2007/12/11, John A. Grahor [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Anselm,
I'm eagerly awaiting the advent of st.
I wonder if you would entertain the concept of local line editing?
I ssh to many hosts at the far end of very slow satellite links and it
is excruciating to type commands, etc because ssh doesn't
Hi!
I wrote an markdown interpreter in C. It should support most of the
features markdown.pl has (hopefully). Please report any bugs.
It would be a good idea if you could test the interpreter with you're
own documents and report any differences to markdown.pl
Mercurial:
hg clone
On Mon, Dec 10, 2007 at 03:32:14PM -0500, Jeremy O'Brien wrote:
Is there a way to get new mail notifications from IMAP that would be
suitable for the bar? Thank you!
I don't know what you are thinking of exactly, but I used to use
fetchmail -c | sed -e 's/[^0-9 (]//g' -e 's/(/-/'|bc`
Why not just keep it simple and store a seltags[] for each monitor and a single
variable indicating which is the current monitor selected?
This way you can achieve any of the possibilities (show the same client in both
monitors, move a window from one to another, etc..
For me this approach looks
pancake [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This way you can achieve any of the possibilities (show the same client in
both
monitors, move a window from one to another, etc..
X doesn't give you a mechanism for showing the same client on both monitors.
Best wishes,
Chris.
I just check the size of the mail file to see if it is non-zero. And
then I print an 'M' to my status bar like this:
mail_file=/var/mail/tola
if [ -s $mail_file ]
then
mail=M
else
mail=''
fi
Martin Sander [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Mon, Dec 10, 2007 at 03:32:14PM -0500, Jeremy
Chris Webb dixit (2007-12-11, 13:11):
This way you can achieve any of the possibilities (show the same client in
both
monitors, move a window from one to another, etc..
X doesn't give you a mechanism for showing the same client on both monitors.
Ah, that solves my dilemma. I thought
On Tue, Dec 11, 2007 at 03:53:20PM +0100, Antoni Grzymala wrote:
Engin Tola dixit (2007-12-11, 14:46):
I just check the size of the mail file to see if it is non-zero. And
then I print an 'M' to my status bar like this:
mail_file=/var/mail/tola
if [ -s $mail_file ]
then
Jeremy O'Brien dixit (2007-12-11, 12:37):
Haha. You gave me this script before, and it was the one that I was
previously using. Worked like a charm! Unfortunately, IMAP works
differently and doesn't populate my ~/.maildir directory anymore :(
Thank you though! :)
LOL, excuse my Alzheimer. Do
On Tue, Dec 11, 2007 at 06:47:00PM +0100, Antoni Grzymala wrote:
Jeremy O'Brien dixit (2007-12-11, 12:37):
Haha. You gave me this script before, and it was the one that I was
previously using. Worked like a charm! Unfortunately, IMAP works
differently and doesn't populate my ~/.maildir
I think gmail supports RSS for getting unread mail. I clicked on the little
feed icon in my firefox urlbar and I got an RSS page. I guess a little grep
over that should do the trick. Do tell us if that works!
Ritesh
On Dec 11, 2007 1:05 PM, Jeremy O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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