Compiz makes my KDE in lenny unstable I see very regular opengl game
crashes when running the compiz window manager as opposed to the kwin
window manager and I'm using the binary nvidia driver from the repository.

When you do have a crash, have you tried killing the xserver using
ctrl-alt-backspace? Sometimes that works for me. If that doesn't work
you can also try ssh'ing into the box and restarting either kdm or gdm
and seeing if that will bring the window manager back.

I for one am waiting for KDE 4.2 to eventually come to testing, which at
least for my purposes will make compiz redundant and will be removed
from all my machines.

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Sheridan Hutchinson
sheridan@shezza.org

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The description says that IDEA is "patented worldwide", but this is not
legaly possible given that in most jurisdictions algorithms are not patentable.

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tags 166701 fixed-upstream
thanks

On Sat, Aug 16, 2003 at 02:41:02PM +0100, Colin Watson wrote:

I've finally done this for man-db 2.5.4, and indeed now that the proper
infrastructure is in place it turned out to be really easy:

Sat Dec 27 00:00:01 GMT 2008 Colin Watson debian.org>

Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist

* Package name : haskell-curl
Version : 1.3.3
Upstream Author : Sigbjorn Finne
* URL : http://hackage.haskell.org/cgi-bin/hackage-scripts/package/curl
* License : BSD (3-clause)
Programming Lang: Haskell
Description : Haskell bindings to the libcurl URL transfer library

This package provides the Haskell Network.Curl bindings to the libcurl
client-side URL transfer library.

- Josh Triplett

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Package: libghc6-tagsoup-prof
Version: 0.6-1
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Most Haskell -prof packages depend on the corresponding -dev package.
This makes it easy to grab both the -dev and -prof packages by
installing the latter. However, libghc6-tagsoup-prof does not depend on
libghc6-tagsoup-dev.

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Please consider building a -prof package with profiling libraries, like
other Haskell development packages.

Thanks,
Josh Triplett

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Please consider building a -prof package with profiling libraries, like
other Haskell development packages.

Thanks,
Josh Triplett

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Mehdi Tibouchi normalesup.org> wrote:

Maybe, or maybe it's the same as Debian bug 509235.

People who are experiencing this bug (509018), try installing
libcurl3-gnutls and see if that fixes it. It appears that
flashplugin-nonfree might actually depend on that library although it
doesn't say it does.

AMC

Package: obexfs
Severity: minor

The synopsis doesn't show mount point and options. Adding something like:

[ -- mount_options ] mount_point

to the end of the synopsis should be sufficient. An example lower down
the page would also be nice.

One thing would be nice to clear up, too: obexftp seems to take
bluetooth device names or MAC addresses, but I can only make obexfs work
with MAC addresses. If this is correct, it would be nice if -b
documented it; otherwise, it's a bug.

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Just a note that some msa arent working
f19(the press of 2 for selecting joystick at the very beginning) and F29 retaliator disks not working, msa

Best regards

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Versions of packages hatari depends on:
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ii libsdl1.2debian 1.2.11-8 Simple DirectMedia Layer
ii zlib1g 1:1.2.3-13 compression library - runtime

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