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Those deps include the GNOME 2.4 versions of ORBit2, libbonobo and libbonoboui, man I hope I don't break everything. Like I said on SLE "Be prepared to lose all your data, but have an enormous amount of fun in the process
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Evo 1.5 was released last night, so of course, fool that I am, I posted straight away on SLE saying I'd aim to have packages ready by the end of the week. Going to be a serious pain in the neck to get it parallel installable with the stable packages, looksl ike I'm going to have to install it, and all it's dependencies into /usr.
Those deps include the GNOME 2.4 versions of ORBit2, libbonobo and libbonoboui, man I hope I don't break everything. Like I said on SLE "Be prepared to lose all your data, but have an enormous amount of fun in the process"
Those deps include the GNOME 2.4 versions of ORBit2, libbonobo and libbonoboui, man I hope I don't break everything. Like I said on SLE "Be prepared to lose all your data, but have an enormous amount of fun in the process
"