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So last night I try to start L4D2 (which previously worked), and am seeing this dreaded message as the first in the console: Code: err:wgl:X11DRV_WineGL_InitOpenglInfo couldn't initialize OpenGL, expect problems This is happening both with the latest Wine from git and from the prebuilt 1.3 package in the Oneiric repos. It was all working fine when I last tested (using my git build) a

...om> wrote: > That?s only true if the majority of people will in fact override the default policy. The current behavior in Fedora and CentOS lets you click Done twice and bypass the weak password complaint. > But as I have repeatedly pointed out here, the stock rules really are not that onerous. They basically encode best practices established 20 years ago. In order to protect a system that's Internet facing with challengeresponseauth (rather than PKA), the minimum password quality would need to be at least initially onerous. Whereas if things are properly configured such that ssh i...

...# the proposed location of your Wiki contribution(s) [Personal Page] I'll branch out from here. Maybe. While I understand the problem with spammers, asking each user to send each proposed page to the list for creation, then wait until it's created, and only then get to edit... is pretty onerous compared to other options. -- Steve

Hello, I am trying to compile Samba4 on RHEL 5.3 which didn't have Python on it. I've downloaded Python-2.6.5.tar from http://ftp.samba.org/pub/tridge/python/. I get the following error during the compile : .......................................... ........................................... [3285/3758] Compiling lib/krb5_wrap/enctype_convert.c [3286/3758] Linking

I recently updated my Ubunto from 11.04 to 11.10 and I can no longer play windows games via wine. However I can still launch and use Steam, but I cant play any of the games there, Steam shows the "preparing to launch..." message but the game never launches. Also with World of Warcraft the game launcher opens up, I can see the news and all, but when I push the play button the launcher

2 May 2001 Can the Ogg Vorbis program be used to stream live audio over the Internet? Or is it restricted to the creation of files that have to be downloaded and then played on a computer? Put another way, can Ogg Vorbis doe what "Real Audio" does, but without the onerous restrictions? Robert Willmann, Jr. San Antonio, Texas --- >8 ---- List archives: http://www.xiph.org/archives/ Ogg project homepage: http://www.xiph.org/ogg/ To unsubscribe from this list, send a message to 'vorbis-request@xiph.org' containing only the word 'unsubscribe' in th...

...mi has answered the questions that I was about to ask! In all honesty, it is only the two Chinese sets of translated pages that are kept fully up to date due to Timothy's hard work. I wonder if there are any German speakers (if not German nationals) who would be prepared to take on that (quite onerous) task? Alan.

I can understand why it changes the game. It would be sweet if we could do something like r2u for Debian, but for now > we can't. Switching between Debian and Ubuntu is not that onerous though. Do you mind clarifying what you do here? Do you operate Ubuntu when working in R? Or do you somehow operate Ubuntu to manage R packages and dependencies, and then switch back into Debian to carry out the R work? And what is required on Debian for something like this to function, and what...

Full_Name: Richard L Lozes Version: 2.1.1 OS: Win XP Submission from: (NULL) (69.107.18.35) "#" appearing in a quoted string in input causes further input of that line to be ignored. Can be cured by escaping (i.e., "\#"), but in big data sets it is onerous to find. # should not be "special" inside a quoted string. Here is a small input file. Read it with read.csv(). Title1, Title2, cHdr1, cHdr2, cHdr3 "xyz","abc",1.0,2.0,3.0 "xyy","ab#c",4.0,5.0,6.0 "zyx","abc",7.0,8.0,9.0

https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=907554 In particular comments 2 & 3. We could change libguestfs's guestfs_mkfs (internally) so it always does an implicit wipefs on the filesystem. wipefs is not too onerous -- in particular I believe it only writes to a few chosen areas of the disk. Especially considering that we're about to run mkfs anyway which for some filesystems writes a lot of blocks. Thoughts? Rich. -- Richard Jones, Virtualization Group, Red Hat http://people.redhat.com/~rjones libgue...

...d can’t replace ISL, then the best approach seems to have CMake detect and reject incompatible versions. > > This would require buildbot admins to regularly install new versions of isl. It seems like you can choose how frequently to update. Updating every 6 to 12 months doesn’t seem overly onerous, and still gives the benefit of updates from the upstream project. -Chris

...hose type was a link and pointed to an NTFS file on a read-only ( ro ) partition. When I open the launcher it always asks me whether I want to display or run the file. Of course I want display it and when I click on that button it displays it in my browser, Firefox, correctly. It is neverthless onerous to constantly be asked and have to then click the correct display button rather than Gnome knowing to display it automatically. This appears to be happening because the file on the NTFS has an executable permission set to it because the umask I used in /etc/fstab for the partition was 0222. Ho...

...r for updating the minimum version? I'm not certain I see it as a blocker since upgrading CMake should not be too difficult (2.8.12.1 was released in Nov 2013). Whether we want to require 2.8.12.1 is a different ball of wax, but for just the Ninja + MSVC build, I don't think that's too onerous (then again, I don't use Ninja for my builds, either). ~Aaron

...g frameworks RUnit, testthat), but since testInstalledPackage makes an external call to R CMD BATCH, any packages loaded in my current environment have no effect on the tests. The only workaround that I've come up with is to add require statements to the top of each test file, but this is a bit onerous. My question is whether 1) there is a technique to force the test harness script (e.g. tests/run_tests.R, tests/doRUnit.R) to be copied into the installed source package, or 2) there is a way to have testInstalledPackage force the loading of required packages prior to executing test scripts, or 3)...

...the best approach seems to have CMake detect and reject incompatible versions. > > > > This would require buildbot admins to regularly install new versions of isl. > > It seems like you can choose how frequently to update. Updating every 6 > to 12 months doesn’t seem overly onerous, and still gives the benefit of > updates from the upstream project. We tend to update isl at certain times more often and prefer to have a fast turnaround in updates. The reason is that if a new LLVM change exposes a bug we would like to fix the bug in isl immediately and want to get this fi...

...if LLVM version N can build LLVM HEAD, > then if the LTS distributions can build LLVM N then they should be able to > get to LLVM HEAD. > ​I agree with this, except that the intermediate​ compiler could be llvm or gcc (or another). I think building *one* intermediate compiler is not too onerous. clang 3.4 is probably a good choice if you only want to use C++14 features, not C++17. It demands only C++98 from the system compiler, but supports C++11 and C++14. If you want to use C++17 features then you need a Clang that itself needs the system compiler to support C++11 compiler to build it...

...p: "I am not going to go out of my way to help you run security-critical software that is YEARS out of date. In fact, I consider it my responsibility to do exactly the opposite. It's not rocket science: someone on your distro's team just needs to update it ONCE A YEAR. If that is too onerous for them, then I'd prefer that they not distribute my software at all. If you don't like the way XScreenSaver works, then don't run it. I hear GNOME Screensaver is a thing that also exists. See how that works out for you instead." I didn't know a screensaver was that critical...

...kes for licensing problems [2] Tread lightly: - generated .bc is incompatible with llc due to runtime-specific GC codegen � Gordon [1] Yes, this is a downside. :) Possibly the dominant one, since this is a weekend project. [2] ocaml is licensed under the QPL [Trolltech/KDE], which has an onerous distribution clause which prohibits forks. My current work leaves the existing code generator in place, touching only a few files to integrate LLVM code generation as a runtime option; this improves the possibility that a patch would be accepted, and otherwise makes patch maintenance manage...

Op di 3 sep. 2019 om 18:36 schreef Finkel, Hal J. via llvm-dev < llvm-dev at lists.llvm.org>: > On 9/3/19 7:19 AM, Sam Elliott wrote: > > There are 1500 tests total, and about 100 on the platform-agnostic > blacklist. Alex and I do not think this is an onerous burden for > maintenance, either as an external test suite or if the test suite is > imported. > > > > In the long term, if we import the tests, we know we will have to do > updates when the Embecosm work lands, and beyond that updates can be more > sporadic. It’s not clear...

Dear R-ers, my task is to simple: to assign cases to desired groupings based on the combined values on 2 variables. I can think of 3 methods of doing it. Method 1 seems to me pretty r-like, but it requires a lot of lines of code - onerous. Method 2 is a loop, so not very good - as it loops through all rows of mydata. Method 3 is a loop but loops through fewer lines, so it seems to me more efficient. Can you please tell me: 1. Which of my methods is more efficient? 2. Is there maybe an even more efficient r-like way of doing it? Imag...