gs 7.05-2.bunk
What am I missing?
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rm (or other x terminal) prompt. This allows local accounts other
than the one that started X access to the display.
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anyone know if
> it is available any longer as a debian package? Maybe I'm not looking in
> the right place.
Nonfree license, as I remember it, forbids its exclusion. You might look at
xloadimage.
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I've said this way more than enough times, but MORE THAN A YEAR for
another stable release? This isn't a bad joke?
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One thing that occurs to me: you did do
make modules
make modules_install
right?
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On Wed, Oct 15, 2003 at 07:19:11PM -0700, Sidney Brooks wrote:
>
> --- Carl Fink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > One thing that occurs to me: you did do
> >
> > make modules
> > make modules_install
> >
> > right?
> > --
>
tp://www.debian.org. There's an
"Installation Manual" link right there on the front page that
explains everything quite well.
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On Sun, Oct 19, 2003 at 04:26:45PM -0500, Alan Shutko wrote:
[about emacs]
> (And yes, as someone else mentioned, the CVS version cab be built
> against GTK. Hopefully, there will be a release someday)
One could say the same about Debian.
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> to install instead of gdm if you use KDE instead of Gnome.
Note even further that if, like me, you don't want to use either KDE or
GNOME, you can apt-get install xdm instead. I prefer the most minimal,
gewgaw-free
a file://.
listing.
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r /dev/scd?,
> depending or your configuration and amount of drives).
Also, don't mount the disk.
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word-common (= 1.0.2+cvs.2002.06.05-1) but 2.0.0+cvs.2003.09.25-0jds1
is to be installed
I *use* abiword, dammit. Is it worth writing bug reports given the current
fluid state of Testing?
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> 500 ftp://mirrors.kernel.org unstable/main Packages
I don't know how to interpret this. Are you saying it's not in
Testing? Then why do I get the messages I posted in my previous?
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On Thu, Nov 06, 2003 at 08:19:16PM -0600, Ron Johnson wrote:
> On Thu, 2003-11-06 at 19:25, Carl Fink wrote:
> > > $ apt-cache policy abiword
> > > abiword:
> > > Installed: (none)
> > > Candidate: 2.0.0+cvs.2003.09.25-1.1
> > > Vers
On Thu, Nov 06, 2003 at 08:32:51PM -0600, Ron Johnson wrote:
> On Thu, 2003-11-06 at 20:25, Carl Fink wrote:
> > Same thing as you, as I quoted above. So what's apt-get trying to
> > install?
>
> Dunno. Show us the whole command + all messages.
Okay, here's w
Annoying though it may be, license terms you don't like are not
necessarily illegal.
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gt; .ltf
> .ods
> .odt
Are you familiar with http://www.filext.com?
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er displays all pages of a multipage fax?
I asked this very question on this very list, years ago.
Display from the ImageMagick package works fine.
BTW, as of 2000 you could run the eFax viewer (Windows software)
under WINE just fine. I did.
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use dpkg or your favorite front-end to be
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I remember, sometime last year, using a replacement sound module to capture
streaming audio to a file. It worked quite well.
Then I didn't have to do it for over six months and completely forgot what
the program was called.
Anyone want to jog my memory?
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> > I remember, sometime last year, using a replacement sound module to capture
> > streaming audio to a file. It worked quite well.
>
> Are you
On Wed, Sep 17, 2003 at 07:57:57AM +0800, csj wrote:
> Why not try mplayer?
Because it doesn't work well with streaming stuff in general and
never with RealAudio, on my system.
> If the url's plain http://, wget.
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case, N4E might have to send a lawyer out to deal, costing them quite
a bit more than the damages win or lose.
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create a
.deb package that is meant to be used on a computer running stable, but not
have that package included in the Debian distribution. This package is not
official, but it's designed for stable. If you make this package available
via apt, then that's a non-official apt repository.
via people's cache files. Debian-user is
echoed as a Usenet newsgroup.
I got over 1200 this weekend, and I'm a big poster to Usenet. People I know
got like a dozen, and universally they are not.
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ceive broadcast TV, accept NTSC and S-Video inputs,
and in an ideal world also receive FM.
Oh, and it should be cheap. In this ideal world.
Anyone have experience using such a card on a laptop running Debian?
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gt; drive is fine so I can boot OK if I unplug the defective drive, its my 180G
> data drive thats screwed.)
Sure. Edit /etc/fstab and add the keyword noauto to the entry for
the suspect drive.
You can of course check man fstab for more details.
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schedule transfers for most things (e.g. mail, news, web pages I read
every day) and read them at my leisure.
I'd appreciate any anecdotes, or of course any actual reviews or articles
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an anybody tell what to do to install my cd
> writer.
Just out of curiosity, what do you get if you type "locate ide-scsi"?
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"The lurkers support me in email."
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press the reset
> button. :(
The most obvious thing to do is check the logs.
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#x27;s "Helper Applications" list
to use your favorite sound player to play .wav files.
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re bug". I copied 300 MB of data off it without
errors after the reboot.
I'll report it as a wishlist bug on the kernel.
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happens?
Hey, why isn't mc in /usr/bin where it belongs?
What if you type the full path?
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pointless obstacles in the way of performing this most common of
> servicing tasks. (Hint to CD-ROM manufacturers: The lid is supposed
> to come off the top of a box, not the bottom.)
I take those "don't fool with the laser" warnings seriously, plus a
replacement dri
about suggesting somewhere else to ask?
(Demudi?)
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urn control to the user when DMA fails.")
Would it be a bug in the IDE driver, or the CD driver?
I appreciate any help.
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if possible. When I tried to cut and past I get all
> of the .pdf encoding
> as characters.
You need Acrobat Reader version 6 or better, as far as I know, if you mean
the PDF forms are meant to be filled out on a computer.
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illy, or read it at <http://www.fiafzilla.org>.
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> is the one who started Debian.
That's not quite correct, although RMS was involved before a Debian
distro existed. Read _Free as in Freedom_. Ian Murdock came up with
the idea, but the FSF supported him very early.
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I don't know about Trek in particular, but rms is a science fiction fan and
has written at least one story.
He was one of the Guests of Honor at I-Con (at my invitation) in 2002.
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moral issue,
and by distributing non-free software Debian is doing something *morally
wrong*, as if they were picking someone's pocket or vandalizing people's
cars.
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On Tue, Aug 19, 2003 at 04:51:42PM +0200, Stephane wrote:
> Next debian stable to be released on 1st december:
> I would love to hear some comments :)
Coool.
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> know how to get out. Ctrl-Alt-Del doesn't work. Any idea or solution???
Why log out? I just use su or sudo in an x-terminal and shut down from
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mencoder: 1:0.91-sarge0.1
mjpegtools: 1:1.6.1.90-sarge0.1
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gt; I found tcmplex from transcode to be much more robust.
The mencvcd script and avidemux instructions mention mplex. I'm not
an expert, I use what they say to use. I had actually thought of
using tcmplex but hadn't gotten around to it.
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a new (dated 22 August) mjpegtools, which I
automatically installed. I suspect the problem is indeed iwth the current
mplex, because ...
> I found tcmplex from transcode to be much more robust.
And it works here, too. Thanks.
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0K barrier in real mode.
Don't "remove" any drivers, but compile them as modules instead of
static parts of the kernel. For instance, if you need vfat support
for Windows disks, or ISO9660 for CDs, or sound support, or PPP for a
modem, you can compile all of those as modules and th
/mini
on your system. Win98 is effectively identical to Win95.
The programs you might use are LILO and loadlin. If you install them
on your Debian system, their documentation will appear in /usr/doc as
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personally use icewm, because it's simple and fast.
Why not install several and see which one you like the most? Almost
all of them are completely free, and Debian's package system makes
installing/deinstalling them pretty simple.
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n/X11:/usr/games:/home/carlf/bin)
. . . so why won't the xterm execute files in /home/carlf/bin unless
I prepend an explicit path to them? I have a script,
/home/carlf/bin/newsguy, but typing just "newsguy" get me "command
not found", although ~carlf/bin/new
xist.
>
> Hint: this is Bourne shell, not C shell; you never put parentheses around
> variable values.
Ouch.
I copied the syntax from some example file years ago and never thought
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t cannot log into
>> the server.
>
>Please try '127.0.0.1' instead of 'localhost'=20
>and tell us if it works... :-)
On my box, SO5.1 wouldn't recognize my local caching proxy as
"localhost" until I installed bind as a caching-only nam
use dpkg to install them with the -R flag (install
all the packages in a given directory)?
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stable, not everything."?
For that matter, what if I wanted an *older* version for some reason?
Would I have to specify that in sources.list as well?
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to the unstable version.
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engine. I should specify that I want a reasonably new release of
either, not the alpha GNOME in stable.
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load my
window manager.
This is irritating. Why would .xsession not be read? Any ideas? I
have three Unix books and four Linux books here, and not one
describes the X startup process even well enough for me to figure out
which program actually reads Xsession and .xsession files.
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> should be?
First thing I checked. Yes.
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ither of the other lines (or trying to background icewm) makes
it fail. Any suggestions on diagnosing why?
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t that warning makes me
nervous.
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o-date according to the unstable FTP site.
>apt/deity doesn't seem to be able to do this.
Gee, I just complained about this a few days ago. (I was wrong.)
Problem: the files in potato depend on major infrastructural changes
(glibc 2.1) and won't work on a slink system.
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> . . . their clueful/clueless ratio is probably the lowest in the
>industry ;-).
One word: WebTV.
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be true with their
current compiler technology.
Next page of hits:
http://www.deskware.com/cobol/cobol.htm
http://www.acucobol.com/
Not too difficult, really. And I don't even know COBOL.
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atted them for use on
DOS/Windows machines. Granted, I did that under OS/2. (Yes, I do use
lots of operating systems, why do you ask?)
So one *can* reformat a Zip disk. I suspect fdformat would work, but
I've never had to do it under Linux so that's a complete guess.
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exercise for the reader.
What I did was add those lines to my ip-up and ip-down scripts
respectively, so when I'm dialed into my ISP, wwwoffle doesn't stop my
web use, but when I'm offline, it caches requests for later.
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oblem.
(Note: I'm cc'ing the mailing list manually because I'm told the
mail-to-news gateway is one-way and I'm reading this in
linux.debian.user. If the gateway has become two-way, someone tell me
and I won't do this any more. Mr. Myers also cc'd in email, unle
d should probably be as strict as possible to keep the size down.
>Optional remains appropriate.
Not that I am experienced enough to suggest a list, but perhaps Debian
should have a "Recommended" standard setup for inexperienced users?
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I think my scenario
is more likely.
It might be worth your while to page through the conf file and read
the comments.
Note: because linux.debian.user isn't gatewayed *back* to the mailing
list, I'm CC'ing the list and Mr. Kerr.
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Q. Why d
ch of good Newton web pages, but
nothing specific to Linux-Newton relationships.
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y software, not improve it.
I do some beta testing, but I like to do it on purpose and only on
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no Message-ID?
Skipping "rec" --no Message-ID?
Skipping "comp" --no Message-ID?
Skipping "news" --no Message-ID?
Skipping "soc" --no Message-ID?
Nothing sent -- leaving batchfile alone.
Never saw that before -- did innxmit change with the upgrade from
inn 1.5 to 1.7? How should I deal with it?
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might not respond immediately.
Is anyone working on a user-friendly printer setup program for Linux?
I might volunteer for such a project.
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upgrade in January, so this would be a temporary fix.)
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autochecks the root partition, just automatically check the others
instead of warning me?
I have only vague knowledge of what happens when a Debian system
bootstraps, so please make any answers fairly basic.
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> Does your /etc/fstab entry for those filesystems have the fsck-pass entry
> defined?
No.
I never actually read the docs on fstab and didn't realize what that
field meant.
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he monitor
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I speculate that you didn't download the whole package.
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ll. Only thing I can do about it is fill in the
>text
>boxes, then go back and to the combo boxes, and restart netscape when I'm done.
>This gets annoying, but it's all I can find to do about it...
I find if you iconify Netscape and restore it, the keyboard works aga
case, use modprobe to find out if spbcd is loaded. If it is,
don't fool around with configuration files, just type
mount -t iso9660 /dev/cdrom /mnt
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hich only strikes when run on
a libc6 system. Upgrading to efax 0.9 from potato (which luckily
doesn't depend on the newer libraries) fixed the problem instantly.
I hope Johann is still reading and finds this helpful.
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t like KFM as a file manager, only as a web browser.)
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Office is free from Sun Microsystems. See www.sun.com/Staroffice (I
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On Sat, 11 Sep 1999 21:11:39 GMT Björn Bondén <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>How can I turn off XDM? (I'm using slink).
Well, I often just su to root and "killall xdm". A more elegant way
would be "init 2".
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unctions, which might explain why it's immune.) Anyone out there
have an insight as to where this should be reported?
Running slink with a couple of potato packages, XFree86 3.3.2.3.
Thanks.
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st
> keys, but for keypad ones do numbers, or somesuch).
>
> Staroffice was written intelligently in this respect and "does the
> Right Thing". It appears that Realplayer does not.
Thanks very much. So, it actually is a bug (in the sense of
"programming error") in RealPlayer and
diald actually
dial?
3)What are the contents of /var/log/ppp.log?
4)Does minicom work?
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ping "reset" blindly in the nonprinting VT.
I suspect it's a Metro-X problem.
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"This fool wishes to reverse the entire science of astronomy."
-Martin Luther on Copernicus' theory that the Earth orbits the sun
king a very long time to
be released. (Is it even frozen yet? I haven't kept track.) I,
too, am waiting for some of the newer software with metaphorically
bated breath. So, since you offered to help, the thing you could do
is help test potato and get it released.
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fine bitmap editor (the GIMP), but apparently
efax.com encapsulates multiple-page faxes into a single TIFF, and all
of those programs display only the first page.
Can anyone recommend a program (preferably, of course, Debianized)
that will display all the pages of a fax-format TIFF?
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see that as a terrible indictment of dselect? What kind of
installation system makes you select your options in *increments*?
Especially when, without apt, it makes you sit around for twenty
minutes on each cycle while pointlessly listing packages it *isn't*
installing?
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t only for Wintel
and PowerMac.
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h is, of course, why I don't own a fax machine.)
Thanks for any help. If desired, I can digest personal replies for
the list, but that custom appears to be dying out.
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"This fool wishes to reverse the entire science of astronomy."
bXt.so.6'".
>Of course, the library exists (in /usr/X11R6/lib).
I used strace and found that for some reason, acroread doesn't look
at that directory. I linked all the libXt* files into one that it
does search . . . and it segfaulted. So I deleted it and used xpdf
instead.
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