Ken Heard wrote:
1. On the P3 desktop only, the panel displays the taskbar three times.
Once is surely enough. I tried to fix it by purging KDE and
reinstalling it, to no avail. Any ideas on what I can do to remove this
redundancy?
Right-click on the panel, move your mouse over Remove
Oleg Verych wrote:
30-01-2007, Ron Johnson:
On 01/30/07 13:58, William Chipman wrote:
Has there been a patch to adjust the start / end date changes for daylight
savings time in the US?
Which branch are you running?
I'm sure, but that seem to be an e-mail with some kind of virus.
Assuming
Justin Gallardo wrote:
Hey All,
I am preparing a presentation to a group of students on mailing list
netiquette(as you may have guessed by the subject), and thought that
maybe I could use the busiest mailing list I followed as a good source
of information.
...
Also, if you can think of any
Baz wrote:
So, it appears the only way to play music purchased from Apple (mp4
audio files) on Linux is to burn a CD, then rip them - or, use CrossOver
Office. Yes?
I haven't purchased any music from Apple, but you should be able to play
mp4 files with MPlayer. If Apple uses DRM, which I'm
Nate Bargmann wrote:
I have a directory of files that are created daily using
filename-`date +%Y%m%d`.tar.gz so I have a directory with files whose
names advance from filename-20061201.tar.gz to filename-20061202.tar.gz
to filename-20061203.tar.gz and so on. Based on the date in the
filename,
Jason Dunsmore wrote:
My Logitech usb mouse (model M-BT96a) has a tendancy to freak out a
couple of times per hour. When this happens, the mouse cursor
suddenly goes to one of the screen corners. When I try to reorient
myself by moving the mouse to see where it went, the mouse moves
rapidly
Chris wrote:
Hello,
How can I list all hidden files or directories with ls?
ls .*
does not give the desired result. Id like to archive all the hidden files in
my home folder.
Thanks,
Chris
ls -a | grep ^[.]
This will, however, still give you the . and .. directories.
--Ben
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T wrote:
Hi
I am using Debian testing, I read that the ls is able to sort
alphabetically, but mixes uppercase and lowercase together i.e. 'Pearl'
comes before 'pearl' but after 'otter'.
otter
Pearl
pearl
I want that behavior. How can I do that, instead of the traditional order?
I'm using
Dirk wrote:
I have a SQL problem
INSERT INTO table (a, b, c, d, e, f)
VALUES (
72fa545b9cc60c3b0af851c155128a9d, a, b, c, 1158935640, f
)
IF NOT
EXISTS (
SELECT *
FROM table
WHERE (
table.a = 72fa545b9cc60c3b0af851c155128a9d
)
) ;
what I'm doing wrong? I want to check table.a to prevent
Quoting the echo should do it:
--script.sh---
!/bin/bash
while read LINE; do
echo $LINE
done
--
--Ben
José Alburquerque wrote:
Hello list! I've got a simple shell question that I can't figure out.
I wrote a simple 3 line bash script
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