Hello,
Actually I thought the source code was missing the ./configure script. It seems not the case but I am not on suse right now.
I have been distro hopping since about end of 90's. Always trying something newer right now on fedora and almost like it. The sad part is having trouble with fonts they are either too big or too small. That is, even the dpi in xorg.conf does not make a difference as this lcd monitor seems to be so brainy. It does not honor just right size in firefox with everything tried in advanced of firefox and xorg.conf. In fact xorg.conf made the desktop icons on the windows manager good almost. Oh well.
My question stems from the fact that it seemed spice-ng by default was missing ./configure. It is not the case only the increment update or patch does so.
btw why did you ask where am I am from? North America is where i am from lol. Just curious none just asks me where I am from so kind of having an predicament thoughtful moment on how it relates. Thanks.
Oh and excuse me for getting back late it is just do not use google as much at the moment. Not sure why been using myway probably the portal integration is what moves me.
Oh and do not love to type too much excuse me for that as well. Perhaps my questions have not been phrased correctly.
On 5/29/06, *** <***@***> wrote:
On Mon, 2006-05-29 at 16:07 -0400, Mystiqmick wrote:
>Hey!
>
>I got a question did you make the configure script yourself for suse?
>For the rpm ng-spice?
>
>Thanks
huh ?
I created the spec file if that's what you mean by "configure script",
most likely stole an example from somewhere else, can't remember exactly
where from tho. Why ?
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