After upgrading two boxes to the current GNOME3.6 both land at a
spinning-pizza-of-death on a black background.
Messages in dmesg like -
[ 39.715139] eth0: no IPv6 routers present
[ 60.071102] show_signal_msg: 66 callbacks suppressed
[ 60.071105] gnome-shell[1618]: segfault at 30 ip 00007f79f3e37116 sp
00007fff88a3a590 error 4 in libgdk-3.so.0.400.4[7f79f3de4000+a4000]
[ 63.594961] EXT4-fs (sda2): re-mounted. Opts: acl,user_xattr,commit=0
[ 63.621990] EXT4-fs (sda3): re-mounted. Opts: acl,user_xattr,commit=0
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Hi Everyone,
does openSUSE have a list of projects that are needed to be completed?
Not bug fixes, but small projects?
I am a lecturer at a Uni and have a project subject starting soon for IT
and Computer Science students. The students work in a team of up to 3
students or individually, and have to complete a major piece of software
for delivery in about September. They typically have about 10 hours per
week per student to spend on their project.
The student follow the Unified Process methodology. The first half of
the year is essentially developing requirements and prototype. The
second half of the year is completing the project.
Many students develop projects of their own, but it is much better to
have an actual client and a project that someone else wants. They have
various skills - java, python, android, c++, gaming, ...
I am looking for some stand-alone projects that students could attempt.
If you have something that you think may be of interest to my students,
I would be pleased to discuss them privately via email
abenter(a)csu.edu.au
Thanks,
Allen
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evince and cheese currently recommend nautilus-sendto which
requires nautilus and thereby drags in almost all of GNOME. Since
both, and in particular evince, are widely useful outside of
GNOME (and part of the Xfce pattern), would it be OK to replace
these direct dependencies with reverse dependencies in
nautilus-sendto instead like pidgin or evolution are handled?
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Hi all,
I see that in Factory, Alternative Status Menu is no longer installed by
default. Although GNOME 3.6 finally provides "Power Off" by default,
without Alternative Status Menu it is *impossible* to Hibernate (without
resorting to command line). You can't press Alt to get Hibernate like
you could for Power Off before - you just cannot do it.
Moreover, Alternative Status Menu v3.6 no longer provides Hibernate by
default. The extension still supports Hibernate perfectly fine provided
it is configured to do so via gsettings, but if you install the
extension from extensions.gnome.org, then it will use a private
gsettings file that Dconf Editor cannot see, and you're basically out of
luck unless you really know what you're doing. So this has to be an
openSUSE package, rather than something installed from
extensions.gnome.org.
I've done the work of updating the extensions package and our default
gschema overrides and filed SRs 146537 and 146538 for this. If those are
accepted then anyone installing the extension with zypper or yast will
get Hibernate and be fine, but I'm aware that we don't normally package
extensions unless they're installed by default, so I sent this email to:
1) Explain why we should package this even if we don't install it by
default.
2) Suggest that we should continue to install it by default. :-) This
isn't covered by my SRs, and I don't know how to do it anyway.
Happy Friday,
Michael Catanzaro
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On my laptop which has GVFS 1.14.2 from the GS36 repo I'm having
stability problems using WebDAV. With the 'stock' GVFS 1.12.3 it works
without an issue.
I've got a thread over on the GVFS list @
<https://mail.gnome.org/archives/gvfs-list/2013-January/msg00000.html>
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Systems Administrator, Python Developer, LPI / NCLA
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