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Re: Salix Xfce 13.2beta1 is ready for testing!

Posted: 16. Feb 2011, 22:00
by gapan
justwantin wrote:Is there anything different with the claws mail in 13.2beta1 and the install from 13.1?
They are different versions.

Re: Salix Xfce 13.2beta1 is ready for testing!

Posted: 16. Feb 2011, 22:24
by thenktor
JRD wrote:"Nouveau" made a great progress, at least for my card. Works like a charm. Better than nv !
Confirmed.

Re: Salix Xfce 13.2beta1 is ready for testing!

Posted: 17. Feb 2011, 12:02
by mimosa
Up and running! Libreoffice under 13.2 seems noticeably more responsive than OpenOffice under 13.1.2. Should there be a significant performance improvement, or is it my imagination?

My earlier problem was indeed a bad burn, btw.

Re: Salix Xfce 13.2beta1 is ready for testing!

Posted: 17. Feb 2011, 20:44
by gapan
Everyone that has installed the beta, should replace util-linux-ng with util-linux, so run:

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spkg -d util-linux-ng
slapt-get -u
slapt-get -i util-linux

Re: Salix Xfce 13.2beta1 is ready for testing!

Posted: 17. Feb 2011, 22:00
by loukingjr
gapan wrote:Everyone that has installed the beta, should replace util-linux-ng with util-linux, so run:

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spkg -d util-linux-ng
slapt-get -u
slapt-get -i util-linux
hmmm, I get a spkg: command not found error in both user and root.

Re: Salix Xfce 13.2beta1 is ready for testing!

Posted: 17. Feb 2011, 22:02
by gapan
loukingjr wrote:hmmm, I get a spkg: command not found error in both user and root.
Did you remove spkg?

Re: Salix Xfce 13.2beta1 is ready for testing!

Posted: 17. Feb 2011, 22:06
by loukingjr
gapan wrote:
loukingjr wrote:hmmm, I get a spkg: command not found error in both user and root.
Did you remove spkg?
not on purpose :P :D . it's not even listed in gslapt.

oh wait. nm. my fault.

Re: Salix Xfce 13.2beta1 is ready for testing!

Posted: 18. Feb 2011, 13:52
by toothandnail
Install (32-bit version so far) was fine. Looks nice, good and quick as well.

A couple of things. Can't find where to set notification preferences. I should remember it, but so far, I've failed miserably.

Attempting to install multimedia codecs, the process gets close to finishing, then reports an error and fails:

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There was an error downloading the required packages. Please make sure that your internet connection is working properly and try again
:) Still getting used to the 2.1 beta of Seamonkey. Works well, but has a few unexpected things.....

I've made a little bit of use of Sourcery (wanted the Xfce mount plugin, since Xfce no longer has a umount option for optical media). Maybe not a very demanding test, but it worked well, so I now have a functional mount plugin for the panel.

Looks very good indeed so far.

Paul.

Re: Salix Xfce 13.2beta1 is ready for testing!

Posted: 18. Feb 2011, 14:03
by gapan
toothandnail wrote:A couple of things. Can't find where to set notification preferences. I should remember it, but so far, I've failed miserably.
Update the notification-daemon package and you'll find it in the settings menu.
toothandnail wrote:Attempting to install multimedia codecs, the process gets close to finishing, then reports an error and fails:

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There was an error downloading the required packages. Please make sure that your internet connection is working properly and try again
Update salix-codecs-installer and run it again.

Re: Salix Xfce 13.2beta1 is ready for testing!

Posted: 18. Feb 2011, 15:21
by toothandnail
gapan wrote:
toothandnail wrote:A couple of things. Can't find where to set notification preferences. I should remember it, but so far, I've failed miserably.
Update the notification-daemon package and you'll find it in the settings menu.
Thanks - fixed.....
toothandnail wrote:Attempting to install multimedia codecs, the process gets close to finishing, then reports an error and fails:

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There was an error downloading the required packages. Please make sure that your internet connection is working properly and try again
Update salix-codecs-installer and run it again.
:) fixed using sed as in the other thread (which I found after entering the message here, naturally).

A minor matter - tried to install mp3split. Its failing with an unmet dep for 'lib'....

Also, when using gigolo, it no longer has the option to remember login passwords. Was that handled by gnome-keyring in earlier versions? Can't remember anymore. Is that an oversight, or deliberate?

So far, I've managed to build the new version of Medit, which works fine, and my builds of Osmo and deps work. For them, I still need to fix a few things before they can go to the reop....

Paul.