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...avid's and they don't take into account the difficulty in maintaining non-x86 buildbots. What you're both saying is basically the same as: We want all the cars we care about in our garage, but only as long as they can race in F1. However, you care about the whole range, from beetles to McLarens, but are only willing to cope with the speed and reliability of the latter. You'll end up with only McLarens in your garage. It just doesn't make sense. Also, very briefly, I want the same as both of you: reliability. But I alone cannot guarantee that. And even with help, I can only get th...

Hello, I'm using Linux for about two months now. Even before switching to Linux I have heard of Wine. I got my system running relativelly stable (I use Slackware 10.2, kernel-2.6.14 and KDE 3.4), but still have some issues - sound being one of them. But that's my problem. I'd like to contribute to the wine project somehow. Perhaps starting as a test user for some application.

Hello, as there were some errors in the installer/rpm of the latest WineTools release I fixed hopefully all errors and announce hereby the new release. The following changes have been made: wt0.9jo-II 18.11.2005 error corrections in install and spec-files norwegian translation updated new software: - Italian versions of ie6 msjet, msxml, ppviewer2003 - Norwegian

On 7 October 2015 at 15:39, James Y Knight <jyknight at google.com> wrote: > But since nobody actually seemed interested in fixing it, I didn't keep making noise about it. I basically just ignore the failure notices from buildbot, because every commit seems to trigger multiple bogus failure notices, no matter what. That's not true, either. We (buildbot owners and admins) are

...-ness of it matters here. The powerpc64 and hexagon bots are very reliable. > > What you're both saying is basically the same as: We want all the cars > we care about in our garage, but only as long as they can race in F1. > However, you care about the whole range, from beetles to McLarens, but > are only willing to cope with the speed and reliability of the latter. > You'll end up with only McLarens in your garage. It just doesn't make > sense. > > > I think this is a poor analogy. You're also ignoring the solution I gave you in my previous mail for s...

I'm trying to set up a "dropbox" application that will monitor a directory for newly created files and process them. The problem I am having is that my linux process is not recognizing that a file is still being written to by another server. Here's the configuration: Redhat Linux with 2.4.9-31smp kernel using SAMBA 2.0.10 client to mount a share that exists on a Windows 2000

I know this issue has been beat to death on the newsgroups, but I have not yet found an answer. I will make an attempt to include all the necessary info. Description of Problem: I am having problems trying to access large files (>2GB) on mounted smbfs volumes. To clarify, I am attempting to view large files that exist on an NT server, from my Linux box, and getting erroneous results.