I haven't had it crash yet, but it sometimes has slower refresh rates, and
I've had error messages like "widget X is missing because you are a
loser. This may be nothing, but if it keeps happening, turn me off". (OK,
I changed the verbage around, but that's the gist.
Seth Cohn wrote:
> Yeah, it
On Fri, 18 Aug 2000, Bob Miller wrote:
> I was sold on Nautilus at LWE Wednesday. I just finished installing
> Helix Gnome on my laptop, and am about to start on Nautilus.
>
> Has Nautilus crashed on you yet?
Yeah, it's really not complete yet. Crashes on exit every time for me.
> BTW, Helix
RonL wrote:
> Is this some sort of DNA decoder? Why do I need it???
Gnome is a desktop environment. File browser, editor, spreadsheet,
word processor, all that crap. Helix Gnome is to Gnome as Red Hat is
to Linux. They package it up and make it accessible.
--
Is this some sort of DNA decoder? Why do I need it???
Ron
- Original Message -
From: "Bob Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 5:45 PM
Subject: Re: Nautilus
> Seth Cohn wrote:
>
> > It's very very beta stuff, but I was still impressed with t
Seth Cohn wrote:
> It's very very beta stuff, but I was still impressed with the work done so
> far.
I was sold on Nautilus at LWE Wednesday. I just finished installing
Helix Gnome on my laptop, and am about to start on Nautilus.
Has Nautilus crashed on you yet?
BTW, Helix Gnome is trivially
Just a quick note, that if you haven't seen screenshots of the Nautilus
stuff, it's pretty nifty. I installed a 0.1.0 package (ah the wonders of
Debian), to check it out, and it rocks.
Imagine a file manager that:
1) uses the contents of the file to display a thumbnail, not just of pix,
but als
Bob --
You messages wrap just fine in Netscapade.
Woody
Bob Crandell wrote:
>
> The GroupWise client wraps lines to the window. I can't tell what the line wrap is
>on any mail from anybody. I checked Outlook Express. Same thing. GroupWise
>messages don't wrap in Opera.
>
> I guess it's
> I switched from kmail to mutt earlier this year. If you select
> kmail's File->Compact All Folders, it turns the folders into regular
> Berkeley mailboxes, which many Unix mail readers can use.
regular mailboxes are supported by almost everything so upgrading from
kmail is easy.
> I perso
Lindsay Crawford wrote:
> I plan to use K-mail until I'm ready for something better,
> and I don't know when that will be. All my mail is saved in K-mail
> folders so if I change to something else I'd want to know how to
> access this mail from the new reader.
I switched from kmail to mutt earl
I don't know. Check the list archive and see.
Bob Crandell wrote:
> The GroupWise client wraps lines to the window. I can't tell what the line wrap is
>on any mail from anybody. I checked Outlook Express. Same thing. GroupWise
>messages don't wrap in Opera.
>
> I guess it's time to spend
The GroupWise client wraps lines to the window. I can't tell what the line wrap is on
any mail from anybody. I checked Outlook Express. Same thing. GroupWise messages
don't wrap in Opera.
I guess it's time to spend some time with tech support. Sigh.
So, one more question. Has my messages
Hi all.
There is the monthly meeting tomorrow. Se the webpage for more info.
Well, I'm throwing my one work unit (so far) into the pool. At least I beat 32%
of the other users.
Um..no. Can you send yourself a test message?
Bob Crandell wrote:
> Ok. I checked our mail server. The line wrap was set to 70. I changed it to 65.
>Are the lines wrapping now?
>
> Bob Crandell
> ComSource Associates, Inc.
> Your IT Department
> 747 Willamette St.
> Eugene, Oregon 97401
>
Ok. I checked our mail server. The line wrap was set to 70. I changed it to 65.
Are the lines wrapping now?
Bob Crandell
ComSource Associates, Inc.
Your IT Department
747 Willamette St.
Eugene, Oregon 97401
www.comsourceinc.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Voice: 541-345-0408
FAX: 541-345-0876
>>>
Hi all,
A BIG Thanks for the help last night, fixing the bug in Mandrake 7.0
which kept me from opening programs while online. Works fine now!
I bought this machine last November (thanks Stan) and my wife set it
up and she left in March and I didn't ask about this before, but now
I wonder.
In
I know this is a little thing, however, it made me wonder. I use
K-mail and I have my line length set to 70 characters (width)
for the convenience of those who read my mail. In reading the most
recent digest I found mail from <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> consists of
lines which don't wrap, but run all th
I thought you might like to know my client's response.
"Yes, I've meanwhile confirmed from numerous sources that 2 Gbytes is a Unix file size
limit. I guess it's the same as the 2^31 nanosecond limit since 1970 in the Unix
world, or whatever it is that will make all computers die around the ye
Sure, they that's the way they keep NT running so flawlessly.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/18/2000 10:02:21 AM >>>
Is that why it leaks data all over the place? We just set up a cron job to
restart the server every 6 hours, and that seems to do the trick.
RonL wrote:
> Can't possibly make ronsbrain
At 09:16 AM 08/18/2000 -0700, you wrote:
>No, it has to be apt-get install sethsbrain
>
>However, there are strange conotations with:
>apt-get remove sethsbrain
>dpkg --purge sethsbrain
Alternative answer I thought of just as I hit send:
Mike, what are you doing?
Mike, that would be a mistake.
At 09:16 AM 08/18/2000 -0700, you wrote:
>No, it has to be apt-get install sethsbrain
>
>However, there are strange conotations with:
>apt-get remove sethsbrain
>dpkg --purge sethsbrain
Please don't do th..
[system offline]
This is just a stab in the dark, but does anybody know XML and SMGL and
is interested in a contract job as a project manager? Details unknown
(length, ostype, pay, blah...blah...), just forwarding it for a friend.
--Mike
begin:vcard
n:Smith;Michael
tel;cell:(541) 520-9603
tel;home:(541) 346
Is that why it leaks data all over the place? We just set up a cron job to
restart the server every 6 hours, and that seems to do the trick.
RonL wrote:
> Can't possibly make ronsbrain a server... Not secure enough. full of
> holes...
>
Can't possibly make ronsbrain a server... Not secure enough. full of
holes...
- Original Message -
From: "Michael Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 9:30 AM
Subject: Re: Juno tech support guru--NOT!
> You're going at it all wrong-- ronsbrai
You're going at it all wrong-- ronsbrain is a system device, and so it resides
at /dev/ronsbrain. Now, you can enter things into ronsbrain with a simple
shell redirect: cat someinfofile >> /dev/ronsbrain. Retreiving information is
done through: cat /proc/ronsbrainstatus (| less if needed). Wha
Is this anything like:
pico ronsbrain
file not found...
hehe Ron
- Original Message -
From: "rocksolidnetworks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 8:42 AM
Subject: Re: Juno tech support guru--NOT!
> app-get sethsbrain
>
>
No, it has to be apt-get install sethsbrain
However, there are strange conotations with:
apt-get remove sethsbrain
dpkg --purge sethsbrain
rocksolidnetworks wrote:
> app-get sethsbrain
>
> You wrote:
> > >I thought you had a beowulf cluster of Seth's brains instead of a
> > >"PC-compatible". D
app-get sethsbrain
You wrote:
> >I thought you had a beowulf cluster of Seth's brains instead of a
> >"PC-compatible". Doesn't everybody
>
> My brains aren't GPLed though. I license them out on as needed basis
> under a highly restrictive license. If I did GPL them, I'd package them
> fo
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