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...at I have not changed anything. Among my travels (presently in Umea), I have finally had a chance to take a look. The best way to describe the current default graphics is HORRIBLY UGLY. The R core member who made those changes should buy glasses to see the screen better instead of imposing his near sightedness on the rest of us. The worst is that the most important options that have been modified are RO so we can do nothing. As PS graphics are also knackered, we currently have no way of viewing a reasonable graph produced by R. I was already systematically resetting the margins to be narrower, as they...

...port ARMv6+ CPUs, or keep the crap drivers working and not support DMA in any shape or form on ARMv6+. Obviously, this was too important to for one or two abusive drivers to block, so I changed the architecture level /anyway/ and just said screw the drivers which end up being broken by their short-sightedness, they can either rot or someone else can fix them. I have no beef for intentionally breaking stuff when people abuse well defined interfaces and/or refuse to discuss their requirements when interfaces don't quite do what they want - or worse, refuse to listen to objections. As I say, it's...

...he problem lies on lie 872. Basically, this will form a query string that looks like this: tree[0]=1&tree[0][0]=2 which should obviously be illegal - if tree[0] is a string (ie, tree [0]=1) then it cannot then suddenly be a hash (tree[0][0]=2). This is a regression due to someones short-sightedness who made a change without testing it out or even really thinking about why it was there in the first place. The fix is simply to add a layer of indirection: 872 return [name + Sortable._constructIndex(item) + "[id]=" + Without this, you will get all sorts of weird rails erro...

...p the crap drivers working and not > support DMA in any shape or form on ARMv6+. > > Obviously, this was too important to for one or two abusive drivers to > block, so I changed the architecture level /anyway/ and just said screw > the drivers which end up being broken by their short-sightedness, they > can either rot or someone else can fix them. > > I have no beef for intentionally breaking stuff when people abuse well > defined interfaces and/or refuse to discuss their requirements when > interfaces don't quite do what they want - or worse, refuse to listen > to ob...

On 06/24/2014 07:33 PM, Alexandre Courbot wrote: > On 06/24/2014 07:02 PM, Russell King - ARM Linux wrote: >> On Tue, Jun 24, 2014 at 06:54:26PM +0900, Alexandre Courbot wrote: >>> From: Lucas Stach <dev at lynxeye.de> >>> >>> On architectures for which access to GPU memory is non-coherent, >>> caches need to be flushed and invalidated explicitly

...lity for the carnage in Gaza, the fact is that most Americans are tired of violence in the far-away Middle East. Besides, the economy is in the tank, the NFL playoffs are in progress, and the kids have to go back to school. Everyday life takes priority for most Americans. Unfortunately, such short-sightedness will not do, for the pitiful denizens of Gaza are not the last targets of the Israeli army or the worldwide network of Diaspora Jews. The dispossession of the Palestinians since 1948 is but a dress rehearsal for more ambitious dispossessions of non-Jews throughout the world. Do I exaggerate? I bel...

...lity for the carnage in Gaza, the fact is that most Americans are tired of violence in the far-away Middle East. Besides, the economy is in the tank, the NFL playoffs are in progress, and the kids have to go back to school. Everyday life takes priority for most Americans. Unfortunately, such short-sightedness will not do, for the pitiful denizens of Gaza are not the last targets of the Israeli army or the worldwide network of Diaspora Jews. The dispossession of the Palestinians since 1948 is but a dress rehearsal for more ambitious dispossessions of non-Jews throughout the world. Do I exaggerate? I bel...

...esently in Umea), I have >> finally had a chance to take a look. The best way to describe the >> current default graphics is HORRIBLY UGLY. The R core member who >> made those changes should buy glasses to see the screen better >> instead of imposing his near sightedness on the rest of us. The >> worst is that the most important options that have been modified are >> RO so we can do nothing. As PS graphics are also knackered, we >> currently have no way of viewing a reasonable graph produced by R. PD> Well, the font sizes are a...