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mikshaw

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Posted: April 25 2008,22:48

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Re: Firefox
John is aware of the comments and concerns

I hope he is aware of this one:
If you set your cookies to "Ask me every time", something gets broken. The dialog you get when a site asks to set a cookie is incomplete...it doesn't show the domain that wants to set the cookie. Worse than that, though, is the "deny" button doesn't work. All you can do is cancel the dialog, which accepts the cookie.

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WDef

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Posted: April 26 2008,20:05

Sorry, OT very briefly

Ping Meo:

Concerning:

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also compiled the GNU debugger

(back in your remaster post early in the thread).

I'd be grateful if you could please build and post an updated gdb extension.

The one I put in the repo is just an unpacked Woody deb and is as old as the hills.

kuky

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Posted: April 26 2008,21:30

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Re: background

@ roberts

This post is to excuse to me if the previous post has been understood as negative critique, is only an aesthetic opinion, to which only want to add my help with screens if is possible. I have never criticized Robert's work and collaborators of dsl, i have learned linux in this forum and the web of dsl, and always I have wanted to give a tone of humor to the post and to reinforce the living together of the community dsl.

So well I differ in the opinion on that the technical work is not an art, I am an engineer of formation and my ideal one on the question is to be like Leonardo da Vinci who was designer of machines, do paints , works of sculpture and study the human body....

IN SHORT DSL IS MODERN ART

meo

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Posted: April 27 2008,14:33

Hi Wdef!

Well it's true that I did remaster in the gnu debugger into my remaster of the DSL v. 4.3. But if you look in the huge Remaster-Howto ... thats located in "Other help topics" you'll see that I never made any attempts to make an extension of it first. I have made several extensions (OpenOffice 2.4 in Swedish, English and Spanish; also Firefox-1.0.0.14 in Swedish and also Thunderbird-1.0.012 in my native tung) but none of them fulfill the requisites of being a fullfledged uci-extension since I haven't bothered with making an icon and menuentry (I just hack the fluxbox menu to execute theese programs). I am considering making it though but time and strength doesn't always suffice for all I want to do. I will also consider your request since to me it seems reasonable that if DSL can compile source code it should also be able to debug it. I just take a day at the time for now, so let's see what happens.

P.S. Sorry Robert if this is a little bit off topic D.S.

As always I hope you enjoy and have fun with DSL,
meo

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lucky13

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Posted: April 27 2008,16:11

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I will also consider your request since to me it seems reasonable...

I don't think gdb needs a menu entry. If you compiled it so it's in the appropriate directory structure (/usr/), just make a standard dsl or unc. You can do that directly from your remaster.

http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/wiki...._source

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