Re: [PLUG] Touch support in Linux
On 1/31/24 19:50, VY wrote: Dear All I am looking to get one of those Dell 2-1 laptop with touch. Does Linux supports touchscreen well? I googled online and got good positive reviews. I also want to check here for any tips I have a Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro from about 10 years ago, and a couple HP x360 laptops with touch screens and they both work fine. I rarely use them, but they do work. -- Russell Senior russ...@pdxlinux.org
Re: [PLUG] Touch support in Linux
Thanks On Wed, Jan 31, 2024, 20:01 MC_Sequoia wrote: > "I am looking to get one of those Dell 2-1 laptop with touch. Does Linux > supports touchscreen well?" > > Generally speaking, Linux will only support any manufacturer's touchscreen > as well as the Linux driver support the manufacturer provides. > > I'd start with Dell FAQs, forums, support, etc. > >
Re: [PLUG] Touch support in Linux
"I am looking to get one of those Dell 2-1 laptop with touch. Does Linux supports touchscreen well?" Generally speaking, Linux will only support any manufacturer's touchscreen as well as the Linux driver support the manufacturer provides. I'd start with Dell FAQs, forums, support, etc.
[PLUG] Touch support in Linux
Dear All I am looking to get one of those Dell 2-1 laptop with touch. Does Linux supports touchscreen well? I googled online and got good positive reviews. I also want to check here for any tips I never own a touchscreen so I just want to check before I buy. Thanks -vincent
Re: [PLUG] mailx: use of -S option
On Wed, 31 Jan 2024, MC_Sequoia wrote: Rich - See example 6: Ah! I missed that. Many thanks, Rich
Re: [PLUG] mailx: use of -S option
"The '-s' option means subject; the '-S' option is a keyword:value pair." Rich - See example 6: 6. Specify "Reply-To" address The reply to address is set with the internal option variable "replyto" using the "-S" option. # replyto email $ echo "This is message" | mail -s "Testing replyto" -S replyto="m...@gmail.com" some...@example.com # replyto email with a name $ echo "This is message" | mail -s "Testing replyto" -S replyto="Mark" some...@example.com
Re: [PLUG] mailx: use of -S option
On Wed, 31 Jan 2024, Reid wrote: I don't know about `mailx -S`, but you could put a placeholder in your msg file like "Hi NAME_GOES_HERE". Then something like: #!/bin/sh while read addr <&3 && read name <&4; do sed "s/NAME_GOES_HERE/$name" msg | mailx -s "subject here" $addr done 3 Reid, This looks promising. I was stuck on a placeholder at the top of the message and putting the right name with the right address since both input files are in the same sequence. Thanks, Rich
Re: [PLUG] mailx: use of -S option
On Wed, 31 Jan 2024, MC_Sequoia wrote: Here are some examples on use of the mailx -s option: https://www.binarytides.com/linux-mailx-command/ MC, The '-s' option means subject; the '-S' option is a keyword:value pair. Rich
