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> So, how do I create a larger hdimage? I do not have MSDOS or any other
> Microsoft software.
>
/usr/sbin/mkhdimage ?
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ut Debian's package management. Not that i
don't appreciate Christoph Martin's fine work in making a "teTeX"
package for Debian! Only fools (like me obviously) wouldn't want to
use his fine packages! ;-)
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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Steve Dunham) writes:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Paul Seelig) writes:
>
>> consider installing Debian. I suppose that teTeX is at the moment the
>> state of the art of all the Unix TeX distributions available.
>
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I just installed Afterstep, and I love it. Kudos to the authors! My
only complaint goes out to whoever is managing the Debian package.
The package available on ftp.us.debian.org is very outdated, and
doesn't work well at all. I would be willing to take over package
maintene
of Debian is a major reason to
consider installing Debian. I suppose that teTeX is at the moment the
state of the art of all the Unix TeX distributions available.
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y... ;-) So where is the problem, please?
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page for "ar".
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Maybe this should be made part of the Debian-FAQ?
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Debian package management. I'm probably an idiot for
not using Christoph Martin's really great prepackaged Debian version
of teTeX. ;-)
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at an earlier stage. So where do "iostream.h", "ifstream.h" and
"fstream.h" belong to? Which package did i miss to install? Or is it
something completely different? I don't have no clue about all this...
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although QT is rather
giving it a licensing problem as well.
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more than
welcome. Check out the MC site at "http://mc.blackdown.org/mc/"; or
write directly to "Miguel de Icaza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>".
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ll thought out
default settings making it very easy to work for beginners. The Korn
shell ksh in turn is probably good for shell scripts but i hate to
work with iit under HP-UX where it is the default.
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http://www.kde.org";. Maybe they are offering what you are
looking for!?
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ng the install-mime routine and reinstall
them one after another with appropriate checking.
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ng the install-mime routine and reinstall
them one after another with appropriate checking.
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in redrawing the
screen and dragging windows seems to be less fluid. Will the SVGA X
server from XFree-3.1.2 run flawlessly with all the XFree-3.2 clients?
I'm considering downgrading my X server too.
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plete XFree86-3.2 due
to space and computing power restrictions.
Can someone please provide me with a straightforward description on
how to only compile a smaller XF86_SVGA server binary, please?
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ause of support of long filenames and
the like.
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Ou
n
making it useable for your day to day reference.
"Linux in a Nutshell" has the advantage of being very condensed and
referencing almost everything you need to lookup once upon a while in
a single source of information. Great book! :-)
Regards, P.
ell' about one year ago although it doesn't come even
close for lack of covering GNU tools. I was so fed up searching
command parameters throughout various Linux books and initelligibly
large man pages. 'Linux in a Nutshell' puts it all in one place.
I definitely would buy it again! ;-)
it:
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# Uncomment this to disable the server abort sequence
# This allows clients to receive this key event.
#DontZap
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On Mon, 20 Jan 1997, Seak, Teng-Fong wrote:
> Paul Seelig wrote:
> > On Fri, 17 Jan 1997, Jean Pierre LeJacq wrote:
> > > > How about a (cron) job, that executed every time the
> > > > machine gets booted and that checks when the cron jobs
> > > >
unteers?
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s is no bad idea at all!
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Our WWW
t the end of january or beginning of february. But they are
still waiting until the first wave of bugfixing on 1.2 has been
settled. Their email is "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". Their RedHat disk
always looked very nice...
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o packages might
be because i prefer usually GNU Emacs and therefore haven't used
XEmacs very seriously. I'll probably deinstall it anyway to regain
place on my hard disk...
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well. In an xterm you can always fire up any console program but the
reverse is probably not exactly true, isn't it?
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regard of the
special TeX/LaTeX needs.
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they'll let funds flow back into Debian development like I-Connect
usually does. Their email is "[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
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and provide it for
the rest of the Debian user commnity. But that's probably too much strange
magic for my small brain... ;-)
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specially since it has earned itself
the fame of being hard to administrate, a thing teTeX definitely has eased
up a lot.
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tallation as long as you
are able to follow instructions in written form. ;-)
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all-mime" program."
Maybe one of these other packages using "install-mime" has a bug resulting
in growing /etc/mailcap to such a large extent? Or maybe "install-mime"
itself has a bug? Anybody had similiar experiences?
I'll try it out by deinstalling and then rei
aries of "/usr/local/lib/teTeX/bin/" in the regular
"/usr/local/bin". This teTeX really is selfcontained and is very easy to
setup and maintain if you closely follow the provided READMEs! Dropping
in new packages (i added TIPA and MusixTeX) is very well manageable
because of the TDS
o the
Debian stuff and didn't tinker with the provided scripts.
Any ideas someone?
Regards, P. *8^)
PS: I sent a copy of this mail either to the maintainer of the original
suck distribution as well as to the maintainer of the Debian packag
I hate to follow up to myself but here we go anyway:
On Sat, 4 Jan 1997, Paul Seelig wrote:
> I just installed suck-3.3.2-1 at my Debian-1.2 system and noticed that
> when i upload the messages from my own newsserver to our universities
> newshost using the supplied get-news.inn script
uld be updated sometime on the FTP master
site?
Happy New Year! P. *8^)
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rs to FTP
sites.
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I hate followups to myself! Please disregard my former cry for help. It's
a pity one can't cancel email messages!
On Tue, 24 Dec 1996, Paul Seelig wrote:
> I upgraded all my base Debian-1.1 to 1.2 and it ran rather smooth. But
> there have been some changes in /etc/init.d/boot wh
r having booted
which is rather annoying. Obviously there is a correct Debian way of
ensuring the right keymap to be loaded but i still don't know how.
Can somebody please enlighten me on this part?
P. *8^)
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m for Debian on
not even a whole disk. It had to share a single disk with some other stuff
like a Wine mirror and JE (Japanese Extensions?). So it can't become worse
than before...
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are and as well as *.tar.gz as mirrored from
various FTP servers. This is/has been schizophrenic to my mind...
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Thanks, P. *8^)
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TO UNSU
mation
provided there: "http://www.debian.org";. Write me an email if you need
further assistance. Maybe my small knowledge can serve you somehow.
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r questions sufficiently. Or download FIPS and read the
accompanying texts.
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cdu31a_port=0x340 cdu31a_irq=5
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It's that easy and it's actually a shame that it is not documented at
installation time via some small online help... You'll find it later all
well explained in "/usr/src/linux/Documentation/cdrom/cdu31a&qu
out doing harm to the data on
it. Works well with Win95 vfat file systems.
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difficulty to ask the average MS-Word user... \end{ignorance}.
P. *8^)
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Our A
African languages than
about any programming language! ;-) I'm totally dependend on the
benevolence of all you fine GNU programmers out there!
> With a disc in the drive at mount time, it works fine.
>
Well, without accessing it, it works fine here as well. But that's
The
effect is the same as described by the original poster. Any other ideas?
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uild, but
> without any success.
>
Better try installing the Debian native "rpm_2.2.7-5.deb" from the next
Debian mirror site. Works fine here.
Regards, P. *8^)
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ust-in-time made
CD-ROM from I-Connect. Or if you can't wait then at least buy the latest
Debian-1.1.14 from them. You get more quality value for your money this
way. Check "http://www.i-connect.net"; for more information.
seen this before please?
>
I have a Goldstar 8-speed CD-ROM drive giving me the same messages but i
don't know how to handle/evaluate/change this. Any hints someone?
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d in the setup configuration. Or
is it already for "Debian-1.2" release?
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as one of the negative reasons not to choose RedHat BTW. Although
the present 'dselect' is not cause for joy either...
P. *8^)
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he accompanying
README by Linus? Links and all correct? If yes, then run compilation of
your kernel once (no install needed) without doing 'make clean' and then
try again with DOSEMU compilation. That's what i had to do to get
everything going.
alled on your system? The compilation
of DOSEMU depends upon their header files.
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ure? I've sporadically read
about this in various Linux newsgroups this year but have never heard any
substantially informative in this regard. Any information handy someone?
Curious, P. *8^)
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s*.deb
files with
ar p packetname.deb data.tar.gz >packetname.tar.gz
and install the wanted version manually under the /usr/local/ hierarchy,
which is left alone for your private purposes. Works quite well here at my
box.
Ciao, P. *8
Something went wrong with my posting which was supposed to include this
message from c.o.l.a., so here it is again!
P. *8^)
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How do i generate a whatis database in Debian Linux?
P. *8^)
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short description of the software and the LOCATION.
This group is archived at http://www.iki.fi/liw/linux/cola.html
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e dependency conflicts which
is used with the dpkg command line.
In the meantime i'll deinstall 'lyx_0.10.7-1.deb' and compile it for instal-
lation under the /usr/local/ hierarchy as well <*sigh!*>.
TIA, P. *8^)
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e dependency conflicts which
is used with the dpkg command line.
In the meantime i'll deinstall 'lyx_0.10.7-1.deb' and compile it for instal-
lation under the /usr/local/ hierarchy as well <*sigh!*>.
TIA, P. *8^)
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al to be included.
Regards, Paul *8^)
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ocumentation directory delivered with the 2.0.x-kernel sources
handy on my I-Connect CD-ROM.
Regards, Paul *8^)
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spective is definitely different.
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owed to root anyway and
not to other users of the system as well! So i don't see the point in
this!
Paul *8^)
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x27;s well thought out design.
I'd prefer it to be included with Debian in any case
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Jo
tallation? A fine Linux system! I have a smoothly
running system now and i am very pleased because of the packaging system.
Well, there are some hassles but then, why not? Nothing is perfect!
Regards, Paul *8^)
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these small details which make a debuting Debian user get stuck
already upon installation and i'd propose to cover these topics in an
"Debian-Installation.FAQ".
Thanks a lot, Paul *8^)
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y Debian system up and
running some time really soon. I depend on a Linux box and i definitely
want it to be a GNU/Debian machine in any case!
Good night, Paul *8^)
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probe cdu31a cdu31a=0x340,5"?
^^^
I don't have a PAS and use the interface card provided by Sony. Maybe i
should tell the kernel definitely that there is no PAS at all with
something like "PAS=0"?
Thank you, Paul *8^)
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e but i just can't figure this out. Do you
need more information or is this sufficient for having an idea about what
is possibly a solution?
TIA, Paul *8^)
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