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9 avril 2015 11:22 Ithamar Adema ithamar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx a écrit: On Thu, Apr 9, 2015 at 8:52 AM, Adrien Destugues pulkomandy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: would delay the it, so it's unlikely ...

Infidels, We have seized your illegal operating system from your unholy servers and have imprisoned it onto compact disk. You must compile software in accord with sharia law. CD's should be covered such as not to reveal its nakedness. You must route your network traffic through Mecca, lest your software be unholy. Unless you submit to Allah (peace be upon him) and use the chosen Unix Corel ...

Hi Richard, Sorry for the late response... On Fri, Mar 27, 2015 at 3:26 PM, Richie Nyhus-Smith richienyhus@xxxxxxxxx wrote: on ARM microarchitectures. ...

Hi, On Thu, Apr 9, 2015 at 8:52 AM, Adrien Destugues pulkomandy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: would delay the release a lot more. And, there has been little interest from the developers in doing it, so it's unlikely we see them soon. ...

also USB 3.0 if possible. Some motherboards have onboard wi-fi, and the interface may be USB, even though it is not removable as would be a USB stick, USB hard drive, or external USB wi-fi or Bluetooth adapter. I don't agree on this, however. USB3 and USB WiFi need a lot more work and ...

Problem with unzip:
Trying to unzip the file attached to this ticket results in the following output:

Archive: libz.zip

linking: libz.so

error: zipfile probably corrupt (segmentation violation)

This unzips properly on BeOS. There are 2 symbolic links in the file that link to the third (real) file in the zip.

Problem with zip:
Trying to create a zip with a symbolic link results in a file with only regular files.
Steps to reproduce:

• Create a folder named test
• Create a file in this folder (for example with a simple touch command)
• Create a symbolic link to the file
• Zip the folder and all contents with the zip command (for example: zip -r test.zip test
• Unzip the zipfile again.

You now have two regular files instead of one regular file with one symbolic link pointing to it.

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. ...

When you download a package from HaikuDepot that needs to download additional dependencies the user is not given any indication on the progress of downloading the dependencies. It seems HaikuDepot only gives a progress indicator for the main package(s) that the user chose to download and not their dependencies.

I expected there to be a 'Download Status' tab in the lower-half of the HD window that would show such info.

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When you have just one instance of a program open and/or the program in question only has one window open, you should not be presented with a menu when you click on a running program in the Deskbar. In this situation, the program being clicked on should be brought to the foreground and unminimized without having to select it from the sub-menu because the other options (Hide All, Show All and Close All) don't apply. The sub-menu should only appear when multiple instances of an app are running or if an app has multiple windows open.

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A release that doens't work on any modern hardware will not be that helpful. 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. My vote goes to doing the work as soon as possible, and if it creates problems, we can always revert it in the release branch until things are sorted out. -- Adrien. ...

* remove tcpdump and libpcap from the build and from the tree. * remove tcpdump and libpcap from the build and from the tree.

When a running live query window is closed it crashes Tracker. Debugger report attached.

STEPS TO REPRODUCE

1. Create a query to search all image files on all volumes.
2. Open the query and close it as quickly as possible (in case it is the Fetch() portion of the query).

* Also updated curl packages. * Also updated curl packages.

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 are just a safety measure for being able to restore an older version. ...

fixed:

Fixed in hrev49136.

It seems getting the device from the partition after it is unmounted does not work reliably. Get the device much earlier in the function, before actually unmounting it. Fixes #2630. It seems getting the device from the partition after it is unmounted does not work reliably. Get the device much earlier in the function, before actually unmounting it. Fixes #2630.