Re: Digitizing tablets
On Tue, 13 May 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Are digitizing tablets supported? Does linux allow the use of a digitizing tablet as a surrogate mouse? What drawing programs make good use of tablets? The S3 Xserver in the XFree relese included with Debian 1.2 do have support for some Wacom and others. You have to switch betwen the mouse and the table manualy :(. I dont know about the other X-Servers (Sorry, I am not at my debian box so I have no details. Do You have a tablet? In that case, tell the list what model. I use GIMP, a real good paint program. I have not got it to use the tablets Z (pessure) parameter jet (have not tryed jet) and dont know if it is possably. More irritated about the manuel switch betwin tablet and mouse as my tablet only have two buttons :(. HTH (some) /Lars Alan Davis -- Alan Eugene Davis Marianas High School 15o 8.8'N GMT+10 [EMAIL PROTECTED] AAA 196 Box 10,001145o 42.5'E Voice: (670) 235-6580 Saipan, MP 96950 Northern Mariana Islands ---===+++#+++===--- -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . / / _/_ _/_ Välkommen till Micro++ Lars Hallberg /\_/\ / /WWW-hemsida [EMAIL PROTECTED] / Micro++http://www.micropp.se/ http://www.micropp.se/lah/ -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
Re: A Qt alternative for KDE?
On Wed, 2 Apr 1997, Douglas L Stewart wrote: What do You think of a Wrapper Class Libary that makes it easy to write code that runns on diferent widget sets? If it makes it posably to chose real interface runtime it be real cool. One app, run it in KDE, xform, MooTiff, Athena widget set, Tcl/tk, thin Java clients ... whatever. The basic funktions (inputfield, menus etc) could also be available on textterminals (thru curses, termcap, slang ...). That makes it a perfect choice fore system tools... Anyone intrested? We culd start out whit two platforms, (eg curses and Tcl/Tk) and create the basic stuff. I am intrested in this. I can set up a Webpage and manage a mailinglist (not to big). This may have commersial intresst. AFAIK we can have it GPL:ed and att the same time sell licenses for comersial use. Will limit us some on witch library to use, they must be GLPL, not GPL... On Wed, 2 Apr 1997, Bruce Perens wrote: Someone suggested that if we cloned Qt, we should do it using the Lesstif widget set rather than the one that Qt is presently using, and this might be an improvement on the present Qt. I've tested parts of KDE and it looks a lot better than any Motif product I've ever seen. (this from someone who has been a huge fan of the Motif interface for a long time) It's a lot better looking than say.. the CDE. There is GnuSTEP, too. If there wasn't, I think we'd have more interest in a really-free Qt. I expect a 1.0 release of GNUstep to take about the same amount of time to appear as the Hurd takes to reach 1.0. I really don't think people are looking for a whole new language and such. A consistent user interface is what they're really interesteed in. :) -douglas / / _/_ _/_ Välkommen till Micro++ Lars Hallberg /\_/\ / /WWW-hemsida [EMAIL PROTECTED] / Micro++http://www.micropp.se/ http://www.micropp.se/lah/
UUCP problems
Hello I have some problem with my UUCP. The line disconnects in the beginning of the handshake. I have tried with another MYsystemNAME and then the remote (ISP) side complains verbose that You are unknown to me so I'm apparently using the right MYsystemNAME. Funny thing is that my ISP runs Linux (old hacked and pached slackware) and Taylor UUCP. I don't know the version on my ISP's UUCP but mine is Taylor 1.06.1. I have Linux kernel 2.0.0 installed from debian 1.1 (Pacific HiTech, Mo' Linux August 1996). I have purged and reinstalled UUCP over FTP several times, The current package is: ii uucp1.06.1-2 Unix to Unix Copy Program I've struggled with this one for some while... Any tip would be appreciated. How can I find out if it's me or my ISP that mess up? If you need more information, please mail me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] This is the debuging log (logins and password replaced :-) from uucico -x all -S ISPuucp. This session is over TCP, it's the same result over modem... Note the nested debugmessage where the error occurs (i added the in the beginning of every line). Also see the sys file below... uucico ISPuucp - (1996-11-06 20:51:55.81 1965) Calling system ISPuucp (port TCP) uucico ISPuucp - (1996-11-06 20:51:56.32 1965) DEBUG: icexpect: Looking for 5 ogin: uucico ISPuucp - (1996-11-06 20:51:56.32 1965) DEBUG: icexpect: Got login: (found it) uucico ISPuucp - (1996-11-06 20:52:01.76 1965) DEBUG: fcsend: Writing login UUCPlogin\r uucico ISPuucp - (1996-11-06 20:52:01.77 1965) DEBUG: icexpect: Looking for 6 sword: uucico ISPuucp - (1996-11-06 20:52:01.77 1965) DEBUG: icexpect: Got Password: (found it) uucico ISPuucp - (1996-11-06 20:52:02.26 1965) DEBUG: fcsend: Writing password MYpassword\r uucico ISPuucp - (1996-11-06 20:52:02.27 1965) DEBUG: fcsend: Writing sleep sleep sleep uucico ISPuucp - (1996-11-06 20:52:05.32 1965) DEBUG: zget_uucp_cmd: Got \020Shere=ISPuucp\000 uucico ISPuucp - (1996-11-06 20:52:05.36 1965) Login successful uucico ISPuucp - (1996-11-06 20:52:05.37 1965) DEBUG: fsend_uucp_cmd: Sending MYsystemNAME -R -N07 uucico ISPuucp - (1996-11-06 20:52:05.37 1965) DEBUG: fconn_write: Writing 18 \020MYsystemNAME -R -N07\000 uucico ISPuucp - (1996-11-06 20:52:05.37 1965) DEBUG: zget_uucp_cmd: Got uucico ISPuucp - (1996-11-06 20:52:06.28 1965) ERROR: Line disconnected (error) uucico ISPuucp - (1996-11-06 20:52:06.28 1965) DEBUG: fconn_close: Closing connection uucico ISPuucp - (1996-11-06 20:52:06.28 1965) DEBUG: Call failed: 4 (Handshake failed) uucico - - (1996-11-06 20:52:06.30 1968) DEBUG: usysdep_detach: Forked; old PID 1965, new pid 1968 uucico - - (1996-11-06 20:52:06.41 1968) DEBUG: Forking /usr/sbin/uuxqt -sISPuucp And the sys file is edited the same way. I would prefer using the alias but have of course tried the actual system name several times with the same result :( # Permit local users to send any world readable file local-send / # Permit local uses to request into any world writable directory local-receive / # Call at any time time any # call-timegrade 5 Wk0755-1805 # Now define the systems themselves. Because of all the defaults we # used, there is very little to specify for the systems themselves. system ISPuucp alias NICERname myname MYsystemNAME call-login UUCPlogin call-password MYpassword chat-timeout 250 protocol tg # First try the modem port type modem port device /dev/modem #port device /dev/ttyS1 # Tried these, same result #port device /dev/cua1 port dialer hayes chat-timeout 120 # Tried without the three delays, same result... chat ogin:-\r\c-ogin:-\r\c-ogin: \L sword: \P \d\d\d\c protocol-parameter g timeout 20 protocol-parameter g retries 10 phone ISPphoneno1 alternate # Try the modem again, with different phone number chat \c \r\c ogin:-\r\c-ogin:-\r\c-ogin: \L sword: \P \d\d\d\c phone ISPphoneno2 alternate # If that fails, try TCP. # The login name is different over TCP! call-login UUCPlogin protocol e chat ogin:-\r\c-ogin:-\r\c-ogin: \L sword: \P \d\d\d\c port type tcp port service 540 address ISPuucpADDRESS Fanx in advance Sorry, hompage is, so far, only in swedish / / _/_ _/_ Välkommen till Micro++ Lars Hallberg /\_/\ / /WWW-hemsida [EMAIL PROTECTED] / Micro++http://www.micropp.se/ http://www.micropp.se/lah/ -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
