btw. the new Linux Mint Debian Edition is worth a try.

It's an rolling debian testing based Distro ... not as dangerous as Aptosid, with a bigger community and more built towards desktop usage ..

.. that's great .. thanks a lot

okay .. i'll keep Orage

XFCE (hope we get an update to 4.8 soon) rocks and will rock more in future after Linus switched to it

thx .. i'll give it a try ..

yeah, that's the bad thing about slapt-src for us lazy slacker, dependancy hell

and even more so for debian familiar people like me

thenktor wrote:What's the problem if you cannot remove Orage? Just don't use it. And don't say it eats up 500 kb of your expensive hard disk space

*lol* .. basically you're right .. but if I replace or don't use applications I remove the obsolete .. it's lived minimalism ..

Hi, I tried to install AWN. a) It's not available in the repositories as binary, but there is a "slackbuild". Trying to install it with slapt-src lead to the error "gtk-doc >1.4 required", build stopped ... Couldn't find, update or install gtk-doc (gtk-doc-tools gtk-doc* and so o...

Looks like some GUI for imagemagick ;) doesn't seem so: "Phatch and imagemagick basically have the same purpose, but have a different user experience. Imagemagick is command-line based and Phatch has a Graphical User Interface (GUI). As such Phatch is much more simple to use and also makes it ...

thenktor wrote:Orage is part of the xfce package.

that means it's not removable ? Hm .. had no problems removing Orage on XUbuntu & Aptosid XFCE ..

it's great and worked fine ! thx !

Hi,

not a great problem .. I can't remove "Orage", neither with GSlapt [not shown] nor with slapt-get --remove orage, orage-4.6.1, Orage or Orage-4.6.1 .. "package not installed" ... But - it's there an running

Greetz

Outlaw