[Pan-users] Re: ANN: Pan 0.122 "Not Even Wrong"

[Duncan]

Charles Kerr <address@hidden> posted
address@hidden, excerpted below, on  Tue, 06 Feb 2007
09:21:56 -0600:

> Duncan wrote:
>> Charles Kerr <address@hidden> posted
>> address@hidden, excerpted
>> below, on  Sun, 04 Feb 2007 11:59:57 -0600:
>> 
>>> Duncan wrote:
>>>
>>>> I'm running SVN and updated a couple hours before the announcement. 
>>>> If i t (that's one right there) was worked on again in the last six
>>>> hours or s o (there's another) before the announcement, I may not
>>>> have it yet.
>>> Duncan, for some reason I'm not able to reproduce this. What version
>>> of gtk+ are you using?  (2.10.8 here)
>> 
>> gtk+-2.10.9, which is ~amd64 on Gentoo (2.10.6 is stable).
>> 
>> I've not yet tested the patch, as I'm in the busy end of the week right
>> now.  It's on my short list for possibly tomorrow, or later this week
>> anyway.
> 
> If this is still open in 0.123, open a ticket for it.  I can't reproduce
> the behavior in either 2.8.10 or 2.10.8.

I just loaded 0.123 and am testing... while some other stuff continues
compiling in the background.

Not particularly topical but just 'cause I just compiled the kernel 2.6.20
update and it's fun and amazing to watch... I have my kernel compile
scripts set to -j1000, 1000 jobs (if there are that many to be had) in
parallel, while compiling. It runs my 1 minute load average up to 450 or
so... on a dual Opteron 242 so no dual-cores (yet), just dual CPUs. =8^)
The /amazing/ part is that even with a nearly 500 load average, my
Internet radio stream and playback isn't even phased! =8^) Isn't the Linux
kernel amazing?

-- 
Duncan - List replies preferred.   No HTML msgs.
"Every nonfree program has a lord, a master --
and if you use the program, he is your master."  Richard Stallman