fixed rate audio

Hi, the motherboard in the PC I've just build and installed Debian on has a built in VIA 82Cxx audio processor. These seem to operate at a fixed sample rate of 48k/s and the rate cannot be changed at the driver level. So I need somehow to plug or hook all invocations of sox to include the -r

Latin-1 characters in X, how?

My apologies for the newbieness of this post; when it comes to the world of icons, colors and pixels, I am indeed a newbie, having spent the last 4 years or so in text mode. On the Linux virtual consoles I can enter Latin-1 characters into any program using the Compose key sequences, provided

Re: Mozilla on Potato M14

Jaye == Jaye Inabnit ke6sls [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Jaye Hello all, I used dselect to pull down Mozilla browser and Jaye EVERYTHING it recommend I get. The install was great and it Jaye runs fine on my KDE. I tried Mozilla too. However, I was unable to use it to view man2html pages. There

Re: Potato networking

Ethan == Ethan Benson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Ethan you still can do it the old way, just comment out everything in Ethan /etc/networking/interfaces (or maybe just delete it) and add Ethan you own /etc/init.d/network script using update-rc.d to add the Ethan links. It seems you can just edit

Re: Module loading

Istvan == Kovacs Istvan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Istvan Also, where is it documented how module names and devices Istvan correspond to each-other? Please point me to T relevant FM, Istvan so I can R it. In most cases (all that I care and know about), this is controlled by alias settings in

Re: gnus froze emacs20

Istvan == Kovacs Istvan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Istvan Hello! I tried gnus, recommended by several people (thanks to Istvan all who responded!), and it froze my emacs20. Here's what I Istvan wrote to John Hasler, one of the people trying to help: --- I Istvan installed gnus (gnus_5.8.3-9.deb)

update-alternatives again: a homemade hack

After convincing myself by a browse of the perl code that none of the existing options to update-alternatives will make it do what I want, I wrote the following. Whoever is responsible for update-alternatives in Debian, please consider merging this into the official version. begin 755