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StyledEdit under 49058 (GCC2 hybrid x86) cannot edit existing text files. Creating a new text file works fine but when I open an existing one the cursor disappears and the only operation that works in the text editing area of the window is highlighting (and copying to the buffer) text. You can't even delete selections.

When using 49058 (GCC2 hybrid x86) on my System76 Gazelle Pro which uses an Intel 8 series / C220 chipset, I have to uncomment the lines:

apm true
disable_ioapic true

in /boot/home/config/settings/kernel/drivers/kernel to get Haiku to boot reliably or manually disable those kernel settings in the bootloader.

I will attach a syslog and listdev from my system.

On a related note, for some reason I don't get email notification when people reply to my tickets on here. Should I? I've checked my account email address is correct but I can't see any option to toggle notifications.

I've noticed that the bootmanager gives you the option to disable local APIC but the kernel config file is missing a matching option. The kernel config file only has an option to disable ioapic but not local apic.

I believe RNDIS is the protocol used by Android to do USB connection tethering. FreeBSD has this so can it not just be 'borrowed'? I use it frequently (under Linux) when I'm using my laptop away from home and its also very useful for those who have unsupported network devices but they have a data connection on their phone.

​https://www.freebsd.org/doc/en/books/handbook/network-usb-tethering.html

When I reach a webpage that is being redirected, WebPositive displays a message at top of screen indicating a redirection which sometimes is still visible even when the redirection has completed.

This seems to me to be redundant (possibly debugging) information that shouldn't be visible to the end user.

invalid:

Closing. Closing. Closing. :)

Tried to access haipuports from WebPositive but the left menu bar cannot be used, making the site inaccessible.

Using a Lenovo T60 I tried to disable touchpad scrolling and find there is no option available to do this.

This is hrev49089.

Currently the different translators are all jumbled together. I supposed sorting them under "image", "text" etc. would be a nice idea. Maybe in the future the "DataTranslations" preferences can be become a "Media Formats" preferences and include settings for audio and video formats as well.

Here's a mockup, that also changes the design of the right side of the window, moving the icon up and removing the "Info" button:

- Factor out RegistersView's SIMD output formatting functions into UiUtils helpers. Adjust RegistersView accordingly. - Adjust DebugReportGenerator to detect SIMD registers and format them appropriately for report output using the aforementioned helpers. - Factor out RegistersView's SIMD output formatting functions into UiUtils helpers. Adjust RegistersView accordingly. - Adjust DebugReportGenerator to detect SIMD registers and format them appropriately for report output using the aforementioned helpers.

On 2 January 2015 at 17:51, Andrew Hudson dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: Is there a list of officially supported languages for haiku? Can someone please point me to it? The pootle site [1] shows the state of GUI localization. At what percentage of translation you'd call it officially supported is a matter of definition, I'd say. Regards, Humdinger ...

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Is there a list of officially supported languages for haiku? Can someone please point me to it? Thanks, Andrew ...

Oops, forgot to change the subject from the digest one, here it is again with a better chance of appearing in the correct thread. Sorry about that. waddlesplash wrote on Tue, 30 Dec 2014 09:42:22 -0500: No, we have a working GUI, where did you hear that we didn't? Swing works, so NetBeans is almost perfectly usable [...] Didn't realize it was that far ahead. So maybe the RealVNC downloadable Java viewer would work, ...

When trying to install Haiku, it won't recognize my hard drives with AHCI mode enabled, and the installer kicks me out to KDL (and a nonfunctioning USB keyboard) with native IDE mode enabled. Once installed (to a flash drive), however, it recognizes the hard drives just fine in native IDE mode.

I cannot access the Internet at all with my Nforce mobo's built-in ethernet. It's just loading the page forever, and Network shows me sending little bits of data and receiving half nothing.

Walter (Revision hrev49058)
x86_gcc2
On real hardware