ber having lots of strange behavior (particularly, NO file
dialogues whatsoever) when upgrading in the 1.0.x's. My solution was to
start with a clean profile, and then import my preferences
one-at-a-time; for whatever reason, my something in my preferences was
messing everything up
To have stuff automatically added to the start menu, open the start
menu, choose Settings, then choose Menu Updating Tool. You can probably
figure it out from there.
Out of curiosity, what kind of file would one put where to make it
automatically added to the menu without this tool? This has al
It's not essential. You could try Mozilla Thunderbird. It's built in
junk mail filtering works quite well.
Aside from the mail reader being a matter of preference, your solution
isn't always applicable. Personally, I check my mail from at least 4
different mail clients, which aren't all even T
Andrew Benton wrote:
randhir phagura wrote:
How does one convert music to mp3 in blfs?
Use cdparanoia and lame. Read their man pages for more details. A script
like this does the job for me.
There's also a nice perl program that runs in the console called "rip"
-- http://www.freshmeat.ne
Simon Scheiwiller wrote:
Ian Armstrong wrote:
Hi,
I am working on 'blfs' at the moment, and have a question about the
'extra-prompt.sh' script.
If I include the 'extra-prompt.sh' script, I get two prompts, one
after the other. I must assume, therefore, that the 'extra-prompt.sh'
script is
Jeremy Herbison wrote:
I'm trying to install GraphViz for use with Doxygen... I have the JDK
installed in /usr/jdk. Java is confirmed to be working fine, paths are
all correct etc.
Running ./configure --prefix=/usr gives the following:
checking for java... java
checking jni.h usability... no
> Going so far as to filling in the empty
JAVA_INCLUDES line in the configure file doesn't even work. I absolutely
cannot get this darn thing to go!
Sounds like you should delete the "config.cache" file; the configure
script is not actually recalculating this dependency, just recalling
what i
Pass it through sed?
$ for ... do cat `sed -e 's/ *#.*$//' >> largefile ; done
Alternatively, you could do this without 'for':
$ cat `cat filelist.txt | sed -e 's/ *#.*//'`
You can throw in any other separators into the sed statement, as well.
-Doug
benjamin stathos wrote:
It seems I spoke
Archaic wrote:
On Tue, Sep 20, 2005 at 10:34:48PM -0400, Doug Reich wrote:
Since we're already off topic...
No, it won't kill the public_html dir. I happen to have an account on a
system in which the home directory has 0700 permissions, but so long as
the public_html directo
writability is needed. Perhaps there is a public_html dir. 0700 on
/home/username would kill it.
Since we're already off topic...
No, it won't kill the public_html dir. I happen to have an account on a
system in which the home directory has 0700 permissions, but so long as
the public_html di
Dan Nicholson wrote:
On 9/6/05, Randy McMurchy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It is my understanding that if you use a .mozconfig file, then you
must build Mozilla using the client.mk system (this might be wrong
syntax, but essentially it is the Moz method that reads the
.mozconfig file, then runs
It is my understanding that if you use a .mozconfig file, then you
must build Mozilla using the client.mk system (this might be wrong
OK, I'll give that a try. However, I am confident that my method works,
for two reasons:
1) When I run ./configure, I am presented with a list of options pulle
Randy McMurchy wrote:
Doug Reich wrote these words on 09/06/05 11:08 CST:
That wasn't the feature I was looking for -- I can't install any
extensions for any user, including when running Thunderbird as root.
I wish I could help. The feature works for me. How do you install
T
I just installed Thunderbird 1.0.6, and when I go to the extension
manager, click "install", locate the extension and click "open", nothing
happens; it returns me directly to the extension manager. This happens
both as root and as a regular user. Extensions that were already
installed from a di
this kind of
thing another resource when you are having problems with your programs.
-Doug Reich
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