Ben Collins writes:
I don't have time to list everything it fixes, but I can tell you that it
fixes EVERY issue that EVERYONE was having.
Indeed, it's working perfectly here. Cheers! (I will no longer have to
bug anyone about recompiling Perl...)
For those bitten by The Great Glibc Update of
[-devel snipped]
S. Champ writes:
what is the command to read these README documents, without having
to first use a command to un-gzip the same?
zless
--
There is no TRUTH. There is no REALITY. There is no CONSISTENCY. There
are no ABSOLUTE STATEMENTS. I'm very probably wrong. -- BSD
Rainer Dorsch writes:
The timeline is great! But I think it should be continued. As
experience shows, shortly after releasing potato (or even shortly
after freezing potato), kernel 2.4 and XFree 4.0 will appear.
Well, I had been expecting XFree 4.0 in July, so this is good news :)
from
Anybody can help me out? ps top xmkmf or tell me how can I find
them?
ps and top are in procps, and xmkmf is in xlib6g-dev. You can find
this out quicker by going to #debian on irc.openprojects.net and
typing !find ps !find xmkmf, etc.
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On Mon, 19 Jul 1999, Joel Gautschi wrote:
I have a debian (slink) pc at home. Sometimes I want to update
some packages or even the whole system - f.e. to a later debian
dist. the problem is that I don't have a static connection to the
internet (or sth like that) at home. My connection
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I downloaded the /main directory from the stable area on the
Debian.org FTP site and burned that to a CD, less the devel section.
(This and the disks directory almost fill one CD.)
This is almost always not necessary; you can download the essentail
files from
Dave Whiteley wrote:
Now I am playing with my own linux systems, and I want to create a
similar user to give my Wife an easy way to shut down the PC.
I use the following solution to let my mom shut down the PC from xdm:
** Step 1: a short Xaw program.
#include stdlib.h
#include
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