[EUG-LUG:2191] PLUG Mailing list archives

2002-04-04 Thread David Mandel
It has come to my attention that some of you use the PLUG archives a lot. This is good. Unfortunately, we are in the middle of making some changes. So: - http://PLUG.SkyLab.org Contains PLUG archives prior to 2:00 PM on 18 Mar 2002 (time is PST) I don't see a link to these

[EUG-LUG:2194] SSSCA (or whatever it is now)

2002-04-04 Thread Rob Hudson
Found this on the lwn.net letters and thought it was pretty good... From: Thomas Hood [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: The SSSCA under any other name Date: 02 Apr 2002 12:11:43 -0500 One way to make the SSSCA issue comprehensible to the general American public might be to

[EUG-LUG:2195] Re: conf sendmail for INBOUND traffic ??? - RH 7.2(!?)

2002-04-04 Thread Horst
Well, since everybody exept VP (thank Bob !) was busy with HP 9000/300's I had to figure out myself (nice learning experience). To share with the rest, just in case someone else runs into this: This RedHat 7.2 comes with the default DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Port=smtp,Addr=127.0.0.1, Name=MTA')

[EUG-LUG:2196] Re: focus problems with blackbox, other X questions

2002-04-04 Thread Jacob Meuser
On Thu, Apr 04, 2002 at 02:20:54PM -0800, justin bengtson wrote: has anybody besides me been having troubles with blackbox's focus model? for instance, i usually can't type into a textbox until i've cycled through the available windows at least once. also, a new window doesn't automatically

[EUG-LUG:2197] Re: focus problems with blackbox, other X questions

2002-04-04 Thread Bob Crandell
I liked icewm. It's small, easy to install, easy to customize and Gnome complient. justin bengtson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote*: has anybody besides me been having troubles with blackbox's focus model? for instance, i usually can't type into a textbox until i've cycled through the available

[EUG-LUG:2198] Re: focus problems with blackbox, other X questions

2002-04-04 Thread Jacob Meuser
On Thu, Apr 04, 2002 at 11:37:39PM +, Bob Crandell wrote: I liked icewm. It's small, easy to install, easy to customize and Gnome complient. If you want a *really f*in small* gnome compliant wm, check out golem. http://golem.sourceforge.net/ Golem and blackbox both have way fewer library

[EUG-LUG:2199] Re: focus problems with blackbox, other X questions

2002-04-04 Thread Linux Rocks !
I havnt had any issue with the focus model, and so I havnt tried to change it... but I have messed with blackbox and backgrounds a lot Heres my preference. 1) xdaliclock -cycle -root 2) bsetbg puffy.gif 3) bsetroot 4) xsetroot Xdaliclock uses quite the load (if you reduce to 256 colors,

[EUG-LUG:2200] Re: focus problems with blackbox, other X questions

2002-04-04 Thread Linux Rocks !
Golem! sounds scarry! I use ice and black box on the laptops mostly... Ice is nice because its very light. bb is cool, but no panel... panels are handy sometimes. Maybe tonite Ill try out golem! Are we having a meeting at emerald park? Jamie On Thursday 04 April 2002 15:45, you wrote: On

[EUG-LUG:2201] HELP WANTED: Technical Writer

2002-04-04 Thread David Mandel
I'm forwarding the following posting from Michael Hall, who now lives and Portland and until recently was editor of LinuxToday. As always, reply directly to the orginal poster, not to me. Sincerely, David

[EUG-LUG:2202] Re: focus problems with blackbox, other X questions

2002-04-04 Thread Bob Crandell
Last I heard we were. I also have something for you. Our illustrated leader made 2 VHS copies of the Revolution video. They will be given away to the highest bidder. Linux Rocks ! ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote*: Golem! sounds scarry! I use ice and black box on the laptops mostly... Ice is nice

[EUG-LUG:2203] Re: focus problems with blackbox, other X questions

2002-04-04 Thread Jacob Meuser
On Thu, Apr 04, 2002 at 03:08:00PM -0800, Jacob Meuser wrote: New windows don't automatically get the focus, but I like that when I turn on java and javascript and go surfing ... Well, I just happen to be looking at a blackbox config file. session.screen0.focusNewWindows:False I