Hi,
I tried to create live cds and these are the result:
ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/projects/FactoryLiveCDs
Please note that this _not_ beta2, there will hopefully
some fixes, but I want you to cover already quite some
testing. Please mention in your bug reports it's these
20080430 mediums you're testing, but file it under beta2.
Greetings, Stephan
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Hi,
Working on beta2, but as most livecd beta1 bugs are still unfixed,
I'm not going to release it before live installation works. So I'm
not sure by how much, but beta2 won't be ready tomorrow - i.e. only
published by chance on friday.
We have only very few features pending, but quite some bugs - most
with the live cd though.
Greetings, Stephan
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Hello guys,
I just got an RPM and SRPM of my Pidgin Last.fm plugin built. I have one
that I built on my own: (
http://pidgin-lastfm.naturalnet.de/download/rpm/pidgin-lastfm.spec and
http://pidgin-lastfm.naturalnet.de/download/rpm/pidgin-lastfm-0.3a-1.src.rpm)
and one that I created using the Build Service (
https://build.opensuse.org/package/show?package=pidgin-lastfm&project=home%…)
which is also included in GNOME:Community .
It would be great if this package were included in openSuSE 11.0 or
something later. There should not be anything release critical about it, as
the worst thing the plugin can do (after testing and fixing bugs reported by
some of the users) is refuse to work, leaving Pidgin and and everything else
untouched.
What do I have to do to have it included?
Best regards,
Dominik George
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Hi,
I just wanted to give the current Factory a try and install an xfce
desktop environment by selecting Other > xfce in the desktop selection
dialog during installation. The installation works fine, but when the
display manager comes up and I log in, not xfce but IceWM is presented
to me (although according to zypper the xfce packages seem to be
installed). Is this a bug? If yes, is it already known (my short look on
bugzilla revealed nothing that seems to be related)?
Cheers,
Marc
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* anicka:
- openssh: work on old bugs, only #357967 is remaining now
- eject: investigate bugs #358033 and #374526
- take over some packages from pcerny
* anosek:
- udpated global to 5.7.1
- closed bugs #381348, #304831, #351545, #358862
- updated Eclipse
- moved desktop to Beta1
- attended lectures by Adrian and AJ
* lmichnovic:
- Fixing new amanda broken build. Will appear in Build Service as soon as
finished.
- Fixed #382638 - hunspell's pkgconfig provides wrong libdir. Sent to
upstream.
- Investigated why quota doesn't work on Reiserfs #375179. Needs a kernel
fix, which will appear in Beta2.
- Licq: Fixed security problem. Updates for 10.3 and 10.2. Latest svn version
is in Build Service and Factory. Some patches sent to upstream.
- Some Slovak translations of openSUSE 11.0.
- Attended lecture about BrainShare.
- Attended meetings with Adrian and AJ.
* mvyskocil:
- antlr3 package bnc#37915 (in OBS - Java:addon)
- test of the new zypper (bnc#383410)
- investigating of java.net.URI problem
- closing some old bugzilla bugs (for example bnc#331463)
- fixed some fails in stable (axis)
- fixed a build of failed packages in OBS (asm, excalibur-fortress-meta, ...)
* pcerny:
- working on fetchmail and pinentry
* pgajdos:
- examining instlux (Windows openSUSE installer) and grub for NT
- repaired build of libpng12-0 for beta
- worked on hdf5 build for s390x and ia64
* prusnak:
- asc: updated to 2.1.0.0
- lsof: updated to 4.79
- open-vm-tools: updated to 2008.04.14, fixed permission scripts
- openwsman: updated to 2.0.0
- scons: updated to 0.98.2
- SDL_sound: updated to 1.0.3
- sox: closed #340881 - interoperation bug between capisuite and sox
- sudo: updated to 1.6.9p15
- teeworlds: updated to 0.4.2, fixed opt_flags
- studying sat-solver and libzypp source code, almost completely ported
command-not-found to use sat-solver files and not internal sqlite db
* sbrabec:
- gnome-patch-translation: Update.
- wxGTK: Research on crash on exit (bnc#380267).
- gcalctool: Fixed localized radix (bgo#527669).
- desktop-data-openSUSE: Tool to generate gnome-wp-list, added more
wallpapers (bnc#358461).
- gqview: Update po files for gqview-editors.patch automatically.
- gtk2: Support /usr/local better (bnc#369696).
- hugin: Update, adaptation to the new build system.
- Package updates: nut, enblend, gnome-patch-translation, xlockmore,
xabacus.
-Introduction to the new Google SoC project.
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Does anyone know if 11.0 allows the user to see all updates
available, and/or the ability to select to install all updates?
With 10.3 I never was able to do this so the only time I updated
software was by searching for a specific package to see if an
update was available via the blue background on the line.
Cheers,
Bob
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How do I get an Atheros 5212/5213 Wlan Chip worked under 11.0 b1?
The Kernel implemented ath5k seems not to work. And Building the madwifi
module with the source Package worked but the next reboot faild. (description
in my former mail: Re: [opensuse-factory] Missing kernel-syms and wron Kernel
headers in dvd 11.0b1)
Has anybody an idea or a solution?
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It's been annoying me for years that printing web pages from konqueror
produces some braindead rubbish where fonts are outline-traced with
polygons somehow when creating PostScript output (there is no pdf output
from KDE), which is then converted into a type 3 (bitmap) font by
ghostscript. No good (lousy quality, big files, can't copy text out,
seriously below standard).
Now I find that this only happens with truetype fonts, but not with type
1 (postscript) fonts (though some parts of the page are always printed
with truetype). Of course, the default font config of openSUSE switches
completely to truetype and forgets all about postscript as soon as one
installs e.g. the agfa fonts. I always thought these fonts to be an
optional nice-to-have but didn't realise just how much they're screwing
up. Today's testing with KDE 3.
I don't think much of the default font resolution. Am I alone here? Is
this something that should be an option/choice? How does one actually
change it (I never quite got the hang of all the X11 font stuff)?
Volker
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Hi,
I was just about to update latest packages for my opensuse 11 beta 1
installation from factory , when yast asked me whether I wanted to
downgrade akonadi in order to be able to install kdepim4:
#### YaST2 conflicts list - generated 2008-04-28 10:55:43 ####
kdepim4-4.0.71-2.i586 requires libakonadiprotocolinternals.so.0, but
this requirement cannot be provided
uninstallable providers: akonadi-0.80.0-2.i586[opensuse_factory]
[ ] Following actions will be done:
kdepim4-4.0.71-2.i586 nicht installieren
libakonadi4-4.0.71-2.i586 nicht installieren
libkdepim4-4.0.71-2.i586 nicht installieren
kde4-akregator-4.0.71-2.i586 nicht installieren
kde4-kaddressbook-4.0.71-2.i586 nicht installieren
kde4-kmail-4.0.71-2.i586 nicht installieren
kde4-knode-4.0.71-2.i586 nicht installieren
kde4-knotes-4.0.71-2.i586 nicht installieren
kde4-kontact-4.0.71-2.i586 nicht installieren
kde4-korganizer-4.0.71-2.i586 nicht installieren
libkdepimlibs4-4.0.71-2.i586 nicht installieren
kdepimlibs4-4.0.71-2.i586 nicht installieren
kdebase4-runtime-4.0.3-12.i586 nicht installieren [ ] downgrade
of akonadi-4.0.69-12.i586 to akonadi-0.80.0-2.i586
That all looks a little odd to me. Sounds like I better wait a bit more
before updating, until things have been sorted out in factory?
Regards,
Jörg
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Hi,
Get the latest from:
ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/projects/FactoryLiveCDs
I did not really test it, I was happy it built :)
Greetings, Stephan
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