Corey Donohoe wrote:
I'll see about tending to this when I get home this evening. Someone
recently mentioned that the pam_close_session is being called to
early, and should be called from entrance_login(which isn't possible).
Why isn't this possible? The documentation says that it should be
Alarm trigger did not reset when the battery started charging again. Oops.
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Sebastian Dransfeld wrote:
Sebastian Dransfeld wrote:
Corey Donohoe wrote:
I'll see about tending to this when I get home this evening. Someone
recently mentioned that the pam_close_session is being called to
early, and should be called from entrance_login(which isn't possible).
Why isn't this
On Tuesday, 11 January 2005, at 10:03:48 (-0600),
Brian Mattern wrote:
i also noticed some odd behavior on desktop sliding. the windows from
the destination desktop were not sliding at all
It's harder for the windows to slide in Texas. Those big hats create
a large gravity well
Michael
OK, I'll add these.
/Kim
A.J. Kehoe wrote:
Of all the useful keyboard keybindings in the default
set that come with E16, two things I use with great
frequency and would expect to find are not included:
__A_MAX_SIZE, conservative and __A_SHOW_MENU
taskmenu.
I personally think it would be a good
hey guys.. great work there.
for now can we hold off on new modules that put shit on the desktop? i need to
make a proper desktop "widget" management system - this will involve rip tear
and i don't want to rip tear more than i have to with an extra N modules.
we have enough
