Hi Paul,
you were spot on, there was a huge record (>3000bytes) in the file. Appears
the file was copied from another server and was corrupted even though they had
the same filesize. After removing the huge record, it was sorted ok. Also
recopied original file, did a chsum first to makesure
Mart Somermaa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> As I already explained, the current implementation behaves correctly
> with *both* SI and powers-of-1024 input, so there is no need for two
> option letters.
We need to think of the future, not just for today's implementation.
I expect future users to c
Arthur M Thomas III wrote:
> Started using Ubuntu only last week end, was looking at screen savers.
> Selected Colorfire, the example did not function and the computer
> crashed. Colorfire is now my saver, can not change, when I go to Screen
> Savers, System Preferences the I crash. Please advis
Started using Ubuntu only last week end, was looking at screen savers.
Selected Colorfire, the example did not function and the computer
crashed. Colorfire is now my saver, can not change, when I go to Screen
Savers, System Preferences the I crash. Please advise-
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Paul Eggert wrote:
> Mart Somermaa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>
>> Why not use an upper-case letter? We have plenty of those left.
>>
>
> There are a lot of different ways to sort, and we'll burn through
> the letters fairly quickly.
Out of the 52 (2x26 for lower- and uppercase English
