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mozilla-psm - Mozilla Web Browser - Personal Security Manager (PSM)
Note that the galeon package requires mozilla-browser, and mozilla-browser
recommends mozilla-psm.
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is $( hostname )
You could update /etc/hostname too if you like.
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similar has happened to me too, and apparently to lots of
other people. See
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=83840
which says Should be fixed in 1.4.7.
How can Debian stable users easily upgrade to that version?
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So why the drive by posting? If you choose to use something other than
Debian or linux, are we supposed to beg you to reconsider? It's a free
world, use what you want.
Ask not if Debian is ready for you,
ask if you are ready for Debian
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Or do the same thing by hitting the up arrow key one time too many
followed by return...
Anyone know how to make bash history *not* keep certain commands? :)
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under just
JR about any language that will run in a forth environment, and vis-versa
JR :)
Yeah. Forth is really cool! What's a pity it is not popular nowdays.
On the otherhand, postscript is very much like forth in many ways, and
is only a printer away...
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, is that no word means what you
think it means, because someone (or some process) redefined it when you
weren't looking :)
On the other hand, it means that you can write a program under just
about any language that will run in a forth environment, and vis-versa
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server.) Also man mountd shows a re-export
option that includes nfs and smb volumes.
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On Tue, Mar 27, 2001 at 10:54:47PM -0500, David Z Maze wrote:
Jim Richardson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
JR I am in the process of converting from SuSE to debian, if I choose to
JR use testing/woody, will the upgrade automatically follow woody as it
JR moves into stable? That is, if I begin
on wvdial as
I don't use it. But the routing tables are the first thing that springs
to mind with this sort of problem.
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automatically follow woody as it
moves into stable? That is, if I begin following woody with apt, will I
continue to follow woody as it stabilizes?
Sorry if this is an obvious one, I haven't actually installed debian
yet.
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because when viewing copious output through a pager, it would be
useful to have sort by rows instead of by columns, which is the default
behaviour.
easy, simply add the -x flag to column, it
ls |column -x -c80 |less
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, but
(AFAIK) still work with current kernels (2.2.x, not sure about how
iptables affect things.)
Good luck.
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imho.
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in the water to the dumber variety of script kiddies. (the
vaguely smarter ones figure out that an ip with a dozen backdoor
exploits is probably not really running them)
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On Thu, Mar 22, 2001 at 07:54:42AM +0100, Jonathan Gift wrote:
Jim Richardson wrote:
the older IIIX(E) series, the new m100 is smaller) If all you are going
to do is take notes, then you can get the cheaper 2MB visor, but if you
Yes, just notes. I assume Visor uses the Palm OS and apps
? )
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of) Look in the help docs for mutt. For other mua, I have no idea
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, good
luck
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setup, you can do
just about anything with the mail.
www.mutt.org is the place to go for info on mutt. There are a couple of
maillists there also
Evolution is supposed to be more than just an mua yes? how'd you like
the rest of the prog?
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don't know how well
they work as a pda though. Anyway, for price and convenience, go with a
visor or palm.
Just my $0.02 worth.
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is that it
takes all the space in the pcmcia port. There can be only one
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On Tue, Mar 20, 2001 at 04:05:50PM +0800, csj wrote:
On Tuesday 20 March 2001 12:13, Jim Richardson wrote:
On Tue, Mar 20, 2001 at 07:30:30AM +0800, csj wrote:
Now that you two mentioned them, I find it curious that both the
YOPY and the Agenda VR3 (for virtual reality??) claim
, but they (or at least the agenda) are 'not
ready for prime time' yet. I got the agenda, and it's fun to play with
and dev for, but it's not replacing my palm pilot anytime soon.
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Can someone give me a quick crash course on what the relationship
between the names (sid, slink, etc) and the dev_status.
i.e. Is sid the stable tree? woody is testing? I am a little confused
here. Thanks
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But when I mauch modconf or modprobe, my computer is unable to find the
modules.
Have I forgotten to do something?
compiling the modules themselves is a seperate step from compiling the
kernel. Did you make modules;make modules_install after compiling the
kernel?
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and export. But possibly there are as well some converters around.
Also, Ted works with rtf fine.
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the sender immediately by return e-mail.
http://cdimage.debian.org has instructions on this I think.
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the D-360L. Might try that.
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difficult is it to build deb packages from tarballs? ie
./configure;make; - make a deb. Since I am likely to want to
play with code that has no current .deb
5) Can I downgrade packages easily if they cause probs?
That should cover it for now, thanks for your time
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