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unencrypted video on them.
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Consumer grade media doesn't allow you to record the CSS key on the medium.
I think it's preburned with 0s or something like that. So you can only store
unencrypted video
On Sun, Feb 15, 2004 at 12:11:18PM -0700, s. keeling wrote:
However, that's just standard *nix filesystem behaviour. You can rm
'til the cows come home, but as long as one symlink to the data
remains, the data remains as well.
Hard link not symlink :)
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/info/gcc* ./gcc.info
and then you can just search through gcc.info with whatever
text tool you like.
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Or you can cat all the various info files into one big one:
zcat /usr/share/info/gcc* ./gcc.info
and then you can just search through gcc.info with whatever
text tool you like.
Oops, that was overkill, Alan Shutko pointed out
enough. If you don't believe me look around.
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other formats (arguably better)
can also do that.
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. Nowadays I track unstable and have
no problems.
I feel that I'd rather have knoppix and not update it (if it were too
difficult), than have stable and update it (but have it not change
anyways). And as you've said updating knoppix isn't that difficult.
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... there's not a whole
lot there to mess up. That's what's nice about it.
That's true, but a new user might want newer software than woody has
to offer. Things like openoffice, and newer versions of mozilla.
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no concept of separate accounts. As such it is completely incapable of
keeping the mail separated out in an easy fashion.
Well that's the easiest thing to do with procmail. You simply tell it to
put each kind of mail in a different mailbox.
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*, but that's because
of mutt's *philosophy*. Mutt doesn't include an editor either.
You didn't read the archives, did you? *sigh*
Stop mentionning this. No one is going to search the archives to read
arguments they consider to be wrong.
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for them to use it, or will the secret police
come and shoot them for not using pure Debian instead too.
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of SuSE once, and I just gave up on it.
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Enscript converts ASCII files to PostScript, HTML, RTF or Pretty-Print
and stores generated output to a file or sends it directly to the printer.
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and then send
that to the printer with lpr.
But in any case it is probably easier to use cups to handle this process
for you (converting ps to printer format).
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the
video with their own custom device-specific driver coding.
Please ignore my post, I am incorrect. Sorry.
Well you're semi-incorrect :)
If you had a real text terminal (dec vt100, etc.) then yeah you wouldn't
be able to do it.
But the linux console isn't limited to just text.
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only show pnm pictures, but asciiview (which comes with it)
will convert the pictures with netpbm or imagemagick and then display it.
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program that simply pipes postscript to lpr will work out of the box.
An alternative is to tell the application to print to a file and then run
lp file.ps or whatever.
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for mid-sized computers...
And wasn't DOS designed for the workstation?
Nope, Dos was for 16 bit PCs. It was like Unix's under-achieving relative :)
8.3 filenames, single-tasking, crappy shell,...
I kind'a miss DOS.
http://www.freedos.org
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Debian system at home.
Have to modify the files:
/etc/pam.d/gdm
and
/etc/pam.d/login
to allow login without a password.
GDM (the login program for gnome) can even auto-log you into your
account, but I don't want that since other people also use my
computer.
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, and for those users who do not have a configuration file.
This file must be world-readable.
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out whichever channel you want.
Well they planned at least 100 hundred channels of fullscreen analog video
so that's quite a bit of bandwidth, and they're only using the cable a
short-distance nowadays for the local-loop, with the main connections
being fibre-optics, etc.
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[snip]
Yes all the channels and the traffic are coming on the same wire. Each
channel is at a different frequency (kind of like for regular antenna
reception
the ping starts to fail) simply
change the loop from while(!$fail) to while(1).
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# CONFIG_DRM_SIS is not set
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the recent nvidia cards (AFAIK).
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and figure everything
out for myself, but there are times when this costs me weeks when I
could have got the solution in minutes, just by asking.
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access. I am sure there are
many people even in North America who don't have internet access at home.
Could you imagine a man page pointing you to a file on a gopher server?
Not much weirder than it pointing to a website :)
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tiffsplit from libtiff-tools should do that. Also
ImageMagick is supposed to be able to display them.
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/usr/X11R6/lib -lgtk -lgdk -lgmodule -lglib -ldl -lXi -lXext
-lX11 -lm
pkg-config can also give you the required include flags:
$ pkg-config gtk --cflags
-I/usr/include/gtk-1.2 -I/usr/include/glib-1.2 -I/usr/lib/glib/include
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I'll be happy if someone could drop me a hint.
In command mode the 'x' key deletes forwards, and the 'X' key deletes
backwards. In insert mode backspace (CTRL-H) gives the standard backspace
behaviour.
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an editor like ed anyways :)
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a kernel which includes
OSS emulation, so you can use the ALSA drivers and still be able
to access them through OSS applications.
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direction as to how to remedy this situation.
This sounds like your local MTA (exim, sendmail) is either not
listening for incoming mail or is refusing it.
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queries. Bootp queries are allowed by default.
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think en_ca and en_uk have identical dictionaries.
They might. But in general I think that in Canadian English there is
a mix of American and British spelling and often both are acceptable.
Of course you should be consistent, and not switch spellings in the
middle of a sentence.
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and I have to re-mount the old version.
Any ideas?
I've had good luck with cpio:
cd /usr
find | cpio -p /newusr
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partition (/dev/hdc1) that you
want to be ext2. You would use mkfs to actually format the disk.
In this case:
mkfs -t ext2 /dev/hdc1
or
mkfs /dev/hdc1
since ext2 is the default.
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Again I think I remember doing this at some point in the past.
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not with 2.6.
You might have to wait until ATI releases drivers for 2.6.
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documentation to a manpage and
then print that. But I believe that you would get much better results
from the Texinfo sources.
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a high
speed connection, but still...)
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ou bien tu pourrais l'integrer a ton ~/.procmailrc:
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* ^FROM.*quelqu'un
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echo $HOME
on my system I get:
$ grep bijan /etc/passwd
bijan:x:1000:1000:Bijan Soleymani,,,:/home/bijan:/bin/bash
$ echo $HOME
/home/bijan
As you can see the in both cases my home directory is /home/bijan.
If they were different it could cause problems if a program checked
the wrong one
/passwd, you might want to try running it
manually.
If none of the above fixes the problem then you may have found a bug
in the vncserver package. You should check the bug tracking system
to see if someone has reported a similar bug and if not you should
report it.
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suggest you simply use
gnuplot for the graphs. Gnuplot supports many different output drivers,
including X, PostScript, Ascii, etc. Since you're coding in C you can
popen(3) a pipe to gnuplot (with the correct arguments) and pipe it
the data.
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ls
if hda1 wasn't root then try the next one:
cd /
umount /test
mount /dev/hda2 /test
cd /test
ls
etc.
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it may be true that SCSI drives have better performance, but right
now I think that's just because they're better drives (mechanically,
and electronically) rather than because of the controllers. They're
also *much* more expensive.
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On Mon, Dec 29, 2003 at 10:53:11AM -0800, Marc Wilson wrote:
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This is no longer true. Most current IDE controllers support various
DMA schemes. Like ATA-100, ATA-133, etc. So with IDE the controller
now bypasses the CPU too
create a private station on the dialup and have the computer with the
real bandwidth connect to it and run it's own server.
This is all very easy to do using icecast or shoutcast mp3 streaming
software.
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and you don't get a hundred responses
telling you to RTFM :)
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are stored. When your computer
boots the part of grub in the MBR of /dev/hda is loaded and then
it needs to load the rest of grub. If it doesn't know where that is
it will just sit there. The files grub needs are in the /boot/grub/
directory of your Debian partition.
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setup (hd0) This tells grub to install itself on /dev/hda
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consortium pages at:
http://www.w3c.org
As for CGI.pm I would do a:
apt-get install perl-doc
and then:
apropos CGI
man CGI
That's enough to get me going. But if you would like more tutorial-
like resources, then I recommend you search google.
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can't just get rid of the running kernel, then load the new kernel
and proceed to start up debian.
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a problem with webmail and not the particular implementations.
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I believe courier uses its own format, which is similar to Maildir. But
^^^
it doesn't store mail in the user's home directory. In fact it bypasses
user accounts entirely.
Oops typo, I meant cyrus...
Bijan
other hints?
Apparently:
the maximum number of clients depends on the maximum number
of connections which depends on the maximum number of file
descriptors which is a ulimit
Might be some program opening tons of files or sockets.
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On Fri, Dec 19, 2003 at 10:46:59AM +1300, Paul William wrote:
Is it possible to make gnome use also instead of esound?
Gnome uses esd, so you have to get esd to use alsa. Apparently there
is such a package.
apt-get
to download files easily and
anonymous ftp is pretty good.
Also you can use pam to tell the ftp server not to use system
passwords but look up passwords in a seperate file or in a mysql
database, etc.
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windows media
real video
quicktime
any other format ever invented (almost)
source code at www.mplayerhq.hu
you can compile it (even comes with a debian directory to make a .deb)
or you can get precompiled .deb files somewhere on the net.
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trying to grab /dev/dsp whenever it needs to.
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up as a scsi device (e.g. /dev/sda).
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On Fri, Dec 19, 2003 at 10:46:59AM +1300, Paul William wrote:
Hi all
Is it possible to make gnome use also instead of esound?
Gnome uses esd, so you have to get esd to use alsa. Apparently there
is such a package.
apt-get search alsa | grep esd
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Many programs are huge but only small parts of them need to be in memory
the rest can be maintained in swap.
Executables are not swapped out. They don't need to be because they are
not altered and so can just be read back
to $500.
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clipboard. It's the middle click (mouse-button-2)
clipboard. I'm not using the technical terms (because I'd have to look
them up), but that's the basic idea.
If for some reason your version of mozilla doesn't then check out
xterm :) Again remember middle click clipboard.
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the same time with 128 megs of ram then the performance is going to be
unacceptable no matter how much swap you have. This is because they each
need 100 megs of ram (200 total), failing that they keep swapping that
100 megs in and out each time the OS switches from one to the other.
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what you want. You can
only do that if you are familiar with the source code.
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it mount your home directory
as the d: drive. I do this and create a dos directory in my home directory
and store my dos stuff in there.
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The info on how to change your language environment is in the same
section under the subsection Language Environments. But if you want
to do it manually simply, go in the menu-bar under options - mule -
set language environment.
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on the screen by nroff. I just want
to make it practical by automatically splitting it up so that we don't
end up with 1000 page manpages.
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that the Windows
partitions will be mounted when I log on?
Partitions you want mounted should be listed in the file /etc/fstab
man fstab for more information.
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that never
happens anyway.
What I do on my machines is to have a password but to configure GDM
and login not to require a password for local logins. So that anyone
sitting at my computer could log in without a password, but they
couldn't do that over ssh.
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faut peut etre ajouter -ssh pour forcer ssh, ou -telnet pour forcer
telnet:
putty -ssh server.crasseux.com
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RTFL.
It's not just the reader. It's the document structure.
I read the damn thing!
Here are your section headings:
1) It attempts to replace, not augment
remove those parts but then it
would make mplayer useless. The developpers of mplayer have said that
they don't want people to distribute cut down versions of mplayer
because people will laugh at the results (what do you mean this
player can't play .avi, real, or quicktime?).
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Why can't Sun's j2re and mplayer be provided in non-free or contrib?
I've read various things about how their legal status is
incompatible with Debian's
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5) It splits a programs docs into multiple pages.
Again you can convert it to html all on one page.
You brilliantly miss the somewhat minor point that the info
.
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incorporate certain features from knoppix. The experts could always
disable the hardware detection, etc. But it would be very useful for
beginners.
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dialog.
5) Get network setup dialog.
6) Get asked where you want to install from.
7) Reboot.
8) Get asked a bunch of other questions.
9) Get dumped into tasksel or dselect.
10) Get dumped into scary text mode login.
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scripsit Bijan Soleymani:
I'm kind of in the pro-knoppix camp. I think that debian could
incorporate certain features from knoppix. The experts could always
disable the hardware detection, etc. But it would be very useful for
beginners.
I
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SNIP
... Having autodetection on ia32 doesn't hurt sparc users (it
doesn't help them either, but that's not a problem).
I think you're preaching to the choir on this issue.
Unless I'm
usenet gateway. So her news reader
might not be completely MIME-aware or the news-mail transition fudges
things up.
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need to do to get signatures verified?
I have the following lines in ~/.gnupg/gpg.conf:
#My stuff
keyserver pgp.mit.edu
keyserver-options auto-key-retrieve honor-http-proxy
Hope that helps,
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html convertor (those exist).
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the federal government.
This is all outlined by Noam Chomsky in one of his audio CDs, the full
thing is available online in realaudio format (it's a proprietary
format, but mplayer can handle it :).
http://www.zmag.org/chomsky/audio/fmf.html
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