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One of my needs is for slackware 15.0 to be a samba member server . I have yet to be able to do a net join to my win ads domain ... this is working with mint21 ,...
I've been stumped for days ... I cant get winbind to run ...
Any thread or pointers would be appreciated ...
Should I Build it over from scratch ?
Should I dig a deeper hole by building it as its own ads ?
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libnma-1.10.6
Overview of changes since libnma-1.10.4
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* Fix the path and translation domains of GSchema files.
* Removed strings that don't match our conscious language standards from
the translation files.
* Added autoptr support.
* Fix translations of country and territory names in the mobile broadband
dialog.
* Honor explicitly set APN if provider was not present in the mobile
broadband dialog.
* Make sure Kosovar operators are ordered properly in the mobile broadband
dialog.
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libnma-1.10.4
Overview of changes since libnma-1.10.2
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* Fix build with Gcr 3.92 pre-release
* Split org.gnome.nm-applet.eap GSchema from org.gnome.nm-applet, so that
the latter can be provided by network-manager-applet again (where it
belongs).
And what you guys will do if @zerouno comes back in a bright day, just to tell "I was hired by Microsoft. So long and thanks for all fish!" ???
You will kiss goodbye the multiple repositories support on slackpkg ?
I expect slackpkg+ will keep working without any code updates for quite a long time (the current problem with slakfinder.org only affects updates to slackpkg+ itself, any other configured repos still work). Also it's completely possible for someone else to take over maintenance of the code in case zerouno is unwilling or unable to.
Instead of accepting values of "yes/no/auto", they take
"enabled/disabled/auto". Please change your build scripts
accordingly if you use these options.
* Use gi-docgen to generate documentation.
* Register key grabs using the focused window, rather than the root window.
This should prevent the window from losing focus when a key grab is used.
* atk-adaptor: Handle sockets in GetChildren.
* Improve documentation of the dbus interfaces.
* Various code clean-ups. Some unused code has been removed.
I expect slackpkg+ will keep working without any code updates for quite a long time (the current problem with slakfinder.org only affects updates to slackpkg+ itself, any other configured repos still work). Also it's completely possible for someone else to take over maintenance of the code in case zerouno is unwilling or unable to.
I bet alienbob will do "maintenance of the code" if it needs it or someone will, but I still believe slackpkg+ (with or without commented out third party mirrors) should be a part of Slackware proper! slackpkg+ is a very useful and important extension to slackpkg. It is about as important as slackpkg. It provides an easy way for people like alienbob to share their third party repositories with the Slackware community. I think adding it to Slackware is a no-brainer, but others probably disagree. I'm dropping my advocacy for it being officially added to Slackware because I don't want to junk up this thread, but I feel confident that it should be added to Slackware. I wish zerouno the best!
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