in the file /etc/apache/httpd.conf. Other than that there were no
surprises.
Now that I have nothing listening to the outside world, do I still
need a firewall? I have been using firestarter, but not consistently.
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>From the advice received and what I'm reading, I'm getting two very
different messages - I must reinstall to be 100% certain that I'm
safe, and while I can't be 100% certain I'm safe it's pretty unlikely
that I have a real probl
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> On Sun, Jul 29, 2007 at 12:48:16PM +0000, Tyler Smith wrote:
>> On 2007-07-29, Jeff D <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> I ran rkhunter again, and then for good measure I aptitude --purged
>> it, re
going to read up on
security stuff now, so maybe I'll have some idea how to proceed the
next time.
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y university via vpn.
I've pasted the results of all the tests you suggested below. I don't
understand much, but the md5sum mis-match for the rkhunter files is
definitely worrying. Am I going to have to re-install?
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> you can also install the debsums package, it wil
ian-exim3u IPv4 7971 TCP 127.0.0.1:smtp (LISTEN)
inetd 3661root4u IPv4 8254 TCP *:auth (LISTEN)
famd 3721 tyler3u IPv4 8323 TCP 127.0.0.1:929 (LISTEN)
apache 3826root 16u IPv4 9177 TCP *:www (LISTEN)
apache
/bin/login hasn't shown up before. Is this something I need to
worry about?
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Correction to my previous post, it looks like 1.0rc3-3 actually does
fix all my problems - I don't lose the first key press on switching
windows now either, so all's well that ends well.
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> On 2007-07-14, Wayne Topa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>>> >
>>> >Further to these issues, I've now noticed that on switching
>&
acs to write the emails. Is there an easier way to send mail via a
pop account from a laptop?
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>> >it introduces typos into commands when I jump to an xterm.
>
> You didn't mention what version. That would have helped.
>
I'm using the 1.0rc3-1. Both of my problems seem to have appeared on
upgrading
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> Hi,
>
> I just rebooted my laptop for the first time in ages (usually I just
> hibernate to RAM). Fluxbox is behaving very strangely. I have the Alt
> keys bound to a number of handy things, such as switching wi
on > Tab Options > Tabs in Titlebar.
>
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, as does None Pause, None Scr_lock and None Print.
Also, my xterm windows are now decorated with a title bar which sticks
out above the window frame.
Are these new fluxbox features? If so, how do I turn them off? If not,
what's going on?
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>> Presumably,
>> if you just let apt handle all the upgrades you will probably find
>> that you no longer have tetex by the time Etch g
alone re-installing.
On the other hand, I haven't really noticed any change between Etch
and Lenny, so if testing-Etch wasn't solid enough for you, I'm not
sure that testing-Lenny is going to be better.
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> * H.S. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070706 14:21]:
>> Tyler Smith wrote:
>> > On 2007-07-06, H.S. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> > If you search the list you'll find several threa
nd all
packages have been replaced by texlive. Or something like that.
If you search the list you'll find several threads about people
switching from tetex to texlive now, which is generally painless.
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all Auctex, ESS, and slime, but just because I was poking
around a lot figuring out how the load-path stuff works. No problems
at all so far.
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into the first line of your
script. So, in my case, I get:
tyler:~-> echo $SHELL
/bin/bash
which means that I should have:
#!/bin/bash
as the first line of my shell scripts.
As long as you pass the script to the same shell that you are running
in your terminal, any command that works from
tton.
This variable's value may be non-integral.
Setting this to zero causes Emacs to scroll as fast as it can.
You can customize this variable.
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frusturated ;-)
dpkg -S start-stop-daemon
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the handiest -
I'm glad you asked, as I'd been wondering about this too. From the
advice you got I found my answer. I've added the following to my
.fluxbox/keys file, and I'm all set.
Mod4 s :ExecCommand /usr/bin/import -window root ~/screenshots/scrshot$(date
+%s).pn
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>
> I'm glad I could help :-)
>
> There is no advantage in using "sh." I just wanted to skip the step of
> making the script executable.
>
BTW, a previous message got lost in the tubes. I tried reset with
---
>
> Execute it by typing "sh ~/bin/mystartx" at a console.
>
That did it, thanks! Is there any advantage to using sh ~/bin/mystartx
over just making it executable and running it directly?
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be used to start additional X
> servers on other virtual terminals. But, not for starting the first X
> server from a login manager (KDM, GDM, etc., also known as Display
> Managers).
>
>
> Sorry for the confusion.
>
No worries. I'm actually using fluxbox without a disp
r, this doesn't seem to have changed anything - I logged out of
x, back in, and then out again, and the problem remains.
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> Hi,
>
> I'm using fluxbox without a dm. When I exit from fluxbox and return to
> the console, the text scrolls off the bottom of the screen so that the
> active prompt is not visible.
...
> The only thi
= "serial" ] ; then
loadkeys -q ${CONFFILE} 2>&1 > /dev/null
else
loadkeys -q ${CONFFILE}
fi
fi
Any ideas what I've messed up?
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On 2007-05-31, Tyler Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 2007-05-31, Florian Kulzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> I think that in the end console-setup uses the definitions in
>> /etc/default/console-setup, which have a syntax similar to the keyb
console-setup is very sketchy, and basically
just says use the same options you use for your xorg.conf. Well, I've
done that, and it still doesn't work. This is very frustrating.
Thanks for your suggestions though!
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;,"111.111.111.111","RTP","54520"
> "185","1324.078941","111.111.111.111","111.111.111.111","RTP","54521"
This *might* work, it depends on the rest of your dataset;
sed -e 's/,"Payload.*Seq=//' -e 's/, Time=.*$/"/'
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to use a
, as delimiter:
cut -d, -f1,2,3,4,5,8
Then you just need to get rid of the Seq= line, which sed will do
with:
sed s/Seq=//g
So put them together:
cut -d, -f1,2,3,4,5,8 input.file | sed s/Seq=//g
That looks almost right. I'm missing the quotes around the last field.
Two more sed commands fix this:
cut -d, -f1,2,3,4,5,8 input.file |
sed -e s/Seq=//g -e 's/, /,"/g' -e 's/$/"/g'
That seems to do the job with your example text.
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in fixing the issue, but it still needs to be
coordinated with the package maintainer, judging from comments on the
buglist for bash-doc
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f it's any
compensation, this is a temporary situation. Once all the docs have
been moved to non-free you'll have access to them via apt-get again,
and the issue shouldn't come up again. We're just in the middle of an
awkward transition at the moment.
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e.
That's all fine and good, and I've been persuaded to see the Debian
perspective on this. However, there would be fewer angry users if the
package maintainers put the non-DFSG stuff into non-free _before_ they
excised it from main.
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> On 05/30/2007 11:26 AM, Tyler Smith wrote:
>>
>> [...] I copied the custom keymap to /etc/console-setup/ and
>> rebooted, but it still doesn't load. It works when I run
>> /etc/console-setup/boottime.k
mand
line tools like head and tail - with some experimenting you could hack
it into 5 or 10 pieces and work with it that way. I've done this on
occassion with files that were bigger than the maximum emacs buffer
size.
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d, but it still doesn't load. It works when I run
/etc/console-setup/boottime.kmap.gz, but I have to do that manually
for each boot.
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/etc/console/boottime.kmap.gz is *not* getting loaded.
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d. See the man page for
> install-keymap.
>
Maybe there should be see-also link to this from the loadkeys
manpage...
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mostly on account of the switch from keymap.sh to console-setup I
think.
Any help will be appreciated!
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the groups it contains. Of course, this is my first
suggestion, since the only other explanation is that my code is not
perfect ;)
Another thing that will break my code as written is if you have a
space (or any character) between \footnote and {.
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> On 2007-05-26, Russell L. Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I need to extract footnotes from a very long LaTeX document. I would
>> like to start with a copy of the document, then delete from the copy
>>
the message "The region is not active now".
'The region is not active now' indicates you are working in
transient-mark-mode. If you turn this off the region is always active,
which might solve the problem you ran into with your approach. You can
toggle this on and off
for the built-in Tex modes that come with
regular GNU Emacs. This is not the same in Xemacs. Presumably there
would be a way to customize Xemacs to behave like this, but it is not
there by default. I don't know enough about Xemacs to comment further.
Sorry for the confusion.
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g, rather than Emacs. It was a long time ago now, and I can't
remember the specifics, but something about how xorg was looking for
fonts was screwed up.
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ul to get
them just right!
Here's what the Auctex manual says on the subject:
In TeX, literal double quotes `"like this"' are seldom used, instead
two single quotes are used ```like this'''. To help you insert these
efficiently, AUCTeX allows you to continue to press
ching
> from LaTeX mode to text mode.
>
There is another way to do this. It is a closely guarded secret, but
I'll share it with you if you promise not to tell anyone else. Here it
is:
hit the " key
(here's the tricky bit, pay attention!)
hit the " key _a second time_
packages etc. If I were to install
texlive-full now, aptitude reports it will use 678MB of disk space, so
I think that's how much space I saved the first time around? I think
that's probably accurate, as some of the individual packages that are
uninstalled report sizes more than 100MB.
HTH
ere /bin/sh is pointing -
it's usually a symlink to /bin/bash, but maybe yours is pointed at
something else. Assuming you just pasted the script into your post
there are no typos...
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was, I take it, intended as an updating of the classic
"Software tools" by Kernighan and Plauger. A great combination of
shell scripting and command-line tools. A solid introduction to the
*nix philosophy with more than enough practical examples to be
immediately useful.
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prove the quality of support offered by this
list. Ultimately noone can impose a code of conduct on anyone else,
but please give a little thought to the idea that your entertainment
is diminishing the pleasure of others, others who may, now or in future,
be able to help you out.
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them in the non-free repositories.
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> On 18 May 2007 Tyler Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> asked:
>> Ok, I sorted this out with
>>
>> dumpkeys | sed -f /etc/console-tools/remap | loadkeys
>>
>> I needed to edit the remap file, changing
d statement found there.
Ok, I sorted this out with
dumpkeys | sed -f /etc/console-tools/remap | loadkeys
I needed to edit the remap file, changing Caps-Lock to Shift_Lock, (or
the other way round). This line has to be run as root - where do I put
it so that it happens every time I log in or boot?
an shovel into emacs the
better, since that is the best way to avoid the mouse. It just gets
tricky managing all those buffers, even with the amazing iswitchb
working its magic.
Seeing how easy it was to toggle images on and off, and use the emacs
movement commands to navigate webpages, w3m is really impressive. Any
clues for importing my firefox bookmarks?
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;m not
used to it yet. I'll have to see about tweaking the details to get my
function keys working properly.
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> I hope that helps...
>
Thanks I'll look into that. Now that you've inadvertently put me onto
w3m.el (if a lit student can do it...) I've finally found a text-based
browser that provides all the features I need, which drastically
reduces my need for X.
Thanks,
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is the only format recognized by many of my customers.
> If I sent them an MS Office document, they'd react like I dropped a dog
> turd in their lap.
>
Who are these enlightened people?
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Are these just part of working in a console, or can someone point me
to a resource for fixing them up?
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s probably what you're looking for.
> It's deprecating Powerpoint at this point.
>
That would be great news, but why do you have that impression?
Powerpoint is still the standard at my school and at any conferences I
have attended in the last year.
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Much improved!
>
> This would need two loops, the outer to increment the 'tens' digit, the
> inner to increment the 'ones' digit, but it would do the trick. For
> example:
>
> x=(0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F)
>
I knew there was an array f
e is:
>
> #!/bin/bash
>
> ( cat < A aest_90
> B bush_90
> C carol_90
> D comp_90
> E hirs_90
> F roan_90
> G swan_90
> H vir_90
> !
> ) | while read letter name
> do
> printf '%s\n%s\n%s.ps\n\n' "$letter" "$name" "
o -n $(printf "\\x$(echo $lab_num)"))
This was the only way I could figure out to loop from A to H. But
since it works on hex escape codes, it won't work past 9. Is there a
cleaner, more general way to do this?
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the structure if you absolutely need it (eg; to speak a particular
networking/storage protocol...)
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I don't need to search for, and I haven't had any trouble going
back to aptitude. Maybe I've just been lucky, but I thought that was
how it was supposed to work.
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t the same thing.
I'm going to spend some time with stumpwm when I get some free time,
although that won't be soon.
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the command line. If it's not installed you'll
need to apt-get install aptitude first, of course.
>
> And all the packages for the console?
>
I don't know what this means.
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't realise the online docbook was as good as it is! I see that
someone has already reported the missing docs as a bug
report/wishlist. Unfortunately, that particular bug is over 2 years
old, so the maintainers don't seem too worried about it.
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e out a
> debian package.
>
I don't understand. Fluxbox comes with a well-written and detailed
manpage. Would you rather it didn't, or did you mean to say it's too
bad the documentation *isn't* included with fluxbox? Which suggests
maybe you didn't realise the man page was there...
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> Tyler Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> First, for someone who claims not to be a *nix wizard you are not
>> very convincing. There aren't a lot of 20 year-old non-compsci
>> geeks around that
p; paste between xterms, which requires (clumsy) clicking
about. That might be worth looking into...
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admit) the man page it isn't obvious to me what that might be.
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the time, emacs and xterm being my primary tools, but I keep seeing
reference to this screen thing. Just curious... I'm going to have to
take a look at Stump now too, since Fluxbox does still have me mousing
around for a few things, mostly arranging my multiple xterms.
Cheers,
Tyler
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> On 07 May 2007 23:35:59 GMT
> Tyler Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> What I found, thanks to help from others here (Florian I think it
>> was...) was that the directory structure under ~/texmf has t
was just a prettier top, but I can't find an explanation in the
man pages for the difference in the reported MEM%. VIRT and RES are
the same for both. Where does the difference come from?
Not a burning issue, just curious...
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> Tyler Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> I just jumped in, and the only issue I had was getting my source files
>> (ie. non-standard .bst, .bib, .cls files) into the right directories
>
> If you have no
the last month or two has the details
of that). Doing an apt{get,itude} purge of the tetex stuff before
installing texlive is probably a good idea.
> Also, (very importantly) does AUCTeX work with TeXLive?
>
Once I got texlive installed I had no problems with Auctex.
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r the next time I move it, that would be handy.
Not a real burning issue, I know. Is this possible, and if so how? Is
this something that X can do, or is it controlled by the wm?
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> Has anyone any experience yet in changing their sources.list from "etch"
> (back) to "testing" (i.e. "Lenny")? If so, has it been a smooth
> transition, any problems or gotchas?
>
I switched from etch to testing during the freeze, and upgraded a f
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> On Thursday 26 April 2007 15:04, Tyler Smith wrote:
>> ...
>> [07:42:52] Warning! Process /sbin/dhclient (25175) listening
>> [07:42:52] Warning! Process /sbin/dhclient (25096) listening
>> ...
>> weren&#
x27;t a problem. The dhclient warning is new though. Is this a
problem? I couldn't find anything on google. It is possible that
rkhunter hasn't run while my wireless connection was up before.
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andy. Incidentally, it turns out my installation doesn't
have a /usr/share/texmf/bibtex directory, only the texmf-texlive
version.
Cheers,
Tyler
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Thankfully it doesn't need doing often. Then again,
everytime I need to tinker with it I've forgotten what I learned the
last time :(
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Tyler
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out of 3 Canadian Universities I have attended were running MS-only
labs. Ah, not true, my current department maintains a single mac for
some phylogenetic software. The first time I ever saw a *nix OS other
than my own was on a visit to Oxford, where the computer lab was
running Suse.
Tyler
er, bibtex complains that
the file is not found when I run it. What have I missed?
I'm using emacs with auctex/reftex, running the latest version of
texlive et al on Lenny.
Thanks,
Tyler
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On 2007-04-23, Greg Folkert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Tyler, look at what "tail -f" it means (basically):
>
> -f, --follow[=3D{name|descriptor}]
> output appended data as the file grows; -f, --follow, and
> --follow=3Ddescripto
nd extracts the last
200. The data you want is apparently not in the last 10 lines of
mylog.
Tyler
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D]:1174748709" failed: Operation not
permitted (1)
rsync error: some files could not be transferred (code 23) at
main.c(977) [sender=2.6.9]
The file in question is not a symlink, or anything special:
tyler:tylers_laptop-> cd ~/analysis/aflp/
tyler:aflp-> ls -l
total 3704
*output snipped*
-rw-
ng. Checking the debian package search website shows
emacs-snapshot is only in unstable. Where did you get a testing
version?
Tyler
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detection; if
that doesnt give you what you want, break out your monitor's manual and
enter the sync rates, etc manually. At the end of the monitor configuration,
you should get a list of video modes; check off all the ones you want to
use, restart GDM, and hope for the best. :-)
Chee
ed
> too... which would be handy.
>
> Thoughts!
I have no idea what you're talking about, but you should
check out man apt-cache:
tyler:~-> apt-cache search 'control panel'
dtc-xen - A SOAP daemon and help scripts so a control panel can manage
Xen VMs
geomview - intera
d too... which
> would be handy.
>
> Thoughts!
I have no idea what you're talking about, but you should check out
man apt-cache:
tyler:~-> apt-cache search 'control panel'
dtc-xen - A SOAP daemon and help scripts so a control panel can manage Xen VMs
geomview - intera
On 2007-04-16, Tyler Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 2007-04-15, Gerard Robin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> I encountered the same problem and I solved it adding \]\n[\ in my PS1.
>>
>> my PS1:
>>
>> PS1="${magenta}[\[$TIME\] [EMAI
d up reinstalling, but it did take me a few hours to realise
what was wrong.
hth,
Tyler
> I failed to do so, and ended up reinstalling Debian (which was not a
> bad experience, but it took a full day for me to get all the packages
> installed and everything configured).
>
> RLH
&g
nes wrap correctly at 80
characters and spill onto the following line, rather than overwriting
the current line.
So the only functional option so far is to add the \n at the end of my
prompt. However, I'd rather have my prompt on the same line as the
input, which doesn't seem like an
Hi,
I've modified my bash prompt to display the number of minutes of
battery time left. I use the following code in my .bashrc:
##
alias bt="acpi | awk '{print \$5}' | awk -F : '{print \$1*60 + \$2}'"
# set a fancy prompt (non-color, unless we know we "want" color)
case "$TERM" in
xterm
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