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...; + [./configure --with-virt-v2v-python-interpreter=...] *) To support Python 2 way more changes are needed though, other than the interpreter, so patching one line more in python_script.ml is not a big deal in that case. > ./configure --with-virt-v2v-nbdkit-python-plugin=... This would be OKish, although needed because of downstream changes in Fedora (where the Python plugin of nbdkit is built also as Python 3, and this version is renamed to "python3"). -- Pino Toscano

So far i've only got a9cad to work.I tried progecad which is supposed to work,but by launcinh the exe,i get the wine console error.I also tried the edrawings viewer but same thing,and then i hear about the read-only bug of microstation 8. Is there any good choice for cad applications as far as wine is concerned?

No functional change, but it does allow downstream distributions to adjust the Python interpreter and nbdkit Python plugin used by virt-v2v -o rhv-upload mode: ./configure --with-virt-v2v-python-interpreter=... ./configure --with-virt-v2v-nbdkit-python-plugin=... If you don't set the configure parameters then this change makes no difference. --- .gitignore | 1 + configure.ac

I bought a new computer for myself, and installed Kubuntu on it. I installed Steam on it, bought the orange box, tried to run TF2, and it didn't work. When I started it up, t showed the VALVE logo and played their little jingle, showed the Source logo, then the screen went blank and nothing happened :x . It opened it in the Konsole (Terminal) and it gave me this when the screen (on the desktop

Doh123, how is running a program off an NTFS partition asking for trouble? Ntfsprogs seems to handle it just fine. I know that NTFS doesn't let you mark a file as executable, and that the filesystem is susceptible to fragmentation, but you should just be able to tell it to run rather than display and be good. It shouldn't cause destruction. I think there might even be an NTFS defrag tool

...an display and be good. It shouldn't cause destruction. I think there might even be an NTFS defrag tool for Linux, I'd have to check. >> > > > Really NTFS is fairly good on fragmentation resistance as long as drive remains under 90 percent full. And shake defrag will work okish on it. I have had to use shake defrag from Linux on a ntfs drive that was that badly fragmented that windows defrag tools would not even attempt. > > But executable bit is not the only file system part Ntfsprogs is missing. There is a serous difference in mmap handling compared to ext2 ex...

Hello all, The topic of plugin dependencies has come up before and it doesn''t seem to have been addressed by core or core doesn''t seem to think it''s an issue. I''ve looked at the current edge code and don''t see anything new, so if I''ve missed something *please* let me know. The following article makes mention of a require_plugin