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R-2.2.1 is still not available for Redhat Linux as an RPM on CRAN. It is available as an SRPM. Can someone fill me in on why it takes so long to make RPMs available? I would be happy to help make the RPMs for el4 and el3 if such help is needed. Regards, Scott Waichler Pacific Northwest National Laboratory scott.waichler _at_ pnl.gov

Wow, three threads in two days, I promise to be less loquacious from now on. Anyways, I've decided to run CentOS over Whitebox on my firewall because of the timeliness of updates. Is there some way I can assist in the CentOS effort? It would be nice if there were a "wanted" section on y'all's web site detailing ways to assist with CentOS, if any. --Shawn -- -- Shawn M. Jones <smj at littleprojects.org> http://www.littleprojects.org

Sorry, folks. I wish our release developers well, and hope that they can open up their processes to allow much needed community involvment. But I've hopped to Scientific Linux and find it much more usable due to their willingness to publish updates even without the entire new release bundled, and the much timelier updates from the upstream vendor. php53 and bind97 are directly available for

...fer to it when the inevitable ping is necessary. - I have to wade through tons and tons of commit e-mails searching for a response to my patch (for some reason the mailing list software often breaks threading). This is a more general problem with the current review process, not strictly a timeliness issue. - I have to send a ping e-mail. - Now I have to look for responses to *two* e-mails. In short, e-mail is a very poor vehicle for managing this kind of process. I hope that the patch queue in testing helps alleviate the poor response time problem. Even just an acknowlegement, "hey I...

Anyone read the rough cuts of this book? I''m interested in checking it out because Bruce Tate''s work is always great. How does it compare to the agile books (2nd edition) in terms of timeliness, difficulty, etc. Thanks! Nathan -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://wrath.rubyonrails.org/pipermail/rails/attachments/20060523/e8a4096a/attachment.html

...server would be transmitted to each of the connected remote users. Would the added overhead of encryption and authentication be substantial that if there is no such need for security, it could be removed from the host configuration file. Is there any additional ways to improve the performance and timeliness of the delivery of the multicast packets in tinc? -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://www.tinc-vpn.org/pipermail/tinc/attachments/20140204/8cb512b8/attachment.html>

...It literally takes 10 seconds. > - I have to wade through tons and tons of commit e-mails searching for a > response to my patch (for some reason the mailing list software often > breaks threading). This is a more general problem with the current > review process, not strictly a timeliness issue. Sounds like you need a better mail reader. I have never heard of this even remotely being a problem in any way, at all, ever. > - I have to send a ping e-mail. Once again, this takes like what, 10 seconds? I find it highly unlikely that 10 seconds is a non-negligible amount of time com...

I have a few questions to throw out to the collective braintrust. 1. in core/fs/pxe/tftp.c, when communicating using udp, in connecting, transmitting and receiving functions, errors are not communicated to the user. In fact the comment after transmit specifies "/* If the WRITE call fails, we let the timeout take care of it... */" The question is: Should we notify the user that there

...this one. :) >> - I have to wade through tons and tons of commit e-mails searching for a >> response to my patch (for some reason the mailing list software often >> breaks threading). This is a more general problem with the current >> review process, not strictly a timeliness issue. > > Sounds like you need a better mail reader. I have never heard of this > even remotely being a problem in any way, at all, ever. Really? You've never heard comments about the huge volume of mail on llvm-commits? I just read another message about it today. >> - I hav...

...e Service Level Agreement type support (updates within a certain amount of time, bugs fixed, etc.) then that is what RHEL is for. If CentOS works for you and you want to use it, that's why we build it .. but if you require some sort of assurance of fitness, especially some sort of guarantee of timeliness for response to bugs, etc .. then CentOS might not be what you are looking for. -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: signature.asc Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 198 bytes Desc: OpenPGP digital signature URL: <http://lists.centos.org/piperma...

...one! Is it only for Silicon Valley people? No. It''s got some regional Ruby community emphasis -- but Ruby Central was asked to get involved specifically to broaden the event base and help fulfill the planners'' goal of making the conference of interest and timeliness to Rubyists overall. Is it a Ruby conference, or a Rails conference? It''s all things to all people! :-) In fact, it''s a Ruby conference with a number of Rails talks (want to hear core Rails developer Marcel Molina presenting on Rails 1.1?) and Rails develo...

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Sean Silva <silvas at purdue.edu> writes: >> Really, patches get dropped *all the time* to the point where pings are >> a regular part of the development process. That's a huge waste of time >> for everyone. > > It's only a waste of time if your workflow is entirely synchronous > with patch review. Most of us have a number of things that we can work >

...re team to convert the data insights into action. - Adapt to changing client needs and deliver a high customer satisfaction. - Support complex analysis which can at times be ad-hoc. - Work independently on ad-hoc requirements from client, and the onshore and offshore teams, ensuring accuracy and timeliness of the end product. - Provide a business understanding to the junior members on the team. - Validate work meeting client requirements and adhering to a rigorous statistical standard. People Management Responsibilities : - One needs to be a good team player and lead, involve the team members fo...

...re team to convert the data insights into action. - Adapt to changing client needs and deliver a high customer satisfaction. - Support complex analysis which can at times be ad-hoc. - Work independently on ad-hoc requirements from client, and the onshore and offshore teams, ensuring accuracy and timeliness of the end product. - Provide a business understanding to the junior members on the team. - Validate work meeting client requirements and adhering to a rigorous statistical standard. People Management Responsibilities : - One needs to be a good team player and lead, involve the team members fo...

...>>> - I have to wade through tons and tons of commit e-mails searching for a >>> response to my patch (for some reason the mailing list software often >>> breaks threading). This is a more general problem with the current >>> review process, not strictly a timeliness issue. >> >> Sounds like you need a better mail reader. I have never heard of this >> even remotely being a problem in any way, at all, ever. > > Really? You've never heard comments about the huge volume of mail on > llvm-commits? I just read another message about i...

From: Dag Wieers > Bryan, stop generalising and dramatising. What dramatising? At some point, several people decide that anything they dislike was said by me. Several other people said far more negative comments about CIPE than myself. Those comments have now been attributed to me. I purposely avoided making it about whether or not CIPE should or shouldn't not be included, just why it

Byron Ellis has been making some progress on a hdf5 library for microarray data (and any other thing you want to put in there). In doing so some issues have arisen that are of more general interest. 1) hdf5 supports annotation (through comments) so it would be nice if the comment function in R became generic. I think this is backward compatible and basically not really an issue of any

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...everal perspectives of Information Technology Science. We are pleased to invite you to submit your papers to MOSITS'17. Papers must be written in English and related with one or more of the Conference Topics (see below). All submissions will be twice ?blind? reviewed on the basis of relevance, timeliness, originality, importance and clarity of expression with convincing argumentative. Accepted and registered Papers will be published in Proceedings by Springer in a book of the AISC series and then indexed by Web of Science, Scopus. You can see more details on https://www. mosits.org. TOPICS Subm...