One funny part of my computer crash.
My wife called @HOME tech support (They are in Canada), since she thought it
was our cable modem gone bad.
They asked which OS she was using. When she said linux, they asked her to
spell it.
Joel
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With register.com, you own your domain name. Register.com doesn't know what
your email address is, necessarily.
Joel
mailbank.com). Either way, for a nominal fee you get out of being email
shackled to your ISP.
and sells your e-mail address to every spamming slime in the world?
Oh boy. It sounds like they are going for nifty features in place of
what most users really want, no hassles and standardization. It is to be
hoped that they will supply a patch for 5.x that will allow opening and
saving of documents in the new format. After all, 5.x is very nice, and
maybe a
After setting up my dynamic ip with comcast (it never seems to change,
because it can't, I don't run dhcpcd as a daemon) all was fine until today,
when my box just crashed. No warning. I was at work.
When I rebooted the network wouldn't start. That's because the network
script reads in
My linux box crashed today. I was at work, so it wasn't me.
/var/log/messages has no indication way. Is there a way to trace the cause?
Thanks,
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I do the same as you. But, I use mutt, which puts on the proper world accessible
address (hammershome.com) instead of my private network name jhammer.org
(which also exists on the net but its not mine.) All my mail is composed and
sent on my box which runs sendmail and also serves as the
I have found that removing the bttv module and then reinstalling it
is a good way to turn off my video capture card if kwintv has not shut
down improperly.
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We got at memo a work today, a 300 word memo in Word that was 45 KB
long. It has a small corporate logo on it. I decided to experiment. Using
Word97, I saved it in four formats, DOC, HTM, RFT, and TXT, with the
following file sizes:
46k .DOC
3.2k .HTM
196k .RTF
2.0k .TXT
So, RTF is the
BTW, I used staroffice 5.2, not 5.3. I don't know if there is a 5.3.
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This is really an old argument. Basically, MS can do anything it
wants to do down the road. After all, almost all MS users are
entirely dependent on MS. The herd thinks that if there are enough sheep,
someone will stop the wolf from eating them. Congress would step in or
something. Or, the wolf
I haven't fooled around with OpenOffice yet. I would HOPE they haven't
made things worse as far as the import filters, but, you never know.
Joel
On Tue, Feb 12, 2002 at 07:55:35PM -0600, Michael Hipp wrote:
Good summary, Joel. Do you have a copy of OpenOffice handy to try also?
Joel Hammer
How is this different from a thing like Register.com? Register.com
seems to provide similar sames services, and for the same price ($36.00
per year).
Joel
Tue, Feb 12, 2002 at 12:09:21PM -0600, Michael Hipp wrote:
Bill, FWIW, I have for years now been using the services of
wrote to netscape online support, but, I suspect I'll get
nothing back. So, it looks like I won't be using aol mail from netscape
in linux. I haven't tried netscape from windows, and don't intend to.
No big loss, but the girls like it.
Joel
On Tue, Feb 12, 2002 at 12:33:18AM -0500, Joel Hammer
One of the advantages of netscape over mozilla is that the former can hook
up to netscape email, they say. However, when I try to download messages
from aol with netscape, nothing happens. Is anyone successfully using
netscape email with aol?
Thanks,
Joel
Any comcast users here?
Currently I have multiple mail boxes on my @HOME account. The people at
comcast tell me that I can only have one mailbox (account name) when I
switch over to the comcast mail server. Can this be true?
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I get this error message when I try to ping the imap.mail.aol.com server:
jhammer6.jhammer.org 172.18.145.1: icmp: echo request (DF)
10.133.176.1 jhammer6.jhammer.org: icmp: host 172.18.145.1 unreachable-admin
prohibited filter
When I try telnet imap.mail.aol.com, I get the
What a @#$%^ service. I use my hammershome address for most of my stuff but
my daughter needs an email address, too. I suppose she'll need to use aol.
Thanks,
Joel
On Tue, Feb 12, 2002 at 12:02:10AM -0500, Tim Wunder wrote:
Previously, Joel Hammer chose to write:
Any comcast users here
I run an imap server on my home box but don't allow access to it for
security reasons from outside my home network. I pop the mail off @HOME for
her.
I may have to do make her use hammershome for her mail address.
Joel
On Tue, Feb 12, 2002 at 12:28:23AM -0500, Tim Wunder wrote:
I feel your
Just more more info. I called Comcast and they (the nice lady at the other
end of the line) claimed that this 10.xx. ip number has nothing to do with
comcast. She suggested a virus.
This is getting irritating.
I will try to call aol next.
Joel
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the software they donate is just stolen for private use, they'll
still get the tax write off, which is more than they are getting now.
Does anyone still wonder why MS is making LOTS of money while other hi tech
companies are struggling?
Joel
On Sat, Feb 09, 2002 at 10:21:51PM -0500, Joel Hammer
Still thinking about this gift.
Someone mentioned giving out free linux cd's with staroffice. Sounds good
until your think about who is going to be teaching the underpriviledged to
use this software. Americans? The US Peace Corp? What does an American know
about computers except MS ?
I think Bill
Does the print file generation take a long time on the linux server or is
the slowness in the transfer to the printer?
You could just change lp=/tmp/outfile and time the output.
You would first have to touch /tmp/outfile and run checkpc -f.
Joel
After observing the behavior with top, it appears
You could try editing your password files.
Look at /etc/shadow.
For example:
andrew:s52TAIl4IT.:11314:0:-1:7:-1:-1:134535852
aph5::11476:0:-1:7:-1:-1:134535844
user aph5 has no password and you can log on with just the user name.
Joel
On Sat, Feb 09, 2002 at 12:32:44PM -0600, daddy
Trying to think beyond linux, this will also kill any chance Apple might
have in Africa. After all, Apple would have to give away hardward as well
as software.
You just gotta love those guys!
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For reasons that escape me (thus this email), last evening procmail just
stopped working. Nothing happened as far as I know. sendmail and all
works but I am getting all mail in my default mailbox. proclog shows
no activity since last night.
Here is my .forward file:
|exec /usr/bin/procmail
OK. I just remembered. I was fooling around with permissions on my
home directory last night. Although it is not blazened everywhere,
the permissions of the directory where .forward resides have to be
restrictive. I had made my home directory world writeable (not smart)
while trying to fix a
I would look in /var/log/messages. Maybe you are getting numerous error
messages logged there, causing the disk activity.
Joel
On Fri, Feb 08, 2002 at 06:46:28PM -0600, Michael Hipp wrote:
Something is continually strobing my hard disk about 1/second all the time
I'm logged into KDE. Seems
Hmm...
Is this the despised rmmod command? I would remove this from the root
crontab or system crontab. I think a number of distros use it, to get
rid of unused modules, but, it causes more pain than it is worth in
some situations.
Are there any other logs you could peek into? httpd, secure,
I mucked up my xf86config file when I changed monitors and mice on my RedHat
7.1 box.
This is XFree 4.0 something. Is there a way to run the redhat cdrom to just
get it to configure my hardware again?
Thanks,
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Thanks. That is a REAL fine untility.
Joel
As root type setup. Last option in the list is X configuration. Should get
you back to a basic config file.
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Is there some way to edit PDF files without coughing up money for a
proprietary pdf editor?
Joel
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This is a feature. Muck around preferences or the like and look for the
option that turns off downloading images.
Joel
On Wed, Feb 06, 2002 at 06:58:52AM -0500, dep wrote:
damndest thing. on my wife's machine, opera all of a sudden displays
no images at all and instead merely has the boxes
Well, I don't understand the -w option. And I don't understand the pipe
command, and I don't understand what the arp cache is too well, but:
Why not just ping all these addresses first, then use arp to get their
MAC's? If you are on this network, your arp cache will store those mac's,
at least
I use mutt for email attachments. I haven't found the option to attach
things with mail.
so:
echo This is your message in the letter body sent `date` | mutt -s Update -a
FileToAttach YourAddress
What is the easiest way to send a simple text email from the command line?
I changed over to a dynamic ip from a static ip number with comcast recently.
I got an ip number and ran nslookup against it to see what my new host name
was, and it was:
pcp361333pcs-udp079123uds.towson01.md.comcast.net
Now, when I run nslookup against my ip number, which hasn't changed, I
Thanks everybody. It sounds like things are more or less like they were
under the old @HOME arrangement, which is good.
Joel
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There have been lots of issues with XP on the samba mailing list.
You might want to check out the samba archives.
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/
Or join the samba mailing list at www.samba.org
Joel
On Sat, Feb 02, 2002 at 08:39:18PM +0800, Chang[linuxism] wrote:
Trying to connect my sister's
MS users are so dopey, you just never know. I got an email the other
day that had a funny title like:
Great things are happening
The text part said to run the attachment, which was a microsoft thingee.
I immediately contacted our IS people. I haven't heard back, but I am
starting to think that
Just to give you some idea of the power of MS to get its story out and
the attitude of businessmen towards us little people. The Wall Street
Journal has been a vocal critic, on its editorial page, of the efforts
to rein in Microsoft's attempt to monopolize the cyber world. Now comes
an editorial
Really? Can you mail it to me so I can look at it on my linux machine?
Joel
in which case, you ought to ask your marketing department why they
are sending things to me as well, because i got one of these, same
subject.
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You can convert a number into a letter with:
echo -e \\octal, if you think this might help.
Joel
On Thu, Jan 31, 2002 at 11:32:47AM -0500, Ian wrote:
So far my searching hasn't turned up anything useful.
Is there a quick way to increment a letter variable in a bash script?
I am creating a
Here is a short script which will do what you want. Run it as:
scriptname letter
and see the magic.
#!/bin/bash
upletter ()
{
octal=`echo -n $L | od -A n -o`
new_octal=`echo obase = 8;ibase=8;$octal + 1 | bc`
L=`eval echo -e $new_octal`
}
L=$1
upletter
echo This is the new letter $L
I used to know this but:
XMMS runs fine for my regular user, but when another regular user tries to
use it, the song loads, but plays very fast, and there is no sound. There is
no attempt made to access the audio device, because this behavior occurs
even when there is another xmms program running
, Joel Hammer wrote:
I used to know this but:
XMMS runs fine for my regular user, but when another regular user tries to
use it, the song loads, but plays very fast, and there is no sound. There is
no attempt made to access the audio device, because this behavior occurs
even when there is another
On Tue, Jan 01, 2002 at 05:14:12PM -0800, Net Llama wrote:
--- Joel Hammer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not as far as I can recall.
This is the only program acting funny.
Try running an strace on it and see if it complains about a missing file
or an attempt to write to something. Also, what
Here is what I have in my .muttrc file. This seems to take care of this
problem for me. I am doing almost the same thing as you.
set hostname=hammershome.com
my_hdr From: Joel Hammer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Joel
When I send mail using /usr/bin/mail , the messages are sent out using
The most annoying thing is that the audio of the cable channel stays
on. I don't know how to kill that. If I could kill it, without having
to shut down kde, I could live with the shut down problem.
Well, I have at least found that my removing the module bttv, the sound
stops. Reinstalling
I did that too. My son and one daughter both ended up using linux, since
windows just wouldn't run on either or their two machines, after a while.
My son got a laptop for school, and had to replace windows98 with XP,
because the latter would crash several times a day. XP hasn't crashed yet,
If you read email with the subject line:
OT Testing
you have a serious problem. Please seek immediate therapy.
Joel
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I had thought that passwords were not stored on your computer, simply the
hash'ed password.
Yet, when I try to change my password, I get told my new password isn't
acceptable because it it too similar to the old one, or just involves a
change in case.
Any insight appreciated,
Joel
-0500, Bruce Marshall wrote:
On Sunday 27 January 2002 9:09 am, Joel Hammer wrote:
I had thought that passwords were not stored on your computer, simply the
hash'ed password.
Yet, when I try to change my password, I get told my new password isn't
acceptable because it it too similar to the old
Hmmm...
Hmmm..
Yes. Now that you mention it.
I wonder why I didn't think of that myself?
Thanks,
Joel
On Sun, Jan 27, 2002 at 02:24:02PM -0500, Bruce Marshall wrote:
On Sunday 27 January 2002 12:20 pm, Joel Hammer wrote:
I thought that for security reasons, the actual password is never
Like the author, I too find that staroffice works, despite being
ugly. Since I have upgraded to a faster work station, it doesn't seem
so slow. I was suprised that he sounded as if all the various workers
were running software installed locally, not on a server with X terminals
for clients.
I like vi, and it is neat to turn text documents into postscript with
enscript. However, I would like to be able to format things better than
just straight text with one font.
Enscript understands certain embedded escapes to change fonts and other
items. However, these extra characters on a line
I use sendmail, procmail, and fetchmail. They work fine. It can get to
be a bother to set up. I don't have any web interface experience.
Joel
On Fri, Jan 25, 2002 at 01:50:37PM -0500, Michael W. Holdeman wrote:
I currently would like to set up a mail server on my internal lan. Something
that
Can't link execution file: Permission denied
Does anyone know why I am getting this error when I try to run atd?
Thanks,
Joel
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As root.
I have the same at.deny list on two different machines, but only one
machine refuses to start atd.
Joel
On Thu, Jan 24, 2002 at 09:39:31AM -0500, Ian wrote:
Joel Hammer wrote:
Can't link execution file: Permission denied
Does anyone know why I am getting this error when I
I have just noticed a problem with netscape 6.2. When I try to open a
file or look into a directory on my local computer, it will not do it
if it involves following a symbolic link. I can go directly to the file,
bypassing the link, and open the file with no difficulties. Has anyone
seen this
, as always, appreciated.
Joel
On Thu, Jan 24, 2002 at 10:11:24AM -0500, Joel Hammer wrote:
As root.
I have the same at.deny list on two different machines, but only one
machine refuses to start atd.
Joel
On Thu, Jan 24, 2002 at 09:39:31AM -0500, Ian wrote:
Joel Hammer wrote:
Can't
school loan. That I had to use explorer
for with win4lin. I will try mozilla on my redhat machine to see if that
will work for this federal loan page.
Joel
On Thu, Jan 24, 2002 at 04:04:45PM -0800, Net Llama wrote:
--- Joel Hammer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have just noticed a problem
.
Joel
On Sun, Jan 20, 2002 at 01:55:01PM -0800, Bill Campbell wrote:
On Fri, Jan 18, 2002 at 11:18:45AM -0500, Joel Hammer wrote:
This must be the dumbest idea in a long time.
This is like holding a builder liable because someone broke into his
building by digging under the foundation or smashing
The problem with holding software writers liable is this.
They cannot anticipate all the uses or all the hardware the software will be
aplied to.
Neither, can they predict all the ineractions with every other piece of
software aver written.
Therefore, software would come with incredible
Thanks. That solved the problem.
Joel
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It looks like Bill's suggestion should work. But, if you don't want to
be that fancy, and if you don't know perl, the following script should
do what you want:
#!/bin/bash
for i in `find *jpg -maxdepth 0 -type f`
do
newname=${i%%.jpg}'.640x480.jpg'
convert $i -geometry 640x480 $newname
done
I am trying to set up mail for my home network. I think it used to work but
after getting new IP's everything is being reconfigured.
Anyway, when I try to send a letter like this:
echo test | mutt -s Testing [EMAIL PROTECTED] (this is my home,
private network), I get the following error in my
I don't have dhclient on my boxes, and the man page doesn't mention
any options to help out.
What I would do is use dhcpcd, which doesn't automatically overwrite
/etc/resolv.conf, OR, edit the binary dhclient.
vi -b
works fine for this.
Try
:/resolve.conf
and then change one letter in the name.
Please ignore. This is only a test. If this had been a real post this would
be filled with misinformation.
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This is still a test.
On Sat, Jan 12, 2002 at 11:31:43AM -0500, Joel Hammer wrote:
Please ignore. This is only a test. If this had been a real post this would
be filled with misinformation.
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This change over to dynamic IP's has been anything but easy.
It has taken me several days to get this straightened out. So, I'll pass it
along.
I was using @HOME with a static IP. I use register.com to maintain my
domain hammershome.com, which points to my static ip. With comcast,
there are no
Here is all I have to set up my gateway machine.
I noted you didn't mention ip_forward in your post. That might be the
problem.
Fill in your values for the $VARIABLES noted below.
As I understand it, you can ping the gateway machine from your daughter's
computer. That suggests that packets are
On Wed, Jan 09, 2002 at 09:12:48PM -0700, Collins Richey wrote:
I have a simple router, and the only thing I have to do is give the router
the host name that @home/@attbi expects. The rest is lights and mirrors.
That was the rub. I didn't know, and @HOME didn't tell me, that I needed
to supply
I would like to know how my linux box knows that /etc/resolv.conf is the
place to look for dns servers. I have grepped through the linux sources,
but could not find any file with resolv.conf in it.
I grepped /etc and found a few files. One is /etc/lst.cnf, which has
all the various files
I have found that permission on things like:
/dev/dsp
are frequently the problem.
Joel
On Wed, Jan 09, 2002 at 07:46:20PM -0800, Ken Moffat wrote:
Another question. I'm trying out ELX linux, but the sound for users
doesn't work, and I can't find the audio group to add my users. (works for
Thanks.
I have no idea about kernels and libraries, all just mystical C talk to me.
I was asking this question because I wanted to understand if I had to rename
my /etc/resolv.conf.dhcp file to /etc/resolv.conf after dhcpcd creates the
latter file. I guess the answer would be yes, if I want to be
Well, tonight is the big switch in my area. @HOME even called the house
tonight to advise me of the switch. This, on top of the two emails and one
snail mail notice. Tomorrow morning I'll know how it went.
Shame they couldn't spare 1% of this effort to help linux users.
Joel
My son just got a copy of XP professional for $20 from his school. Student
discount. That is the kind of price I am trying to get.
Joel
Take a look at:
www.bcd2000.com
They have XP Home (full version) for 99 bux, but their XP Pro is priced at
$159.
FWIW
Regards,
Thanks. That did the trick. @HOME was expecting a hostname.
I am a bit puzzled by the startup scripts. I don't know what to put into
the ifcfg-eth1 script for the dynamic parameter. So, in my usual style,
I just ripped out all the fancy garbage (That is, stuff I can't
understand) in the network
On Mon, Jan 07, 2002 at 11:55:19AM +0100, Roger Oberholtzer wrote:
On Fri, 21 Dec 2001 09:24:17 -0500
Joel Hammer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| Well, in the past two days I have tried, on my caldera 2.4 with an 2.4
| kernal and XFree4x:
| Limewire: Failed, runtime java error.
Odd. LimeWire
Can someone point me to an up to date discussion on how to partition
a disk this size? I want to use this disk as my primary drive (newer,
faster, bigger) and I need some information on partitioning it. I
use LILO.
Thanks,
Joel
I just bought a big drive. I was surprised to see they say I
Gigs, megs, what the difference? Yes, I do mean gigs.
Joel
Are you sure you don't mean an 80GB drive? I probably have a
couple of 70MB Maxtor MFM drives sitting around as door stops
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I want to use this drive to boot several versions of linux. If I can
get a cheap copy of XP, I will want to put that on there, too. I will
use most of this drive as a big storage unit for:
1. All those mp3's which my family loads off the internet (five
people can fill up a hard drive fast with
cal ESC!!shRETURN didn't work for me.
What did work was:
:r ! cal RETURN
Joel
On Mon, Jan 07, 2002 at 06:29:52PM -0800, Bill Campbell wrote:
On Mon, Jan 07, 2002 at 08:57:53PM -0500, Joel Hammer wrote:
The more I learn about vi the better it becomes.
Another neat vi tricks session
Still trying to get connected with dhcpcd -d eth1 to the new or old
@HOME service. My cable modem is on eth1.
This command, dhcpcd -d eth0, talking to my intranet dhcpd linux server,
gets assigned an IP address without trouble.
Here is what I see with tcpdump -i eth1 -n | grep .67.
0.0.0.0.68
I am using a 2.4.5 kernel patched for win4lin. The LVM HOWTO calls for
2.4.9. kernels and earlier to be patched. I get real use out of win4lin
(gotta be able to run word and excel and nlreg, and my wife uses it
for AOL when her windows box goes down) and it is working perfectly, at
this time. I
I just bought a big drive. I was surprised to see they say I should install
an Ultra/133 PCI adaptor card. The drive is 80 megs 7200 rpm.
Do I need this card with linux?
Thanks,
Joel
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Since login is run by inetd, you could configure tcpwrappers to run a script
to check if the user is already logged on, perhaps.
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Well, fooling around with dhcpcd:
The man page says dhcpcd will try to configure your interface; however,
when I run dhcpcd against my intranet dhcp server with dhcpcd -d eth0, the
interface isn't changed at all. The lease files are set up on the client
computer, but no attempt is made to
I would STRONGLY urge you not to use any script for your security.
Scripts are basically black boxes. You can't rely on a black box. You have
to know about security.
I would learn to set up some ipchains rules, or get a set of rules from
somewhere, and then edit them with vi or some simple editor
I still use them, so, they're not entirely dead. You can configure tcpd
wrappers with your firewall. Since you can spawn scripts with tcpd
wrappers when certain events occur, you can have very tight control over
security.
I think that changing technologies/software everytime you
want a new
Well, I have enjoyed a static ip number on my cable modem for a year or
so from @HOME. But, they are dead, so I seem be forced to get a dynamic
ip number.
I don't have dhcpdc on my caldera 2.4 box, with a 2.2 kernel patched
for win4lin. So, questions:
1. Which dhcpdc is best to use. I will
Hmm...
Looks like you are right. Just a matter of switching a couple of letters
around.
This command works fine when I run it from my RH 7.1 box against my linux
dhcpd server.
Joel
On Thu, Jan 03, 2002 at 07:53:55PM -0800, David Aikema wrote:
On January 3, 2002 07:33 pm, Joel Hammer wrote
I get the impression, from reading man dhcpcd, that the client simply tries
to extend the lease from time to time. I guess it might depend if the server
decides to allow the lease to continue. I do not see how they could change
your ip while you are online, since wouldn't that break all your
Just to put things in their proper perspective:
Today the Wall Street Journal reports that MS has 36 Billion dollars in cash.
They expect a free cash flow of about ? 1 billion dollars per month or so
and are expected to have 46 billion (I may be off by a few billion here)in
cash assets by the
Perhaps they'll urge Americans to switch to a safer OS ;-)
Not likely during the current administration.
Or any other.
As I recall, the previous administration used Apples in the White
House.
You did note that Enron shifted its corporate donations to the Democratic
party in the last 6
Thanks for this wonderful link. It will provide much interesting reading.
About the Brave New World of uniform measurements based on units of 10.
They tried hard to switch American medicine over to the European units for
chemistry values (out with mg/dl, in ng/l or meq/l etc.
They stopped when
it. I read my posted version
years ago in some book or another. Who knows if the book was right?
Joel
On Tue, 1 Jan 2002 10:27:48 -0500
Joel Hammer [EMAIL PROTECTED] spewed into the bitstream:
[snip]
Which unit is more convenient for measuring air temperature, Fahrenheit
or
Centigrade
I use vi.
The biggest nuisance I have with it is constantly having to hit the esc
button to exit the insert mode. I have remapped my ; key to do this. But,
now I have to type cntrl-v59 to insert a semicolon into my document.
I have tried to map F2 to insert a ; but that is not possible. Hitting
I have been using kwintv without trouble.
Suddenly it won't let me save my channels after I scan them. The program
reports they are saved, but then seg faults and crashes. The sound keeps
playing.
I tried upgrading to .84 but no change. 0.85 won't compile on my machine.
Any insight appreciated.
Not as far as I can recall.
This is the only program acting funny.
Joel
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Netscape 6.2 is working fine as a browser. email is not working quite right.
I just tried the newest Opera on the SxS web site. It crashed when I tried
to search the site.
Joel
Do you get that far without a crash? ;-)
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