> I am driving about 100 (non-deductable) miles each way and am giving up
> one of my vacation days for this, just as I am giving up vacation days
> to speak at the IN Conference in Germany. I gave up vacation days to speak
> at Linux Expo, too.
I think you should give up vacation days to go to G
> Hello,
>
> Does anyone who uses POV know why I cann't see http://www.pov.org/ ?
> Can you see it or not?
>
Yes, http://www.pov.org/ gets me there. It seems to be an alias
(if that's the right DNS term) for http://www.pbs.org/pov/index.html.
=
> Does anyone who uses POV know why I cann't see http://www.pov.org/ ?
> Can you see it or not?
>
Actually, http://www.pov.org is a web site for P.O.V. Interactive,
an award winning PBS series or something. I guess I should actually
look at the page before I report success. Sorry...
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On Mon, Aug 18, 1997 at 06:08:02PM -0400, Robert S. Ross wrote:
> I could use some help with some basic questions that have me puzzled.
> 1. How do I get Linux to boot from the HD? I am using System Commander,
> and it will call LILO if configured.
Are you running NT? There is a HOWTO or some oth
I apologize for this in advance for this is going to be a major
soapbox speech.
I think that programs like ICQ, that may or not have great functionality,
are inappropriate as a general solution to the problem (whatever it is)
unless the source or the protocol specification is freely made available
> Shaya Potter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> How can I make fvwm2 "ClickToFocus" instead of having the
> focus follow the mouse. It should be easier to tell which
> files do what in /etc/X11/fvwm2, that it is.
>
In my ~/.fvwm2rc file there is a section on Focus Setup that I include below:
Subject pretty much says it all. I've got a Dell PPro w/ Number 9
Reality 332 (S3 virge). My XF86Config has entries for multiple
displays (I think) at different depths. Reading the XFree86 docs
last night indicated if there are multiple entries w/ different
depths, then it uses the one the serve
Will Lowe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> machine (Pent 166) through it to the net ... can I do this without a
> dedicated router, maybe using the 486 as a router and putting the Pent on
> a new, local network? Will a 486 be up to the task of being a router,
> web server, mail server, etc. all a
I've been using Netscape as my mail user agent at home (on my Debian 1.3 box),
but
would like to using mh-e, as that is what I use at work, love emacs, etc, etc.
Before trying mh-e, I just tried to run mh in "raw" mode, so to speak, by doing
"inc". This gives me a segmentation fault. I'm using
Hi, I'm trying to set diald up at home. I'm using Debian 1.3. My network
connection
is a modem using PPP to my ISP. My ISP dynamically assigns both local and
remote
IP addresses for this link. I've been using PPP manually for some time now, so
have a working connection script. The symptom
I was wondering what the best way of using mh with a POP server might be?
I've been a mh user (mh-e) for years at work (SunOS and Solaris) and would
like to try it with my Linux machine at home (I have been using Netscape mail).
Does mh POP work OK? Should I use one of the other POP packages avai
fips works fine with Win95. Last September I had a new Dell with a 3 GB disk
and
Win95 installed and defragmented the disk with some Norton utility program and
then resized the partion down to 1 GB and then created three more partitions
for
Linux (/root, swap, and /usr) and it worked just fi
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