I installed Nautilus ver. 0.8 from the unstable branch. I am using woody with
kernel 2.2.18. When I select Nautilus from the Gnome menu it does not start.
The messages log says the following:
Feb 18 15:23:51 patrick gconfd (rick-805): starting (version 0.12),
pid 805 user 'rick'
Feb 18
The copy/paste function of gdm works between command line sessions but not
between a command line session and a gnome session. Should it? Or, how do I
copy between a command line session and a gnome session?
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Want a new web-based
You don't say which version of XFree you are using. Version 4 needs the xfs v.
4 font server. None of the other font servers work. If you're version 3, any
of the font servers work.
--- Pietro Cagnoni [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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So I commented out the first two FontPath lines and KDE started
If you want TrueType fonts in Netscape and use XFree86 v. 4, you must use the
v.4 xfs font server. Netscape uses the fonts.alias file which then uses the
xfs font server, it does not use the v. 4 built-in fonts. Is your xfs daemon
running? (xfsd?) Are your TrueType font paths listed first in
If you want TrueType fonts for Netscape, you do need to use V.4 xfs font
server. Other applications don't need the font server.
--- David B.Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To quote Anton Emmerfors [EMAIL PROTECTED],
# While it is true that ttmkfdir identifies more fonts and encodings
# than
I tried the following url for gnome evolution in my /etc/apt/sources.list file
but get not found. Anyone have the correct url for evolution?
deb http://spidermonkey.ximian.com/evolution/distributions/Debian unstable main
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Want a new
Getting better fonts in Debian is not simple. Each application gets their
fonts their own way. Start with the howto on font deuglification. It makes a
difference if you have XFree version 3 or 4. If you want Netscape to have
readable fonts (like TrueType) you must use a font server and
Or, if you are running X to really run gnome, just type gdm to get the gnome
login prompt and on into gnome.
--- Casey Webster [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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use startx to startup x, dont call X directly. startx is responsible for
running X as well as running .xinitrc.
-Casey
On Thu, Feb 01,
Are you using the xfs-xtt font server or the xfs font server? You refer to
both. AFAIK only the xfs font server works with version 4 and to use it you do
need unix/:7100 in the front of the font paths. X starts with the first line
and if it doesn't work, it tries the next line, etc.
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See the following article:
http://www.linuxnewbie.org/nhf/intel/distros/deb/apt.html
--- hanasaki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I did an:
apt-get install squid
messed some things up
apt-get remove squid
rm /etc/squid.conf since it was left behind
apt-get install squid
/etc/squid.conf was not
Read the following at debianhelp.org:
http://www.debianhelp.org/article.php?sid=248
--- Lukas Ruf [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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What do I need to do to remove a package that was broken during the
installation process ? Below, please find the trials I already run
N-times.
Thanks in advance for any
Hold the control key and right click your mouse while in an xterm. That should
bring up the font menu for you to choose from.
--- Brian McGroarty [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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What I was looking for was a font for use within X -
specifically, for use in an xterm.
I found a suitable font as part of
Stumpy's ANSI Fonts page at
http://home.earthlink.net/~us5zahns/enl/ansifont.html
--- Rick Loga [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hold the control key and right click your mouse while in an xterm. That
should bring up the font menu for you to choose from.
--- Brian McGroarty [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I want to get sound working on my woody box with kernel version 2.2.12. I was
originally slink and a half with kernel 2.2.12. I upgraded to potato and then
woody. I have ready numerous how-to's, articles, tutorials, and mailing lists
trying to figure out how to get my isa Sound Blaster 16
create the fonts.scale file using a newly compiled
ttmkfdir.
--- Matthew Dalton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Rick Loga wrote:
I did go to netscape preferences/fonts and did NOT see my TT fonts listed,
e.g. arial. Is there another way to verify they are working or not? Or,
since I do not see
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On Mon, 11 Dec 2000 22:52:10 Rick Loga wrote:
I have XF86Free 4.0.1 and followed docs on installing true type fonts,
which were to copy the tt fonts from my W95 box, use ttmkfdir, and change
the config file XF86Config-4. I also stopped and started the xfs
service. I use gnome and netscape
I have XF86Free 4.0.1 and followed docs on installing true type fonts, which
were to copy the tt fonts from my W95 box, use ttmkfdir, and change the config
file XF86Config-4. I also stopped and started the xfs service. I use gnome
and netscape and netscape does not list the true type fonts as
I updated woody which is now Xfree4 and the this mailing list said to run
dexter to configure.
Dexter wants my xserver driver. What is that? The choices make no sense
to me. My video adapter is a Graphics Blaster 3D with 4 MB memory made
by Creative Labs/Technology. Dexter referred to an
Problem solved! I found in the old 3.3.6 XFree86 FAQ a reference to a program
called SuperProbe which told me my video chipset is a Cirrus 5464 which is one
of the options on the dexter configurator.
--- Rick Loga [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I updated woody which is now Xfree4
I updated woody which is now Xfree4 and the docs say to run dexter to
configure. Dexter wants my xserver driver. What is that? The choices make
no sense to me. My video adapter is a Graphics Blaster 3D with 4 MB memory
made by Creative Labs/Technology. Dexter referred to an online HOWTO
I did an apt-get upgrade on my woody box. The last time was about 3 months
ago. Now it no longer gives me a gdm login screen. It just stays in a command
line console. When I do startx I get:
cannot stat /etc/X11/X (No such file or directory), aborting...Can't connect:
errno=111, giving up.
The Debian website has documentation on what to do with the 3 CD's to install
Debian: http://www.debian.org/.
--- Jeff Green [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I think the key is probably that source you'd need to build all the
programmes from that, you need the binaries.
Jeff
Tancock, Matthew wrote:
I change the font size in the XEmacs options and also select the save
options, the file date and time changes but the font size is still the old
size after closing and re-opening XEmacs. What do I have to do to save my
changes to the options?
:
Implement the above as well as set the following in your `.emacs'
(setq options-save-faces t)
--- Rick Loga [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I change the font size in the XEmacs options and also select the save
options, the file date and time changes but the font size is still the old
size after closing
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