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Of course... R _is_ open source. However, it is unwise to assume that the volunteers scratching itches for their preferred distros will take on additional work... it is more likely that you will need to take on scratching that new itch. -- Sent from my phone. Please excuse my brevity. On January 16, 2018 7:36:45 AM PST, Treutwein Bernhard <Bernhard.Treutwein at Verwaltung.Uni-Muenchen.DE>...

Is there any chance for a distribution independent flatpak installation package for R ? See: http://flatpak.org Background: I recently bought an Acer notebook with endless OS preinstalled (see: http://endlessos.com). It is Debian based, but uses only flatpak as installation package format. regards -- ? Bernhard Treutwein

It seems that there are several folks Out There with an itch to scratch with respect to difftimes. http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.r.devel/19223/match=difftime http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.r.devel/18441/match=difftime http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.r.devel/10882/match=difftime http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.r.deve...

Hello Fellow Campers, I''m feeling crazy tonight and thought I''d go ahead and announce my new little project riding on the Camping framework: Dream Ledger (http://www.dreamledger.com). The app was written to scratch a personal itch, which is the simple fact that I wanted an easy way to record my nightly dreams and sleep experiences. Think about it as ''dream blogging'', except it''s all private and for your eyes only. Also, your entries are exportable as XML, so no one can ever be trapped in the app....

...s running great. Everything is just how I like it. Enhanced desktop search would be nice (but then I thought Beagle was Mono and thus not included). As would a nicer version of Gnome. But I'm just not sure if the jump is big enough to make it worth it. Anyone know? I'm getting that upgrade itch that comes from back in the days when I upgraded SuSE, Mandrake, Red Hat, Fedora, etc. every 6 months. Having a machine running solid for 2 years is weird for me and I'm getting that itch, but I'm wondering if there isn't any solid reason to bother with it. Preston

> > > Yes, There are three places where permissions are stored on sysvol (4 if you count in AD), the standard Linux permissions 'ugo', POSIX > ACLs as shown by getfacl and an EA (this is where the ACLs are stored when set from Windows). > > Try running 'samba-tool ntacl get /var/lib/samba/sysvol --as-sddl', this should produce something similar to this: >

We have a dinosaur Meridian system (~version 2) with 4 digital lines going to a Repartee Voicemail server. The Repartee got smoked by lightning two days ago and I'm itching to get Asterisk installed in its place. PRI is not an option since the system is so old that it doesn't even support PRI. I need to figure out how to connect the old Meridian to Asterisk otherwise. Any advice on getting Asterisk to work in its place is really appreciated. -------------- n...

...hine :-) But, iTunes does not understand FLAC. My Digitised music collection (entirely my own, ripped from my cd's, blah, blah, blah) is now mostly in FLAC (as I slowly go through and convert it will all be in FLAC :-) So, I have a problem. Or, if you want to look at it another way, I have an itch. An itch that I intend to scratch. Looking around, I have seen that a similar itch was scratched (http://qtcomponents.sourceforge.net/) but this project seems to be dead. Does anyone here know what is/has happen(ing|ed) (with|to) it? If I set about writing the quicktime component to play FLAC (an...

...ibc's test suite currently passes, except for some tests that deal with floating point arithmetic, and some tests which use very obscure GNU as features which I haven't seen used outside the glibc test suite. Hopefully within a month or so everything should be upstreamed, but if you're itching for something that works now I can try to find some time to send some WIP patches and instructions. Thanks, -- Peter - show quoted text - [X] Reid Kleckner [X] 6/5/13 Other recipients: j... at google.com, llv... at cs.uiuc.edu, mcgr... at google.com Here's a clang bug I filed lo...

...Suggests or Imports to be used by CHECK. In RPM parlance, this turns all of those packages into a 'build requires'. In other words, to check properly, I need to treat Suggests and Imports as Depends. This is a short road to -lots- of installed packages. :) ggplot2, which was the initial itch I was trying to scratch, 'Depends' only on R. But if I have to recursively expand according to these 'build requires', I need 63 packages. And more painfully, I have to leave CRAN and go grok Bioconductor. Yow. So: does this seem silly, or is that just The Way It is? - Allen...

...llvm), but I have not quite been so successful. Ideas and feedback are useful. However, one systematic problem that the LLVM community has is that most of the regular contributors are on unix systems. As you probably know, much open source software works by having people 'scratch their itch'. You (and many other people on windows) are very itchy about this, but you're not producing code. If you have patches to start making specific progress towards your goal, they would be really welcome. Until then, we'll all admit that LLVM could work a lot better on windows, an...

...doesn’t appear on another run. I wish LNT (or any other script) could do that for me :) Michael Doesn't the lnt runtest nt --rerun command line option allow you to do this? If not, what is missing? I don't use this option at the moment, but it would be nice to know if it does scratch your itch or not. Also, we still need to implement that functionality for lnt runtest test-suite. Thanks, Kristof -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-dev/attachments/20170301/10eb6643/attachment.html>

Hi all, One thing that's always itching when I think about mail-servers, is the storage of e-mail messages in (rather) plain-text. Meaning, any administrator with sufficient privileges would be able to read messages not meant for them. Of course, PGP alike solutions exist, but that's not for the masses. In my opinion I would like...

...curious bother. The machines are different brands with different raid controllers. Both were partitoned using the "custom layout" when installed. I'm thinking I must have overlooked a checkbox or something during the install. This is not a big deal, not a problem, it's just an itch in my brain. Thanks for any explanation. steve campbell

...y the specs. I am aware of RCov and Heckle; they''re great, but I''d like to demonstrate another perspective of coverage analysis I''ve hacked up. The perspective is that of what is mocked and what isn''t, with RCov execution analysis mixed in for better viewing. My itch was "To what extent is my code mocked?" -- hence the name MockCov. It produces a report for each file with stubbed methods and executed lines highlighted. From that I can easily see what my specs failed to mock and therefore most probably didn''t specify any kind of behavior for....

...ment of web application goodies -- email, batch processes, cc transactions, multi-level authentication, security, content management, curl-type interaction with other applications, etc. I am obsessed with the idea of re-doing a year and a half of work in Rails and the more I learn the worse my itch gets. I feel like I will be able to make much faster forward progress on features once this is done. The app consists of 250 PHP files and approximately 75 MySQL tables. Has anyone done anything like this? Do you have any words of advice for me? I already used migrations to convert the DB...

This topic came up some time back and I pretty much ignored it, but the "itch" came back to find out why. Searching through the FreeNX/knx list came up with the reason sessions did not come up full-screen even though the session definition was set to fullscreen. Apparently there is an oversight in /usr/bin/nxnode, the script is never retrieving the fullscreen flag fr...

...I get a little further along adding the C++ support. Since I only have a few weeks invested in this project, I won't feel too bad if Elsa turns out to be a dead end. Along the way I found LLVM, which is definitely the way to go. I'd like to get the Elsa stuff behind me because I'm itching to do an LLVM code generator for the Altera Nios2. ;-) I started by copying the MIPS sources and am studying them to get a feel for what's required. -Rich

Help! Just ran the installation DVD but there is no option to 'upgrade'. Looked at the RHEL docs, http://docs.redhat.com/docs/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/6/html/Installati on_Guide/ch-guimode-x86.html#id4594292 referenced off the CentOS Release notes but the CentOS installation doesn't offer the 'upgrade'. I use to be able to upgrade by doing a 'yum update'. That

Hello All, My asterisk installation has now been running for over two months without a hitch, and I've decided it's time to move things around a bit. It's currently installed on a 2.7GHz Celeron under RH9 installed on a 10GB "leftover" drive. Thanks to the strange marketing method called "Mail-In-Rebate", I have a fresh 160GB drive ($50), and I'm itchin...