Re: KDE/KDM
On 11 Apr 1997, Paul Seelig wrote: In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Philipp JW Grau) writes: Well, i too fiddled with path entries and some *.h files too commenting out includes not found on my system like iostream.h, ifstream.h and fstream.h. But then the compilation comes to a grinding halt and i don't know what else to fiddle about: Umm ... if you don't have iostream.h, ifstream.h, or fstream.h then your C++ setup (more specificaly, your LibG++) is severly broken. Those are headers for some standard C++ streams classes. Double check your /usr/include/g++ directory! == Arcadio Alivio Sincero, Jr. a.k.a. The Tick Undergraduate Computer Science Major/Linux Enthusiast/Competitive Bodybuilder email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] WWW:http://www.coming.to.a.web.site.near.you.com Come meet me on quake.linpeople.org for Quake or irc.linpeople.org for IRC!
Re: What editors are in base?
On Wed, 9 Apr 1997, Dale Scheetz wrote: Also, what is the input device for 'cp ' that uses the console for input? Well, if I understand the question your command line should look like: cp /dev/console file-name cp /dev/tty1 file-name This is weird. The first suggestion would only work if you're logged in at the tty which /dev/console is symlinked to (i.e., this prolly won't work from an xterm in X). The second suggestion would only work if you're logged into tty1 (again, this won't work from an xterm in X). Why doncha do it like this: cat filename Then press Ctrl-D (which is EOF in UNIX, it's Ctrl-Z in DOS) when you're done. This would do the same thing as copy con filename in DOS. == Arcadio Alivio Sincero, Jr. a.k.a. The Tick Undergraduate Computer Science Major/Linux Enthusiast/Competitive Bodybuilder email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] WWW:http://www.coming.to.a.web.site.near.you.some.day.com Come meet me on quake.linpeople.org for Quake or irc.linpeople.org for IRC!
Re: motif and X
On Mon, 7 Apr 1997, Kevin J Poorman wrote: Hi first the motif questions 1: where can I get the motif librarys ? Cheap*Bytes (http://www.cheapbytes.com) sells a complete Motif 2.0.1 development system (SWiM Motif 2.0 by LaserMoon) for $69.00. This is a VERY good price considering Motif for Linux used to cost nearly $200 a couple of years ago. I bought it and I am quite satisfied with it. 'Tho, if you've never bought anything from Cheap*Bytes, you may be suprised by how they really don't go all out in the fancy packaging, etc. SWiM Motif came on a single CD-ROM, in a plain white envelope all in a cardboard mailer. And thats it. No manuals (manuals cost extra, but I saw PostScript Motif reference manuals on the CD). I also bought a Red Hat CD from them once also, and it came on an all white, generic looking, CD-ROM also in a plain white envelope all enclosed in a cardboard mailer. But I'm not complaining. It's how they keep the costs down and how they can sell stuff for so cheap. Thier service is excellent and I highly recommend them. secondly the X questions when I type xdm absolutly nothing happens I just get a command prompt back and no processes are spawned... any thoughts ? Check the /etc/X11/xdm/Xservers file. Check to see if you have an X server defined for :0. when I look though /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fvwm95-2/ I see a program/module ? called fwvmaudio what is this? I think it is suposed to be used to bind sound bytes to events ?... Yes, it is. You can bind sounds to window manager events like maximizing and minimizing windows. Do a 'man FvwmAudio' for more details. also I have afterstep and like it's look and feel my question for this is can I use the fvwm95 taskbar/startbar in afterstep instead of the warf? Well, I do know you can use the Task Bar from Fvwm '95 v2.42 and prior with Fvwm v2.0.x (I'm using it right now ... 'tho I slightly hacked it so I doesn't have a Start button anymore). But since AfterStep is based on Fvwm v.1.x, it is highly questionable if the Task Bar will work. Note that starting with Fvwm '95 v2.43, they changed a few things so that the Task Bar no longer works properly with Fvwm v2.0.x. So it is very unlikely that will work with AfterStep either. and finaly I have the menu package installed but when I run update-menus and then look at my startmenu there is no difference ... do I need to add a include statement or what ... No clue here :-(. What is the menu package? (I'm still using Debian 1.1 with only a few of the packages upgraded with more recent .debs). == Arcadio Alivio Sincero, Jr. a.k.a. The Tick Undergraduate Computer Science Major/Linux Enthusiast/Competitive Bodybuilder email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] WWW:http://www.coming.to.a.web.site.near.you.com Come meet me on quake.linpeople.org for Quake or irc.linpeople.org for IRC!
Problem with Netscape making zombies!
Hello Debian Users List!, I seem to be having problems with Netscape 3.01 spawning zombie 'netstat' processes, and thus hanging. I was wondering if anybody knows a fix for this. The only cause I can think of for this is that the Netscape coders forgot to do a 'wait' in the parent process. If thats the case, then there's nothing I can do. However, I don't recall this problem ever occuring before with other distributions. So perhaps it's something else besides sloppy coding? And also, I can sometimes get netscape to start. So this sort of alludes to the idea that it's not Netscape's fault but something else. Thanks in advance for any help on this! == Arcadio Alivio Sincero, Jr. a.k.a. The Tick Undergraduate Computer Science Major/Linux Enthusiast/Competitive Bodybuilder email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] WWW:http://www.coming.to.a.web.site.near.you.com Come meet me on quake.linpeople.org for Quake or irc.linpeople.org for IRC!
