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I took the liberty to convert most of the debug output from hex to decimal as unprefixed hex values are rather confusing. I took the liberty to convert most of the debug output from hex to decimal as unprefixed hex values are rather confusing.

This is hrev49124.

The attached patch replaces "v" with "Version" as it's what all the other Translators do. Also some sentence casing. It all compiles and should work, but when I tested by putting the translators under non-packaged/ and rebooting with blacklisting the system JPEG translator, Tracker and all kinds of stuff crashed.
While I do think I converted the sprintf correctly to snprintf, I'd rather have someone else have a look and apply the patch. Thanks.

but keep the copyright for everything else. If I worked on Haiku sources under contrqct from someone else, they would get the copyright. I don't have stats on that but I think it is the same for most other devs. My point was that right now Haikungfu is as much part of the project as fRiSS is. When I said 'changing the copyright', I meant changing the copyright that ...

On 1/31/2015 3:28 PM, Luposian wrote: Wait a sec... Haiku now has a roll back feature, too? Haiku is turning into Windows before our very eyes! First updates, now roll-back! Head for the hills!:-D So does apt-get/dpkg AFAIK. ...

• Data at ​https://www.haiku-os.org/guides/building/compiling-arm is hopelessly out-of-date. e.g. target raspberri_pi no longer exists (now broken into rpi1 & rpi2), instructions to build the tools fail, etc etc.

• ReadMe.Compiling specifies that Mtools and mkimage are required, but does not detail how to build or install them.

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Yes, please use and promote HaikuThemeManager for this.

13 avril 2015 10:08 Richie Nyhus-Smith richienyhus@xxxxxxxxx a écrit: going to remain a 3rd assist Alexander What do you need to make it official? kallisti5 is a member of the ...

What do you need to make it official? kallisti5 is a member of the Ownership of code written by a Haiku developer does not get automatically ...

Sent from my iPhone 5c. On Jan 31, 2015, at 12:08 PM, Axel Dörfler axeld@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: On 01/30/2015 07:24 PM, Chris Hanson wrote: Thanks. Is there a straightforward way (a query or command line, rather than eyeballing) to tell which are in use and which can be eliminated? To put Humdinger's words differently: none of those are actually needed. They ...

Hello Jerome, thanks for help. I believe it's poor wording. There shouldn't be any duplicate ID in searching other buffer groups with the same buffer ID. This isn't a workaround. ...

until after our next release. The network drivers have been pretty stable lately, lets work on getting a release out first :-) -- Alex If two weeks after the release we are already telling people to use the nightlies because they have new network drivers, the release would be a failure. ...

Hi Ithamar, at the stage that we are at (and have been, for a _long_ time), I think a simple table of SoC vendors and their chips would be much more useful. Thing is, there's (less than?) a handful of developers that ever seriously work on the ARM port, and with the speed that it is progressing, whatever board is currently in use might be unsupported before we have user land properly booting on any board. We're pretty much at the start where the ...

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On 09.04.2015 12:24, Adrien Destugues wrote: 9 avril 2015 11:22 Ithamar Adema ithamar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx a écrit: Hi, On Thu, Apr 9, 2015 at 8:52 AM, Adrien Destugues pulkomandy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx ...