Linux-Misc Digest #594, Volume #18 Wed, 13 Jan 99 04:13:17 EST
Contents:
Re: Anti-Linux FUD (russell clarke)
Re: Consumer Poll Says Microsoft Is Good For Consumers (Mayor Of R'lyeh)
Re: WP8 equations<->MSWord? (Keven R. Pittsinger)
matrox mill. g200 card + support in X
hylafax, poll sending, poll server (Frank Siedler)
Re: * and dot files (chris ulrich)
CONCLUSIVE PROOF: Jesus *is* King of the Jews ! ! !' (FitugMix)
xawtv and ntsc (Boris Stumm)
CDE telnet to linux login problem ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
mother board reviews??
Re: Linux should not support non-free modules (Mark Tranchant)
KDE setup problem...! *newbie question* ("[EMAIL PROTECTED]")
Corel WP8 personal edition (Kryz Caputa)
Re: Can't setup printer (Elmo Recio)
Re: LINUS Can Suck My Hairy Cock .. or Newbie Needs Linux Help ... (Gergo Barany)
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From: russell clarke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Crossposted-To:
comp.os.linux.advocacy,comp.os.os2.advocacy,alt.conspiracy.microsoft,comp.os.linux.x,gnu.misc.discuss,uk.comp.os.linux
Subject: Re: Anti-Linux FUD
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1999 16:02:56 -0500
as earlyer said comparing Linux vs windows is like comparing a fork and
a spoon.
As quite a few people do they have there boxes with both Linux/Windows i
use both because they both have there advantages over each other.
To all those people saying bad stuff about linux who are "knocking it" i
would like to say that it is i payed virtuly nothing for linux (i did
pay for a VERY good book that had linux CD's on it) and the knowlage and
vibe that comes from it is was a whole lot more satisfying than forking
out large amounts of cash to run windows 95
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mayor Of R'lyeh)
Crossposted-To:
alt.destroy.microsoft,comp.os.linux.advocacy,comp.os.os2.advocacy,gnu.misc.discuss,uk.comp.os.linux
Subject: Re: Consumer Poll Says Microsoft Is Good For Consumers
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1999 21:48:00 GMT
On 12 Jan 1999 13:53:42 +0100, David Kastrup
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> chose to bless us
all with this bit of wisdom:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mayor Of R'lyeh) writes:
>
>> I didn't say that Linux is a ripoff. I said that if you're being
>> charged $50 for it you're being ripped off. Since its available at a
>> national chain for $13 less why pay $50 for it?
>
>Because it comes with 30 days of installation support? Isn't that
>exactly the reason why people tell us to rather pay $150 for Windows
>instead of $2 for Linux? So what is wrong with paying $50 for this?
>Apart from which the official RedHat also comes with a few proprietary
>items (some Backup program and X server IIRC).
This is the exact same product. You get the 30 days support and all of
the commercial programs. Its just priced differently at two different
places.
>
>> I'll go along with that if you admit that it is a valid competitor for
>> Windows. Many of the Linux guys want to have it both ways. When
>> discussing price they want to claim that it is competition and want to
>> include it but when you cite it as competition for Windows they claim
>> that it doesn't count since it isn't a monolithic product from a
>> single company. All I'm looking for is some consistency.
>
>For a monopoly accusation it does not count as competitor because
>the main development is done outside of the reach of competition.
>Those that sell Linux get paid for the service of packaging and
>enhancing the principal operating system, not by licensing it.
None of which actually has anything to do with whether it is a valid
competitor for users.
>
>Nobody accuses Microsoft of being a monopolistic CD packager, or a
>monopolistic service contractor. They are monopolists (definition
>includes market share above 40%) in providing an operating platform
>for third-party applications.
Under US law there is no such marketshare requirement for a monopoly.
A monopoly is defined byu its ability to control a market and restrict
entry. Under US law a monopoly can exist with 0% marketshare and
having 100% doesn't make you a monopoly either.
>
>> This si the heart of the matter. Most people don't compare OSs. They
>> look to see what apps they want and find something to run it. You can
>> have the technically best operating system in the world but if it
>> doesn't have the software I want out for it I'm not going to use it.
>
>Which is why Microsoft has a monopoly with Windows-like operating
>systems.
"That is not dead which can eternal lie,
And with strange aeons even death may die."
- Abdul Alhazred, Necronomicon
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Keven R. Pittsinger)
Subject: Re: WP8 equations<->MSWord?
Date: 12 Jan 1999 16:37:09 -0500
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Kryz Caputa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Has anyone tried reading in MSWord document into Corel WP8?
> The free version I have, excellent otherwise, does not have that
> capability - equations are only available in the full version.
> I will purchase the Word Perfect full version instantly if it does.
> (same goes for Applix and Star Office but these packages seem far from
> delivering that compatibility - Applix that I have seen read MSW
> equations but they were not editable - appeared to be bitmaps or
> postscript inserts)
I've not had a problem reading in any of my old WFW2.0 files. Of course,
they were just straight text, nothing fancy, no imbedded graphics or
anything.
Keven
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ()
Subject: matrox mill. g200 card + support in X
Date: 13 Jan 1999 08:30:03 GMT
does redhat 5.2 support this new(er) card from matrox??
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Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1999 08:35:59 +0100
From: Frank Siedler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: hylafax, poll sending, poll server
Hi,
is it possible to set up a poll server under hylafax ? Or ist it
necessary to use an other getty with hylafax ?
Thanks, Frank
E-Mail: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: cdu@jawa. (chris ulrich)
Crossposted-To: comp.unix.shell
Subject: Re: * and dot files
Date: 13 Jan 1999 07:21:57 GMT
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Dave Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>In article <kqPm2.79$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
>>
>>Important!! Make sure that you do NOT include "-r" in the above command.
>>The wildcard ".*" will match "." and ".." and will delete the parent
>>directory and it's contents.
>
>Have you tried this? You can't remove a directory that's "busy", i.e.,
>if it's your current directory, it's "busy".
>
>--
>Dave Brown Austin, TX
>
It is just flat out a *bad* idea to rely on such things. If you
mean to specify every directory entry except . and .. , it is easy enough
to specify almost exactly that in not very much typing:
echo * .[!.]*
(this misses files ..* which are not common. * .[!.]* ..* is correct)
You will live a longer, happier life if you simply never think
in terms of .* unless you know *exactly* what you are doing.
chris
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Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1999 23:21:25 +0100 (MET)
From: FitugMix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: CONCLUSIVE PROOF: Jesus *is* King of the Jews ! ! !'
Crossposted-To:
rec.music.hip-hop,rec.models.rc.air,rec.woodworking,rec.autos.makers.ford.mustang,rec.sport.soccer,rec.travel.europe,comp.sys.ibm.pc.games.rpg,comp.software.year-2000
Here's absolutely irrefutable, scientifically-verifiable evidence that
plainly demonstrates Jesus the Nazarene called the Christ to be the
One and Only Messiah of the Hebrew Old Testament(TaNaKh). I discovered
these facts through very careful, exhaustive research and deduction by
comparing extant secular-historical evidences with the testimony which
was so faithfully recorded in the ancient Hebrew Canon, which necessarily
includes BOTH Old and New Covenant Scriptures.
Please enjoy reading, and feel free to copy any or all portions of my article
and distrubute it freely. Furthermore BE ABSOLUTELY, POSITIVELY SURE to save
this article and (re)post it to your favorite newsgroups as often as you like.
The time *is* short, so be sure to get the word out: Jesus Christ *is* LORD!
:)
Before proceeding with this article, please note the following:
-All calculations are based on precision astronomical data.
-Ancient calendar records correlated with lunisolar phases.
-Location data preset to Jerusalem for all calculations
-All Jewish lunisolar calendar dates are kosher(formal)
-Precession epoch datum set for each date specified
* * *
Lord of the Sabbath -- A Closer Look
� The "going forth of the commandment(Artaxerxes I[Longimanus])
to restore and to (re)build Jerusalem..."[Dan 9:25]:
Julian day: 1554766
Day of week: Thursday, September 19, 457 BC
Jewish calendar: 1 Tishri 3305(1st day of the 1st[regnal] month)
New Moon: 12:58:47 AM(JD 1554765.45749)
Phase: 0.1%, Phase angle: 175.68�
Az: 29:59:12; Alt: -45:47:25
RA: 11:32:40; Dec: 7:48:27
Ecliptic Lon: 170:36:51; Lat: 4:24:29
Galactic Lon: 323:56:44; Lat: 55:24:14
Rising: Sep 19, 457 BC; 5:26:07 AM
Transit: Sep 19, 457 BC; 11:56:50 AM
Setting: Sep 19, 457 BC; 6:19:57 PM
Notes: ref. Ezra 7:6-26, ibid; note also that
1 Tishri must not fall on Sun, Wed or Fri
� Jesus born in Bethlehem w/"his star[rising]in the east":
Julian day: 1720551
Day of week: Monday, August 12, 3 BC
Jewish calendar: 3 Elul 3758(lunisolar)
New Moon: 12:44:01 AM(JD 1720549.44723)
Phase: 0.0%, Phase angle: 179.38�
Az: 21:07:02; Alt: -39:38:16
RA: 9:10:05; Dec: 15:56:28
Ecliptic Lon: 135:10:08; Lat: -0:32:36
Galactic Lon: 245:20:41; Lat: 55:37:20
Rising: Aug 11, 3 BC; 5:04:05 AM
Transit: Aug 11, 3 BC; 11:56:05 AM
Setting: Aug 11, 3 BC; 6:40:06 PM
Notes: Jupiter-Venus conjunction in Leo
� Wise men(Magi) visit Herod(morning)/10-month old Jesus(sunset):
Julian day: 1720860
Day and Date: Tuesday, June 17, 2 BC
Jewish calendar: 17/18 Tammuz 3759(lunisolar)
New Moon: 2:50:24 PM(JD 1720845.03500)
Phase: 0.1%, Phase angle: 175.90�
Az: 276:04:25; Alt: 43:53:38
RA: 4:18:48; Dec: 25:28:02
Ecliptic Lon: 67:15:12; Lat: 3:46:00
Galactic Lon: 185:39:26; Lat: 6:20:12
Rising: Jun 2, 2 BC; 3:49:21 AM
Transit: Jun 2, 2 BC; 11:13:58 AM
Setting: Jun 2, 2 BC; 6:42:42 PM
*Full moon: 8:06:58 PM(JD 1720860.25484)
Phase: 99.9%, Phase angle: 3.84�
Az: 134:39:11; Alt: 13:45:53
RA: 17:29:03; Dec: -27:03:40
Ecliptic Lon: 263:06:02; Lat: -3:33:05
Galactic Lon: 13:57:33; Lat: -19:56:34
Rising: Jun 17, 2 BC; 6:36:53 PM
Transit: Jun 17, 2 BC; 11:35:11 PM
Setting: Jun 18, 2 BC; 4:34:01 AM
Notes: Jupiter-Venus conjunction in Leo
� Caesar Augustus died:
Julian day: 1726402
Day and Date: Sunday, 19 August 14 AD
Jewish calendar: 5 Elul 3774(lunisolar)
Notes: Tiberius not yet Caesar
� Tiberius made Caesar Imperator(Emperor):
Julian day: 1726431
Day and Date: Monday, September 17, 14 AD
Jewish calendar: 5 Tishri 3775(lunisolar)
New Moon: 5:54:43 AM(JD 1726426.66300)
Phase: 0.0%, Phase angle: 178.50�
Az: 87:39:23; Alt: 7:16:36
RA: 11:19:22; Dec: 5:48:28
Ecliptic Lon: 168:22:59; Lat: 1:16:10
Galactic Lon: 307:29:26; Lat: 57:37:38
Rising: Sep 13, 14 AD; 5:15:01 Am
Transit: Sep 13, 14 AD; 11:41:17 AM
Setting: Sep 13, 14 AD; 5:59:26 PM
Notes: Compare Jesus' baptism date[Luke 3:1]
� New Moon[Heb. Molad] coincident with Vernal Equinox:
Julian day: 1730266
Day and Date: Sunday, March 18, 25 AD
Jewish calendar: 28 AdarI 3785 (1 Nisan delayed 2 days)
New Moon: 8:07:30 AM(JD 1730265.75521)
Phase: 0.0%, Phase angle: 177.94�
Az: 113:27:40; Alt: 26:56:03
RA: 23:48:07; Dec: -3:37:11
Ecliptic Lon: 355:49:28; Lat: -2:07:17
Galactic Lon: 139:26:24; Lat: -54:31:38
Rising: Mar 18, 25 AD; 5:49:08 AM
Transit: Mar 18, 25 AD; 11:53:14 AM
Setting: Mar 18, 25 AD; 6:03:43 PM
*Sun Rising: Mar 18, 25 AD; 5:43:52 AM
Transit: Mar 18, 25 AD; 11:42:47 AM
Setting: Mar 18, 25 AD; 5:42:10 PM
Notes: Thirteenth intercalary month(Adar II/Veadar)
added in years 2, 5, 7, 10, 13, 16, and 18
over the nineteen-year cycle in Jesus' day,
proving that 31 AD was not a leap year.
� Jesus' 30th birthday:
Julian day: 1731155
Day and Date: Sunday, August 24, 27 AD
Jewish calendar: 3 Elul 3787(lunisolar)
New Moon: 2:09:28 PM(JD 1731151.00658)
Phase: 0.0%, Phase angle: 177.86�
Az: 254:17:20; Alt: 51:43:00
RA: 9:47:00; Dec: 15:42:50
Ecliptic Lon: 143:39:49; Lat: 2:03:30
Galactic Lon: 257:55:04; Lat: 61:00:22
Rising: Aug 20, 27 AD; 4:31:40 AM
Transit: Aug 20, 27 AD; 11:32:27 AM
Setting: Aug 20, 27 AD; 6:26:46 PM
Notes: Jewish calendar birthday, Jesus eligible
for priesthood.
� Jesus baptized into ministry at river Jordan(14 regnal years + 1 day into "reign of
Tiberius Caesar", and 483 tropical years [@365.242199d/y] + 1 day from commandment):
Julian day: 1731180
Day and Date: Thursday, September 18, 27 AD
Jewish calendar: 1 Tishri 3788(Day of Trumpets)
New Moon: 12:12:23 AM(JD 1731180.42526)
Phase: 0.1%, Phase angle: 176.18�
Rising: Sep 19, 27 AD; 5:32:29 AM
Transit: Sep 19, 27 AD; 11:58:55 AM
Setting: Sep 19, 27 AD; 6:18:05 PM
Az: 14:40:42; Alt: -51:00:41
RA: 11:42:07; Dec: 6:11:54
Ecliptic Lon: 173:25:04; Lat: 3:52:59
Galactic Lon: 317:44:29; Lat: 57:22:53
Notes: Daniel's 7+62 sabbatic years fulfilled[Dan 9:25]
� Vernal(Spring) Equinox of 31 AD:
Julian day: 1732454
Day and Date: Monday, March 19, 31 AD
Jewish calendar: 5 Nisan 3791(lunisolar)
Sun Rising: Mar 19, 31 AD; 5:43:10 AM
Transit: Mar 19, 31 AD; 11:42:36 AM
Setting: Mar 19, 31 AD; 5:42:30 PM
Notes: Jewish lunisolar calendar rules stipulate
Passover(14 Nisan) must occur no earlier
than two days before the spring equinox.
Josephus said Passover fell "in Aries"
[ref. Antiquities of the Jews IIIx5],
placing Nisan 14 after March 21 every year
from Moses to Christ. Also, Pentecost must
occur before summer, and always on a Monday,
on the 7th/9th/11th or 13th of 3rd month(Sivan),
proving 14 Nisan 3791 fell on March 28, 31 AD.
� Palm "Sunday"(1283 days after His baptism, the LORD of the Sabbath rides humbly
into Jerusalem in "the midst" of the prophet Daniel's seventieth sabbatic year):
Julian day: 1732463
Day and Date: Saturday, March 24, 31 AD
Jewish calendar: 10 Nisan 3791(lunisolar)
New Moon: 2:37:22 AM(JD 1732450.52594)
Phase: 0.2%, Phase angle: 175.34�
Az: 67:41:09; Alt: -45:35:21
RA: 23:27:51; Dec: -8:38:58
Ecliptic Lon: 349:11:07; Lat: -4:42:49
Galactic Lon: 131:38:56; Lat: -60:23:10
Rising: Mar 12, 31 AD; 6:17:11 AM
Transit: Mar 12, 31 AD; 12:08:49 PM
Setting: Mar 12, 31 AD; 6:07:58 PM
Notes: paschal lamb selected[Exo 12:3]
� Date Jesus was crucified(Passover, Messiah the Prince "cut off"):
Julian day: 1732467
Day and Date: Wednesday, March 28, 31 AD
Jewish calendar: 14 Nisan 3791(lunisolar)
Full Moon: 3:14:08 PM(JD 1732466.05148)
Phase: 100.0%, Phase angle: 0.00�
Rising: Mar 27, 31 AD; 5:32:32 AM
Transit: Mar 27, 31 AD; 11:39:39 AM
Setting: Mar 27, 31 AD; 5:47:14 PM
Az: 250:10:44; Alt: 31:09:39
RA: 0:14:55; Dec: 1:29:02
Ecliptic Lon: 4:00:37; Lat: -0:08:17
Galactic Lon: 147:25:18; Lat: -47:50:31
Notes: orthodox theologians reject Wednesday crucifixion,
even though the Scriptures entirely support this.
� Date Jesus resurrected(scientifically-inexplicable image produced on
fine linen shroud and swath cloth by process unknown and unidentified):
Julian day: 1732470
Day and Date: Saturday, March 31, 31 AD
Jewish calendar: 17 Nisan 3791(lunisolar)
Notes: Turin shroud proven from in 1st-century Jerusalem
� Date Jesus' resurrection discovered("first day", early morning hours. Interesting
that "April Fools/All Fools Day" traditions are of Roman Catholic/Nicaean origin):
Julian day: 1732471
Day and Date: Sunday, April 1, 31 AD
Jewish calendar: 18 Nisan 3791(lunisolar)
Notes: orthodox theologians reject Saturday resurrection,
even though the Scriptures entirely support this.
� Date daily sacrifice[Gk. endelecismds] ceased, temple destroyed:
Julian day: 1746832
Day and Date: Tuesday, July 17, 70 AD
Jewish calendar: 20 Tammuz 3830(lunisolar)
New Moon: 9:04:23 PM(JD 1746802.29471)
Phase: 0.2%, Phase angle: 175.53�
Az: 325:58:46; Alt: -21:06:02
RA: 6:06:19; Dec: 27:53:04
Ecliptic Lon: 91:23:53; Lat: 4:12:16
Galactic Lon: 197:25:33; Lat: 26:32:01
Rising: Jun 26, 70 AD; 3:28:11 AM
Transit: Jun 26, 70 AD; 11:05:03 AM
Setting: Jun 26, 70 AD; 6:43:34 PM
*Full Moon: 5:09:41 AM(JD 1746817.63172)
Phase: 99.8%, Phase angle: 5.48�
Az: 243:02:19; Alt: -9:43:09
RA: 19:11:10; Dec: -27:57:21
Ecliptic Lon: 285:43:33; Lat: -5:14:38
Galactic Lon: 25:38:09; Lat: -39:05:42
Rising: Jul 11, 70 AD; 6:32:06 PM
Transit: Jul 11, 70 AD; 11:24:36 PM
Setting: Jul 12, 70 AD; 4:19:14 AM
Notes: "sacrifice...to cease"[Dan 9:27] fulfilled
� Date Jerusalem destroyed(observed, the city was "razed flat")
Julian day: 1746876
Day and Date: Saturday, September 8, 70 AD
Jewish calendar: 14 Elul 3830
Full Moon: 5:33:27 AM(JD 1746876.64823)
Phase: 100.0%, Phase angle: 1.83�
Az: 263:29:00; Alt: -5:08:23
RA: 22:59:53; Dec: -8:14:14
Ecliptic Lon: 342:58:54; Lat: -1:36:37
Galactic Lon: 116:37:17; Lat: -60:16:30
Rising: Sep 8, 70 AD; 5:38:11 PM
Transit: Sep 8, 70 AD; 11:21:03 PM
Setting: Sep 9, 70 AD; 5:12:02 AM
Notes: "desolate...consummation"[Dan 9:27] fulfilled
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Boris Stumm)
Subject: xawtv and ntsc
Date: 13 Jan 1999 08:19:03 GMT
hi.
i have got a hauppauge wintv card (pal) and want to watch ntsc videos with it.
my videorecorder says it can handle ntsc, but on some tv's there will only
be b/w picture. this happens to me.
my question is now if that comes from hardware or if perhaps with another
driver or other software the problem can be solved.
i have debian gnu linux 2.0
kernel 2.1.131
xawtv 2.33
bttv 0.5.22 or the one that comes with xawtv
matrox mystique 220
hauppauge wintv radio with and bt878
thanks in advance,
boris
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: CDE telnet to linux login problem
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1999 15:28:45 -0500
I am trying to telnet to a redhat 4.2 box from a Solaris box running
CDE. The connection is made, but the login prompt is never displayed. If
I login from another Linux box it works fine. If I telnet from the
console (text only screen) of the Solaris box it works fine. I get the
same problem trying to telnet from an HP X-terminal running CDE to the
Linux box. Anyone know what it may be?
John Williams
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ()
Subject: mother board reviews??
Date: 13 Jan 1999 08:33:41 GMT
I'm looking to buy some new components- one of which is going to be a new mb-
i'm kinda tossed up right now between a asus and a tyan- but have been unable to
find any source(s) for reviews of mother boards.. it seems as though all of the
magazines have left out reviews of the most important piece of hardware-
can any one help me find a source for reviews of mb's... i'd like to look at
others as well.
thanks.
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From: Mark Tranchant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Crossposted-To: comp.os.linux.development.system,comp.os.linux.advocacy
Subject: Re: Linux should not support non-free modules
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1999 08:27:43 +0000
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Rex Riley wrote:
>
> MalkContent wrote:
>
> > :
> > : It's the power of a hardware giant like Intel behind UDI that provides
> > : the chance that MS will run into problems when trying to ignore it.
> > :
> >
> > [snip observations]
>
> > Are any of us willing to give up our personal tinkered systems for what may
> > one
> > day become another windoze?
> >
> > Just a thought.
> >
> > Malkcontent.
>
> It's refreshing to find a willing challenger to the MS grip on mindshare. You
> have obviously chosen to educate your mind and decide for yourself what windoze
> are right for you.
>
> And if you further the day when Linux becomes another windoze, you'll have
> participated in at least one more choice than existed.
>
> Malkcontents, afterall, founded a new nation 200+ years ago...
>
And look where it got them... ;-)
Mark.
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From: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: KDE setup problem...! *newbie question*
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1999 02:39:41 -0600
hello,
this is my second week using Linux and liking it so far
the firs two days i spent setting up X, and the rest just trying to get
on-line using pppd,
now i'm stuck trying ot set up KDE, wich is in my bonus CD,
unfortunatly every time i
use package manager and try to install it i get this:
qt >= 1.33 is needed by kdegames-1.0-1
libqt.so.1 is needed by kdegames-1.0-1
qt >= 1.33 is needed by kdenetwork-1.0-1
libqt.so.1 is needed by kdenetwork-1.0-1
qt >= 1.33 is needed by kdegraphics-1.0-1
libqt.so.1 is needed by kdegraphics-1.0-1
qt >= 1.33 is needed by kdeutils-1.0-1
libqt.so.1 is needed by kdeutils-1.0-1
qt >= 1.33 is needed by kdelibs-@VERSION@-1
qt >= 1.33 is needed by kdeadmin-1.0-1
libqt.so.1 is needed by kdeadmin-1.0-1
qt >= 1.33 is needed by kdemultimedia-1.0-1
libqt.so.1 is needed by kdemultimedia-1.0-1
qt >= 1.40 is needed by korganizer-0.9.9-1
libqt.so.1 is needed by korganizer-0.9.9-1
qt >= 1.33 is needed by kdebase-1.0-1
libqt.so.1 is needed by kdebase-1.0-1
qt >= 1.33 is needed by kdesupport-1.0-1
I'm i doing something wrong?
thanx
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From: Kryz Caputa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Corel WP8 personal edition
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1999 13:05:54 -0800
Anybody out there with the full WP8 for linux?
I was told by the Corel representative that Win95 version of WP8 is
fully compatible with the math equations of MSWord however he did not
know about the Linux WP8 - personal version.
Can someone please confirm it for me?
The free version of WP8 unfortunately does not support equations at all.
--
Kryz Caputa
Dpt of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of Victoria, British Columbia
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From: Elmo Recio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Crossposted-To: comp.os.linux.hardware,comp.os.linux.setup
Subject: Re: Can't setup printer
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1999 02:03:53 -0500
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I am trying to configure Printer on my PC, but I can't even see lp when I do
> cat /proc/devices. I did try put lp=0x378,0 on lilo.conf, but it seem doesn't
> work.
>
> Can anybody give me a hand
is it compiled into your kernel?
cheers,
elmo
http://fyoni.navpoint.com
"so you know how it is
wake up feeling grey
nothing much to think and nothing much to say
don't want to talk don't want to try
don't want to think don't want to know
who what where when or why... "
-The Cure (Gone!)
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From: Gergo Barany <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Crossposted-To: alt.linux,alt.os.linux,comp.os.linux,comp.os.linux.setup
Subject: Re: LINUS Can Suck My Hairy Cock .. or Newbie Needs Linux Help ...
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1999 23:28:36 +0100
> a hacker being one who figures a way to put 5MB of
> dat on a 1.44MB Floppy
Hmmm, sounds interesting. Can you give me any additional info on that?
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