Yes, there are logos:

apache.org feather
java.sun.com coffee cup
apple.com a biten apple
microsoft.com word "Microsoft" in bold italics
netscape.com letter "N"
penguin.com penguin (?) in an orange oval

These symbols ARE logos of their respective owners.
(RTFWP - read the fine web page(s ...

Im not joking, if you think the default behaviour could be improved then go fix it. I agree with you on the filename thing - it shouldn't be a difficult fix. Maybe i'll do it myself...

Hi.

trying to install media-video/mjpegtools-1.8.0-r1, i get the following:

install-info --info-dir=/var/tmp/portage/mjpegtools-1.8.0-r1/image//usr/share/info /var/tmp/portage/mjpegtools-1.8.0-r1/image//usr/share/info/mjpeg-howto.info

that install-info thing sits there forever chewing cpu. i ...

you can download the source code for gtk from cvs at
:pserver:anonymous@anoncvs.gnome.org:/cvs/gnome/
module gtk+
either it'll be fixed there, or you could make a patch yourself

either way is just as fun. bye

it'd be real nice if emerge could save all those messages somewhere, for those of us who don't sit there and read the screen while doing an upgrade

ie most of us.

kde is enormous. nuf said.


However - what you could have done is emerge -pvt kde to get a list of kde packages and what USE flags they use, then turn some use flags on or off to maybe not compile some things you dont need.

I compiled it on a duron 900 once, it took forever. hang in there :P

or ...

There is still a problem with the xdelta in portage, where can i get this patch from? (your page is down)

IRC channel at #ptbproject on freenode for further discussion

There is a plugin for beep media player which looks similar (i haven't used the one you mention).
http://homepages.upb.de/stefanb/headphone/

emerge beep-media-player
it is similar to winamp 3 i believe? it also takes the same skins

Plugins for it are here: http://www.sosdg.org/~larne/w/Plugin_list

That depends on the application. As far as i know, there is no way to write plugins directly for the alsa layer, so you'll have to get a normalizing plugin for whatever media player you're using. I know there's one for XMMS... not sure about anything else (but i've never looked either)

That means you need to install a JDK as opposed to a JRE.
For example, emerge blackdown-jdk. then run (as root) java-config -S blackdown-jdk

whoa that doesn't look like something you could do in a couple of hours when you're bored.
I have exams for now, but after that i'd be interested ;) pm me if you want.

just for the record, i (everybody) HATE the (default?) look and feel of swing and if possible it should use gtk2.

edit: yes i like ...

How does the modprobe fail? Like, what kind of error?

..and the length of your nose

emerge audacity

i think fc4 stands for fedora core 4

-123.abs
If i ever saw that piece of code used in a program, i'd die.

But yes - ruby is awesome! its the way of the future imo.
emre417, learn ruby NOW!

EDIT:
Java is nice too, although perhaps it's not as good as C# (and definitely not as good as ruby!). I've never used C# so i wouldn't know ...

you only need to run the 'hearts' executable (or the menu item)
When you start it, it tries to connect to a hearts server on hearts.luispedro.org but there isn't one runing. If you leave it long enough (like 2 minutes or something) it'll timeout and you will be able to play locally.

I will report a ...

See it says 'from previous errors'

can you please post the previous errors that you get? That message alone is fairly useless.

Nicolinux wrote:Thanks for the tip - i thought that tune2fs is only for ext2 partitions...

AFAIK, ext3 is just ext2 with a journal. You create an ext3 partition with 'mke2fs -j'; ie all ext2 tools should work with ext3.

From subclipse FAQ:
I think I have a valid JavaHL library installed, but Subclipse says it is not found. What should I do?

Starting with Subclipse 0.9.33 we now show the errors that occurred when loading the JavaHL library. To see these errors open the Eclipse preferences and go to Team-<SVN. Then ...

The correct rc.conf entry should say "kdm"
i believe there is a list of accepted values in a comment floating around that line.

ruben wrote:Do you know the name of the theme? Then you could use "locate name" to find it on your harddisk?
Or is it that you just want an image with only the background ?

Yeah, just the page image so i can make my own mimetype icon... sorry maybe OP should have been more specific.

i've looked in all the obvious places already.

anything more specific?

that's where you'd think it'd be eh...

but it's not there. So maybe someone knows of some place on the net where gnome artists go?