From: Takanori Suzuki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
...
kdebase doen't depend on xdm.
dpkg --status kdebase
Package: kdebase
...
Version: 4:1.1.1-19990822-1
Depends: menu (= 1.5-5), kdelibs2g (= 4:1.1.1-19990817-1), libc6 (= 2.1),
libjpeg62, libncurses4 (= 4.2-3.1), libpng2, libstdc++2.10,
From: Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED]
... I managed to rm /dev/fd0. Now although
locate still shows it as existing ...
Remember that locate displays only cached information.
Daniel
Can anyone tell me why the kdebase package depends on xdm?
Also, what's the right way to display xdm without removing
the package?
(I want to try out KDE, but don't want to use xdm.)
Thanks,
Daniel
From: Keith G. Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here's a question: does anyone's NS handle large combo boxes in HTML
forms correctly? Whenever I need to select an item off a very large
combo box (like states in an online order form: multiple popup windows
created), my keyboard stops working, at
From: Brad [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i've heard vague rumors that it's some interaction between Netscape and
the libc6-based X libraries and the egcs compilers used to compile them
all... (which could explain why the libc5 version of Netscape doesn't show
this problem?)
For me, the libc5 version
From: Mark Wagnon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all:
I just noticed that when I post, the time of the posted message
is 5 hours behind what my system time is. I have the computer I
reading mail on behind another debian (2.1) machine that has IP
masquerading set up. Could this be affecting it?
Has anyone else seen this problem?
Sometimes Communicator will pop up an error message window so small that
the only thing visible is the window manager's frame around it.
When I expand the window, it has about a dozen copies the following
message:
Xlib: unexpected async reply (sequence
Another Netscape Communicator symbol I see not infrequently is this
warning:
Warning:
Name: hscroll
Class: XmScrollBar
The scrollbar minimum value is greater than or equal to
the scrollbar maximum value.
Warning:
Name: hscroll
Class: XmScrollBar
Specified slider size is greater
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oops, sorry everyone, I messed up.
I have tried deleting my ~/.netscape/cookie file, but it reappeared a while
later, just like the original. Where did it get that info from?
Were you still running Netscape or had you exited when you deleted
the file?
Daniel
From: Brad [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sat, 31 Jul 1999, Daniel Barclay wrote:
From: Brad [EMAIL PROTECTED]
..
That's the choice Debian offers: a rock-solid system with _slightly_
out-of-date software (although you're free to upgrade it), or a
state-of-the-art system with all
From: Adam Shand [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i was trying to find a pattern among the info people posted but couldn't
really see one. did anyone else figure this out?
- p2-266 128mb ram
- kernel 2.2.9
- glibc 2.1.1-13
It's the glibc from unstable.
but i thought there were
From: egm2@jps.net
Netscape-smotif-4.08 is the only reliable version I've found.
It's not reliable here.
I don't seem to have the window-closing problem you all are
talking about, but it still hangs (100% CPU, seemingly Java-
related) and crashes.
(On slink, glibc 2.0.7.)
Daniel
From: Brad [EMAIL PROTECTED]
..
That's the choice Debian offers: a rock-solid system with _slightly_
out-of-date software (although you're free to upgrade it), or a
state-of-the-art system with all the bugs inherent in the bleeding edge.
But why not build the latest-and-greatest version of
From: Bryan Scaringe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
...
[dselet] must be able
to run on ANY debian system, including 386 -class machines with
black-and-white terminals and no X Windows. ...
I haven't used [the GTK front-end]
myself, so I can't really say if it's any more user-friendly.
Being a
-related frustrations from my
environment)?
Daniel
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(Hmm. A little worrisome: http://www.junkbusters.com/cgi-bin/privacy
http://www.anonymizer.com/snoop.cgi )
From: Brad [EMAIL PROTECTED]
...
Then again, can you name an OS with better documentation...
VMS.
Solaris (or at least SunOS 5 years ago).
Both have (or at least had) a bookshelf full of documentation.
Look, arguing that the documentation isn't as bad as, say Windows',
doesn't make up
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Carl Fink)
One thing that has bugged me ever since I switched to gdm: my
.bashrc and .bash_profile files are never read.
Isn't one problem that when one starts the X server using startx,
applications (e.g., xterm) are not started with the same environment
that
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Have you ever considered editing the .netscape/bookmarks.html file by hand?
Sometimes, but for other kinds of editing. (Sorting out bookmarks involves
traversing to the bookmarked page, which of course is easier right in
the bookmarks windows--except when it
I think I have determined that the bookmark-rearranging crashes are a
hard (non-intermittent) bug in Netscape's code:
It can't seem to handle updating the Bookmarks Properties window if you click
on any Bookmarks window line after dragging a separator.
A GGGH H !
A AG
In case anyone else ever needs it, I finally found the Netscape
bug-reporting form, at http://help.netscape.com/forms/bug-client.html.
(Tomorrow I'll see if I can check if the bug appears on Solaris.)
Daniel
From: Remco van 't Veer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Use the -X switch.
On Thu, Jun 24, 1999 at 20:06, Daniel Barclay wrote:
From: David Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED]
...
... less uses
the alternate screen, and you can switch back and forth with Ctrl
and a mouse button ...
Can
For those of you dealing with Netscape Communicator crashes, have any
of you encountered frequent crashing when you are rearranging bookmarks
(dragging bookmarks around, and editing names), especially right after
creating separators?
(On version 4.08, Netscape installer, with manually-created
,Err:
uppercase=bad)
||/ NameVersionDescription
+++-===-==-
hi libc6 2.0.7.19981211 GNU C Library: shared libraries
Daniel
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(Hmm. A little worrisome: http
From: David Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED]
...
Well there's also the concept of an Alternate Screen in xterm. That's
why you don't see, for example, the last screenfull of output from
less when you quit, but just your interactive commands. less uses
the alternate screen, and you can switch back
From: David Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED]
...
Well there's also the concept of an Alternate Screen in xterm. That's
why you don't see, for example, the last screenfull of output from
less when you quit, but just your interactive commands. less uses
the alternate screen, and you can switch back
From: Bruce Sass [EMAIL PROTECTED]
...
On 9 Apr 1999, Gary L. Hennigan wrote:
... how do I install
them so that I don't have to explicitly list the jar files in a
classpath...
Put them where they should be, then add the files to the appropriate
/var/lib/dpkg/info/java-pkg.list
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In a message dated 3/22/99 10:21:50 AM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL
PROTECTED]
labs.com writes:
Force of habit, I suppose Maybe it's time to remove the man pages for
those programs that also have info pages, eh?
Don't remove the manpages. And
From: George Bonser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The second way is that ISP's are not allowing their dialup IP addresses
from making direct conntections on port 25 to IP addresses outside of
their network. It is a simple router configuration and all IP addresses
are blocked from outbound port 25
I've experienced the same with a supposedly ~4.3GB seagate, which both the
BIOS and Linux read as 4.1GB... your guess makes a lot of sense, and its
consequence is that we're being fooled by HDD manufacturers.
No, you're not.
You're just not paying attention to how we computer users use
From: Lewis, James M. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It depends on which def of 1k you use. I suspect the
linux utilities use 1024=1k. Read the fine print to see what the drive
manufacturer uses for 1k.
They don't need any fine print.
There's a global standard for what k and kilo mean.
_We_
Is anyone aware of the cause of or solution for this problem?
bplay frequently plays only part of a sound file.
On one particular sound file, a 8000Hz sample, bplay played the
whole sample if I specified a playback rate higher than 8000Hz.
Daniel
I just discovered why the netscape command no longer runs a separate version
of Netscape (which I wanted in order to prevent crashes triggered by one web
page from killing my main Netscape process displaying other web pages):
Instead of just tracking installed files and wrapping environment
AAGGHHH!!
How you get Netscape to work reliably on a hamm-based Debian system?
Things were fairly stable for me a while ago. (I think that was with
Netscape 4.05.)
I tried upgrading to Netscape 4.07 and now to Netscape 4.08 (libc versions,
I think). Netscape would frequently hang.
I
What has changed between Debian 1.3 and Debian 2.0 in the interpretation of
file time stamp on (directly) mounted Windows partitions?
I just noticed that my old Debian 1.3 system and my new Debian 2.0 system
report different file timestamps for files on my Windows 98 partition.
Neither
What has changed between Debian 1.3 and Debian 2.0 in the interpretation of
file time stamp on (directly) mounted Windows partitions?
I just noticed that my old Debian 1.3 system and my new Debian 2.0 system
report different file timestamps for files on my Windows 98 partition.
Neither Debian
From: Alexander Kushnirenko [EMAIL PROTECTED]
...
We have a set of Debian computers, which are not quite the same. It would be
useful to synchronize certain files on all nodes like /etc/profile or
/etc/X11/Xresources, or /etc/menu and so on. But of course not all the files.
How can libc5 version of X windows libraries be added to a Debian 2.0
system (which is based on libc6)?
I've upgrading to Debian 2.0 (from Debian 1.3) by installing Debian 2.0
from scratch on a new root partition, and setting up pieces individually
(e.g., PPP) to match my 1.3 system.
I found
From: Rodrigo Moya Moya_Rodrigo/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
hi,
i just intalled my linux on Intel PII 333 using
debian and i need gcc binaries for the same.
Any resources on net ?
thanks in advance
Are they not in the distribution? You mean gcc, the GNU C compiler?
Isn't there a change
Subject: Re: Printing with an old tractor
Well, that's your problem rat chair - you s'ppose t' be
_plowin'_ with a tractor, not printin'.
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On Tue, 24 Feb 1998, Wojciech Zabolotny wrote:
On 24 Feb 1998, Carey Evans wrote:
...
However using the null modem cable one must be very carefull about power
supply! Sometimes it is possible to destroy serial ports, when two
computers are
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