Yeah, you're not alone, they did it to me, too, a couple of years ago, got 'bout a hundred or so messages in one week. I don't really remember how I got off finally, I think there was something hidden someplace on their site, that I found after dissecting it for almost a day. Too bad I didn't keep a record.
Hmmm...if they do, it's kinda' strange they keep denying it with such force. Most of my emails went unanswered, and the two replies I got stated that the development of a Linux G2 player was completely stopped sometime in february.
Correct. I went back to 4.07 after trying 4.5, and, at least, now it crashes only ~once/week, as compared to every couple of hours. I'm hoping for Mozilla.
No way...RealNetworks representatives stated to me in 2 different messages that they've dropped all work on a Linux G2 player. Poor bastards. And the irony is they _did_ make a G2 producer.
Actually, I think the absence of a package manager is one of the strong points of Slackware. Don't get me wrong, of course I use pkgtool and the likes, but anything looking even remotely like the windblows registry makes me nauseous. And there are other reasons, too, for which I went back to good'ol'Slack after giving RedHat a ride...
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Kinda' doubt it. Segfaults on Slackware 3.6, kernel 2.2.6, glibc-2.0.7 runtime.
Same in Slackware 3.6. Already sent a note.
Yup, same here, as soon as I run the downloaded install program, it segfaults on me. Running it w/ strace gives me a ton of blurb, ending in:
open("/etc/localtime", O_RDONLY) = 3
--- SIGSEGV (Segmentation fault) ---
+++ killed by SIGSEGV +++
Slackware 3.6, kernel 2.2.6, glibc2.0.7 runtime support.
Yeah - trust their "check for upgrade availability" button in rvplayer 5.0...
Yeah, you're not alone, they did it to me, too, a couple of years ago, got 'bout a hundred or so messages in one week. I don't really remember how I got off finally, I think there was something hidden someplace on their site, that I found after dissecting it for almost a day. Too bad I didn't keep a record.
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Got my second 128M a couple of days ago. Guess why?
Yeah, they keep saying that on their web site...but when you ask them, they deny it.
Hmmm...if they do, it's kinda' strange they keep denying it with such force. Most of my emails went unanswered, and the two replies I got stated that the development of a Linux G2 player was completely stopped sometime in february.
Correct. I went back to 4.07 after trying 4.5, and, at least, now it crashes only ~once/week, as compared to every couple of hours. I'm hoping for Mozilla.
No way...RealNetworks representatives stated to me in 2 different messages that they've dropped all work on a Linux G2 player. Poor bastards. And the irony is they _did_ make a G2 producer.
...if I hadn't quit the computer at 6:55 precisely (I remember looking at the clock while closing my browser)...
Actually, I think the absence of a package manager is one of the strong points of Slackware. Don't get me wrong, of course I use pkgtool and the likes, but anything looking even remotely like the windblows registry makes me nauseous. And there are other reasons, too, for which I went back to good'ol'Slack after giving RedHat a ride...