vi
implementation. However, the -classic- vi source is a headache and its
use of terminfo so horrendous that it causes brain-hemorrhaging if you
try to update it.
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On Fri, 2005-12-09 at 15:55 -0600, Harry Putnam wrote:
I'll probably need the asbestos drawers here shortly:
I've burned up several hours here with a grindingly slow compile of
kde. It is an older machine ( a few years) but is a P4 2Ghz and 500MB
ram. Is there an alternative to this? I mean
want it ;)
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, (it seems, guess I'll know more later;) Though there
may be some obscure config option in the IDE/ATA part of the kernel
config to avoid this kind of situation.
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+ compression.
KDE: perhaps using split builds and only installing the pieces you
need/want?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] head -n 4 use.local.desc |tail -n 2
# $Header: /var/cvsroot/gentoo-x86/profiles/use.local.desc,v 1.1505
2005/10/18 20:18:45 agriffis Exp $
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to end processing.
find . -type f -iname '*.wav' |while read LIST; do command ${LIST}
${LIST/old/new} ; done
is another possibility.Adding limiters to find can prevent it from
recursing too deeply.
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For bash / zsh and other advanced(?-) shells:
for f in *.wav; do command $f ${f/.wav/-convert.wav};done
The are there to prevent files with spaces in them (evil!) from
becoming too annoying and appearing as multiple commandline arguments.
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of glibc. I have to
restart the process at lease 3 times before the compile will complete.
Let me know what you think.
Well, here's a good list to go through.:
http://people.redhat.com/davej/hardware-problems.txt
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am selecting 3.4. That is the only choice. I've tried
the obvious stuff, trust me.
Try this then : Add a brand new sparkling user.
Log in to X and KDE. Is the problem persisting then, or not?
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depclean
However, be aware that depclean is dangerous and has been known to be
wrong.
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scripts.
its the classical one to do. otherwise you can use /usr/sbin/sendmail
directly.
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On Mon, 2005-05-02 at 14:37 -0400, Robert G. Hays wrote:
BOFH? Please? Probably need to knoe this one, too, methinks
Thanks,
rgh.
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BOFH Excuse #253:
We've run out of licenses
*tappeti tap*
*click clicketi click*
there is some documentation
+ crashdump?
There is no diference between Gnome-light and
Gnome exept that there are less packages ?
Exactly.
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it dropped out of the
tree.
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