On Thu, 22 Apr 1999, Angel Vicente Perez wrote:
Claro que te conviene utilizarlo si quieres algo mas que
640x480 con 16 colores. Claro, que tambien puedes esperar a
que salga una nueva version de Xfree.
Pero yo estoy utilizando ahora el xserver-s3, y puedos visualizar TrueColor.
P.D.: A propósito del lilo.conf, no veo muy clara la diferencia de uso
entre delay=50 y la combinación de promt junto a timeout=50 ¿?
delay: simplemente te muestra LILO (tenEs que darle Shift para el
'boot:'), 50 es el tiempo en dEcimas de segundo para que arranque la
opciOn por omisiOn.
On Thu, 22 Apr 1999, Enrique Zanardi wrote:
On Thu, Apr 22, 1999 at 09:14:15AM +0200, Ángel Carrasco wrote:
Hola,
Instalo el Debian 2.1 y actualizo el kernel al 2.2.x. Actualmente tengo el
2.2.6. Resulta que tengo el siguiente problema. Configuro el kernel de forma
habitual tal y como
benalb [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[ respecto a kernel-package ]
¿Tiene alguna ventaja sobre el método tradicional? Lo digo por que yo
siempre lo he usado, y salvo errores míos, nunca he tenido problemas
tiende a miminizar la cantidad de errores que uno pueda cometer. Eso
en mi caso es
¡Beto! ¿Qui'bo?
Alberto Brealey [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
¿Seria ventajoso tambien en este caso?
en realidad no... lo que pasa con el XFB es que no es acelerado, ya
que es demasiado general. Si tu tarjeta funciona con alguno de los
servidores acelerados, entonces quEdate con Estos.
Miguel Gil [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
¿Para cuando se publicará la debian 2.2? ¿Para el verano?
Siguiente versión de Debian: potato. Si se llama o no se llama
Debian 2.2, no está decidido.
-¿Xfree 3.3.x?
Sí, ya hay paquetes probándose.
-¿kernel 2.2.x?
Err... no sé honestamente.
Bueno, entonces es que estas utilizando una S3 Trio
'antigua' (no utiliza el bus AGP de 'ultima moda' - a mi no
me gusta, pero el equipo que tengo es el standar de la
universidad y no tuve mas remedio que aguantarme). En este
caso no necesitas para nada el FrameBuffer, de hecho es
Donde tengo algo de confusion, es en el soporte de FB por el kernel, me
imagino que es imprescindible para que funcione el xfvb, pero no se si por
si solo vale para algo. Creo haber entendido por la documentacion del
kernel, que se puede hacer un arranque en modo grafico, pero aparte de eso
no
¿ Tiene alguien un Pingüino de Debian en ascii ?
Saludos.
--
Fernando.
{:-{D
Hackers do it with fewer instructions.
Han Solo wrote:
On Thu, Apr 22, 1999 at 03:35:10PM +0200, Hue-Bond wrote:
$ dpkg -l tripwire
No packages found matching tripwire.
¿Comorl? Si Debian es la distribución más segura pensé que
incluiría este programa pero veo que no. ¿Alguien me lo explica?.
Yo lo
Estimada lista:
Por el asunto que encabeza este mensaje vereis que esta un poco fuera de
lugar con respecto a la lista.
Me gustaría que me dierais la opinión sobre una cuaestión que me han
planteado.
Resulta que hay una escuela que quiere montar un aula informática nueva.
Ellos quieren enseñar
¿ Tiene alguien un Pingüino de Debian en ascii ?
En el paquete Linuxlogo hay uno.
a.- en casa los niños tienen windows.
b.- windows tiene juegos más modernos.
c.- linux es estremadamente difícil
d.- el profesor de física no se querrá meter en jaleos y querrá dar lo que
siempre ha dado (windows).
Yo pienso:
a.- que la red en linux funcionará mejor. Aparte es gratix.
juanma wrote:
Ellos quieren enseñar de verdad a sus chicos este tema de ordenadores.
El primer planteamiento que deberias haceros es sobre lo
que quereis enseñar: manejo de un sistema, ofimatica,
progración, administración de equipos, etc.
Mi proposición es que se instale una red linux
juanma wrote:
Estimada lista:
Me gustaría que me dierais la opinión sobre una cuaestión que me han
planteado.
Resulta que hay una escuela que quiere montar un aula informática nueva.
Ellos quieren enseñar de verdad a sus chicos este tema de ordenadores.
Mi proposición es que se
Admito que lo han dejado un tanto escondido:
/cdrom/debian/dists/slink/vendor/dpkg-multicd
Te cambias a ese directorio (tras montar el CD bin1), e
instalas dpkg-multicd2_1.4_all.deb (dpkg -i dpkg-multicd2_1.4_all.deb)
Si no recuerdo mal, una vez echo eso, ya te aparece
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Creo que alguien explicó hace ya tiempo que un paquete de instalación de
binarios (sea .tar.gz/.tgz, .rpm, o .deb) viene con un script de
instalación dentro. Así que alien lo que debe hacer es traducir ese
script para el formato deseado. Lógicamente, si el
Hola,
Llevo tiempo que deseo entrar en lucas.hispalinux.es y resulta que no me lo
encuentra el explorer. Alguien me puede decir dónde está ahora?.
Un saludo. Angel
También simplifica la instalación del mismo kernel en varias
máquinas, al tenerlo en un paquete. Muy útil cuando tienes que
mantener dos laboratorios con 40 y tantos trastos iguales por
ejemplo... ;-)
Jesus.
Marcelo E. Magallon writes:
benalb [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Antes que nada decir que agradezco las ayudas recibidas muchas
de ellas por mail personal, pero no he podido responder a todos
porque tengo un poco liado el correo como consecuencia de haber
recuperado todo el sistema desde una cinta de backup. Tambien este
es el motivo de mi tardanza en
Mis disculpas a toda la lista esto no tiene nada de técnico.
On Thu, 22 Apr 1999, Enrique Zanardi wrote:
On Thu, Apr 22, 1999 at 01:56:25PM +0200, Antonio Castro wrote:
On Thu, 22 Apr 1999, Enrique Zanardi wrote:
La cr?tica destructiva no conduce a nada.
Cr?tica desctructiva parece
Hola a todos
Acabo de recompilar el kernel con la caracteristica flavour=fb. Al instalar,
crea un link en / con el nombre vmlinuz apuntando al correspondiente kernel
en /boot, el anterior link, lo renombra como vmlinuz.old.
Mi pregunta al llegar a este punto es :
¿No seria mas conveniente
Ángel Carrasco wrote:
Hola,
Llevo tiempo que deseo entrar en lucas.hispalinux.es y resulta que no me lo
encuentra el explorer. Alguien me puede decir dónde está ahora?.
Un saludo. Angel
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El jueves 22 de abril de 1999 a la(s) 16:23:55 +0200, Jose Luis Trivino contaba:
Bueno, entonces es que estas utilizando una S3 Trio
'antigua' [...] En este
caso no necesitas para nada el FrameBuffer
Además si la tarjeta no soporta VESA 2.0, el fb no rula.
El FB es
On Thu, 22 Apr 1999, Marcelo E. Magallon wrote:
Miguel Gil [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
-¿Para cuando se podrá debian de acuerdo con el resto de
distribuciones en un sistema de paquetes común, en una
organización del sistema de ficheros comúm, etc?
Otra vez: ¿cuál es la solución
On Fri, 23 Apr 1999, Angel Vicente Perez wrote:
Donde tengo algo de confusion, es en el soporte de FB por el kernel, me
imagino que es imprescindible para que funcione el xfvb, pero no se si por
si solo vale para algo. Creo haber entendido por la documentacion del
kernel, que se puede hacer
Angel Vicente Perez dixit:
~
~ ¿No seria mas conveniente crear el link como vmlinuz.fb, para hacer despues
~ una configuracion del lilo.conf a mano?. De esta manera, no se tocaria el
~ nucleo vigente.
¿es realmente necesario hacer el enlace simbólico en / a la nueva
imagen? Yo simplemente hago
On Fri, 23 Apr 1999, Antonio Castro wrote:
::(Reading database ... 43593 files and directories currently installed.)
::Preparing to replace libncurses4 4.2-3 (using
.../base/libncurses4_4.2-3.deb) ...
::Unpacking replacement libncurses4 ...
::dpkg: dependency problems prevent
Hola a todos:
Tengo un tarjeta de red 3Com 3c905 Vortex Boomerang bajo slink. Con el
kernel de la instalacion (2.0.36 creo) no daba ningun problema, pero
acabo de instalarle el kernel 2.2.5 y cuando en /etc/init.d/network se
ejecutan las lineas de route add -net ..., envia el siguiente mensaje:
¿es realmente necesario hacer el enlace simbólico en / a la nueva
imagen? Yo simplemente hago que lilo.conf apunte a:
image=/boot/vmlinuz-nuevo
Yo pienso que no, pero el dpkg -i lo hace asi, crea enlaces simbolicos, pero
asumiendo que hay dos nucleos, el vigente y el anterior. Por supuesto,
Hola a todos, mi pregunta es muy sencillita, ¿es posible desde Linux
montar una partición que tiene un sistema de ficheros NTFS?
Un saludo.
Me parece que hay dos puntos de ataque.
* La edad de los niños. Como sabrá la lista por pasados mensajes, mi
sobrino de 7 años (si ya cumplió 7) pilotea Windows, pero cuando ve Linux
juega un ratito con las X (obviamente, línea de comando ni en pedo) y se
siente frustrado por muchas cosas.
Vamos a ver...
Según mi opinión (y es mía y sólo mía ;-)), como debería de enseñarse
windoze es empezando desde cero, o desde sus cimientos; osease desde MS-DOS,
y luego ir subiendo paulativamente.
Siguiendo ésta regla de ocho (estoy jarto del tres), es perfectamente
extrapolable a Linux... o al
Me pueden decir donde están los diseños del logotipo de Debian para verlos?
Hola.
He terminado de instalar slink en un pc de batalla para destrozarlo
haciendo pruebas. Es un 486DX66 con 8 MB de RAM y 400 MB de HD.
Primero he instalado de forma habitual y he visto un cerro de errores
al instalar los ficheros base. Para comprobar el estado del disco he
formateado con
Mirando los paquetes .deb que se distribuyen con Debian y toda la
pesca, me parece que he llegado a una conclusión respecto a muchas de las
dependencias que hay en cada paquete, y quisiera que alguien la confirmase
o desmintiese.
Por lo que he visto, dentro de cada versión de Debian los
¿ Como se puede comprobar que kmod funciona correctamente ? ¿ Hay
algunos modulos con los que no sea capaz de 'capturar' bien las
necesidades de los programas para cargarlos ?
On Fri, Apr 23, 1999 at 10:25:15AM +0200, Antonio Castro wrote:
On Thu, 22 Apr 1999, Enrique Zanardi wrote:
Cr?tica destructiva es cuando dices Debian ha renunciado a las
actualizaciones f?ciles. Es falso, desprecia ol?mpicamente el trabajo de
Eso si que es falso. No te pases. Te estas
On Fri, 23 Apr 1999, =?iso-8859-1?Q?=C1ngel_Carrasco?= wrote:
Hola,
Llevo tiempo que deseo entrar en lucas.hispalinux.es y resulta que no me lo
encuentra el explorer. Alguien me puede decir dónde está ahora?.
Un saludo. Angel
La maquina de Slug la han estado actualizando, pronto entrará
On Fri, 23 Apr 1999, Santiago Vila wrote:
On Fri, 23 Apr 1999, Antonio Castro wrote:
::(Reading database ... 43593 files and directories currently installed.)
::Preparing to replace libncurses4 4.2-3 (using
.../base/libncurses4_4.2-3.deb) ...
::Unpacking replacement libncurses4
El lunes 12 de abril de 1999 a la(s) 20:35:04 +0200, Ricardo Villalba
contaba:
no utmp entry available, using value of LOGNAME.
Este mensaje me sale siempre que creo un paquete .deb o debianizo un
rpm.
¿Qué es eso del utmp?
UTMP(5)Formatos de ficheroUTMP(5)
Hola
Hice el dpkg -i doc-debian-es.deb
Pero no he visto como puedo usar los man en español, pueden indicarme
que debo hacer o que me debo leer para lograrlo
Saludos y garcias
-
Humberto Morell ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
de benalb el Thu, Apr 22, 1999 a las 06:24:08PM +0200
X-Sistema-Operativo: Linux elsa 2.2.5
X-Buscador-Linux: http://search.gulic.org/
X-Agradecimientos: A mi mujer...
X-PGP: Buscar en http://www.gulic.org/
El Thu, Apr 22, 1999 a las 06:24:08PM +0200, benalb dijo:
¿Tiene alguna ventaja sobre
de Fernando el Fri, Apr 23, 1999 a las 09:29:13AM +0200
X-Sistema-Operativo: Linux elsa 2.2.6
X-Buscador-Linux: http://search.gulic.org/
X-Agradecimientos: A mi mujer...
X-PGP: Buscar en http://www.gulic.org/
El Fri, Apr 23, 1999 a las 09:29:13AM +0200, Fernando dijo:
juanma wrote:
de Nitebirdz el Fri, Apr 23, 1999 a las 04:39:57AM -0500
X-Sistema-Operativo: Linux elsa 2.2.5
X-Buscador-Linux: http://search.gulic.org/
X-Agradecimientos: A mi mujer...
X-PGP: Buscar en http://www.gulic.org/
El Fri, Apr 23, 1999 a las 04:39:57AM -0500, Nitebirdz dijo:
Por cierto, que
El Fri, Apr 23, 1999 a las 08:32:00AM +0200, Fernando dijo:
¿ Tiene alguien un Pingüino de Debian en ascii ?
Hasta aquí fué el mensaje anterior, ahora viene la respuesta...
Dando vueltas por el sistema, descubrí una forma, simpática, de
pasar cualquier gráfico a ascii. Te cuento:
This is extensively documented at:
http://www.debian.org/Lists-Archives/debian-user-9904/msg00789.html
Carl
Bob Nielsen wrote:
I expect this will mean that the next update to WordPerfect will be as a
.deb file
Bob
I don't know. Corel told me they have no plan to move to libc6,
so its not clear to me how strongly they will support their
stand-alone WP. Maybe they are planning to
I'm trying to install Debian on my SPARCstation 2 and I'm getting the
following error:
esp0: IRQ 3 SCSI ID 7 Clk 20 MHz CCF=4 TOut 167 NCR53C90A (esp100a)
ESP: Total of 1 ESP hosts found, 1 actually in use
scsi0: Sparc ESP100A (NCR53C90A)
scsi: 1 host
esp0: Warning, live target 0 not responding
Hi,
I have have been using Debian for a couple of months and I am happy with how
it runs.
As a new user I wonder about stable vs unstable. I often get in trouble because
I need to compile software that for instance depends on libc6 or a newer
versions of GTK. The result is that I have been
* Holger Mense [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Thu, 22 Apr 1999, H C Pumphrey wrote:
Greetings, fellow Debian fans,
This is only a proto-debian question, I'm afraid, but I have tried to
RTFM, honest. I'm trying to defrag the disc on a W95 laptop prior to using
FIPS to re-partition it so I
Sean wrote:
I don't think this would be that much of a problem, in fact I would
think the trend would tend to go the other way. A software company,
such as Corel, who has a massive software package, a-la WordPerfect,
isn't going to be quick to change the libraries that it is based upon.
At
Philip Lehman wrote:
On Thu, 22 Apr 1999, Greg Scharrer wrote:
I am using a Sony CPD-200ES Monitor and an S3 ViRGE/DX video card. When I
use Netscape 3 with a 1280x1024 resolution, the menu labels (e.g., File,
Go, Bookmarks) are small, and so are the buttons (e.g., Back, Forward).
Does
Your friend should probably just set his browser preferences to use your web
server as proxy for all requests. In order to do what you describe below you'd
have to modify the actual html in the stream to change the links or the target
site would have to use *only* relative links.
Max wrote:
I'm
Tony Crawford wrote:
Kenneth Scharf wrote (on 22 Apr 99, at 5:07):
While it is good that Debian
takes its time to 'get it right' having a commerical product based on
Debian could put some pressure on the distro for 'more timely releases'
or worse, a commerical release of an 'unstable'
There are deb available BUT if you insist on installing from sources:
The trick is to use the the 'ncurses' library instead of termcap.
You'll have to muck with the makefile to accomplish this.
Be sure you've installed the 'ncurses3.4-dev' package, which will give
you the appropriate headers
On Thu, Apr 22, 1999 at 06:06:29PM -0500, Christian Dysthe wrote:
Hi,
I have have been using Debian for a couple of months and I am happy with how
it runs.
As a new user I wonder about stable vs unstable. I often get in trouble
because
I need to compile software that for instance
On Thu, 22 Apr 1999, Rick Salvador wrote:
I've compiled the sshd daemon successfully but I don't know how/where to
set it up to startup when the system boots.
One easy way to handle it is to install the deb from non-free.debian.org,
that sets up everything for you.
Im guessing that I
On Thu, Apr 22, 1999 at 03:37:00PM -0700, Rick Salvador wrote:
Hi,
I've compiled the sshd daemon successfully but I don't know how/where to
set it up to startup when the system boots.
Im guessing that I put a Symbolic link to it in init.d and then have to
call it from rc3.d but not
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
On Thu, 22 Apr 1999 18:06:29 -0500 (CDT), Christian Dysthe wrote:
So my question is: Does unstable mean you will have all kinds of crashes and
unexpected behavior, or does it mean that some programs might have more bugs
than running in the stable
I have been using every 2.2.x kernel as soon as they came out. To
fascilitate configuration I saved configuration into an alternative
file in my home directory from 'menuconfig'. Then, when I get source
from the new kernel, I would simply load that file into menuconfig.
Is this a safe thing to do
I've been running unstable for several months and have never had a real
showstopper. There are a few annoyances as gtk goes through different
versions (I've installed some of the gnome stuff which isn't even in
unstable yet), in that some apps stop working (mostly games).
The closest thing to
On Thu, 22 Apr 1999, Christian Dysthe wrote:
So my question is: Does unstable mean
you will have all kinds of crashes and unexpected behavior, or does it mean
that some programs might have more bugs than running in the stable
distribution?
**
WARNING: Everything i say here is my
* Jens B. Jorgensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] [04/22/99 16:19] wrote:
Your friend should probably just set his browser preferences to use
your web server as proxy for all requests. In order to do what you
describe below you'd have to modify the actual html in the stream to
change the links or the
Hi! I have a file processing task and would like some advice on how
best to go about it!
I have afew thousand .jpg files from my scanner and I want to rotate
them all and maybe some other things. I forget the exact command but with
something like imagemagick -rotate 90 infile
--cut here
#!/bin/sh
#$1 holds first command line argument
#do stuff to $1 here...
echo $1 #example
--end cut
Put this in a file, then chmod +x that file.
Now, invoke this like so:
$ find . -name '*.jpg' | xargs myscript.sh
Carl
On Thu, Apr 22, 1999 at 06:03:27PM +0100, H C Pumphrey wrote:
A related question: the Linux+Win95 mini-HOWTO says that if you have FAT32
you should not try using LILO. Is this info up-to-date?
I believe it's ok to use LILO but don't let it replace the MBR. Just
install LILO on the same
homega [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
homega after compiling a new kernel, `make mrproper', `make config', `make
homega dep', and `make clean', I run `make modules' with this result:
homega
homega homega:/usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot# make modules
homega make: *** No rule to make target `modules'.
Timothy Hospedales writes:
I have afew thousand .jpg files from my scanner and I want to rotate them
all and maybe some other things.
...
I cant figure out how to make a bash script to do this easily.
man xargs.
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Or xv -wloop -wait 3 *
Or xv -random -wait 5 *
John Hasler wrote:
Timothy Hospedales writes:
I have afew thousand .jpg files from my scanner and I want to rotate them
all and maybe some other things.
...
I cant figure out how to make a bash script to do this easily.
man xargs.
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Hi All,
I want to connect to my machine from office and am looking for a X server
that will connect thru a proxy and preferably free. If anyone has any
recommendations, please let me know
Regards,
Vaidhy
Hello,
I think that Debian now installs a different mail agent as the default or
at least I remember that the configure script asked me explicitly about
this topic when I recently put Debian 2.1 on this laptop,
but
the problem is far from here on a Debian box permanently connected to the
On Thu, 22 Apr 1999, Vaidhyanathan G Mayilrangam wrote:
I want to connect to my machine from office and am looking for a X server
that will connect thru a proxy and preferably free. If anyone has any
recommendations, please let me know
Look for a product called Exceed by HummingBird.
--
ernie
With the example echo script only returns: (Despite the fact that there are
many .jpgs)
$find . -name '*.jpg' | xargs ./Suggestion.sh
./test1.jpg
$
Is this how it is meant to work?
I was reading the man page for xargs but didnt understand most of it: I get the
impression that xargs should do:
hello List !
does anyone know of a nice cgi/perl/whatever that u can use as a web
interface that allows you to do minor admin stuff like adding ftp/email only
users to ur system thru a netscape session ?
writing shell scripts are out of the question since the guy who'll be
doing this is n
Thanks to everyone who helped answer my questions.
I found that when I installed the stable versions of the packages I tried
to upgrade to unstable dselect didn't want to remove all those packages
any more.
--
Ulrik Haugen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I contend that we are both atheists. I just believe in
On Thu, Apr 22, 1999 at 11:49:00PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
after compiling a new kernel, `make mrproper', `make config', `make
dep', and `make clean', I run `make modules' with this result:
homega:/usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot# make modules
make: *** No rule to make target
Hi,
Are the paper defintions set at compile- or run-time for libpaperg and
are they printer (driver) dependent. Does gnome-bin's /etc/paper.conf
consider the printer when determing the real paper size?
Different printers have different ideas of what region of a page is
printable :-(
/Allan
--
Date: Thu, 22 Apr 1999 21:31:53 -0600
To: Jens B. Jorgensen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Greg Scharrer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Netscape Resources
In-Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
References: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Looking at the Netscape app-defaults file I see:
*fontList:
Max wrote:
* Jens B. Jorgensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] [04/22/99 16:19] wrote:
Your friend should probably just set his browser preferences to use
your web server as proxy for all requests. In order to do what you
describe below you'd have to modify the actual html in the stream to
change the
Timothy Hospedales writes:
Thats what it would probably have to do since image magick's convert
seems to refuse to convert multiple files on one command line.
In that case use 'xargs -n1' so that xargs will only pass image magick one
file at a time:
find . -name '*.jpg' | xargs -n1
Hi,
I have a lot of question:
1. Network for kernel 2.2.6:
I have compiled kernel 2.2.6, and I configure it to support ppp and
slip, but when I restart it, there is no ppp version 2.2.0... or slip
0.8.4 . And I cannot connect to ISP now. I guess it's a bug in 2.2.6
or my ppp and slip is
In foo.debian-user, you wrote:
I have a lot of question:
[snip]
2. When I change mode of *.pl (perl), I can excute it in unix, but I
cannot excute it in linux, I must use 'perl *.pl' to excute it. I don't
know if I need configure something.
More than likely, the .pl file has a shebang (#!)
Hi,
I deleted /etc/.pwd.lock on a test box I play with. It was dated 15
apr. I thought it was just a stale lock file from the last time I created a
user. Rebooting the same machine to an install of Red Hat, I discovered
that the same file existed in /etc of the RH system. The time
Hi,
updated to potato. Looks like everything went fine except for these two errors
I get when I boot:
1. [mntent]: no final newline at the end of /etc/fstab
2. Modprobe can't find netpf19
How do I deal with these?
TIA
---
Regards,
Christian Dysthe
Email:
On Thu, 22 Apr 1999, Christian Dysthe wrote:
Hi,
Hi
updated to potato. Looks like everything went fine except for these two errors
I get when I boot:
1. [mntent]: no final newline at the end of /etc/fstab
Put in a newline at the end of /etc/fstab?
2. Modprobe can't find netpf19
This
Sami Dalouche wrote:
I don't understand why Corel has chosen KDE instead of Gnome.
KDE is not free or not fully free.
It's worse than Gnome :
- it takes more memory
- it's not GTK ( I'm a GTk fan)
- I will have less apps because Gnome is newer and has, I think,
I think the directory you should be looking in is /usr/lib/netscape.
The 'executable' in the X11 bin directory is just a nice wrapper
script. However, on my system at least, there is no netscape.ad there.
There is, however a app-defaults.gz in /usr/doc/netscape. Have a look
at this, and it
Hi, Mitch:
Thank you very much for your help. I ftp a perl file to my home machine,
perl is in a different directory. When I change the interpreter line, it
works!
Have a nice weekend!
Jianbo
P.S. my emails was returned while I reply to your address.
Next problem: The net nis master runs slink. A slink client works after
shadow has been configured and + added to /etc/shadow.
A client runs partly potato, and does not work, i.e. it won't accept nis
passwords. NIS itself appears to work, i.e. I can see the right owners of
-Tommy Malloy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What I want to learn to do is to make global font changes at the
application level. Suppose the default font on most applications is
difficult to see. So you want to change it to one that is easier. There
should be a way to do that for all applications you
-Eric House [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The words include a character (octal 0267) that indicates hyphenation.
I want to pull it out. If in the bash shell (either running in emacs
via shell mode or in xterm; it doesn't matter) I type
# tr -d \267 woor-den.max
tr does nothing. But if I save the
How to make beep?
I don't want to do peintf \a but i have a process which has no controlling
terminal (from atd/cron)
Ookhoi:
I just echo \a to /dev/tty8 It doesn't bother me there, and it makes a
beeb (from out of a .procmailrc :-)
You could also use the wall command - it notifies all
First of all, don't post your message twice.
On Fri, Apr 23, 1999 at 01:59:51 -0500, John Foster wrote:
Wake up and smell the money! The KDE folks have the right to SELL or
Liscense their desktop for commercial purposes if they want to.
At the moment, KDE is GPLed. Of course they have the
Stephen Pitts dixit:
~
~ homega:/usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot# make modules
~ make: *** No rule to make target `modules'. Stop.
~
~ what about the new modules? `lsmod' returns nothing at all:
~
~ homega:~$ lsmod
~ Module PagesUsed by
~
~ Modules are in
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Marlon Urias [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Be sure you've installed the 'ncurses3.4-dev' package, which will give
you the appropriate headers and (static, I think) libraries.
No, for Debian 2.1 that's libncurses4-dev
Mike.
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Indifference will certainly be the downfall
I installed Debian Linux on a X86 machine. I
cannot run X Windows. The answer to the commands startx or xinit is:
Unknown command
I have installed an X server
as well but it doesn't find the display.
I am very new to linux so if you could help me with some very
basic instruction I would
Hi all,
More compiliation problems I'm afraid: I'm trying to get this
simple program to compile. It produces an object file OK, but ld
complains:
cannot open -lMesaGL: no such file or directory.
This is confusing, given I have mesage-dev installed, and libMesaGL.a is
next to
I am running Debian 2.0 on a Pentium 200. After I tried to leave KDE by
using its Shutdown menu, the system crashed and I had to finally reset
the computer. Now, Linux crashes during boot (root is on /dev/hda4)
with the message:
VFS: Mounted root (ext2 filesystem) readonly
I started the
I can't find one in the archive
Thanks,
Matthew
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