Alexander E. Patrakov wrote:
Alternatively, you may want to use the stock Adobe PostScript driver
(although I don't know any reason for such preference). In such case,
you will need only the ppd file from CUPS and the following "adobe.inf"
file:
(oops, incomplete copy-paste)
See the correct
Archaic wrote:
While in a discussion with a friend, I found that I was not aware of
some of the particulars involved in a certain setup. The following
questions assume a non-postscript printer on a linux box shared via
samba.
When a print job comes in over smb from a windows client, and that
cli
While in a discussion with a friend, I found that I was not aware of
some of the particulars involved in a certain setup. The following
questions assume a non-postscript printer on a linux box shared via
samba.
When a print job comes in over smb from a windows client, and that
client has the corre
On 9/29/05, Declan Moriarty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you are on any recent LFS, /etc/sysconfig/modules?
That's the best way for the modules. And as far as the sound restore,
in the ALSA chapters there's a script that will restore the volumes
that were set before reboot. "alsactl store" wil
--- José Carlos Carrión Plaza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ¿Anyone likes the venerable Motif?
>
> It's clean, simple, robust, pretty (for me, of course), and at last,
> it's free (http:// www.openmotif.org).
Are you sure about that URL? I looked and could not find it. Isn't this the
same thing:
Recently, Somebody Somewhere wrote these words
>
>I'm just begging to work with BLFS. Are the dependencies listed for
>a package compile time or run time? I've been assuming that they
>are compile time but just want to be sure. If my assumption is
>true, I assume that in order to t
whoops, I meant Alan Lord's response was word for word what I would
have said. Sorry for the accidental top response.
-Doug
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This is almost word for ward what I was going to write. I started
using blackbox back in 98 I think it was, and back then on my much
slower computer it was awesome, the extremely slim design made it run
so much faster than anything else I could use. But to get things like
working battery monitors
Jeff Cousino wrote:
I'm just begging to work with BLFS. Are the dependencies listed for a
package compile time or run time? I've been assuming that they are
compile time but just want to be sure.
Yes, you are right. Runtime dependencies (if any) are usually mentioned
in the Configuration sect
I'm just begging to work with BLFS. Are the dependencies listed for a
package compile time or run time? I've been assuming that they are
compile time but just want to be sure. If my assumption is true, I
assume that in order to take advantage of the optional dependencies the
package will need to be
randhir phagura wrote:
This is someting for the experts to see and conclude the cause:
I kind of doubt any of the experts are going to launch into a GNOME 1
build right now, so maybe you could become the expert.
I re-installed 'libxml-1.8.17' in '/usr', thinking that earlier
installation ma
> Dennis J Perkins wrote:
>> I'm trying to compile cairo-1.0.0 and I get the following error. I
>> don't see what is causing the error.
>>
>> make[3]: *** [libpixman_mmx_la-fbmmx.lo] Error 1
>> make[3]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/misc/cairo-1.0.0/pixman/src'
>>
>>
>
> Can you tell me what that no
I'll try ldconfig.
There is a libpixman directory in cairo, so it looks like it is part of
cairo. BLFS doesn't say that cairo depends on libpixman, but now that you
mention it, I vaguely remember that libpixman was an independent package.
I'll try to post more data this evening. I didn't see an
Randy McMurchy wrote:
The first step in getting something included into BLFS would be to
create a hint for the package(s). If there is community interest and
an editor is willing to accept responsibility and future maintenance
of the package(s), there is a good chance it would get added.
But it
On Wed, 2005-09-28 at 09:48 -0400, Tushar Teredesai wrote:
> On 9/28/05, Simon Geard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Doesn't matter. If a malicious package can already install to
> > directories in $PATH, it can replace or override an existing program
> > already being run by the scripts you're tryi
Hi,
I used to use Fluxbox and liked it very much.
However after playing with the LiveCD, I discovered XFCE and this is now
my prefered wm, simply for look and feel really. It comes with a
filemanager (if you want to install it...) but it isn't that great
(read: intuative as I can't work out how
Recently, Somebody Somewhere wrote these words
> Hi folks,
>
> I need to evoke following commands at boot;
> modprobe snd-pcm-oss
> modprobe snd-pcm-oss
> amixer set Master 80% unmute
> amixer set CD 80% unmute
> amixer set PCM 80% unmute
> amixer set Line 80% unmute
>
> I could not find rc.local
Recently, Somebody Somewhere wrote these words
> I'm trying to compile cairo-1.0.0 and I get the following error. I
> don't see what is causing the error.
>
> make[3]: *** [libpixman_mmx_la-fbmmx.lo] Error 1
> make[3]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/misc/cairo-1.0.0/pixman/src'
>
Error 1 is file no
I've installed mysql following the blfs instructions
on a couple different machines. I've noticed that
frequently when I restart the mysql daemon, the
permissions on /var/run/mysql are changed to 770,
meaning clients cannot connect until I do chmod 775
/var/run/mysql. Can anyone give me a clue a
Richard A Downing escribió:
I use OpenBox3, possibly the most minimalist WM that uses XML for it's
configuration files. Then I add PyPanel for the 'where the hell is that
app I started a few hours ago?' feeling. I use mrxvt instead of xterm
for the tabbed virtual screens.
I like OpenBox3's me
I use OpenBox3, possibly the most minimalist WM that uses XML for it's
configuration files. Then I add PyPanel for the 'where the hell is that
app I started a few hours ago?' feeling. I use mrxvt instead of xterm
for the tabbed virtual screens.
I like OpenBox3's menus, although you need a good X
Hi,
This is someting for the experts to see and conclude the cause:
When I was trying to install 'gnome-print-0.37', 'libxml-1.8.17' had already
been installed in prefix '/usr'. But I got the following error:
Unknown library `xml'
checking for libxml (gnome-xml) version >= 1.8.8... Unknown li
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