Hello, can i ask here for how long this OpenSuse image 10.3 will be supported? and can i install gdlib and imgamagick on an 10.3 OpenSuse Version?
really thanks in advance
mischlig wrote:
> Hello, can i ask here for how long this OpenSuse image 10.3 will be
> supported?
10.3 is supported until 11.2 comes out, which is currently scheduled
for 12 Nov 09 (cite: http://en.opensuse.org/Roadmap)
> and can i install gdlib and imgamagick on an 10.3 OpenSuse
> Version?
http://software.opensuse.org/search and my 10.3 YaST both report
“nothing found” for both gdlib and imgamagick…
on the other hand Google searched the entire earth and found those two
terms in your post only…which makes me wonder if you spelled
them correctly…
well, now that i’ve learned how to spell imagemagick, i’d advise you
to use YaST to install it (i GUESS if you need gdlib, or something
spelled kinda like that, it will be automatically installed by YaST)
by the way, imagemagick is installed on my 10.3, so . . .
spelling counts when dealing with computers…witd mee, knot sew muche…
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natural_pilot
yes thank you. i mean imagemagick and gdlib is any library for opensuse which i can install. its really called gdlib or gd libary and its needed for joomla. dont know i believe this can handle compressions which is used by joomla.
and gd was found 
i am happy. so there are no problems… thanks
thanks. i hope my provider will make it possible to upgrade to 11.x till November 2009
thanks. i hope my provider will make it possible to upgrade to 11.x till November 2009
Not sure what that is supposed to mean.
‘Your Provider?’
caf4926 wrote:
>> thanks. i hope my provider will make it possible to upgrade to 11.x till
>> November 2009 Not sure what that is supposed to mean.
> ‘Your Provider?’
i guess: s/he has an ISP (possibly dial-up) who meters bits and
charges LOT$ if over some low number of megs per unit of time
(probably monthly)…
hey mischlig,
use a bit torrent client to fetch…and just turn it on and let it run
at/near the end of the month (or whatever) until you get close to your
monthly max bits…and, do that over and over until you have the
entire DVD image…
and, i guess you know you can set (for example) KTorrent to not seed…
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natural_pilot
On Tue, 09 Jun 2009 06:15:41 GMT, natural_pilot
<natural_pilot@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org> wrote:
>caf4926 wrote:
>>> thanks. i hope my provider will make it possible to upgrade to 11.x till
>>> November 2009 Not sure what that is supposed to mean.
>> ‘Your Provider?’
>
>i guess: s/he has an ISP (possibly dial-up) who meters bits and
>charges LOT$ if over some low number of megs per unit of time
>(probably monthly)…
>
>hey mischlig,
>
>use a bit torrent client to fetch…and just turn it on and let it run
>at/near the end of the month (or whatever) until you get close to your
>monthly max bits…and, do that over and over until you have the
>entire DVD image…
>
>and, i guess you know you can set (for example) KTorrent to not seed…
It seems that the Suse web side interface is helping to cause thread
fractioning. It is real visible on the Usenet side.
> It seems that the Suse web side interface is helping to cause thread
> fractioning. It is real visible on the Usenet side.
i not at all sure what you point is?
what kind of fractionation are you referring to?
that is, are you expecting to see every character of every previous
note top posted, as is a usual nntp style?
if that is your point, then it is best to just get over it…because
almost all the posters here are on html, and they (most having NO
background with NNTP) do not top-quote…
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natural_pilot
On Wed, 10 Jun 2009 06:14:47 GMT, natural_pilot
<natural_pilot@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org> wrote:
>> It seems that the Suse web side interface is helping to cause thread
>> fractioning. It is real visible on the Usenet side.
>
>
>i not at all sure what you point is?
>what kind of fractionation are you referring to?
>
>that is, are you expecting to see every character of every previous
>note top posted, as is a usual nntp style?
>
>if that is your point, then it is best to just get over it…because
>almost all the posters here are on html, and they (most having NO
>background with NNTP) do not top-quote…
Actually, i was talking about the multiple short threads for
mischlig’s issue. I have no idea if you are even seeing them. But
that is what is happening on the Usenet side. Try it (Usenet) you
might like it.
> Actually, i was talking about the multiple short threads for
> mischlig’s issue.
i can only guess you mean that he posted numerous times…maybe one
post each for several problems?? i hadn’t noticed…
> I have no idea if you are even seeing them.
hadn’t noticed because i hadn’t seen…but, on the other hand i seldom
notice the name/id of posters…so, i might have ‘answered’ every
question and not noticed they were all from the same individual…
now, at http://forums.opensuse.org/search.php?do=finduser&u=28792 i
see that “mischlig” has originated three threads, titled:
-rpmlib(PayloadIsLzma) <= 4.4.2-1
-OpenSuse 10.2 + Postfix
-OpenSuse 10.3
and has made a total of 12 post to this forum, ever…
and, still do not know what you were referring to…maybe you are the
only one seeing “multiple short threads” or “thread fractioning”…
> But that is what is happening on the Usenet side. Try it (Usenet) you
> might like it.
DUH!
partial header from mine you just replied to:
From: natural_pilot <natural_pilot@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org>
User-Agent: Thunderbird 2.0.0.19 (X11/20081227)
MIME-Version: 1.0
Newsgroups: opensuse.org.help.applications
Subject: Re: OpenSuse 10.3 + gdlib + imagemacking
References: <mischlig.3tga41@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org>
In-Reply-To: <p5au251uh8nfcpiepbep5cp925uf1p8v5s@4ax.com>
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Date: Wed, 10 Jun 2009 06:14:47 GMT
NNTP-Posting-Host: 87.55.196.72
NNTP-Posting-Date: Wed, 10 Jun 2009 00:14:47 MDT
natural_pilot
On Thu, 11 Jun 2009 12:41:20 GMT, natural_pilot
<natural_pilot@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org> wrote:
>> Actually, i was talking about the multiple short threads for
>> mischlig’s issue.
>
>i can only guess you mean that he posted numerous times…maybe one
>post each for several problems?? i hadn’t noticed…
>
>
>> I have no idea if you are even seeing them.
>
>hadn’t noticed because i hadn’t seen…but, on the other hand i seldom
>notice the name/id of posters…so, i might have ‘answered’ every
>question and not noticed they were all from the same individual…
Now that is a bad interface and uninspired reading. I could not help
noting the commonality, but that is me.
>
>now, at http://forums.opensuse.org/search.php?do=finduser&u=28792 i
>see that “mischlig” has originated three threads, titled:
>
>-rpmlib(PayloadIsLzma) <= 4.4.2-1
>-OpenSuse 10.2 + Postfix
>-OpenSuse 10.3
>
>and has made a total of 12 post to this forum, ever…
>
>and, still do not know what you were referring to…maybe you are the
>only one seeing “multiple short threads” or “thread fractioning”…
>
The way to find out is to try a free reader (knode is ok, seamonkey is
ok, thunderbird is ok and go look at a free newsserver aoie.org is ok
and Motzarella.org is ok) and look at the recent thread as Usenet sees
it. I doubt i could stand your web interface. I have seen so very
many that just unusable. Even google sucks, and it at least mostly
preserves threads.
>
>> But that is what is happening on the Usenet side. Try it (Usenet) you
>> might like it.
>
>DUH!
>
>partial header from mine you just replied to:
>
>
>From: natural_pilot <natural_pilot@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org>
>User-Agent: Thunderbird 2.0.0.19 (X11/20081227)
>MIME-Version: 1.0
>Newsgroups: opensuse.org.help.applications
>Subject: Re: OpenSuse 10.3 + gdlib + imagemacking
>References: <mischlig.3tga41@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org>
>In-Reply-To: <p5au251uh8nfcpiepbep5cp925uf1p8v5s@4ax.com>
>X-Enigmail-Version: 0.95.7
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>Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
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>Message-ID: <rbIXl.95$Jk1.66@kozak.provo.novell.com>
>Date: Wed, 10 Jun 2009 06:14:47 GMT
>NNTP-Posting-Host: 87.55.196.72
>NNTP-Posting-Date: Wed, 10 Jun 2009 00:14:47 MDT
>
>
>;-)
JosephKK wrote:
> … The way to find out is to try a free reader (knode is ok,
> seamonkey is ok, thunderbird is ok and go look at a free newsserver
> … I doubt i could stand your web interface.
did you actually read my last posting, including the header from a
previous post?
i ask because, as you suggested:
-
i use a free newsreader (thunderbird)
-
i use a free news-server (forums.opensuse.org)
the first time i pointed out i was using NNTP i went to the trouble of
posting my header from a previous message…it clearly showed both
of those facts, yet you persist in telling me if i switch away from a
web/hhtp interface that you don’t like and i am NOT using, i’ll
suddenly see and understand what you are calling “multiple short
threads” or “thread fractioning”…
mark me confused, but able to read.
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natural_pilot
On Fri, 12 Jun 2009 08:46:41 GMT, natural_pilot
<natural_pilot@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org> wrote:
>JosephKK wrote:
>> … The way to find out is to try a free reader (knode is ok,
>> seamonkey is ok, thunderbird is ok and go look at a free newsserver
>> … I doubt i could stand your web interface.
>
>did you actually read my last posting, including the header from a
>previous post?
>
>i ask because, as you suggested:
>
>- i use a free newsreader (thunderbird)
>
>- i use a free news-server (forums.opensuse.org)
>
>the first time i pointed out i was using NNTP i went to the trouble of
>posting my header from a previous message…it clearly showed both
>of those facts, yet you persist in telling me if i switch away from a
>web/hhtp interface that you don’t like and i am NOT using, i’ll
>suddenly see and understand what you are calling “multiple short
>threads” or “thread fractioning”…
>
>mark me confused, but able to read.
I am using a different server and getting different results.
I will look at the posts from yet another server.
I will look at it with seamonkey on both servers.
I will let you know.
> I am using a different server and getting different results.
> I will look at the posts from yet another server.
> I will look at it with seamonkey on both servers.
> I will let you know.
and, if you discover a bug in the web-forum-to-nntp-interface
programming, i guess you ought to suggest they fix it in a post to the
NNTP forum named opensuse.org.feedback.forums.comments-suggestions
–
natural_pilot
or, perhaps some kind hearted moderator would yank all of this
off-topic sub-thread (beginning with JosephKK’s first posting and
down) out of this help forum and place it all in the correct place…
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natural_pilot
On Sat, 13 Jun 2009 05:42:04 GMT, natural_pilot
<natural_pilot@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org> wrote:
>or, perhaps some kind hearted moderator would yank all of this
>off-topic sub-thread (beginning with JosephKK’s first posting and
>down) out of this help forum and place it all in the correct place…
And the test were run: knode and different results; different server
group not carried; seamonkey from the suse repository no news client
(WTH??); tried to reach your server but only got timeouts. Nothing
duplicatable.