Bump! I have an another but alike bug with a /dev/pts at Linux kernel 3.5, however this bug was absent at 3.3. What has it been happed with the pts after recent updates?

Please show a screenshot of your Xfce. May be you just impose too strong requirements for the outside.

Does anyone deal with Oracle Identity Manager?
I downloaded it from the official Oracle site and tried to install:
# sh runInstaller
Starting Oracle Universal Installer...

Checking Temp space: must be greater than 400 MB. Actual 10365 MB Passed
Checking swap space: must be greater than 500 MB ...

GSnake wrote:I didn't install volman but volumed. Is it the same thing?

I was wrong. But I didn't install any volmans or volumed.

GSnake wrote:EDIT2: AAAAAAND SOLVED! My bad: I was trying only the volume buttons without having installed a daemon for controlling the audiocard (volumed)

It's not necessary to install the volman.
You can bind commands to keys through the xfce settings manager.
See how have I done it.

Does the Linux try to suspend to a RAM but get the fail? Or what does your Linux try after 15 mins?

OP, use purge installation — I don't now remember how to do it with the portage because I use the paludis package manager.
And anybody tell us, why has the perl yet not died? It was ought to do it a long time ago! I'm angry. The Linux doesn't progress in the appropriate way. And it's sadly.

Use third Python.

onnadisto wrote: <item label="Java-jdk"><action name="Execute"><execute>xterm -x jcontrol</execute></action></item

No! I think "xterm -e jcontrol" would be better.

Because only bash-based terminals are able to give the .bashrc content?
Also, I think, you can put a command like "Terminal -x 'jcontrol'" to the your Openbox menu.

Did you update the portage tree?

Veldrin wrote:ultraincognito: running a 32-bit system on that kind of hardware would be a waste.

Yes, you are right but it's a bit other question. If Mr. Dake has downloaded the stage 3 then now he hasn't a choice.

But if seriously, did OP read the handbook?

Do not use the Openbox menu?

The Thunar wants these your "consolekits" but for me I solved it by editing the appropriate thunar ebuild.

You may to do it simply with "native" architecture. On example, watch on my make.conf:
CFLAGS="-O2 -march=native -pipe"
CXXFLAGS="-O2 -march=native -pipe"
CHOST="i686-pc-linux-gnu"
MAKEOPTS="-j2"
I have the Sempron 2600+ with one core. You can set "-j3" for the makeopts I think.

John R. Graham wrote:Wrong. Wildcards work just fine, so long as you're in the right directory and the tarball is too. Even the Handbook tells you to do it that way. Besides, it's less characters to type.

- John

Okay I am not laughing more. I was wrong.

ashlyw42 wrote:tar xvjpf stage3-*.tar.bz2

Lol. You had to set the real filename but not a mask.

cave resolve seden java-overlay
It works, thanks.

As much as I love having everything compiled on gentoo, Eclipse is just too easy and better to manually download and unzip rather than emerging it.
You will always get the latest and issue free release.
But the Eclipse has some dependencies. But ...

Have you seen this?
I did so as it is written there but got the failure:

# cave sync seden
Starting sync

Repository Status Pending Active Done
-> seden starting 0 1 0
* '/var/repositories/overlays/seden' exists but it is not a Git repository
* '/var/repositories/overlays/seden' exists but ...

Okay, then I'm interested, which do you use overlays and which do you install packages for the eclipse? I would be happy to know the full path to the overlay and not just "seden" or "java-overlay". I found such at overlays.gentoo.org but I am not able to use it because earlier I never used any ...

Ralph Sennhauser <sera@gentoo.org> (18 Jul 2012) Unmaintained, multiple vulnarabilities. #351626 A more recent source build maintained by the community is available in the seden overlay. A more recent binary is available in the java-overlay.

I would like to create a new partition for gentoo (in dual boot with windows), but with Gparted I can't create a primary partition, I can do only a new logical partition.

It's because free space for the primary partition are already elapsed. If you want and can, you may recreate partition table ...

The xorg.conf may be created with the "X -configure" command.

Yuriambrosio, please mark the topic as solved adding "[Solved]" to the title.

The videocard driver wasn't installed I guess. What is your videocard?