pparently I guessed wrong at
least once).
Does anyone have a very simple fragment of code that shows how it's
done? I'm looking for bare-bones sort of code fragment ... nothing
fancy or generic or portable, etc.
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burned, and verified that it had lots of
folders and files on it, not just a single iso file).
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nux on a floppy that I can boot from, and which
will have enough stuff on it that I can format a partition on my 2nd
hard drive, and then install lenny either from a CD or over the
internet?
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I thought, since liveCD's don't modify the computer in any way (and
don't need any hard disk, only RAM), that nothing could go wrong.
(My PC is a Dell Inspiron 530).
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l to try to
get a definitive answer.
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e motherboard, and it shows
the fence in the two PCI slots to be near the end away from the
bracket. That's not consistent with my other conclusions. Maybe that
diagram is wrong...as soon as I can, I'm going to open up the case and
look for myself.
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that board won't
work on my Dell Inspiron 530, or on any other computer that only has PCI
2.3 slots (earlier versions of PCI could work with 5v cards, or with
either 5v or 3.3v cards).
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on't yet know what kind of PCI slots my new Dell 530 Inspiron
has. I'm going to try to talk to both Dell and Rosewill this afternoon
about it. Anyone have any info on this issue?
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natives is likely to give me the least trouble getting printing to
work (with etch or lenny)?
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ature like that somehow. (I've got the
microphone level in xmixer set quite high, so that's not
the problem. Also, I've verified that the mic is OK).
Any advice?
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s-aladdin/7.04", but there
are no "*.pfb" files there.)
Any help much appreciated.
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ghostscript isn't being told properly where to
look for the fonts. If Torsten Landschoff doesn't
respond soon, I'll post more details of the problem
here, and maybe someone else might know what the
problem is.
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(from testing) on my potato system,
and I haven't gotten any response, so I'm wondering if
he is no longer the ghostscript maintainer.
(I've already corresponded with Derek Noonburg, and
he has established that the problem is in Debian, and
not in gs-aladdin 7.04 itself).
I installed on my
potato system from woody, and it still has problems
with the equations in my groff file.
It sounds like gs-aladdin on sarge is exactly what I need.
But can I install that on my potato system, and if so,
how do I do it?
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ome things that I don't want to spend
time fixing. Maybe I'm being paranoid, but that's the
reason that I'm still running (mostly) potato.
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o has 5.10, and
woody has 6.50).
How do I determine if there is a debian package for
ghostscript 7.04 anywhere, and if so, how can I install
it on my potato system? (I've already installed the
woody version of ghostscript on my potato system).
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e seen some complaints
of reliability for other Epson models, but nothing specifically
for the C80.
Any recent experience with these (or other) printers (and info
about where to buy them)? I'm running potato, and using the
parallel connector for printing.
Mike Fontenot
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n my userContent.css
file are.
If not, is there some documentation somewhere that shows
all the possibilities for a userContent.css file?
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been able
to find a way to change that (e.g., perhaps to a
more bold font).
Any suggestions?
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e large fonts
(on a high-resolution monitor) for mozilla, I'd
appreciate getting some more detailed advice on
how you did it.
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newsgroup server.
Anyone know how I can get newsgroups working?
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erstand his link: "ln -s f1 f2" establishes a
soft link from the new name f2 to the existing ordinary file f1,
which doesn't make any sense to me with the syntax he gave.
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woody) seem to say Mozilla still
can't handle java applets as it exists right after installation...
that some intervention is necessary.
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le myself,
but the author of that advice seemed to think it would already
be set...That makes me wonder what else has gone wrong with the
installation.
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login, or under
the root login.
Anyone know what's going on?
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P.S.: Here's what showed up on the screen when I executed
mozilla the first time:
_
/usr/lib/mozilla/run-mozilla.sh /
ackage I installed doesn't end in a "k"?
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ay to
get it in a debian package?
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t was...does anyone know how
to do that?
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lp.
(On an old redhat distribution, I used a "sed" script
to insert spaces at the beginning of each line, and then
sent the modified file to lpr. But the lp options are
a better solution, and more general.)
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Many thanks to Colin Watson for his rapid response
on my problem. Very impressive!
Mike Fontenot
d the output to the
printer. Restoring that line fixed the problem.
But why was that line omitted? This seems like
the kind of thing that's not supposed to happen...
breaking things that were working fine. It's
the reason I was hesitant to do the upgrade.
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that
dist_upgrade is needed only if the structure and/or
dependences have changed, which I suspect is not the case
for r3 to r4).
In my sources.list, can I change "stable" to "potato", to
insure that I don't accidentally upgrade to woody if woody
becomes stable without me knowing it?
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netpbm
Thanks for the tip...I realize my debian navigating
skills are lacking.
The man page for xwdtopnm says it converts an X dump to an
"anymap". But what do I do with that? Is there a way to
convert "anymap" to postscript?
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ute (on debian) the xpr
binary I got off my Redhat 5.0
system, and it said "can't load library 'libXmu.so.6' ". On
my debian system, I DO have a /usr/X11R6/lib/libXmu.so.6, but
it's a link to libXmu.so.6.0 (which I also have). Why can't
it load that?
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Erik Steffl wrote:
> e.g. gimp can read xwd files, there's /usr/bin/xwdtopnm, I guess there
> are other programs as well...
I couldn't find xwdtopnm on my system. Is it part of some
debian package?
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f the Messenger window popped up in the
original Navigator window. (I'm using no
virtual pages (1x1), just a pure multiple
desktop setup. Earlier, I used a 3x3 setup,
and when I moved the Messenger window into
an adjacent page by just "pushing through
the edge", the popup problem didn
else to do this job?
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ne starting with
the Messenger window. But I don't think that's
what I want...because an incoming message with an image
attached would probably pop up a new navigator
window in the same desktop as the Messenger window,
instead of using the existing Messenger window.
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f how to "leave out" one of the dimensions. I.e., do you
say, e.g., "48x*+0+0", or what?
I must be missing some fundamental documentation on X or on
fvwm, but I've got the man pages for both of them.
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In the fvwm manual, there is an option "NoPPosition", which
instructs to "ignore the PPosition field when adding new
windows". But I haven't been able to find any mention of
this PPosition field anywhere. Anyone know where it's defined
or discussed?
se two cases would be that
"dist-upgrade" does more checking of dependences.
Is my interpretation correct, or have I misunderstood
the man page? (My main concern is that I don't want to
accidentally upgrade to woody).
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s to
work fine. (Actually, I used 841890 instead of
792000, because my default media type is "A4", not
"Letter").
My question is, why was that "paperfile" line in my
DESC file, when the /etc/papersize file doesn't
exist? Anyone know?
(I'm running 2.2r3, and CUPS).
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