All viruses originate from the same machine. Probably one with a fast
connection. This is what i call "The machine gun" effect of a virused
computer with a fast connection.
I've experienced the same effect when a friend of mine from USA with a
cable connection got infected by Klez. He left the hou
itself.
Hoping that someone will there will disinfect the respective computer, I
wish you all the best
Cristian Burneci
Bucharest, Romania
-MailScanner: Found to be clean
>
> Of course, the mailer was, Lookout! Express.
>
> Roger Turk
> Tucson, Arizona
--
Cristian Burneci
WARNING!
All these are the [EMAIL PROTECTED] worm. All messages originate from the
same host: GW-CALLCENTER.AIRCALL.AT [212.16.44.41]
In data de Tue, 19 Aug 2003 18:35:30 +0200
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a scris:
> Please see the attached file for details.
--
Cristian Burneci
>
> > Some shell accounts are free or nearly so. Some oldstyle Bulletin
> > Board Systems (BBS's) are now reachable by telnet. One BBS that
> > you can telent into is juge.com (at least it used to work, I haven't
> > tried it for awhile)
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Sam Ewalt
> > Croswell, Michigan, USA
> > -- Arachne V1.70;rev.3, NON-COMMERCIAL copy, http://arachne.cz/
> >
> >
> >
>
--
Cristian Burneci
Really? I thought that majordomo was an alias for listserv and listserv
is a mailing list tool, working in conjunction with sendmail on Unix
machines.
Pe data de Fri, 15 Aug 2003 09:25:05 +0100
Mel Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a scris:
seem to remember Majordomo was/is still? a DOS based progr
Very nice answer Sam. I wouldn't explain in a better way myself. From
time to time I try to explain to some Windows user what a "shell" is and
usually fail. They simply can't imagine how to run an application on a
remote computer. And fail to understand how multiple users can run
multiple instances
We all wait for the release of the code under GPL. Then, hopefully
Arachne will get its team of developers.
Arachne for Linux looks very promising, at least the GGI version which
is fairly stable. Unfortunately it can't do anything else then http. The
Linux code makes me very confident there will
I assume at least the DLLs in use by various applications will fail to
erase, but I am not sure.
Pe data de Tue, 29 Jul 2003 23:30:52 -0500
"Samuel W. Heywood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a scris:
> In my experience I have always found that this command always works
> flawlessly for curing one's Windo
fast as lighting although one has to do
a little extra work to launch you into action :P
In data de Mon, 30 Jun 2003 14:41:47 +0900 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a
scris:
> Please see the attached zip file for details.
--
Cristian Burneci
and at home and I was totally suprised to find
Gator, Cydoor and other stuff like this on those machines. There were
cookies,registry entries, DLL's and even EXE's on all of them. So,
beware...
regards
Cristian Burneci
> You need to disable the "messenger service". Our fr
Not very much on technical topics lately. And pretty much off-topic (see
measuring techniques using the COM port). Furthermore I enjoy these
debates. More technical issues will appear when a new version of arachne
will be released. By then we'll all have plenty of technical things to
talk about.
This is kind of off-topic and technical.
If you have to only monitor air and/or water temperature you should turn off your
attention from weather stations and go for temperature
sensors/transmitters which are cheaper. A tipical "weather station"
should include humidity and pressure sensors, local
Sendmail has very ugly config files and it is hard enough to configure
it without any help from an automatic configuration tool. In addition to
that, there are this Majordomo config troubles
I wonder if time has come for Michael to try and switch to qmail and its
companion ezmlm (for mailing list
I was inclined to say "It's a winmodem", but something similar happened
to me last night. Arachne failed to connect two or three times in a row,
then I gave up and went to bed.
I'll investigate futher this evening.
Is it hard to find a real modem, or is it hard to find a CHEAP real modem.
If so
reply to an
e-mail message) and get a snapshot of these two files.
All you need is a mean to parse the query string, then pass it to the
DBMS. If only there was a Perl or TCL for DOS...
Regards
Cristian Burneci
On Wed, 1 Jan 2003 18:18:36 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Shelling out to a
Hello there
Tested new WWWMAN !
Win 98 bare DOS fine
Win 98 DOS boxfine
DRDOS 7.03+Stacker 3.12 fine
Above OS WIN 3.11 DOS box fine
Nice job you two there. Congratulations!
And a Happy New Year for all the people on this list
Cristian
-- This mail was written by user of
chine.
> Maybe is time to change, d.o.s ==> java.
> Who take the bull by the horn's?
>
> -- Arachne V1.70;rev.3, NON-COMMERCIAL copy, http://arachne.cz/
--
Cristian Burneci
I find HTTP uploading a simple thing to do. It's only about
directing a stream of data to a pipe, along with a small header of information
where you state the purpose of doing this upload. Nothing simpler than
this.For instance, let's think of an webmail interface. Think of a way to
attach a fil
mber of Win 9x family. They just hide
DOS in ME, but it is there.
The members of the Windows NT family come with a DOS emulator bundled. I've
tested the one in Windows 2000, but behaved poorly.
>
> Kali & James
> http://www.nimnet.asn.au/~kali/
--
Cristian Burneci
I tried and did an install of arachne 1.71 under Linux using dosemu and
MS-DOS 7.10 with partition access. The process went just fine up to the
end of the install process. I risked and run Dosemu in "all shields down"
mode (as root with "console video").
Arachne detected my external modem, can di
These are a few of my reasons for reading this list.
I've been a DOS user for many many years. Switched to Win 9x very late and
for a short while before discovering Linux.
I believe that DOS is a "poor relative" of Linux. There are many others
who believe the same.
I like arachne and the reasons
Yikes!!! Made a mistake! It's "Your Computer" :)
Only Bill Gates claims all computers belong to him. See? "My Computer"...
C.B.
On Thu, 12 Dec 2002, Cristian Burneci wrote:
> Date: Thu, 12 Dec 2002 10:37:54 +0200 (EET)
> From: Cristian Burneci <[EMAIL PROTEC
I have two installs of arachne on different operating systems. One of them
is 1.71ue on DRDOS 7.03 (on a stacker-compressed drive). The other one is
1.70r3 on Win98.
1.71ue on DRDOS works fine. No trace of the "My Computer" bug
1.70r3 on win98 locks up tight when pressing "My Computer" icon or "\\
The guy uses Eudora which has AFAIK some filtering capabilities. Can't
tell anything about the format of the filtering rules as I don't use
Eudora.
He wrote the message in reply to one of mine, but simply changed the
subject. Was this the reason which determined you to send this posting? :)
On
Noone of us can do anithing about it except Michael. And it seems to me
that Michael doesn't check this list very often. Does anyone know his
personal e-mail address by any chance? Please, if there's anyone who
does, try to contact Michael as this
seems to
be the only thing that's left to do in o
Hi Kali
I also did try monkeylinux once upon a time... What kind of netcape did
you manage to setup and use? 3.04 I suppose.
There are better options if you're trying to use Linux without
repartitioning. One of them is called ZipSlack and is up-to-date with the
latest stuff. I believe it is made
e to went berserk.
> Bounced messages were resent to the list and the messages that were bounced
> were bounced once again and resent again and again. The owner of the list
> was in Berkeley, California, and the server was in Texas. They finally had
> to pull the plug on the server to get it to quit.
>
> Roger Turk
> Tucson, Arizona
>
Best regards
Cristian Burneci
re is that majordomo still doesn't work properly and failed to
unsubscribe you. This is one thing the people at arachne@cz should take
care about.
Best regards
Cristian Burneci
On Wed, 4 Dec 2002, skywalker wrote:
> Date: Wed, 4 Dec 2002 09:26:07 +1300
> From: skywalker <[EMAIL
Fortunately I get only one or two a week. All of them on discussion lists
On Arachne list, none.
There's a good side in not being able to browse through list archive from
the net. Neither the spiders can :)
Cristian Burneci
On Mon, 25 Nov 2002, Sam Ewalt wrote:
> Date: Mon, 25 Nov 20
On Mon, 18 Nov 2002, Cristian Burneci wrote:
>
> At the beginnings of the e-mailing, they used serial protocols to connect
Before somebody gets to correct me
They're still using almost nothing else than serial protocols in various
forms for networking.
Cristian
Ooops I suppose the font is still X-UNKNOWN in header
Hi Bastiaan
On Mon, 18 Nov 2002, Bastiaan Edelman, PA3FFZ wrote:
> What is wrong in using >128 ASCII?>
At the beginnings of the e-mailing, they used serial protocols to connect
computers to one another. They chose to use the seven-bit with
I've got my charset set to US-ASCII (see this posting and some previous
ones). But when pine must reply quoting from messages written using some
other charset, it changes the charset to X-UNKNOWN and adds the "QUOTED
PRINTABLE" content transfer specifier.
Best regards
Cristian
right now (i'm on a linux box), and Joerg's name appears
written correctly when viewing the message list. No "=?iso.." and the
"o" has two dots above.
Best regards
Cristian Burneci
On Fri, 15 Nov 2002, Bastiaan Edelman, PA3FFZ wrote:
> Date: Fri, 15 Nov 20
: Thu, 14 Nov 2002 08:00:08 +
> From: Edenyard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Fw: Good news--Bad news
>
> On Tue, 12 Nov 2002 19:37:26 +0200 (EET), Cristian Burneci wrote:
>
> >
> > For Linux u
I tried to see what it was faking Opera to identify as Explorer... didn't
work. I switched to IE and the mystery was unveiled. It was an ActiveX
something (of course). Didn't allow it to run and bailed out quickly.
Guys were sued for only scanning ports to see if there was a potential
security ho
Hi Victor
REM out the ctmouse line from the autoexec.bat than restart the
computer, and run ctmouse from the command line in plain
DOS (not windows DOS box). Tell us what it reports.
There are also a bunch of mouse drivers you can also use, floating around.
ctmouse has the advantage of being small
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: DOS networking (was: Andy's Memory Problems)
>
> On Wed, 6 Nov 2002 13:29:29 +0200 (EET), Cristian Burneci wrote:
>
> > Also, there's no need to load DPMS if you're not using Personal Netware.
> > DPMS is
On Wed, 6 Nov 2002, ANDY wrote:
> Hi all... here is my memory map with my new autoexec.bat and config.sys
> files modeled after Glenn McCorkle's posted system files...
>
> Ú Memory Type ÄÄÂÄÄ Total Bytes ( Kbytes ) ÄÂÄÄÄ Available For Programs Ä¿
> ³ ³
On Wed, 6 Nov 2002, Michal H. Tyc wrote:
> If you have exotic (or very modern) hardware and/or drivers,
> you need sometimes fiddle a bit with configuration. But on
> a standard 386 or 486 PC there should be no problems.
>
There were problems when using programs which required "exotic" things.
, better stability, better security (access rights on
a per user basis). Too bad PN is not supported at all by Win9x.
Cristian Burneci
to do with software testing. I, too, mess up the
computer's date on those occasions.
--
Cristian Burneci
eird... on
slower computers that sudden "movement" of the text when the whole
paragraph redraws itself is a bit annoying. I haven't been able to sort
out yet what exactly triggers it.
Cristian Burneci
On Sat, 7 Sep 2002, Kali McLaughlin wrote:
> Dear List:
> Ah . Ins
m.
I don't believe that typing "./configure, make, make install" at the
command prompt it's a job reserved only for linux gurus :) (well when
you're stuck with older linux distributions like I am, this is the only
way of keeping your box up-to-date).
Cristian Burneci
ither
> > X-Windows seems to work.
For arachne-ggi to work one has to install the ggi libraries, also
>
> Arachne 1.x under Linux doesn't make much sense anyway. Wait for
> Arachne 2 - it may even replace X for some types of application ;-)
>
Good news :)
Cristian Burneci
od" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: ENIGMA
>Polystepped substitution is better.
>
>Wherrqihbpc xhliryrtrskh jm yzbald.
Hey, aren't the spaces supposed to be encoded, too? Why not the whole ASCII
table? 2^21 combinations is not so bad after all:-)
--
Cristian Burnec
or what to do. We see it every semester before
> anything else is done.
> Beware the calm yellow sky, if the day goes yellow seek
> shelter! They sound alot like a freight train and also
> dump alot of hail before they hit!
> Rob:
--
Cristian Burneci
Glad to see the list is up and running again, after all this time :))
--
Cristian Burneci
the damages caused by the storm resembled the ones a
tornado may had caused... but this particular wind wasn't a tornado.
Anyway we're all fed up with these manifestations of mother nature unleashed,
and worried about what will come next.
--
Cristian Burneci
I'm just testing my new e-mail address cburneci "at" totalnet.ro
Cristian Burneci
On Wed, 26 Jun 2002, arachne-digest wrote:
>
> Date: Wed, 26 Jun 2002 09:55:03 -0500
> From: "Samuel W. Heywood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: KLEZ.H and Outlook
>
> On Wed, 26 Jun 2002 15:08:21 +0300 (EEST), Cristian Burneci wrote:
>
> >
d everything from sources. It is very easy and you
can customize the application for your system. Just download the tarballs
and check the included README and INSTALL files. In most cases these
three commands do everything:
./configure
make
make install
Cristian Burneci
then their
revenues or income from commercials, and so, their profits should be
smaller. I've heard that they're already experiencing financial
dificulties, so, this should ring a bell there.
Cristian Burneci
ve like Outlook.
Cristian Burneci
On Wed, 26 Jun 2002, arachne-digest wrote:
>
> Date: Tue, 25 Jun 2002 13:46:10 -0500
> From: "Sam Ewalt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: KLEZ.H and Outlook
>
> On Tue, 25 Jun 2002 06:16:26 -0500, Samuel W. Heywood wrote:
>
>
create RAR archives containing itself and spread them all over the
place. These may remain unscaned by the antivirus. Take care.
Cristian Burneci
On Wed, 26 Jun 2002, arachne-digest wrote:
> Date: Tue, 25 Jun 2002 00:32:54 -0500
> From: "Glenn McCorkle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
nks 0.96 (textmode only) takes 742K on
my system (also with SSL support)
I usually do "strip -s "
Cristian Burneci
On Sat, 22 Jun 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Sat, 22 Jun 2002 18:23:28 +
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>
> > How large is the (stripped) bin
What is really weird is that it
prob'ly continues to exist today inside v6.
No further comments.
Cristian Burneci
reviews on Links. If anyone of you is
curios, try it yourself :)
Cristian Burneci
P.S. Did I mention Links is also Czech made ?
s, I believe
it should not be impossible for someone to try and port it to the DJGPP
platform. At
least these things should determine Michael to try and continue the
development of Arachne Not necesarily in that tremendous pace he did it
before. But, Michael, at least give us a sign of you existencee. We
haven't heard about you for more than an year!
Cristian Burneci
register (ATS10=n tenths of second). At least this is the case with my US
Robotics external modem.
Cristian Burneci
On Sun, 26 May 2002, Samuel W. Heywood wrote:
> Hello Fellow Arachnids:
>
> While online a few minutes ago, and while using Arachne Insight
> to compose an emai
This is a test message. Please, disregard it
Cristian Burneci
ndows and commercial banners on the dreamwater site.
Maybe it's only a decoy for attracting potential clients.
Cristian Burneci
On Sat, 18 May 2002, L.D. Best wrote:
> I don't know who this guy is, but he's is spamming all over the place.
> I greatly doubt he is from T
x Arachne and POP/SMTP
access is not implemented).
I wonder if the free e-mail service at mail.rol.ro can be accessed from
abroad. They offer free POP/SMTP access too, at least here, in Romania.
AFAIK their interface is available only in Romanian (and seems it can't
be used with Arachne).
Cristian Burneci
On Sat, 16 Mar 2002, Cristian Burneci wrote:
>
> L.D., Please don't panic, you're clearly not guilty!
>
> The virus originated from somewhere in Hong Kong (hknet.com domain)
>
Correction! The *message* we've just received originated from Hong Kong.
AF
of the list. This
applies if the guy in question won't find out he has an infected machine,
of course
Cristian Burneci
DHP Technology S.R.L.
phone: +(40).1.628.90.39 fax: +(40).1.628.56.52
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://users.pcnet.ro/dhptech
Bucharest, Romania
On Fri, 15 Mar 2002, L.D.
even if I don't use it. Like I said
before, I do use other kinds of assembly language. But I don't see the
point in learning ASM, when his job is to develop, let's say,
multi-tiered database applications. He'll face another sort of problems
Cristian Burneci
jne .L19
leave
ret
.Lfe1:
.sizemain,.Lfe1-main
.ident "GCC: (GNU) egcs-2.91.66 19990314/Linux (egcs-1.1.2
release)"
Cristian Burneci
intf
leave
ret
.Lfe1:
.sizemain,.Lfe1-main
.ident "GCC: (GNU) egcs-2.91.66 19990314/Linux (egcs-1.1.2
release)"
Cristian Burneci
itching to and fro DOS and Windows, A third OS will not make
> things easy. Would be nice to delete Windows but that day will only come
> if linux offers the same wild variety of programs.
>
> CU Bastiaan
Cristian Burneci
DHP Technology S.R.L.
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://users.pcnet.ro/dhptech
Bucharest, Romania
e ``Guides'' section for something like ``Advanced Bash
Programming''. It has lots of examples in it.
Cristian Burneci
Bucharest, Romania
h many mailers, but Pine creates a Message ID with
> the same info.
>
> - Steve
>
> --
>
One can add all sort of lines in the mail header using the "Customized
hdrs" option in Pine Setup
I added the X-Mailer and the Reply-To fields.
Cristian Burneci
Bucharest, Romania
(still using Pine 4.10...)
ll a new program because you lack any data-transfer and storage
media except the HDD) .
AFAIK Monkey Linux offered a separate package containing GCC 2.72. This
might work on BasicLinux, providing the header
files for the kernel and libc5 do exist in your Linux tree. Can BasicLinux
deal with it?
(Note: AFAIK the current version of GCC is 3.02 and of the binutils is
2.11.something).
Cristian Burneci
Bucharest, Romania
about it in Printer-HOWTO.
When setting up Linux on my computer, getting my printer to work was the
toughest job :-) I own an older Mannesmann-Tally MT-83 (24 pins).
Cristian Burneci
Bucharest, Romania
ok to describe a method working in almost any cases,
than to dig into every distro's install interface :-)))
if only you chosed to rely on the installation instructions on the CD
(they *MUST* be there) instead of those from that book (I am joking:-)))
Cristian Burneci
On Mon, 7 Jan 2002
oes not know what COM port and IRQ should use. Windows tells
it these things and it knows them only when you restart into MS-DOS mode
These settings evaporate when you shut down the computer.
You're probably missing the necessary utilities that allow modem
configuration under DOS.
Cristian Burneci
uot;/mnt/dos_c" for now on. Don't go
inside the subdirectory, yet. (anyway, it's empty)
6. Run "man mount" and read about the "mount" command
7. Finally, mount your DOS partition. "mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /mnt/dos_c"
for Win9x partitions (your case), or "mount -t msdos /dev/hda1 /mnt/dos_c"
for plain DOS.
6 Switch to the "/mnt/dos_c" subdirectory. Miracle! all your DOS stuff is
there!
8 See "man fstab" and then take a look at "/etc/fstab" file to see which
partitions are mounted at boot time and where.
9. See "/etc/mtab" to see which partitions are currently mounted and where.
Gosh! I'd better start writing a book about Linux, but I'm afraid it should
take a lifetime to complete it. :-)
Cristian Burneci
system. (if not for
newbies to overcome the ton of configuring problems) Their name and
functions *vary* from one distribution to another, and I am sure the
newer distributions have far more sophisticated and easier to use
mechanisms for generating the required scripts and configuration files in
order to get your system up and running in no time. After that everyone
should start to tweak them manually in order to get the most of his/her
Linux system.
Hoping I wasn't too boring and didn't annoy you all with this long, long
letter.
Cristian Burneci
to buy it, so I had to dump it :-(
Cristian Burneci
> Date: Wed, 31 Oct 2001 14:25:16 -0400
> From: "L.D. Best" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: CAD programs
> Does anyone know of a simple to use [code would be complex, of course]
> "drafting" program
w what tools the guys from Microsoft are using, but I believe
that, when writing an operating system, they simply hsve to use the
command line from time to time :-)
the command line :-)
Cristian Burneci
d, I believe, Python bindings to TK. This makes
it slow, and a bit resource-hungry. The URL where sketch is to be found
seems to be http://sketch.sourceforge.net, but I'm not sure about it.
Cristian Burneci
ard. This is another bitter lesson.
Concluding this issue and hoping I have not made myself yet another enemy
:-)
Cristian Burneci
I'm also using a 586/133. (and MSDOS 7.1)
To my surprise, pressing "Your computer" icon reboots my machine. Pressing
the "Files" icon next to it works well. I can produce any file list of any
folder, I have also tried to view some files. It works.
Anyway, Arachne stumbles when trying to produce
s ensures that the document layout remains the same, even
if the Helvetica Compressed font is not available.
So, you dont't loose anything of what they intended to show you.
To push things further try and experience with this:
http://users.pcnet.ro/dhptech/download/west_new.pdf
The document
I intended to. I
am free of some annoying problems like codepage support on the recipient
machine (or if it possible for him to correctly see the accented
characters or not --- this is the biggest problem when exchanging
documents here, due mainly to the inconsistencies between different
Windows versions :-)).
Cristian Burneci
ut it although he's using PAP every time he logs into the
Internet). Remarcably, those dialers allow you to use the manual login or
to login via some script, if they are configured to do so.
Cristian Burneci
ne who patiently waited for the one hour time to expire,
to vote again and again... This turned to be rather dramatic as he used a
fixed IP. Finally he managed to enter the French "Muzik" TV station into
the TV station charts. :-)
Cristian Burneci
PPP sequences appear imediately, and no login
prompt is issued anymore.
The only solution is to disable the terminal login feature in arachne.cfg,
or to uncheck the "show terminal" box on the dialer page. This way, the ppp
driver is loaded right after the modem sees the carrier, and does a PAP
login. This login procedure is automated. The user does not interact in any
way with it.
Cristian Burneci
above. In conclusion they did not scan your machine;
they only sent you back the stuff you passed them on when requested the
page.
Cristian Burneci
I am not sure, but I believe that lines longer that 128 chars won't be
interpreted and would cause the command interpreter to stop and exit.
Cristian Burneci
Bucharest, Romania
ts (kind of "startup") If not found here,
then /etc/X11/xinit/Xclients is executed (starting the bloated thing).
Study the X and xinit man pages! (RTFM -- :- ))
Cristian Burneci
einstalled Windows this week ?" they
say )
Linux offers these three alternatives: 1. Finding the appropriate set of
binaries 2. Statically linked programs (mostly commercial applications-- they
have to run anywhere) 3. Compiling from sources.
Neither of them trashes your system.
Regards
Cris
ibrary).
Cristian Burneci
Bucharest, Romania
-- This mail was written by user of The Arachne Browser - http://arachne.cz/
-- Arachne V1.70;rev.3, NON-COMMERCIAL copy, http://arachne.cz/
urces the user needs
- C compiler, and binutils (linker, assembler, library archiver, object
converter etc.)
- The make program.
The Red Hat distributions install them all on your filesystem. The
minidistros don't.
Try gcc --v for compiler (see the compiler's version)
ld -v for binutils (test the linker's version)
make -v (ditto)
Hoping this should be of any help to someone
Cristian Burneci
Bucharest, Romania
urces the user needs
- C compiler, and binutils (linker, assembler, library archiver, object
converter etc.)
- The make program.
The Red Hat distributions install them all on your filesystem. The
minidistros don't.
Try gcc --v for compiler (see the compiler's version)
ld -v for binutils (test the linker's version)
make -v (ditto)
Hoping this should be of any help to someone
Cristian Burneci
Bucharest, Romania
ere is a way to use it to automaticaly scan
the e-mail messages when they arrive on the server.
Cristian Burneci
quot; which puts a set of icons on the
root window, much like windows does. It is significantly smaller and uses far
less resources than the bloated counterparts of Gnome (Gnome Midnight
Commander) or KDE.
Cristian Burneci
has never been
officially imposed . most of the listmembers respected it in the past, like it
had been there)
Cristian Burneci
the equivalent of a crime ... even supposing that many of
the people on this list do not use Win9x on a regular basis.
Cristian Burneci
e difficult to use than Setedit. Still Setedit can be used to accomplish
the majority of the tasks Emacs does. (The Emacs rpms take 15 megs of the Red
Hat CD, so I don't think that 1.3 megs show that Setedit was bloated, after
all :-))
Cristian Burneci
--
Cristian Burneci
DHP Techn
a try under Linux: If you
want the mouse available in the console, compile the editor from sources. The
precompiled statically linked binary available uses an older version of libgpm
which is not compatible whith the more recent versions of gpm.
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