James McDonald wrote:
I had to reboot g.
Now if I had linux on the laptop
Why do you not have linux on that laptop?
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What is this, from my apache/access.log?
217.210.77.107 - - [19/Nov/2003:02:07:29 -0800] SEARCH
/\x90\x02\xb1\x02\xb1\x02\xb1\x02\xb1\x02\xb1\x02\xb1\x02
\xb1\x02\xb1\x02\xb1\x02\xb1\x02\xb1\x02\xb1\x02\xb1\x02\xb1\x02\xb1\x02\xb1\x02\xb1\x02\xb1\x02\xb1\x02\xb1\x02\
Joel Hammer wrote:
What command can I issue to see what file system I am running on a
linux partition?
Thanks,
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a couple of weeks ago, when the textmaker sale was coming up, there was
some discussion here of a wysiwig program to make html editing easier.
while poking around today, i found this, which looks promising, and
which appears to be free:
http://www.nvu.com/
from download link:
Collins Richey wrote:
On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 12:48:30 -0500 Chris Kassopulo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Former Caldera CEO Ransom Love joins Progeny board
http://www.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=03/11/11/0333248
I haven't kept track of Progeny, but after visiting their website, one thing is
Collins Richey wrote:
Does anyone else use icewm? I've been trying it out for a few weeks, and I like
it a lot.
One thing I have been unsuccessful (after much googling) in finding out. I have
utilities installed that allow you to specify sounds for events, and the
information gets saved, but I
Collins Richey wrote:
On Mon, 03 Nov 2003 06:48:16 -0800 Ken Moffat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mike Reinehr wrote:
Rather than purchase commercial software, why not just use tar, cp, dd, or
partimage?
Partimage will back up to a file, and restore a partition. Don't know
Mike Reinehr wrote:
Rather than purchase commercial software, why not just use tar, cp, dd, or
partimage?
Partimage will back up to a file, and restore a partition. Don't know
about 'fat' partition support. I assume it's in there.
http://www.sysresccd.org/systools.en.php
looks like a
James McDonald wrote:
Net Llama! wrote:
Set the environment variable CC equal to the path to the gcc that you
want
to use.
I did an export CC=/usr/bin/gcc296 and then ran make bzImage modules
but when I did a ps -ef to check for which binary was executing it
showed up as gcc (the version
Chong Yu Meng wrote:
Hi All,
Ever since I posted a message to the Smallville newsgroup ... I've
been getting a lot of spam mail. As I am on a Linux machine, the
attachment (Content type is audio/x-midi; name=henn.exe, but the
filename varies, though the EXE extension does not) does nothing.
Collins Richey wrote:
One final shot on this. Leon, I know you have used libranet for a long time.
Does libranet get around the debian stable = hopelessly antequated problem
pretty well, i.e. relatively current packages are available?
I'll second Leon's Libranet recommendation. And Yes, the
Collins Richey wrote:
Thanks for the additional info. If you get the paid-up version, does libranet
provide updates from time to time to keep you up to date, or do you have to
monitor the debian sites to find out what's going on?
They do provide some packages, but mostly the available updates
Matthew Carpenter wrote:
No but I'm using them with 2.4.20 from SuSE.
They're pretty good, but it took a while for them to get a good version, and there are still some tradeoffs (like switching to console mode doesn't scroll lines correctly for me).
On Thu, 09 Oct 2003 19:33:21 -0700
Ken Moffat
Matthew Carpenter wrote:
No but I'm using them with 2.4.20 from SuSE.
On Thu, 09 Oct 2003 19:33:21 -0700
Ken Moffat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone using kernel 2.4.6 with Nvidia drivers? Just wonder if it works
Thanks.
Ah! I see the problems! What I mean is 2.5.n or 2.6.n; finally
Anyone using kernel 2.4.6 with Nvidia drivers? Just wonder if it works
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James McDonald wrote:
Could you guys recommend a website for all things Linux and digital
camera wise?
Thanks.
http://www.linux-usb.org/
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Folks,
I have a Ricoh Caplio G3 and when I plug it in I get the following in
/var/log/messages.
Oct 8 20:57:43 amd kernel: hub.c: new USB device 00:10.0-2, assigned
address 2
Oct 8 20:57:43 amd kernel: usb.c: USB device 2 (vend/prod
0x5ca/0x2204) is not claimed by any
http://www.teaser.fr/~hfiguiere/linux/digicam.html
states seems to not work as is
You might try a very new kernel.
2.5. or 2.6.0
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What kernel are you running?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] boot]$ uname -r
2.4.22
Pretty new. Thought you might have an old one and could update.
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What is there for scanner software?
xsane
gimp should have the ability under the File/Acquire menu.
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On Mon, 29 Sep 2003, Squabsy wrote:
I am currently using SuSE 8.2 personal and apart from the now well
documented problem I am havving recording Wavs I am getting on reasonably
ok with it.
I have read a lot of favourable press recently about knoppix and
wondered if anyone
Net Llama! wrote:
Gotta ask. What is so stupid about what I consider the best
packaging/updating scheme out there. (sorry, haven't tried gentoo) You
can keep debian updated using only a couple of commands once in a while.
(apt-get update apt-get dist-upgrade)
Not if you want to compile from
Net Llama! wrote:
unpack it, then:
./configure
make
checkinstall -D
This makes a .deb file for easy uninstalling later.
Sure, but if you're going to go that route, then you're not really getting
the 'advantage' of debian any longer. its just as simple to do that on a
redhat box to give me
Collins Richey wrote:
Debian zealot griping - How dare Knoppix call itself a Debian distro when
Knoppix packages some closed software packages with its distro!
I don't usually reply to these things, but I felt much better after registering
for the service and letting the Debian guy know where he
Joel Hammer wrote:
How soon
they forget.
Don't get me started!
but, dear me, this is getting OT.
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Ted Ozolins wrote:
A router would only be used if more than one computer is hooked up to
the cable modem. ( hopefully with some kind of a firewall)
Although I have a linksys 4 port which does make an excellent firewall,
with port forwarding and stuff like that. Quite useful, and setup is
Collins Richey wrote:
Unfortunately I can't post to the xfce list, so I will ask my question here,
since I know that several of you are xfce users.
I've downloaded the 4.0.0 final version, but there are no instructions (that I
can find) about the order of making the various components. Does
Roger Oberholtzer wrote:
Anyone getting e-mails about a MS critical update? I am getting this
over 300 times per day. It has a 156K exe attachment. They all seem to come
from different addresses.
Damn but I must find the time to set up spam filtering...
Yes. over and over. it is, of course, a
I have received this thing a few times. Seems genuine, but has an
attachment that is called installer.exe that i would bet is a
virus/trojan/whatever:
=
MS Customer
this is the latest version of security update, the September 2003,
Cumulative Patch update which eliminates
Alma J Wetzker wrote:
My concern is the steady encroachment of law against liberties that
has taken place over the past decade. With people afraid, our
liberties can dwindle faster, if we let them.
The concern should not be ashcroft or bush or the present, but rather
the possibilities for
Michael Hipp wrote:
the Edsel of software companies.
implies a lack of popularity as well as quality. Maybe a closer
comparison could be made to the Explorer with Firestone tires. However,
the scale is worldwide and permeates everywhere.
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Collins Richey wrote:
I'm thinking of something like Norton ghost that backup/restore at the partition
level. This would work, but the [EMAIL PROTECTED] Norton folks didn't build in standard
support for CD writers. You can only use a very few brands of CD writers.
Partimage backs up an
Myles Green wrote:
Hi Collins,
This one seems to work just fine:
Make CD-ROM Recovery http://mkcdrec.ota.be/project/introduction.html
HTH,
Does it do ntfs?
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I would like to carve out 10 gig of the drive using parted to put a linux system
on the box, but I daren't do this without proper backup. It's one of those
accursed pre-installed WinXP beasts with no system install disks.
Bootit NG will resize the ntfs partition. Sort of
Brett I. Holcomb wrote:
No - I have it handy and am most familiar with it but I'm not afraid of the
command line G. I'll check that out and see how to tell it to make it
bootable.
Ken Moffat wrote:
incorrect answer
I should have read the rest of the postings.
here's a link...
http
Brett I. Holcomb wrote:
I'm attempting to burn a bootable CD with XCDRoast (.98alpha10) and it's
not working. I have an iso that I need to make into a bootable CD.
I follow the docs at the xcdroast.org site and set up the iso under the
Write tracks section - it's selected, the layout is
Bill Davidson wrote:
On Sun, 07 Sep 2003 09:42:13 -0700
Ken Moffat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone found good sources of internet radio that work in mozilla? Many
that I have tried use a url including playlist=... which opens to a
blank window.
http://www.shoutcast.com
Bill
I used
Bruce Marshall wrote:
On Thursday 11 September 2003 16:30 pm, Ken Moffat wrote:
Bill Davidson wrote:
On Sun, 07 Sep 2003 09:42:13 -0700
Ken Moffat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone found good sources of internet radio that work in mozilla?
Many
that I have tried use a url including
Ian Stephen wrote:
Would like to get this as a local school district site that a couple of
days ago would only allow IE not allows Netscape 7.1.
Have you tried Opera?
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Net Llama! wrote:
On Sun, 7 Sep 2003, Joel Hammer wrote:
On Sun, Sep 07, 2003 at 07:42:22AM -0700, Net Llama! wrote:
Its fricking mozilla. Its not like Lindows wrote their own or anything.
Yes, of course it is mozilla, but, it is configured to work.
For example, no font problems,
burns wrote:
On Sun, 2003-09-07 at 09:38, Joel Hammer wrote:
Michael's Minute: Tipping Point - PC Club
Today, we announced that PC Club is now stocking LindowsOS computers on
store shelves in more than 50 stores. This marks the first time that
a retail chain has committed to desktop Linux
Net Llama! wrote:
Its fricking mozilla. Its not like Lindows wrote their own or anything.
I was going to ask what hot new fricking browser they found.
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that I have tried use a url including playlist=... which opens to a
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Anybody have any idea why I can't mail the list from kmail, but can
from Mozilla? kmail is set up properly and I can e-mail my work account.
Does kmail work with other subscribed mailing lists?
Maybe the from header in kmail is showing an unsubscribed email address?
James McDonald wrote:
RedHatters,
I have installed RH9.0 and the kernel-source*.rpm
When I cd into /usr/src/linux-2.4.x and run make oldconfig or cp
/boot/config-2.4.x to /usr/src/linux-2.4.x/.config use `make xconfig' to
add ntfs filesystem support and run `make dep bzImage modules' It fails
Joel Hammer wrote:
Unless I can find the Makefile for this thing and tell it to ignore
the compiler difference, it looks like I will have to find an older
video card for this box. Maybe ebay.
Joel
Are all these problems from the nvidia*.run script? I had no problems on
a couple of machines
joel wrote:
Yes, I wouldn't lie about something like this.
The nvidia install script has its own ideas about which compiler it is
using.
Are there any other names for the compiler except gcc?
I have searched my box for gcc and cc and all I get is /usr/bin/gcc.
Nothing else.
Joel
Generally gcc
I have an old hp7200e external parallel-port cd-rw that I'd like to try.
Anyone have any info on this thing? I've tried to hook it up using some
instructions from the web, but it won't mount.
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Joel Hammer wrote:
Fudgettaboutit.
I hunted around a bit and found a module in /lib/modules/.../video that was
placed there by the nvidia installer script. I insmod'ed that one and
it worked. I had been trying to insmod a likely sounding module placed
in the target directory by the installer.
joel wrote:
Any recommendations for a video card. I play games occasionally.
Thanks,
Joel
I like nvidia because they provide linux drivers. (very easy
installation.) I feel they deserve support for that.
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Kurt Wall wrote:
Here: http://www.kurtwerks.com/humor/index.html
Kurt
Yes!
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I sea a beta of Mozilla 5 is out, but it's compiled wit gcc3.2, whitch
means sum plugins (realplayer) won't wurk, at leest until they come out
with a gnew compile.
At last thay will have spel chek for male/gnus.
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Tony Alfrey wrote:
Why, send in your licensing fee to SCO for all the stolen IP stuff
you have in your linux boxen, and I'm sure they'll get right back to
you. grin
Jeeze (slap to head), why didn't I think of that? I'll get my checkbook
out right now.
I guess I just don't see how sco
Bill Campbell wrote:
the BSA extortionists hit them with about 80 grand in
licensing charges. This was the straw that broke them, and the company
went out of business.
ouch!
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On Sat, 23 Aug 2003 13:33:08 +1000
James McDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael Hipp wrote:
Is it stable enough for everyday use?
Michael
I went back to mozilla because thunderbird didn't launch links in email...
Go to the tools window in MT, and
burns wrote:
On Sat, 2003-08-23 at 07:49, Kurt Wall wrote:
It's reassuring, in a sad sort of way, that in this case Americans
and Canadians still share this in common. ;-) I'm all for one of us
annexing the other. GDR
I like to think we have more in common than that.
Let's both give
Alma J Wetzker wrote:
If you open the message while in windoze, then you are infected. The
virus NEEDS the OS to respond before it can do it's thing. If the OS
doesn't respond, and linux will not respond to a windoze targetted
attack unles wine responds, the virus never starts.
-- Alma
Kurt Wall wrote:
Quoth Kevin O'Gorman:
I don't know what I did the last time I went to adjust my machine's
clock, but it seems Linux no longer talks nice to the hardware clock.
Every time I boot, the clock is off by 7 hours, and for my setup
thats usually once a day (no fault of Linux, I just
Anyone have an opinion on the book:
The Complete Reference - Linux. 5th edition
?
Found it cheap combined with 'Linux desk reference', and wondered if
it's worthwhile having. There are many of these 'complete ref' books,
which can be a good sign or a bad sign ;-)
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Kurt Wall wrote:
Quoth Ken Moffat:
Anyone have an opinion on the book:
The Complete Reference - Linux. 5th edition
?
Found it cheap combined with 'Linux desk reference', and wondered if
it's worthwhile having. There are many of these 'complete ref' books,
which can be a good sign or a bad
Michael Hipp wrote:
What is the best browser for SMB shares under Linux?
Unfortunately, I'm looking for something comparable to 'Network
Neighborhood' or 'My Network Places'.
Haven't been particularly happy with using Konq or Nautilus for such
(they're a look but don't touch browser)?
Any
Kurt Wall wrote:
Quoth James McDonald:
Um,
I have been trying to lighten the load on my PIII 600MHz w/ 512MB RAM.
So for starters I went back from KDM to XDM.
From kwrite to nedit
From OpenOffice 1.0.3 to OpenOffice 1.1
and From Mozilla to Thunderbird and Firebird
But the best improvement
Alan Jackson wrote:
I came in late to the spam discussion. Just let me add 2 things:
- if you are really interested in spam fighting there are 2 e-mail
lists I would recommend,
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and for sys admins :
[EMAIL PROTECTED] , [EMAIL PROTECTED]
James McDonald wrote:
Um,
I have been trying to lighten the load on my PIII 600MHz w/ 512MB RAM.
So for starters I went back from KDM to XDM.
From kwrite to nedit
From OpenOffice 1.0.3 to OpenOffice 1.1
and From Mozilla to Thunderbird and Firebird
But the best improvement came from moving from
Somewhat surprising results in this quick compare, with gentoo not
showing well:
http://articles.linmagau.org/modules.php?op=modloadname=Sectionsfile=indexreq=viewarticleartid=227page=1
http://articles.linmagau.org/modules.php?op=modloadname=Sectionsfile=indexreq=viewarticleartid=227page=1
I'm
collins wrote:
Having tried elx (not bad) in the past, I was intrigued to see this
review:
That's a helluva lot of new linux customers!
I tried elx when they were in their first beta run, and it was
impressive, but too friendly for my taste, being a tinkerer at heart.
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Collins Richey wrote:
Yeah, me too. But I don't have to do quite as much tinkering as I used
to since I have the tinkerers on the gentoo development staff backing me
up. About 98% of the time, they tinker until it's done, then release
it. The 2% is something that just slipped through the
Keith Antoine wrote:
I was lucky and got retired before this all came in. The problem is that if
you are over 25 your ratshit these days.
The senior menu in nice at restaurants. ;-)
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Klaus-Peter Schrage wrote:
... to all Americans on this list for Lance Armstrong's fifth Tour de
France victory.
I hope you know what I'm talking about - cycling doesn't seem to be
very popular in the US, in spite of Lance.
For me, the TdF is the sports event of the year.
Klaus
Did you see the
Net Llama! wrote:
And as for famous well known boxers, Mike Tyson seems to be
internatinoally infamous.
I hate the fact that (American?) people almost invariably put a huge
price on the most outrageous among us.
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/default.ida?XX
Tom Condon wrote:
Thanks for all the inputs. Slackware ordered.
Make a note to have a look at swaret, which is a package manager that
will help with updates. It updated my slackware 9.0 system to current
with 2 commands. Downloaded and updated a zillion packages without
error. Better have
Gary Wilson wrote:
subject about says it all. what pop3 and imap
servers does everyone prefer?
and why? thanks
I like Courier-IMAP. The reason? It works well with
Postfix. As a sendmail guy this may not be much help
to you. But I prefer Postfix and I've found that
Courier works well
ronnie gauthier wrote:
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 15:12:48 -0700 - Tom Lombardo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
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Re: Re: Home Network Connections
David,
I just found out that you're a writer! This home network problem is
really, really frustrating for me. I bet you could write an article for
Kurt Wall wrote:
http://www.infosyssec.org/infosyssec/linux2.htm
Odd. I get the site, and the left column content, but the books are
forbidden. Anyone else with problems?
Works over here. Hate that f*ing scrolling banner at the bottom.
Kurt
You are able to access the books? not just
Jean Sagi wrote:
Hi all,
I used Tkdiff to compare 2 files and I like it a lot, but it has no
option to compare the files in 2 directories.
Does any one knows of a Tkdiff similar gui-tool for comparing two
directories?
Any help would be very appreciated.
mc (midnight commander), although not
Kurt Wall wrote:
Hola, list,
I need some advice. I'm moving from Comcast cable Internet service
to Speakeasy's DSL service. The DSL just became active, but I'm not
using it (much), yet. Meanwhile, my domain (Web site, email, other
stuff) is hanging off the cable service and my DNS is currently
Kurt Wall wrote:
Quoth Ken Moffat:
Kurt Wall wrote:
The challenge, though, it to keep KurtWerks accessible through the
transition, and I'm not quite sure how to handle that, or even if
it possible. I'm open to suggestions
I thought dyndns clients would do this automatically
dep wrote:
out the front door about half an hour ago.
http://www.linuxandmain.com/artwork/allieandpal.jpg
Peaceful co-existence?
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Topic: It's Free GIF Day!, Section: The Penguin's Den [11]
From: Ian Loxton / Australia 74777,3044, To: All
20 June 2003, marks the expiry of Unisys' patent on GIF LZW
compression!
Free GIF for everyone!
Ian,
Can someone verify this? or reveal the truth?
Topic: It's Free GIF Day!, Section: The Penguin's Den [11]
From: Ian Loxton / Australia 74777,3044, To: All
20 June 2003, marks the expiry of Unisys' patent on GIF LZW
compression!
Free GIF for everyone!
Ian,
Michael Hipp wrote:
Any chance you could invite her over to see what you do with Linux?
Take knoppix 3.2 in and load it up. It does no harm, and is quite
impressive for a 1 cd distro.
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Joel Hammer wrote:
I posted awhile back about my lindows box ($200, Debian distro). I noted
that running xine froze the computer and required a reinstall of the
whole dang thing. Since then, I have been leery of video,
dep wrote:
http://www.welovetheiraqiinformationminister.com/images/word2003.jpg
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Ted Ozolins wrote:
Kurt Wall wrote:
Now I'm confused. Novell owns the copyrights and patents. They've not
assigned rights to them to anyone.
Kurt
SCO had to know this before they started this whole FUD. I really can
not believe that SCO thought for one second that they could get
anywhere
Bruno Vieira wrote:
I have an ATHLON 1700 XP and a ECS K7SEM board. So, sometimes the system
suddenly crashes.
Conectiva Linux 8.0 - kernel -2.4.18
Thank you.
Bruno Vieira
Details?
And you are running X, which window manager, gdm/kdm, what programs,
video card, etc?
Is there a log in
Bruno Vieira wrote:
sorry i typed 2.14.18 but it´s a 2.4.18 kernel
thaks again.
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Hi everyone.
I have an ECS K7SEM board and I would like to use its on-board modem
http://www.linmodems.org/
might help
Net Llama! wrote:
There's nothing wrong with Knoppix.
Have you tried 3.2? If so, is it worth the download? Are the changes
significant?
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How is that done?
Right clicking on icons only helps for partitions.
/dev/hda is the boot sector of the first hard drive. How can that be made
r/w?
Why do you want to write to the mbr? Don't you need to find your
lilo.conf and edit it? Or is it that you need to run
rels wrote:
OK, no problem ... what was the size of the download ... in round
numbers ;))
694,976,512
one cd.
well worth it.
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Collins Richey wrote:
upgrade kde to kde 3.1.1, which is what I did. There are slack packages
available. I removed everything arts*, kde*, and qt and installed the
latest and greatest. OK if you have high speed internet.
Is it necessary to remove the old ones, or can an upgrade be done?
Collins Richey wrote:
On Mon, 31 Mar 2003 11:36:09 -0500
rels [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh well ... I haven't gotten a chance to download Slackware yet anyway
as originally planned. Hope to do so shortly.
It's well worth the download; just plan on fixing KDE early on, if
you're a KDE
Kurt Wall wrote:
% The more serious problem is with X. I need to determine what to do
% about the flickering screen before I try it again. When I see that, I
% immediately think of potential monitor damage.
I had this problem, too. Twiddled with the display and eventually
got rid of it, but I
Bill Campbell wrote:
I find it far easier to run X clients with ssh than dealing with the
$DISPLAY variable and xhosts, not to mention more secure (as if X without
ssh were at all secure :-).
This is good advice. Open a terminal, ssh -X servername to your
servername, then just run openoffice.
executed the mail script as
group nogroup. Try tweaking the mail server to run the script as group
postfix, or re-run configure, providing the command line option
`--with-mail-gid=nogroup'.
Subject:
test
From:
Ken
Do you feel a bit mislead, judging by the amount of resistance, and the
lack of open-armed welcome by the Iraqis? Our intentions may be good,
but something smells.
Ken
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Collins Richey wrote:
The more serious problem is with X. I need to determine what to do
about the flickering screen before I try it again. When I see that, I
immediately think of potential monitor damage.
I, too, had a bad flicker, but edited the XF86Config file, adjusting the
scan rates
dep wrote:
so when we don't quite understand how it's all playing out, to some
extent it's because we're watching a cricket match and thinking in
terms of baseball.
Excellent analogy. I think you are correct, but the jury is still out.
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Harry G wrote:
On Saturday 29 March 2003 11:45 am, Ken Moffat wrote:
snip
The contracts awarded Cheney's old business friends snip
apparently not true.
See http://www.msnbc.com/news/892259.asp?0cv=BB10cp1=1
I'm a bit surprised. Guess the heat was turned up a bit
Lee wrote:
My 3 cents worth. First this should go to the general list. Secondly, after 22
years in the military I'm a little disqusted by most of this
That's 4 cents worth.
I think some of that is mitigated my circumstances, and I do think Sadam
is a threat in the long run, but mostly I agree
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