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Author Topic:  [closed] Large GCC-5 TRANSITION, Heavy DIST-UPGRADE pending  (Read 80856 times)

Offline vilde

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@vilde: right, I was too busy to upload it earlier - but for now it is only amd64, i must fix the some symbols for gcc5 today evening

Thank you melmarker

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@vilde: nothing to thank for  - audacious is my third important program after qterminal and inkscape 8)
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@vilde: right, I was too busy to upload it earlier - but for now it is only amd64, i must fix the some symbols for gcc5 today evening
menno, die googleübersetzung dazu:
Recht, ich war zu beschäftigt, um es zu früheren Antriebskraft - aber jetzt ist es nur amd64, ich muss die einige Symbole für gcc5 heute Abend fix

Ehrlich, als nicht englischsprachiger ist es manchmal echt schwer euch zu folgen ... war aptosid nicht auch komplett auf englisch (oh böser wink ) ;)



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Hallo reddark,

da hat google translator sich wohl an Melmarkers deutschem Akzent verschluckt:
melmarker hat nur bestätigt, dass er audacious (zunächst nur für die amd64-Architektur) hochgeladen hat und noch weiter daran arbeitet.

Grüße
musca
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also ich find die Übersetzung eingängig, gehaltvoll und gut verständlich :)
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*grins*

und nu zurück zum Thema ... ;)

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After three weeks at 47-48 to remove a sudden jump up to 250 to remove today!

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@dibl - once the most libraries are done (and working) things will speed up.
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Until for two days ago I have manage to d-u every or every second day without loosing any packages that where not changed to new versions ( I know that it's not safe anyway, as this thread says) but since the last two days there is one package that is going away and no new one is coming, it's libavfilter5. Sometimes there are packages that are not needed anymore, is that the case for libavfilter5? If not, I will wait.

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libavfilter hopefully never come back - it is now libavfilter-ffmpeg5
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libavfilter hopefully never come back - it is now libavfilter-ffmpeg5
^What he said, or more generally:
https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2015/07/msg00001.html
https://release.debian.org/transitions/html/ffmpeg-libav.html
Ok, thanks, I thought it could be something like that, I now I had libavfilter-ffmpeg5, that's why I asked :)

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today, gparted will be removed, I wait a while.

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gparted has included much c++ related gui things. Try gdisk which extends the old bios related fdisk.
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