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Right, got a little distracted from the sermon by the fact that the GNOME Blog applet simply wasn't working in RC1 (nor probably any preceding betas). Tracked the problem down to a hard-coding of the executable's location in GNOME_BlogApplet.server.in - have submitted a patch to fix it, if it doesn't make it into the next release, I'll do an updated package. (This entry is being posted with the applet). That's bug #117629 if anyone cares. Will also check the code in GNOME CVS to see if that's the root of the problem, suspect it's not, but just in case. Now, back to the sermon.
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can certainly expect them to be honest.
That's right, I've had a busy morning, but I can now announce some changes to the packages I maintain:
- suser-jogley has been merged into usr-local-bin for 10.0, although it will still be available for older SUSE versions as a separate entity.
- usr-local-bin is now available as a YaST repository as well as being accessible via APT, Rad Carpet, and straight, honest-to-goodness FTP/RPM