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MPlayer, Matroska and you
2009-08-17 11:49 This issue was fixed a few hours ago. I have bumped MPlayer in our tree to SVN rev. 29532 I bumped MPlayer tonight. Aside from a new VDPAU option and some miscellaneous fixes, the most important news item … Continue reading
The state of the Exherbo Onion
Two perly things have happened in Exherbo recently. First of all, I pushed an exheres for 5.10.1-RC1 last night. I have tested to ensure that it should be possible to up- and downgrade between 5.10.0 and 5.10.1 without any issues, … Continue reading
ハ, パ… what’s the difference?
We get a lot of patches from many people in our main #exherbo channel. When someone is around and have the time to pick them up it works very well but some patches tend to drown in the general noise … Continue reading
Error messages! READ THEM!!!
Please refrain from wasting developers’ time because you don’t want to read the error messages you get on your screen. Read them, act upon them or ask about the specific error message, rather than giving vague statements such as “I … Continue reading
Topic repositories! Use them!
During his various talks Bryan has mentioned the use of unofficial topic repositories in Exherbo – repositories hosting packages related to a specific topic that are either mostly or completely maintained by non-developers (and by non-developers I mean people who … Continue reading
The worst thing…
The worst thing about Open Source Days [danish] isn’t choosing which talks to attend (I never have time for talks anyway). The worst thing is doing weird LaTeX hacks to get their logo placed correctly in the agenda… Turns out … Continue reading