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Re: AmiUpdate: Wrong downloads presented
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Posted on: 2013/10/1 21:22
#81
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Not too shy to talk 
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@Raziel
please contact rigo directly so that he can change the amiupdate entry in the database.
it seems the flag is set that installs it even if the corresponding files are not installed. that can be changed though.
regards...
michael
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Re: Beta testing
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Posted on: 2013/9/11 19:06
#82
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Not too shy to talk
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Quote:
kas1e wrote:
@alfkil
Maybe if you at it, then just 2 archives: QT-user.lha, QT-SDK.lha ? So user one _only_ libs/demos (no sources, no .svn files), and QT-SDK.lha only sources of demos/examples (no qt itself sources, no libs binaries, no .svn, nothing, just pure sources and necessary includes for SDK).
absolutely!!! regards... michael
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Re: wbstartup
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Posted on: 2013/5/20 11:09
#83
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Not too shy to talk
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Quote:
Dirk-B wrote:
Seems like wbstartup does the job wel if the program is not
on his place but the device is present, it just moves on.
I have done an extra test by copying the clock and notepad to
an other harddisk and put them in wbstartup. Then removed
the harddisk and the workbench hangs again afther a boot.
i just tried the following with the current update: - copied commodity to partition "test:". - added commodity to wbstartup - restarted - all fine - renamed "test:" to "test-x:" - should behave like removing partition - restart wbstartup now asks to insert device "test:". which i can abort two/three times. then everything goes on just like normal. maybe you should simply install the updates at a start?! regards.... michael
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Re: Changing system language Possible ?
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Posted on: 2013/3/26 18:07
#84
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Not too shy to talk
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Quote:
Chris wrote:
Quote:
thomas wrote:
I'd like to know this, too. In OS 3.x you could do Avail flush, but since 4.0 this no longer works.
Try "expunge all"
Although I'm not sure what you are both trying to achieve. If an app doesn't dynamically pick up a language change, then quitting and re-launching it should fix that.
afaik this is not (always) true. the catalogs are cached by locale.library. when i translate a catalog to german and am testing it it is *never* enough to just quit and restart the app. i need a APPDIR:Expunge locale.library to let the current version load. regards... michael
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Re: Post-Update 6 updates
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Posted on: 2013/2/19 18:47
#85
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Not too shy to talk
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Quote:
imagodespira wrote:
I have looked on the archive and my files, all the same date and size.
See the screenshot (perhaps somebody find something ;) ):
the actual copstore/restore setting is on the third tab. and you're using the non-uptodate catalog files  regards... michael
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Re: Post-Update 6 updates
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Posted on: 2013/2/18 19:05
#86
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Not too shy to talk
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pvanni wrote:
Checked my installation, same versions, reinstalling the original Update 6
reappeared the old updates, but when I update something old files
are not saved, so there are no news Rollbacks, the last one it's still from
5 january 2013 and it's Rollback itself, are there something else that
I can check?
let snoopy run during an amiupdate installation and check what happens when copystore is called. maybe the destination path is somewhat changed? regards... michael
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Re: Post-Update 6 updates
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Posted on: 2013/1/23 12:01
#87
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Not too shy to talk
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Quote:
Deniil wrote:
I've been missing out! 
I thought I would get notificed by new updates, but not having them automatically installed. Seem I have to check it manually as well.
have you set the autocheck interval of amiupdate? also you can tell it to check right at the start. should work without problems. regards... michael
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Re: ContextMenu crash on iconified applications
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Posted on: 2013/1/22 11:53
#88
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Not too shy to talk
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as written in the official forum it *seems* this has already been fixed some time ago for future releases.
regards...
michael
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Re: Lack of progress
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Posted on: 2012/11/16 19:36
#89
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Not too shy to talk
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gute besserung!!
gesundheit geht immer vor. erholung ist wichtig. danach kann man hoffentlich mit neuer kraft frisch ans werk gehen.
gruß...
michael
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Re: Timberwolf RC3 available
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Posted on: 2012/11/10 14:26
#90
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Not too shy to talk
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Quote:
K-L wrote:
@Tommysammy
Normal for the 20 tasks (or more). Rogue explained that TW is vastly multithreaded.
well, tw is not always "locking" during using it. it often shows ~90% cpu load and everything is still usable. when talking about locks i don't think this has anything to do with the number of threads being executed. just that one thread is locking up at some point in time - or is waiting for any event not happening. whatever. in one forum it was speculated that it may have smth to do with the filesystem somehow. if i see tw using 100% cpu load and stopping sometimes it helps to just start some disk activity. at least at the beginning. but again - i thinks this all can be found somewhere in the bugtracker already. just let's see if the last nasty problems can be fixed soon to have tw running as os4s no1 browser. regards... michael
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Re: Timberwolf RC3 available
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Posted on: 2012/11/9 19:09
#91
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Not too shy to talk
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Quote:
Rogue wrote:
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We'll be trying to wrap this up before the end of the year. Until then, I think the current RC is pretty much usable as it is.
well, i think this depends who you ask. i for myself would not call it "usable" on my side. i really would like to replace muiowb with timberwolf as my standard browser. but as long as at least every second start of tw it ends in a "lock" (100% cpu usage - no more mouse/keybord input possible) and every second or third quitting ends in a grim reaper which both result in a colrd/warm reboot i simply can't do it. im sorry to say so. afaik both is open and available in the bugtracker. on the other hand - if it does not lock up, it feels quite good and i really enjoy using it. on my side these two are the only two major remaining problems which need to be tracked down. i also read from users having problems starting tw. but i really seldom see this here. (edit) btw: i'm definitely willing to run some tests or send in more logs - if someone tells me exactly which ones. just contact me per mail. regards... michael
Edited by MichaelMerkel on 2012/11/9 19:25:14
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Re: AHI bug (changing frequency while playing)
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Posted on: 2012/10/16 18:52
#92
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Not too shy to talk
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please try the support forum: hereregards... michael
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Re: Torque for OS4 progress
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Posted on: 2012/9/20 20:15
#93
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Not too shy to talk
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Quote:
KimmoK wrote:
just a note...
25fps gives smooth enough action on television etc. Human eye usually can not detect higher frame rates.
i think you're mixing some things. the 25fps for a tv set being "smooth" means, that you see the single pictures not as single pictures but as a "moving film". for computer games this is completely different. imagine you're playing a first person shooter. you as a person are standing still and turing around for 360 degrees. on and on. let's imaging this takes 2 seconds. 2 seconds -> 360 degrees. having 25 fps means 50 "still" pictures rendered for a 360 degree turn. about one picture every 6 degrees. wouldn't it be much smoother to be able to see a picture every 3 degrees? or even better? if you turn around your head in a room also everything looks "smooth" and not "stuttered". so 50-70 fps is much more adequate i think. regards... michael
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Re: problems with new AmiUpdate
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Posted on: 2011/8/24 16:37
#94
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Not too shy to talk
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Quote:
Cool_amigaN wrote:
Where can I find the new copystore.lha? I've tried googling it, search in os4depot and on aminet, without any luck whatsoever...
EDIT: I looked also in Amiupdate's homepage, it mentions it, but can't find any download link.
i think amiupdate itself is updating it. but this will (of course) fail if the copy store used is the old one just let amiupadte download it and failt to install. then use the downloaded archive to install it manually. regards... michael
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Re: FryingPan (open source) for OS4 ?
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Posted on: 2011/8/24 10:04
#95
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Not too shy to talk
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could all the ports maybe uploaded there: google code download sectionthat's the place one is looking for it i think. regards... michael
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Re: What have they done to my Home Page?
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Posted on: 2011/7/15 19:13
#96
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Not too shy to talk
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works fine with the latest v3.32 here.
you DO use 3.32?
regards...
michael
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Re: OWB 3.32
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Posted on: 2011/5/3 11:48
#97
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Not too shy to talk
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Quote:
redfox wrote:
Update...
After some experimentation, I have two remaining issues with OWB 3.32
1) slow launch of OWB 3.32 every time I use it
2) random delays when using bookmarks to go to websites
Closing tabs and quitting OWB 3.32 work fine now.
when having delays in loding pages of in closing tabs just try to select some text in the current webpage. or just click into it. this lets owb go on. maybe a request loop problem? i mailed jörg about my finding. maybe we can see a patch later? regards... michael
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Re: OWB and screen resolution
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Posted on: 2011/3/25 20:32
#98
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Not too shy to talk
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Quote:
Mrodfr wrote:
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I haven't found untill now how is managed the screen resolution size of OWB on the system.
have you checked the screens prefs? owb is not opening it's own screen this has to be defined in screens prefs. regards... michael
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Re: OS4 Eastern Boot Jingle
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Posted on: 2010/11/18 20:21
#99
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Not too shy to talk
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@vox Quote: no. if you have installed os4 you have the boot jingle and can compare. regards...
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Re: Gallium (OpenGL) being ported to OS4 now!
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Posted on: 2010/10/28 20:06
#100
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Not too shy to talk
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@ChrisH Quote:
ChrisH wrote:
Thomas Frieden gave me permission to post what he said in an email:
Quote:it somewhat astonishes me that one of the announcements of AmiWest, namely the fact that OpenGL (in the form of Mesa/Gallium) is currently already in the planning phase and will be the next big field of work for the graphics team was missed by everyone.
so the old project " nova" has been dropped in favour of gallium3d? i hope that not too much work already had been invested into nova... regards...
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