Hello list,
Okay, maybe I'm just having a blonde moment here, but can anyone explain to
me why after issuing these three commands, as seen, in order:
ulimit -d 1000
ulimit -m 1000
mozilla
... how Mozilla can still proceed to consume all available virtual memory on
my
I forgot to turn off the digital signature, HTML and all the rest when
posting. Hopefully, most of you have been able to read my postings and
were not trammeled with garbage.
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Dan Jenkins ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Rastech Inc., Bedford, NH, USA, 1-603-627-0443
*** Technical Support for over a Quarter
OK, I got it. What a PITA.
I needed burn a cd with all the xfree86 4.0.2 file
for glibc 2.2.16-22 then run the Xinstall.sh
script. This overwrite all the X11 stuff.
Now X comes up but in twm (yuck).
Finally got Gnome to run (many yucks heard fom
the peanut gallary) and I'm ssh'ing into work.
Benjamin Scott wrote:
Anything else will be a hack, and not a pretty one.
However, anything else is almost always what you have to do, since forms
are designed by pencil pushers, not written by programmers.
But I suspect you have already realized all that. I just figured your
On Tue, 3 Apr 2001, mike ledoux wrote:
I'd take a guess that your system either doesn't support per-process
limits as configured ...
I wasn't aware it was even an option not to. Do you happen to know what I
should check? Kernel config file? /proc/sys?
... or that your mozilla shell
On Tue, 3 Apr 2001, mike ledoux wrote:
Just for the record, XFree 4.0.2 (released 19 December 2000), definitely
had support for the GeForce 2. I know--I used it to run mozilla to
download the faster, closed source (argh!) drivers from nVidia's website.
A quick glance at the
In a message dated: Mon, 02 Apr 2001 20:53:01 EDT
Benjamin Scott said:
As near as I could tell when I briefly looked into it, PDF is just some
weird, bastardized form of PostScript targeted at a specialized renderer
(i.e., Acrobat Reader). This was in the Acrobat 2.0 days, though, so things
On Mon, 2 Apr 2001, Kenny Donahue wrote:
I'm trying to get Linux installed on my new machine but I'm having
problems getting X to come up. I have an Abit KT7ARAID mb and an Abit
Gforce 2 MX graphics card.
In another message, Kenny Donahue wrote:
I'm trying to install a stock version of
In a message dated: Tue, 03 Apr 2001 11:03:37 EDT
Kevin D. Clark said:
Anyone remember what I'm talking about?
pageview?
Hmmm, that doesn't sound familiar, though it might be. I never
actually used it, since I thought ghostview was a better viewer, even
back then. And I've had little need
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't remember the name of the program, but SunOS used to have a PS
viewer/editor that came with OpenLook Windows. I believe this
program may have been freely available from Sun, I'm not sure.
Anyone remember what I'm talking about?
pageview?
I don't think
On Tue, 3 Apr 2001, Kenny Donahue wrote:
I needed burn a cd with all the xfree86 4.0.2 file for glibc 2.2.16-22
then run the Xinstall.sh script. This overwrite all the X11 stuff. Now X
comes up but in twm (yuck).
I realize this is a little late, but if you manually extract just the binary
PDF does get you a few things, unfortunately most people do not
bother implemeting them:
Intra-document (and extra-document) links
Side bookmarks that usually have an outline of the document
Word search
Annotations (pop up notes)
The only thing I do not have working with PDF yet is annotations,
All,
Has anyone out there tried the HLD mail filter
(http://www.hld.ca/opensource/hldfilter/)? It's a procmail type system,
except that the filtering rules are far more simple than procmail's
recipes (and HLD is written in perl). It uses one file to filter on
from/to/cc and another to filter on
If you think that finding a few config files or config entries using grep
and find is difficult try finding the right registry keys to actually
successfully remove an oracle install from the registry in windoze 2K. If
there is some difference from distro to distro it is because linux is
flexible
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