How do I distribute a .emacs file to all the users' home directories ?
(RH5.2)
Is there a Shell/Perl script for files distribution ? (I need to do the same
with .fwmrc).
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Orit Vardi writes:
How do I distribute a .emacs file to all the users' home directories ?
(RH5.2)
Is there a Shell/Perl script for files distribution ? (I need to do the same
with .fwmrc).
I don't know specifically about your distribution, but in Debian
there's the
Hi.
among my many sins was owning a RedHat 5.2 (kernel 2.2.7) system running my
beloved afterstep enviroment, and being the sinner that I am I've upgraded to
RedHat 6.0 (by the infamous upgrade feature) I know it was wrong but the sweat
scent of the forbidden upgrade fruit overcame me
On Sun, 30 May 1999, Andre E. Bar'yudin wrote:
On Sun, 30 May 1999, naftali wrote:
[...]
I dont agree with you, first of all, Hebrew support isnot just
transporting fonts but rather support the entire hebrew syntax: writing
left to write, switching and embeleshing english,dictionaries
"James" == James Olin Oden [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
James "Itamar S.-T." wrote:
"Aharon (Al) Schkolnik" wrote: Hi.I'm trying to
install RH 6.0 on a new machine which has an IDE CD, and a
SCSI disk on an adaptec 2940 UW controller. The install fails
as follows:
Hi There,
On 26 May 1999, Aharon (Al) Schkolnik wrote:
Hi.
I'm trying to install RH 6.0 on a new machine which has an IDE CD, and
a SCSI disk on an adaptec 2940 UW controller. The install fails as
follows:
Boots from the CD fine.
I get the error: I cannot run /bin/insmod: No such
On Sun, 30 May 1999, Andre E. Bar'yudin wrote:
Hello,
I beg your pardon. If you cannot afford buying software, make your own.
Would you go and steal from a shop using the "I am not as wealthy as some
rich Arab, so I am allowed to steal" excuse ?
Pirating software is downright stealing.
On Sun, 30 May 1999, Matan Ziv-Av wrote:
This is becoming a moral debate, it's place is not on this list. And about
your claims, they are all fine excuses, and ways to avoid questions on
moral issues. If you feel ok with it, just go on and take shortcuts like
everyone else around you.
--Ariel
Hiya.
I'm not sure about this specific problem (switched
to console and checked if it's really there and executable?),
but RH released an updated boot image that deals with some
problems with Adaptec 2940 (cannot recall if UW or not).
he problem it deals with is actually an infinite loop when
Hello
On my effort to gain a new Linux user, I went to my friend's house
with a Red Hat CD with the intention of installing it on his brand
new Hard Disk.
It seems that partitioning a large hard disk is trickier than I thought
!
I've tried to install Red Hat 6 on a 17GB HDD Along with Windows
|According to my plan the disk partitions should go
|7 GB FAT32 -- 10 MB /boot -- 5 GB FAT32 -- 3 GB root-- 127MB swap
|
|When I try to insert the fifth partition (no matter what order) I
|get an error message saying that I con't allocate any more
|partitions because I ran out of primary
Hi
Isaac Aaron wrote:
[snip]
According to my plan the disk partitions should go
7 GB FAT32 -- 10 MB /boot -- 5 GB FAT32 -- 3 GB root-- 127MB swap
[There was quite a long discussion on the size and use of partitions,
so I give no comments]
When I try to insert the fifth partition (no
Isaac Aaron wrote:
You might get it from PF1 systems for 50NIS if they still have CDs.
I bought the prior to the last CD, but I don't know if they have any
intentions
of making more CDs.
If I recall correctly the number is 03-5617175.
Boris Dinkevich wrote:
Hello,
Im sorry if
The last option - extended partition. Inside this partition you can make
more logical partitions (I've just did it - it works fine).
For the /boot partition - FAT32 ??? What is it. A home user can do with
one partition for Linux. The most reasonable additional partition is a FAT32
partition you
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