Terry Coles wrote:
I'll just have to try to visualise what my mother is seeing and help her that
way. Otherwise, it's a quick trip to the Midlands this weekend.
Next time you're up there you might want to install VNC on there Terry,
might save you a trip in future.
Sean
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Terry,
Any chance you can get live access via VNC. This [1] seems to suggest that
eeepc includes the server by default.
Cheers,
JohnR.
[1] http://my.safaribooksonline.com/9780768686401/ch03lev2sec7#snippet
On Wednesday 21 October 2009 15:04:45 Terry Coles wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone know if
On Wednesday 21 Oct 2009, Robert Bronsdon wrote:
I am currently trying the guide at
http://forum.eeeuser.com/viewtopic.php?pid=221727 . If I have any success
I will post back. Thought I'd point you this way just in case you wanted
to give it a go yourself.
That looks as if it might do the
On Wednesday 21 Oct 2009, John S Robinson wrote:
Any chance you can get live access via VNC. This [1] seems to suggest that
eeepc includes the server by default.
Anyone know how I can tell? Do I need to get her to start it from a console?
This would be the ideal answer, and probably worth a
On Wednesday 21 Oct 2009, Terry Coles wrote:
On Wednesday 21 Oct 2009, Robert Bronsdon wrote:
I am currently trying the guide at
http://forum.eeeuser.com/viewtopic.php?pid=221727 . If I have any success
I will post back. Thought I'd point you this way just in case you wanted
to give it a
Terry Coles wrote:
- I can 'see' an xorg.conf if I do ls X* in /mnt-system/etc
Capital vs. lowercase X? If you really are doing this then I suspect it
is listing the contents of /mnt-system/etc/X11/ which happens to only
contain xorg.conf?
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Andrew.
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Next meeting: Dorchester, Tuesday
On Wednesday 21 Oct 2009, Andrew Morgan wrote:
Terry Coles wrote:
- I can 'see' an xorg.conf if I do ls X* in /mnt-system/etc
Capital vs. lowercase X? If you really are doing this then I suspect it
is listing the contents of /mnt-system/etc/X11/ which happens to only
contain xorg.conf?
I
Another example of the disappearing comments?
So it's the lug server, not my mail client?
- Original Message -
From: Andrew Morgan fromdorset...@ziltro.net
To: Dorset Linux User Group dorset@mailman.lug.org.uk
Sent: Wednesday, October 21, 2009 6:23 PM
Subject: Re: [Dorset] Running EEE
On Wednesday 21 Oct 2009, Terry Coles wrote:
I've now realised that this is because ls doesn't support | less or | more,
so those directories were scrolling off the screen.
OK. So now I'm editing xorg.conf using vi under ash.
Anyone know how to cut and paste into a vi session running in an
Hi Terry,
- xorg.conf isn't in /usr/X11 as the reference says it should be. (The X11
directory doesn't exist.)
You could try
find / -name xorg.conf
with a sudo up the front if you're not already root. That'll print
the path of each one it finds.
- I can 'see' an xorg.conf if I do
On Wednesday 21 Oct 2009, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
- xorg.conf isn't in /usr/X11 as the reference says it should be. (The
X11 directory doesn't exist.)
You could try
find / -name xorg.conf
Tried that; there was no find command (or locate).
I can only think you weren't where you
On Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:30:06 +0100, Terry Coles d-...@hadrian-way.co.uk
wrote:
On Wednesday 21 Oct 2009, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
find / -name xorg.conf
Tried that; there was no find command (or locate).
use -iname (ignores case).
As for not being able to use find. Have you checked your
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