Actually Debian could potentially use all the standard levels 0-6 for
itself, and we could define the not so standard levels 7-9 to be totally
for users purposes. That would give us much more space. We could then
even take one of the 0-6 and reserve it for future use by Debian. And
users would
Christian == Christian Schwarz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Christian If I remember right someone else posted a Perl example
Christian for right file locking--but I can't find it.
I did... it's at URL:http://inetarena.com/~karlheg/Public. I don't
know if it's _really_ the correct way
Christian == Christian Schwarz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Christian I just read the excellent article Consisten Keyboard
Christian Configuration by John F. Bunch in the Linux Journal,
Christian issue #38.
I read it too, and tried some of the configuration given there. I
found that
Christoph Lameter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
AFAIK
Herbert has fixed bugs in the past in 2.0.30 and the current debian version
is already heavily patched. Its not the question of asking him. He already
did it. The question is if all (dont take all to extremes...) bugs known
have found some
Hi,
Karl == Karl M Hegbloom [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Karl The newest XEmacs, 20.2 (compiled here w/o MULE), works fine for
Karl me, in that the backspace key deletes to the left, and delete
Karl sucks characters from the right, as you would expect after using
Karl a DOS/Windows PC. I used
Hi Guys.
I've been running Debian 1.2 for quite a while now and it's been solid as a
rock - the system is an isa486 dx4/100 with 32 meg ram. It's used as one
of my dialup servers for clients - most of which run ppp. It's got 16
serial ports - 1 8port PC Com 16550 card, a 4port 16550 card and a
On May 24, Alexander Koch wrote
2.0.30 has some problems, undoubtedly. I don't know if they're all fixed with
2.0.30-6 (it works perfectly fine here) but a usual 2.0.30 is poison...
Do you acively 'use' these features? Do you know the drawbacks and
implications?
Though I can understand
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Tom Lees [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
the other solution is to have a small utility that stores these values,
can change them and gives the values to the scripts.
The third solution, which I prefer is a utility which modifies the
variables within the
On 24 May 1997, Manoj Srivastava wrote:
Hi,
Karl == Karl M Hegbloom [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Karl The newest XEmacs, 20.2 (compiled here w/o MULE), works fine for
Karl me, in that the backspace key deletes to the left, and delete
Karl sucks characters from the right, as you would expect
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Manoj Srivastava [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
See, I think this is buggy. I have been using Emacs for nearly
a decade now, and nobody takes my C-H default away from me (in other
words, people have had exposure to applications like emacs on other
On Sat, 24 May 1997, Karl M. Hegbloom wrote:
Christian == Christian Schwarz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Christian If I remember right someone else posted a Perl example
Christian for right file locking--but I can't find it.
I did... it's at
Sorry for the late reply; I was on vacation for one week.
On Mon, 19 May 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Im sure there used to be a mysql package. the mysql db libs are in, and
xmysql front end is in the distro where the fundamental package? is it
being worked on? Im positive I installed
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Guy, thanks for the explanation. I hope I got it right now.
Below is the new version of this section (currently 3.2.10 in Policy
Manual 2.1.3.2). Note that I merged the old section with the new one, a
few things have been changed and other things have been
On Sun, 25 May 1997, Christian Schwarz wrote:
I fully agree to what Manoj said. Since the dotfile generator will
probably get widely used by other packages we should put this package on
our list of public virtual packages.
Since I maintain this list, I suggest the following addition to
On May 25, Craig Sanders wrote
On Sun, 25 May 1997, Christian Schwarz wrote:
I fully agree to what Manoj said. Since the dotfile generator will
probably get widely used by other packages we should put this package on
our list of public virtual packages.
Since I maintain this list,
On May 24, Christian Schwarz wrote
I just read the excellent article Consisten Keyboard Configuration by
John F. Bunch in the Linux Journal, issue #38.
One of the things I missed in that article was how to get the console and X
to use the same composite definitions.
On my system, I've made the
Alexander Koch said:
2.0.30 has some problems, undoubtedly. I don't know if they're all fixed with
2.0.30-6 (it works perfectly fine here) but a usual 2.0.30 is poison...
I've been following this discussion for a while now, and would like someone to
explain what's wrong with 2.0.30. I've been
On May 24, Tom Lees wrote
The third solution, which I prefer is a utility which modifies the
variables within the scripts - it's faster, it is more backwards
compatible with sysadmins from other Unices, and generally it's nicer
(less dependant on the cfgtool at boot-time).
And it changes
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Alexander Koch) wrote on 24.05.97 in [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Quoting Kai Henningsen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Oh, I give in. There really is no excuse.
There is.
No.
2.0.30 has some problems, undoubtedly. I don't know if they're all fixed
with 2.0.30-6 (it works perfectly fine
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Hi folks!
Brian suggested in Jan (in private mail to Warwick) that we should have an
ups-monitor virtual package. This name is already used by two packages,
genpower and upsd, so this is just for documentation.
Would someone mind if I add the following entry
On Sun, 25 May 1997, Igor Grobman wrote:
On May 25, Craig Sanders wrote
On Sun, 25 May 1997, Christian Schwarz wrote:
I fully agree to what Manoj said. Since the dotfile generator will
probably get widely used by other packages we should put this package on
our list of public
Alexander Koch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
2.0.30 has some problems, undoubtedly. I don't know if they're all fixed with
2.0.30-6 (it works perfectly fine here) but a usual 2.0.30 is poison...
Do you acively 'use' these features? Do you know the drawbacks and
implications?
I can tell you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kai Henningsen) wrote on 24.05.97 in [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hmm. Some thing that might help is a regular automatic comparision of
ftp.debian.org and master.debian.org. I'll think about that for a while
...
I just wrote something. First result: at this moment, master and ftp
On Sat, May 24 1997 20:51 +0200 Christian Schwarz writes:
snip
A agree 110%.
Hi folks!
I just read the excellent article Consisten Keyboard Configuration by
John F. Bunch in the Linux Journal, issue #38.
It would be nice if we could specify a keyboard configuration in the
Policy Manual.
On May 24, Vincent Renardias wrote
Until now, I've taken care of some known orphaned packages, but since our
(Philippe Troin I) last list of orphaned packages shows we have about
120 orphaned packages, extra volunteers are more than welcome. Just
contact me if you are interested.
Could
Hi folks!
Bug#10039 exposed a problem with the feature of man to index all the
'man' and 'MAN' subdirectory it finds in the HOME and current directory,
when it is invoked.
This feature is of incredibly annoyance because it leaves a file
index.bt in those subdirectories.
I think that many of you
On May 25, Christian Schwarz wrote
Whether it depends, recommends or suggests dotfile-module, dselect would
still
be satisfied when just one module is selected, so when new modules appear
they
won't be selected automatically. This is much easier to do than make a
depends
line
Scott Barker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Alexander Koch said:
2.0.30 has some problems, undoubtedly. I don't know if they're all fixed
with
2.0.30-6 (it works perfectly fine here) but a usual 2.0.30 is poison...
I've been following this discussion for a while now, and would like someone
Just add an option to man which turns it on. It can be off by default.
Guy
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Date: Fri, 23 May 1997 08:57:30 -0700
From: David Cary [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Boris D. Beletsky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Questions (Debian Install)
Thanks again for your work on
For example, on my keyboard I can use the up- and down-arrow keys to
scroll in less (on the console and in an Xterm), but the PgUp and PgDn
keys only work in the Xterm--not on the console.
Huh. I have the opposite problem: The end key doens't work in xterms!
xterms are in my experience
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Fabrizio Polacco [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bug#10039 exposed a problem with the feature of man to index all the
'man' and 'MAN' subdirectory it finds in the HOME and current directory,
when it is invoked.
I can see automatically supporting $HOME/man
Hm; I thought there was some way I could ask Linux where on my hard
drive the minicom program was; something like
ls -R minic* but that doesn't work What is the *nix way to
Find file with name:___ ? I know how to do this with the Mac OS and
several different Microsoft OSes, it's kinda
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