Afternoon All
I'm using GnuPlot to plot some integer data by date. The dates are on the
x axis. I am trying to change the way the x axis legends appear.
At the moment GnuPlot selects dates arbitrarily and displays the date in a
specified format eg 01/08/01 under the x axis. GnuPlot just
On Mon, 3 Jun 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This could be hidden somewhere in the very long manual but if it is I can't
find it.
It's in there; in fact, gnuplot's manual is pretty nice. Look at the
section Commands-set-show-xtics.
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dave
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From: Howard Lowndes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Mail List - SLUG [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002 6:27 PM
Subject: [SLUG] Type 3 PDF fonts
I have a .pdf file that will not print.
Acrobat Reader doesn't complain, it just doesn't
Dear list :
I enter shell in emacs by
M-x shell .
but I found that I cant get the previous
command by press ^
(up-arrow) , or like doskey in DOS
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Is there experienced emacs-user can share their experience
?
BestRegards'
Henry
On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, henry wrote:
Dear list :
I enter shell in emacs by
M-x shell .
but I found that I cant get the previous command by press ^ (up-arrow)
, or like doskey in DOS
Dear List:
For some reason , I try to find infomation
of linux-i2c(a bus protocol) .
I found on internet thereis i2c-devel-X.X.X.rpm
.
Itgenerates lots of *.gz under
/usr/share/doc/i2c-devel-X.X.X after I installed it .
Could you tell me
how to read these *.gz ?
(by man ? info-viewer ?
Have a look at www.linuxjournal.com . There is a very good article on
exacly that from CyberSource in Melbourne !!
Hi there,
This is probably OT but someone on the list might be able to point me in
the right direction.
As part of an effort to get Linux into a large site (more than 400
Hi all,
I'm in a bit of a pickle at the moment - I compiled a new kernel package
using make-kpkg for my Debian Woody box, going from 2.2.19 to 2.4.18, with
the pre-emptive patch and ext3 support. lilo was updated and all went well
and rebooted fine.
I then ran tune2fs -j /dev/sda1 through 4 to
On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, Howard Lowndes wrote:
Acrobat Reader doesn't complain, it just doesn't print anything.
Is printing disabled for that document perhaps?
Mikal
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Steven,
I worked on a project with GNUPlot also. I couldn't get
the date output we needed (May 2002, Jun 2002) so I statically
defined my x axis with 1 to 10 (say 10 months) and then gave each
x axis tick a new label (May 2002) , generated from the wrapper script
I was using.
Worked a treat.
I
It's got to be good news:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/business/newsid_2023000/2023127.stm
Stu
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I found on internet there is i2c-devel-X.X.X.rpm .
It generates lots of *.gz under /usr/share/doc/i2c-devel-X.X.X after I
installed it .
Could you tell me
how to read these *.gz ?
Without looking I would guess these are just compressed text files. It is a
very common thing for
On Monday 03 June 2002 20:35, Jessica Mayo wrote:
On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, henry wrote:
Dear list :
I enter shell in emacs by
M-x shell .
but I found that I cant get the previous command by press ^
(up-arrow) , or like doskey in DOS
Is there experienced emacs-user can
Hello,
A user running Redhat 7.2 on his system failed to boot today with the
message 'cannot find label=/home' error messsage. I gave the SU
passswd to get into maintenance mode and sure enough he is in alot of
strife.
His /home partition is /dev/hda3 - I checked this with 'fdisk -l' and
it is
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From: Jan Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [SLUG] b0rked system
quote who=Rob B
I then ran tune2fs -j /dev/sda1 through 4 to add the journal, and
changed
/etc/fstab to make the drives mount ext3 at boot. Before rebooting, I
re-made the kernel package
henry wrote:
Dear list :
I enter shell in emacs by
M-x shell .
but I found that I cant get the previous command by press
^ (up-arrow) , or like doskey in DOS
|
Is there
Dear List:
uncompress it using gunzip and then read it as a normal text file.
I open it (without un-compressing)with emacs ,but I always see the same
page
open it with emacs, that should automatically sort it out too.
it obviously has node-link,but I cant link it in emacs
Thanks for
Dear List:
Everyone has such a
experience as follows:
1. open emacs
2. open many files in a buffer
3. close emacs
When you come back
to work in emacs .Youneed to repeat step2(as above)again.
How could I keep the buffer(the previously
working-state) ?
Could you share your experience?
On Mon, 2002-06-03 at 14:12, Peter Hardy wrote:
This month, David McGuire will be giving a talk on installing Debian on
an iBook, more specifically how a non-expert did it.
In David's own words:
After 16 years of MacOS, I decided to turn my trusty iBook turned into
a dual boot OS9/debian. Easy
Dear Wienand:
Sorry for my rudiness !
I gunziped those *.gz ,all are all plain text files ,
there is no node-link .
Their contents are information about i2c-development ,that's why the package
has such a name-- i2c-develX.X.X .
BestRegards'
Henry
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From: henry
You will probably find it is actually RH Linux as Cisco has a partnership
agreement with RedHat.
At Thursday, 30-05-02 21:58 (+1000), Ben Buxton wrote:
Cisco seems to be breaching the GPL by using a Linux distribution
in one of their devices and not mentioning GPL, Linux or source
anywhere:
Dear List:
My friend has taught me how to keep the state
:
Ctrl-z to make it sleep.
fg to make it re-appear on the
fore-ground.
it's quite convenient to use the trick.
BestRegards'
Henry
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From: henry
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 04, 2002 9:07 AM
Samsung Contact (Formerly known as HP Openmail) might be the way to go.
It will also do the emails, and shared folders, BBS etc.
Its not free, but its not as expensive as exchange.
The only problem I have with it is it doesn't support Outlook 2002
(yet?).
Go to www.samsungcontact.com for more
At Tue, 4 Jun 2002 09:07:12 +0800, henry wrote:
1. open emacs
2. open many files in a buffer
3. close emacs
When you come back to work in emacs .You need to repeat step2 (as
above)again.
How could I keep the buffer(the previously working-state) ?
personally, i don't automatically
If I understood the question:
from .emacs:
;; activate desktop savings
(load desktop)
(desktop-load-default)
(desktop-read)
You may need to do something to activate it the first time. See the
info files.
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Hi ,
Hoping someone might have small hints for me on this one.
Got a Postscript that needs to be converted on the fly (ColdFusion
scripting)
to PDF and streamed back to the client.
The Streaming etc is all good.
What we do have working is using Ghostscript in a round about way.
using gs in
I have finally worked out how to append pdfs to specific section of another
pdf without using latex. However this is probably not what you want. You may
want to look at ps2pdf instead.
--SH
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From: ramon buckland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 4 June 2002
Hi guys,
Is it possible to change a process ownership in Unix (something like chown)?
For some bizarre reason, our Xserver is running under someone else's login
name and as such, it's not allowing us to connect to server_name:0. Is there
another workaround to this?
I really don't want to be
Dear List:
After half a year ,I am ready to switch to linux,
the last thing holds me to win98 is email .
I am in a company with ISP-service,there is a
gateway.
I can easily get my email from outlook(win98)
Should I install mail-server in RedHat like sendmail
?
I have modifiedthe item
Hi all,
Friend of mine has a Olympus E20 digital camera for sale. Basically new and
going for I think $3300 ONO. If anyone's interested please email her at
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Pia
PS - there is no point replying to me, as I'm not in the country as of
Saturday ;)
E-20N.jpg
attachment:
Hi Henry,
Just a suggestionif you are used to getting your mail using outlook
express from your ISP's mail server then I can suggest you use Ximian
Evolution (a linux mail program for those addicted to outlook). Their
website is http://www.ximian.org or if you install redhat 7.3 it comes
What we do have working is using Ghostscript in a round about way.
using gs in BATCH mode. convert the PS to PDF and the open stream and
delete.
You don't need an intermediate file, have a look at the gs options.
The problem is that GS is pixelating the FONT's in the PDF created.
It
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