On Wed, 2003-10-22 at 03:47, Tim Wright wrote:
managed to get it going :) I had to enable devfs support (it must have
been something different that was broken last time) and enable UNIX98
TTY support (my xterms weren't working after getting the system to
boot). Now it's all go (apart from ACPI
Hi guys, just thought I'd say Goodbye. I'm off to Wellington for summer
(and perhaps longer), so will be signing off the list in a few days.
And on a different note, our esteemed poster Carl Cereke is now Dr Carl
Cereke. He got his Ph.D. :)
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BTW, Tim, what about your Ph.D.? Finished? Relocating? Abandoning?
Suspending?
Going to remote country location and writing...
(My parents apple orchard in the middle of the Wairarapa --- just north
of Wellington)
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--- and closed the www.swingers.co.nz
website (it's probably gone into other hands now;)
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Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect political change.
-- Collateral Language John Collins
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Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect political change.
-- Collateral Language John Collins and Ross Glover ed.
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-- Collateral Language John Collins and Ross Glover ed.
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-- Collateral Language John Collins and Ross Glover ed.
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On Sun, 2003-10-19 at 23:30, Nick Rout wrote:
ntsysv is a gui (curses) to control what services are started in a
runlevel.
I have ksysv (in Debian package: ksysv). It is a Kde frontend to control
services.
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, even if it does mimic the look of
Microsoft's Windows, and would like the Government to ditch its use of
Microsoft systems and move to Linux.
He considers Microsoft a scary company and an evangelist of the
thinking that people need new software all the time.
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it then there's a chance the public will perceive
Linux as being easy to use --- the article mentions him doing every-day
things on Linux which is, IMHO, good.
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University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians
an
installfest :) A committee could help make decisions like this --- or
at least then we'd have 3 or 4 people who felt like they had to come up
with ideas :)
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University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians
It's Michelle, not Michael.
My bad. Sorry Michelle. In my defence I've been marking all morning and
names are starting to all blur. Only about a hundred to go...
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Language, like terrorism, targets
single-key
delay=100
timeout=100
image=/boot/2.4.21-netfilter
alias=1
label=Linux
read-only
append=idebus=66
root=/dev/hda2
other=/dev/hda3
alias=2
label=Windows
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about a month ago so it might be worth upgrading...
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University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect political change.
-- Collateral Language John Collins and Ross Glover ed
On Wed, 2003-09-17 at 15:32, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I suppose that if enough Internet users DDOSED
asdj49w8ucfosci8cfuserkctmwildfjksdfkg.com
then verigsign may rethink its policies.
Alternatively, sign this petition:
http://www.petitiononline.com/icanndns/petition.html
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directory that contains the version
number. Try using 'find' and 'grep' to find it and change it :)
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Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
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-- Collateral
home
page...
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Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect political change.
-- Collateral Language John Collins and Ross Glover ed.
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www.keyserver.net/ and can't
find you there.
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University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect political change.
-- Collateral Language John Collins and Ross Glover ed.
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work fine with Linux. I've got one with a DVD drive
inside it, hooked up to my laptop with a USB 2.0 PCMCIA card. Everything
auto-detected and just worked under Linux (Debian Unstable). Windows
required a couple of drivers and a reboot or two (XP Pro).
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Hay,
Does anyone out there know how to take a screen snapshot that will
capture the mouse cursor as well as the active window (or the whole
desktop---I can crop)?
Gimp and ksnapshot seem to ignore the mouse cursor in their snapshot
making. Sigh.
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On Thu, 2003-09-04 at 14:27, Nick Rout wrote:
draw it on with gimp??
Looks like I might have to do this --- both Gimp and ksnapshot are
*brainy* enough to hide the cursor when taking the shot.
(I can see it disappear for a bit when using a software cursor)
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On Thu, 2003-09-04 at 15:34, Rex wrote:
Clutching at straws, but you might want to try xwd -id XYZ.
nah. It manages to miss the mouse cursor as well.
It might actually be X that's giving a pre-cursor pixmap back to the
screenshot program.
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need to order 50.
Hay Bjorn,
Can I get 5? (I actually only need 2, but know of some friends who would
like them:)
Tim Wright
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Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect political change
the staff.
Any suggestions would be great.
Cheers
Terry Cole
Rotorua, New Zealand
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.cole.gen.nz
http://www.websnz.com
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Tim Wright
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Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
directory that the rpms are installed in?
Your problem might be solved by simply moving the rpms to a different
directory.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect political change
I've got a couple of ideas of things to try. I guess last time you just
ran the installer program with no arguments? All of my comments assume
you're using bash BTW.
It shouldn't matter what proxy server you're using because you're doing an
install from local media. If you want, try changing the
Label=Windows
(of course, triple check what I've just sent. You can't be too paranoid
when dealing with boot loaders.)
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect political change
--- so the filter learns to tell the difference).
Happily, all my spam is now being correctly diverted to my spam folder.
Guess this means it's OK to use a database of known spams as long as you
use lots of your own email for the good examples.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer
shoulder. You almost just got put in my block list --- and in fact you
would be if I could be arsed creating a block list.
/rant
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect
mount and unmount removable devices (amognst other things --- the
devices must have a /etc/fstab entry tho)
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect political change
it recursively you might need something like:
for f in `find . -type f -print`
:)
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect political change.
-- Collateral Language John Collins and Ross
email
after sending it...perhaps I should sit the COSC204 writing test (that's
the course I teach :)
p.s.: English not english ;p
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Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect political
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form, escape the inner backquotes with backslashes.
If the substitution appears within double quotes, word splitting and
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.
I'd advice upgrading your kernel.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect political change.
-- Collateral Language John Collins and Ross Glover ed.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect political change.
-- Collateral Language John Collins and Ross Glover ed.
and mplayer harder to install as they need heaps of
dependancies to play so many bloody formats --- ogle just does DVDs.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect political change
without any extra errors.
Unfortunatly I don't have root access to the machine to do any
decent diagnostics.
Am using the Computer Science department's modified RedHat distro.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism
On Tue, 5 Aug 2003, Zane Gilmore wrote:
What I suggest is that you join up with the DunLUG
which is the Dunedin Linux Users group.
They are a lot closer.
http://dunedin.lug.net.nz/
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like
.
I exclusively use ogle --- it handles DVD menus superbly.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect political change.
-- Collateral Language John Collins and Ross Glover ed.
differently :)
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect political change.
-- Collateral Language John Collins and Ross Glover ed.
script is called 'somecommands.sh' you can execute this command:
. somecommands.sh
and local variables and path changes will be propagated back to your
current shell. I just tested this, so am confident it works :)
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University
customer, and per employee
- Running under Linux
- Open source preferred.
Any experience reports or pointers would be appreciated.
I *think* the KDE time tracker tool can do most of these. It's called
'karm'.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
top copy :)
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect political change.
-- Collateral Language John Collins and Ross Glover ed.
I just realised the most obvious one that we've all forgotton...and it
works under *any* operating system. You can even use it without a computer
(and that's how it's designed to be used:)
http://unplugged.canterbury.ac.nz
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University
Unfortunatly, no Linux stuff that I'm aware of :(
hmm, except for Hands, but you'll have to ask John Pane for that (Hands is
written in Java). I've used it, and it's quite good. Try one of these:
http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~NatProg/
http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~pane/
Tim Wright
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. Or use the 2.4.20 you have.
hmm, why do you need 2.4.19?
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect political change.
-- Collateral Language John Collins and Ross Glover ed.
then.
ftp -options `find . -anewer timestampfile -print ; touch timestampfile`
or:
for file in find . -anewer timestampfile ; touch timestampfile ; do
echo $file
ftp -options $file
done
(sorry, I don't have ftp installed so can't tell you the options to use)
Tim Wright
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with the
flu, and while building a toy library in one day with the flu might be
possible, it's not a task I want to do :)
I'm gonna try to do it next weekend.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates
will write a toy library. I'll demonstrate it to anyone who
cares...perhaps at a CLUG meeting sometime.
It will be a PostgreSQL/Apache/PHP4 (not PHP5:) solution.
I'm going to modify existing library software I've already written. That's
the main reason I can do it in a day.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect political change.
-- Collateral Language John Collins and Ross Glover ed.
a problem. I was quite impressed.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect political change.
-- Collateral Language John Collins and Ross Glover ed.
On Tue, 1 Jul 2003, Carl Cerecke wrote:
http://www.toylibrary.co.nz/whatisa.htm
If you give me a list of specs for the library, I'll write one over the
weekend. It'll be a PostgreSQL/PHP/Apache solution. Hope that's OK :)
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University
On Tue, 1 Jul 2003, Michael JasonSmith wrote:
On Tue, 2003-07-01 at 09:31, Tim Wright wrote:
If you give me a list of specs for the library, I'll write one over the
weekend. It'll be a PostgreSQL/PHP/Apache solution. Hope that's OK :)
If it was anyone else but you, Tim, I would not believe
through jetstream in a
month?
On a different note, could list members please remember to delete
unnecessary parts of emails that they're replying to? Makes things
faster when downloading through a modem. As a general rule you should
write at least as much as you quote.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
another distro.
Because I only have root access on one of the two machines. That's why I
needed to do a user-install from source. Unfortunately the other machine
doesn't have objective caml either, so I've given up and will just use
rsync :)
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
it.
You'll need to do something like this to the attachment:
gcc -Wall -o truncate truncate.c
(assuming you save the attachment in a file called truncate.c :)
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians
of the discussion I installed unison today (it seems
to fit my needs slightly better than rsync), and quickly discovered it
must be installed on both machines. sigh. Now I've got to debate whether
to download the unison source and do a user installation on the other
machine.
Tim Wright
Assistant
On Thu, 19 Jun 2003, Nick Rout wrote:
how do i view a man page thats not in my man database, its in a source
tree.
man xxx.1 does not work.
Try man -l xxx.1
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians
to be compiling software. Surely you can have the screens
turned off to save power and draw significantly less from the power
outlets...
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect
On Mon, 9 Jun 2003, John Carter wrote:
Anybody know of any good Linux for Programmers tutorial material. Or
Linux, not for Dummies.
hmm. The Rute tutorial is probably your best bet...and it's free :)
http://www.icon.co.za/~psheer/book/
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer
On Wed, 4 Jun 2003, stm23 wrote:
gcc lab.c -lGL -lGLU -lglut -lm -o lab; lab
i get output:
bash: lab: command not found
Try:
gcc lab.c -lGL -lGLU -lglut -lm -o lab; ./lab
If that works then you'll need to add the directory . (the current
directory) into your path.
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Assistant
On Tue, 3 Jun 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know which file should be edited to change the path string?
I always modify ~/.bashrc to change my path (under bash)
so try: /root/.bashrc
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language
code.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
Language, like terrorism, targets civilians and generates fear to
effect political change.
-- Collateral Language John Collins and Ross Glover ed.
determine what's
going wrong :)
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~tnw13
the command line so that it updated the
boot sector with the new parameter.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~tnw13
mind occasional downtime while installing them ... then you're probably
running a workstation on an office LAN. In which case, you'll probably
be completely happy with urpmi :-) and Mandrake ...
-jim
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On Thu, 3 Apr 2003, Chris Wilkinson wrote:
I'm having trouble finding libstdc++.so.5 (from glibcpp_3.2.2)
Do you have any files that start with libstdc++.so?
If you do, you can use a quick hack that usually works:
Create a symbolic link in the directory you found the libstdc++.so from
You might want to try here as well:
http://www.linmodems.org/
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~tnw13
*is* version 5.
I now suspect that it's simply in the wrong directory, and 'ld' can't find
it. If libstdc++.so.5 isn't in /lib or /usr/lib (where it is on my
machine) you'll need to add the directory that it is in to
/etc/ld.so.conf
(and then possibily run 'ldconfig' to update ld.so.cache :)
Tim Wright
On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
No, sorry, it's an empirical observation. E.g. one was a German
Is there such a thing as an emperical observation?
(I'm sure this will start one of those 'interesting' CLUG discussions:)
Tim Wright
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as Chris (I assume i386)?
Tim Wright
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University of Canterbury
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On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, [iso-8859-1] Mahesh De Silva wrote:
or does any one know where e-cafe is?
The e-cafe is the internet cafe across from the beads shop in the Arts
Centre.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz
: (or E:, F:, etc).
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~tnw13
On Mon, 31 Mar 2003, Yuri de Groot wrote:
I can't find any setting to change it. In the KDE control centre I've looked
under look'n'feel and behaviour, and can't find any single/double click
option.
Peripherals - Mouse
Tim Wright
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University
a separate partition then you can
upgrade/change your distro and not loose any files you installed (like
making /home a separate partition saves your files sometimes).
I'm feeling less coherent today than usual, but hopefully what I typed
makes sense.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department
(autoclean)
unix 15304 105 (autoclean)
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~tnw13
Upon waking this morning, I had a brainwave and manually installed
the scsi disk module: sd_mod
Now my cheap mp3 player from good old Dick Smith all works fine (creates
the appropriate files that I can mount:). I'm gonna email dick smith to
tell them to update their documentation.
Tim Wright
Well, the next stage for using my MP3 player is converting some ogg vorbis
files to MP3. I have all the command line tools (that I'm using now), but
was wondering if anyone had a nice GUI I can play with?
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
that's supported under
Linux is pretty good.
Cheers for the compliment...and while it might be true about some aspects
of Linux, there are other aspects of Linux that other people on this list
(you included Nick:) know far more about than me.
Tim Wright
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Department of Computer
faster.
For more info about the debugger...look at the man page :)
Tim Wright
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Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
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.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~tnw13
On Mon, 24 Mar 2003, Jason Greenwood wrote:
Would it be good if we sent a follow up email to all those that attended??
That seems like a really good idea...show that we're friendly and ready to
help :)
Tim
(called nautilus if you are running Gnome) probably has
a similar problem. Try looking in the .nautilus directory.
Hope that helps,
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~tnw13
KDE anyway).
My guess would be one of the XML files is corrupt. They define things like
how big windows are for each directory, where they are and stuff like
that. Try moving them to a different directory and restarting Nautilus
(that way you can move them back if necessary).
Tim Wright
Assistant
address..uses higher level
information to be more precise.
A Bridge connects two different types of networks...for example Ethernet
and Token Ring.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~tnw13
).
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~tnw13
.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~tnw13
. Could be useful and interesting.
What do other CLUG users think?
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~tnw13
On Tue, 11 Mar 2003, Julian Visch wrote:
What are linux users using in the way of mice these days?
I use a unbranded USB optical mouse with a scroll wheel. Works perfectly
and I'll never use PS/2 mice again. I also love the scroll wheel --- most
applications support it now.
And it cost $30 to
-- Forwarded message --
Date: Tue, 11 Mar 2003 21:51:42 +1300
From: Slosh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Tim Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: geek.co.nz
Ok having just tried posting 3 times to 3 different messages and failing all
three times can you post this message to the mailing
especially noticeable when moving the mouse in circles, and very very
noticeable when playing games like Quake.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~tnw13
,
that's better than Acroread, which doesn't support the scroll wheel at
all.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~tnw13
Cool. I just read the article and realised that the guy who proposed it
went to uni with me (we did computer science together). How's this for an
impressive CV (his one):
http://deanpemberton.com/cv/
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
http
On Tue, 11 Mar 2003, Zane Gilmore wrote:
Umm do you mean
.geek.nz?
ummm, yes.
Just checking for activity out there in clug-land :)
(gotta hate it when you forget to check the email subject)
Tim
a
guess that he taught the course, and had to be checked out by NZSIS before
telling the government how to build secure systems.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
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sensibly)
You'll see the log scroll as it changes on the top of the screen using
see-through text. really funky.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~tnw13
on the end)
This means that either he's logged into one of the consoles, has telnetted
(or sshd) into his box, or done a 'su -' to get root privileges (i.e. the
DISPLAY environment variable is not set. He probably needs to do a EXPORT
DISPLAY=machinename:0 before running the mandrake update program.
Tim
On Fri, 21 Feb 2003, Slosh wrote:
Actually while on the subject... what OS are they using this year for the
cosc students, still RH7.3 or something else?
RedHat 8.0
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
University of Canterbury
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it, but doubt they consider it a
real prority.
Yes my machine does do stuff with mail. I run exim to send queued messages
from Pine, and to deliver local messages that I get using fetchmail. Does
that make me a mailhost? I have no idea.
Tim Wright
Assistant Lecturer
Department of Computer Science
aliases, tutorials, documentation,
shell level environment variables for multi-media linux/unix
workstations, and a library of powerful templates and macros (Csound,
I never thought I'd say this, but...I'd prefer a GUI to command line
stuff.
(ROTFL)
I'll look into it :)
Tim Wright
Assistant
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