[newbie] Would people please stop sending HTML mail to this list?
the subject says it all
Re: [newbie] Would people please stop sending HTML mail to this list?
stephan schutter wrote: Why? HTML is pretty much a standard... outlook, eudora, netskape mail... Because many of us don't want to wait twice as long for a group of messages to download just because lots of them are HTML. I might add: Why use html when the contents is only text and uses none of the other features that exist which make html the standard for Web pages? Why set us all up for a download that is twice as long as need be for messages that actually don't need any html features at all?
[newbie] another round of the old-messages number
I just got a passle of messages from 7/8. "Curiouser, and curiouser," said Alice.
[newbie] lost info in bash prompt
I did some fiddling and had to put my home (user, not root) directory back in place from a backup. Happily, everything worked save for the bash prompt. It looks like: bash-2.03$. It used to show the user name and the current directory. How can I get that back? TIA, -Paul-
Re: [newbie] Configuration
Axalon wrote: Am I the only one that just got a large chunk of mail from July 7th? I've had a few older ones dribbling in, but no large chunk. -- -Paul-
Re: [newbie] KDESU
Axalon wrote: It is intentional, confuses people who like to stare over shoulders That would be a fine idea if it worked. I have the same problem as Irv Mullins. Neither of us can log on as superuser using kdesu because it won't accept the password. On Tue, 6 Jul 1999, Irv Mullins wrote: Does anyone know why, when you try to use terminal (super user, kdesu) you get a password dialog, in which every key pressed is echoed three times? Example: if root password were pig, you would type pig, and see echoed: * (9 starz) and an invalid password message. Of course it's invalid, there are three times as many characters as you typed in. This makes kdesu unusable. Any ideas? Irv _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ _/ The opinions expressed are not my own. _/ They're Lou's. _/ We're blaming him for everything. _/ He's the one on vacation this week.