Hey all,
I'm looking for a utility that could be used for indexing the contents
of the dozens and hundreds of CDRs and DVDRs that I've amassed over the
years. I was kind of thinking just a heap of text files with the
contents of 'tree' or 'ls -R' or something, but it would be nicer if
there was
I have a two-screen setup with X.
Also, in addition to my usual keyboard and mouse, I have a cordless
keyboard and mouse combo thingee. At the moment both keyboards work
fine, and both mouses control the same pointer.
It occurred to me that it would be very cool to be able to have one
keyboard
vikram ranade wrote:
it is definately do-ablei remember reading about this guy who did
this so that his g/f could use the comp at the same time..
have to dig out the article.
Vikram Ranade
Funny you should mention that that's the exact use-case on my mind :-)
Let me know if you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What you've described and what others have posted sounds more
compiicated and time consuming than doing what you CAN'T be bothered
with. Also allows the opportunity to redo any partitioning scheme
and swap setup that may have aged or not fill the bill any more.
Hey all,
Sorry about any imagery conjured up by the subject line... I've been
running the same gentoo system on my computer for several years now...
keeping it relativey updated, but over time there's always cruft that
builds up, stuff that gets left behind during upgrades, or re-installs.
Also on the subject of cleaning things out and keeping things somewhat
up-to-date... what do you suppose would be a good way of seeing how old
some packages are on your system?
It would be cool if you could list every package based on when it was
installed... so the stuff that is *reall* old can
Hey guys,
I know there must be a bunch of these out there, but there's always a problem
with signal-to-noise for this kind of question.
I have a laptop, from which I would like to be able to send mail whenever I feel
like it. This laptop is only occasionally connected to the internet, and
Stroller wrote:
Set relayhost on the laptop to be your home mail server, then. You'll
need to setup Postfix on the laptop to authenticate do SSL but it's
easily done.
Stroller.
Hmm some interesting ideas, thanks! I also found something called 'nullmailer'
which sounds like it works in a
James wrote:
YES it exist, but, some of the 'old timers' on the list are likely
to fall into deep laughter
The original *Mail* tool. Note not mail but 'Mail'
for example:
Mail -s subject $USER body-file body-file to all usernames
in
Jonas Geiregat wrote:
When I startup my system I need to loing as root and run chmod a+rw
/dev/* else I have problems login in or starting multiple shells I'm
using udev anyone got any idea what could cause the problem ?
I found myself having a similar problem. It started happening after
Hey guys, this is a non-gentoo question but I figure someone on here will
have the answer I seek :-)
My father's laptop (running Windows XP) managed to detonate itself a few
days back and I'm trying to recover information from it. Before we wiped
the hard drive I loaded a LiveCD and imaged the
Etaoin Shrdlu wrote:
Tom Eastman wrote:
I'm not sure, but mounting the whole hda as loopback could work (seem
to remember a thread about this some time ago on the list, search the
archives).
In case it does not, try this. Since the real partitions usually start
at the second sector
Hey Guys,
I've got a reasonably stripped down gentoo box (P3-733) with a good video
card running in my living room, with the TV as its monitor and a wireless
keyboard and mouse.
Sounds great so far, doesn't it? But what shall I do with it? It has good
TV out capability but no TV in. I have
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