are both stable and tested and we're happy to maintain
this package for the necessary duration of your release (currently 2
active maintainers).
This would be great help to our project as well as much appreciated,
complimenting our existing packages within the official Fedora and
Mandriva repos.
Many thanks in advance,
Leon Tony Atkinson
Aqsis Team Member
www.aqsis.org
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Will the ifolder server be available as a package in the 10.3 release or
will it remain as an external package?
-Ted Bullock
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Hello,
With all the great discussion on the topic, We need to get it going. I
like the IRC, but really think a summeray is needed on the email list to
keep consistency across time zone.
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Hey Group;
I have the record player > phono In > line out going to the sound card
Line In. Hopefully the impedance is good enough and the level is OK.
It plays out of the speakers and sounds OK also. Now for the question ?
I would like to save the music as a mp3, ogg or whatever. Kmix spots it
as a Line Input. What is needed to capture it and put it in a file.
Say like a mixer record output
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Hi.
In 10.3, regarding Java, we want to do the following changes:
- tomcat5 will be replaced by tomcat55
- we have jboss and geronimo already ... our jonas package is outdated
anyways ... thus, dropping:
jonas
jonas-client
jonas-docs
jonas-examples
- the avalon framework does not exist anymore ... dropping:
avalon-framework
avalon-framework-javadoc
avalon-framework-manual
In order to clean openSUSE from non-oss packages, we want to do the following
changes:
- jai has strict licensing ... if there are no strong objections we would like
to drop this package.
- java-1.4.2-sun will be dropped, versions 1.5.0, 1.6.0 (DLJ licensed) and
gcj-compat 1.4.2 will be included. The DLJ-license is a special lincense that
was introduced by Sun in 2006 for re-distributors of Sun Java (see
http://download.java.net/dlj/DLJ-FAQ.html). It's less strict and more precise
on what is allowed and what is not regarding the re-distribution. Apart from
that, nothing visible will change for the users -- Sun Java will still be in
the openSUSE non-oss section.
- the following packages will be replaced by gnu-javamail which has an open
source license:
javamail
javamail-demo
javamail-javadoc
javamail-manual
javamail-monolithic
- the following packages will be replaced by gnu-jaf which has an open source
license::
jaf
jaf-demo
jaf-javadoc
jaf-manual
- the following packages will be replaced by classpath-jta which has an open
source license:
jta
jta-javadoc
- the following packages will be replaced by mx4j which has an open source
license:
jmx
jmx-javadoc
The packages that get dropped due to their licenses are usually licensed with
the Sun Binary license which is not really the type of license we want to
include in openSUSE if free oss counterparts are available.
Any thoughts and comments on this are very welcome :)
Regards,
Daniel
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I just installed the above and WOW!
I am using it now, and my complements to all that worked on it. The
install went so smooth,
I could not believe it.
Thanks Guy and Gals,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ed
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Our last meeting was moved by a week and I forgot to inform you.
Sorry about that. Here're the minutes,
Andreas
* libata per default
We're going to use libata by default for future products. For 10.3,
we will implement the following in YaST to handle disks with more
than 15 partitions (libata uses the SCSI stack that only allows 15
partitions):
If YaST recognizes that an IDE disk has more than 15 partitions and
we use libata on it, YaST will display something like the following
message:
"openSUSE is switching to the new IDE drivers using the libata
modules. These do only support partitions with up to 15
partitions. You have the following options with openSUSE 10.3:
- Use the old IDE drivers: Boot again and add
'hwprobe=-modules.pata' as argument to the kernel
- Repartition your system so that maximal 15 partitions are used.
To repartition, use your existing operating system.
In the future only the new libata drivers will be supported, so we
advice to repartition.
Installation will be aborted now."
* Hal vs USB backends for cups.
The use cases we like to solve are:
* Detecting a printer when plugged into the machine and prompting the
user to configure it - or even automatically selecting a driver like OS X
and have the printer just work.
* Not needing root to configure a printer
* Detecting when a printer is connected/disconnected and offering
virtual feedback
* Ability to remove printers from copy when they are unplugged
Basically cups is using its USB backend to detect printers. There is
a hal backend we are kind of using for GNOME (Fedora also ships it)
that only partially integrates. Since the rest of our hardware
detection is running through hal, this seems like a sensible move.
The discussion showed that there are many open questions and a smaller
group will discuss how to move forward.
* Splitting languages out of packages
Usecases:
* Reduced image size especially of thin clients and Live images
* Reduced image size for distributions
* Updating of single translation should be easier
We do not want to make a $lang sub-package for every package, this way
we get far too many.
The following ideas exist:
* convince upstream, e.g. GNOME, to do this similar to KDE. But this
will only solve one part of the problem and not the base system.
* Alter autobuild to split out languages itself.
* Use the lang support in RPM, ie:
rpm -i --define "_install_langs fr:es" <package>
This would break delta RPMs.
The idea is to add to spec file of packages a new rpm macro so that
subpackages are created and then related subpackages are repacked for
each language in our build system. This way we would get
e.g. basesystem-$lang and gnome-$lang packages and those can then be
installed.
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Hi!
I wonder, if this is right list to ask, but what is the way to get libvoikko
and OpenOffice-voikko to the official openSUSE oss -repository?
Libvoikko is excelent finnish spellcheckin and hyphenation library.
OpenOffice-voikko is uno-package, which provides libvoikko -support for
OpenOffice. Both of this are already part of official packages in ubuntu,
debian and mandriva.
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http://www.physics.ox.ac.uk/jpc/Demo.html
I'm using Alpha2Plus (Factory). The page above does not work, nor other java
applications. Not sure if this is a distribution bug or something that I
have screwed up on my machine. I have tried java 1.5.0u11 and 1.4.2 from
distribution and java 1.6 from java.sun.com. None of these work.
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