Juanito


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Joined: Sep. 2005 |
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Posted: April 03 2007,08:06 |
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I just tried out DSL 3.3 in a standard and legacy boot from USB - another great job, it seems to work fine.
A couple of small points:
1. Although zoneinfo has been updated, there is still no timezone for me to choose (GMT+3) - at some point it would be nice to have GMT+1, GMT+2, etc, etc added to give DSL users worldwide a timezone to select.
2. If I start Xmms (included with DSL) from a terminal window as root (I did this because I am trying to make it work with alsa in DSL-N and wanted to compare), I get the following error messages:
Code Sample | # xmms libmikmod.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory /usr/lib/xmms/Input/libcdread.so: undefined symbol: playlist_generate_shuffle_list |
I can still play mp3 files so no big deal I guess.
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