Hola,
Me pregunto si perl y gtk son compatibles. Esto es, si applicaicones en perl
pueden llegar a tener interfazes gtk
Si es posible, hay documento sobre esto? donde?
Gracias,
Phillip Neumann
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hey !!
Si te sirve de algo, en http://LuCAS.ctv.es hay manuales y documentos
en castellano, donde te explican un monton de cosas. (Ademas tambien hay
un apartado para los howto's en castellano, etc...).
Bye!! y saludos !!
Toni.
Hola Antonio:
On Wed, Nov 04, 1998 at 10:25:52PM +0100, Antonio Jesús Oliva González wrote:
El día 04 de noviembre de 1998, Roberto Ruiz (rru) escribió:
rru
rru Bueno, solo tienes que darle insmod ip_masq_ftp y listo, el ftp debe
rru de funcionar.
Debe ser otro problema, por que estos
On Thu, Nov 05, 1998 at 06:37:49PM -0300, Phillip Neumann wrote:
Me pregunto si perl y gtk son compatibles. Esto es, si applicaicones en perl
pueden llegar a tener interfazes gtk
Si.
debian/dists/slink/main/binary-i386/interpreters/libgtk-perl_0.3-3.deb
Baja el paquete. Alli debe decir
Hello Guys!
I have problems compiling the kernel.
Using normal make config I configured the kernel
and it came to be around 970K. As far I understood,
LILO (not only) requires kernels 500K.
So, I read about big images, and made one with make
bzImage. however, it was of no lesser size.
I must
I've never seen this before, and now i've seen it twice in one day, on
two different hamm systems:
eyryttyp4:mmxxgdb /usr/src/lyx0_12/src/lyx.12
/dev/ttyp7: Permission denied
this time, it let me launch again successfully. previously, i had to
putz around a bit. I'm also getting really
It's that time again!
The APT team would like to announce the latest release of the
next-generation Debian package manager frontend, APT 0.1.9! The
binary i386 package and source have been uploaded to the master
Debian archive and should be installed into it soon.
We've skipped 0.1.8 because a
Richard E. Hawkins Esq. said
chuck asked,
Me too! I'm usually a very cautious person...How do we *know* that this
has even originated from MicroSoft? So there is the issue of whether or
not it's from MS, and if it is it it truly confidential?
Is the Wall Street Journal a good enough
Hi,
Many packages I install lately give errors about /usr/sbin/install-info.
Apparantly this file belongs to dpkg, so I try to reinstall dpkg, and get the
same sort of thing. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Timothy
SNIP
Preparing to replace dpkg 1.4.0.31 (using dpkg_1.4.0.31.deb) ...
Bareword found
OK, I must have done something stupid to screw up my system, but ever
since I rebooted, I can no longer use biff, write, and other tty-based
utilities under X. Here's what happens:
chinook:~ tty
/dev/ttyp7
chinook:~ write maxk /dev/ttyp7
write: maxk is not logged in on ttyp7.
chinook:~ w
Conrado Badenas [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Kirston Akos wrote:
You have to compile the kernel with /dev/audio enabled.
Or you have to chmod your device.
The devices /dev/mixer and /dev/mixer1 are both owned by root.audio and
I belong to group audio (I belong to groups users, audio, disk,
If anyone here has successfully been able to use a Turtle Beach
Multisound Fiji (or Pinnacle), I would like to talk to you. I've been
struggling with this card for quite some time now with absolutely no
success (except for the uncanny ability to completely crash the
system).
Max
--
Some wounds
On Thu, Nov 05, 1998 at 09:28:45AM -0200, Vera Lucia Mazzocchi wrote:
Hi,
I was thinking if this document wasn't released purposely, that
is, let them know only what we want they know and let's see what they
think about. Seems to me that M$ might be playing with us, releasing
such
On Thu, Nov 05, 1998 at 05:02:43PM +, Thomas Lakofski wrote:
On Thu, 5 Nov 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Me too! I'm usually a very cautious person...How do we *know* that this
has even originated from MicroSoft? So there is the issue of whether or
not it's from MS, and if it is it
On 6 Nov 1998, Martin Bialasinski wrote:
:
: A == AJT60 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
:
: A On Thu, 5 Nov 1998, Martin Bialasinski wrote:
:
: M$ had confirmed, that this document is a M$ memo. See slashdot for
: the pointer.
:
: A Also, it's unlikely that this was deliberatly leaked
On Fri, Nov 06, 1998 at 12:25:27PM +1300, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, it's unlikely that this was deliberatly leaked by microsoft
(IMHO), because it's not exactly good publicity for them. Far more PR
damage is possible because of (admittedly somewhat backhanded) admissions
of how well
Apparently, this problem with tty's not being assigned under X
disappears if I do startx as root. So, is something somewhere not
getting the permission to assign the tty?
Max
--
Some wounds may never heal
(The ways of grace are narrow)
Some secrets can't be sealed
(The battle rages on)
Hi,
when I try to apt-get update from a Bo machine I get
ERROR ftp://sylvester/pub/cdrom/debian/hamm/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz
Need package libmd5-perl
Does this mean the apt-get script can't find the libmd5-perl pkg on
sylvester (the ftp server)?? I have the /etc/apt/sources.list point
On Wed, 4 Nov 1998, Lance Hoffmeyer wrote:
In my attempt to isolate why I can't print I came across a potential
problem. When I installed Linux I had a parallel
port Zip Drive attached to my printer port. If I type 'mount /dev/sda
Zip' I am able to mount the zip drive. Since
my printer
As I said, no problems with stability here. And what are these
feeatures unique to licq?
with licq you can:
* spoof uin's so you can pretend to send messages as anyone :-)
* authorize users (this is a biggie the gtkicq falls down on)
* not crash on a fairly regular basis.
the only thing that
After upgrading to Debian 2.0 I could use dosemu for the first time in a
meaningful way. One of my dos programs (Wordperfect Presentations 2.0)
would not work properly when I run dosemu from X so I always used it on a
tty-screen.
In the mean time my computer was upgraded from a 486 DX 40 system
NEN == Nathan E Norman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
NEN Never assume that people, especially management, are rational.
Well, I am studying economics. I hope me and others can turn this
around sometime in the future :-)
This semester, I have lectures in decision theory. On base of rational
On 5 Nov 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ben Collins writes:
Does this still protect against the popular nuclear bomb DoS attack?
Yes. The level of service does not change at all when the site is nuked.
--
Unless the lights were mercury vapor lights, in which case there might be
some
On Thu, 5 Nov 1998, Sasha Gutfraind wrote:
Hello Guys!
I have problems compiling the kernel.
Using normal make config I configured the kernel
and it came to be around 970K. As far I understood,
LILO (not only) requires kernels 500K.
So, I read about big images, and made one with make
On Thu, 5 Nov 1998, Andrew Philip Bell wrote:
Most debian X packages depend upon the xbase and xlib6 package. However,
I am using Accelerated-X and I should have all of the libraries and binaries
that are necessary for all of these X packages.
How do I effectively tell dpkg that I have
On Thu, 5 Nov 1998, Markus M. Schneider wrote:
Jean Pierre LeJacq wrote:
I recently upgraded as well but now communicator fails with a bus
error. I've also upgraded to the latest libc and X packages in
unstable.
Has anyone else seen this problem?
I've not upgraded the X
Assuming I'm using the right terminology, I can't seem to
find a command shell (like csh or xterm or whatever) that
gives me a little scroll bar on the side so I can use the
mouse to scroll back and see what happened before. Are
there any like this?
Thanks,
Kevin
The following message is a courtesy copy of an article
that has been posted to comp.os.linux.advocacy,comp.os.ms-windows.advocacy as
well.
F == F Potorti Francesco writes:
Martin == [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Martin Bialasinski) writes:
Martin M$ had confirmed, that this document is a M$ memo.
At the moment I'm using Window Maker as my window manager
but I'm having trouble figuring out how to make it do some
of the things I'd like it to do. For instance, I'd like
to set program specific window looks. Like have all
xterm windows come up with white writing on a black background
and all
Should I be able to upgrade a hamm instalation to packages from
slink??
After trying that trick I had to recover my system by copying shared
libs off of a backup. Is there a way to bring the dselect database
back into correspondance with the files on the system??
-davec
Hello,
Zack Brown wrote:
...
2) no node is more or less vital to the system than any other (!)
3) nodes can connect and disconnect at will [...]
How will it deal with a net.split?
4) nodes can locally select to include or exclude jobs (via config file)
initiated by particular users. PGP
Hello,
rick wrote:
chuck asked,
Me too! I'm usually a very cautious person...How do we *know* that this
...
There's enough in there contrary to the ms party line that it's quite
clear that it's confidential.
Just because it's confidential doesn't mean it wasn't leaked
intentionally...
Hello,
George Bonser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 5 Nov 1998, Jiri Baum wrote:
... [extra level of indenting still Jiri]
While this appears at first sight to be a classic play out of the
Microsoft handbook, there is a subtle but very important
distinction. By releasing the source
Eric S. Raymond has made another memo from Vinod Valloppillil public.
http://www.opensource.org/halloween2.html
I do not thionk it's as interesting as the first, but it mentions
Debian (and RedHat)
[About RedHat]
[...]
One of the larger grants however has been the now
I am using Debian2.0 and the default window manager that comes up is
fvwm. I would like to change this permanently to olvwm. Which file
should I edit ?
/home/userid/.xsession
the last line should say
olvm
remember to make it executably.
Also, how I can I change my shell permanently from
Hello everyone.
I've been trying to recompile my kernel for sound (SB32PNP) but have been
getting errors. The very end of the compile message reads:
make[2]: as86: Command not found
make[2]: *** [bbootsect.o] Error 127
make[2]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/kernel-source-2.0.34/arch/i386/boot'
Kevin Grant hat gesagt: // Kevin Grant wrote:
Assuming I'm using the right terminology, I can't seem to
find a command shell (like csh or xterm or whatever) that
gives me a little scroll bar on the side so I can use the
mouse to scroll back and see what happened before. Are
there any like
Does anyone know if a PCMCIA ethernet card with the following wonderful
description will work with a Hamm/Slink system?
Credit-card size, PCMCIA Type II form factor
Complies to PC Card 1995 CardBus standards
--
Steve C. Lamb | I'm your
Hello again.
I'm dual booting Debian and Win98 and using Netscape in both. What I'd like
to do is have the same bookmarks available in both. I thought the best way
to achieve this would be to make a symlink from the mounted win directory to
my netscape directory. After doing this, if I open
Kevin Grant hat gesagt: // Kevin Grant wrote:
At the moment I'm using Window Maker as my window manager
but I'm having trouble figuring out how to make it do some
of the things I'd like it to do. For instance, I'd like
to set program specific window looks. Like have all
xterm windows come
I have installed the xntp package, and managed to configure it to connect to
a time server all right. It seems that the deamon only works on boot up in
the default configuration, for my log file shows no activity ever since. The
documentation is very thorough, but also very general.
I was hoping
In addition, Shift+PageUp/Shift+PageDown will scroll in xterm,
rxvt, and the console.
miket
On Fri, Nov 06, 1998 at 09:34:45AM +0100, Frank Barknecht wrote:
Kevin Grant hat gesagt: // Kevin Grant wrote:
Assuming I'm using the right terminology, I can't seem to
find a command shell (like
On: Thu, 5 Nov 1998 10:34:04 -0500 Adam Lazur writes:
Whenever I run apt-get update with slink stuff in my sources.list
I end up getting like 20 errors similar to:
Get ftp://ftp.debian.org slink/main makedev [16.1k]
Error ftp://ftp.debian.org slink/main makedev
550
Kevin Grant wrote:
At the moment I'm using Window Maker as my window manager
but I'm having trouble figuring out how to make it do some
of the things I'd like it to do. For instance, I'd like
to set program specific window looks. Like have all
xterm windows come up with white writing on a
Is there any decent scheduling/contact/to-do type software akin to
Sidekick for the console that has been Debianized, or not?
--
Steve C. Lamb | Opinions expressed by me are not my
http://www.calweb.com/~morpheus| employer's. They hired me for my
i currently have this mail setup on my system:
i download all my mail from my ISP with fetchmail, and it gets delivered
locally by qmail. all outbound mail that isnt local, collects in a maildir
and gets sent when next i go online.
can i do the same stuff in a similar manner with exim? i know
On Fri, 6 Nov 1998, Cristov Russell wrote:
make[2]: as86: Command not found
as86 is in the bin86 package. Just install it.
Quoting Leon Breedt ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
On Wed, Nov 04 1998, David Wright spake thus:
Takes up 1.6MB though :(
try 'strip' on the executable, or turning off the '-g' option
to your compiler in the Makefile. my mutt executable is only
+/-400KB.
Thanks. I'll do that to procmail too!
(I
I tried dosemu as I have a dos-program I need to run
at work. But I can't get access to drives using lredir.
I have tried lredir D: linux/fs/d
Where /d is the mountpoint for a mounted partition with
some files I need.
lredir always fail with an error code. I downloaded
dosemu from slink, it
On Fri, 6 Nov 1998, Helge Hafting wrote:
I tried dosemu as I have a dos-program I need to run
at work. But I can't get access to drives using lredir.
I have tried lredir D: linux/fs/d
Where /d is the mountpoint for a mounted partition with
some files I need.
lredir always fail with an
On Fri, 6 Nov 1998, Erik van der Meulen wrote:
I have installed the xntp package, and managed to configure it to connect to
a time server all right. It seems that the deamon only works on boot up in
the default configuration, for my log file shows no activity ever since. The
documentation is
Reply-To:
Hello,
I have an offer to buy no-name Ethernet PCI 10T/100T cards with RealTek chip. I
didn't found it in hardware compatibilty Linux list. Is this card good for
Linux? Some comments, please.
Thanks,
--
| Dan N.
Hi All,
I am currently trying to install Debian on a second computer which will be
connected via a 10Mb ethernet connection to my main Debian computer (excuse
me using Windows at the moment tho' :) )
There is a NE2000 ethernet board installed which is cabled to a Soho Basic
Hub205 hub.
When
On Wed, Nov 04, 1998 at 12:09:54PM +0100, Roberto Ripio wrote:
El Wed, 04 Nov 1998, Chad A. Adlawan escribió:
http://www.opensource.org/halloween.html
Very interesting. I can't believe they describe Gimp 1.0 as Paintbrush.
At least they weren't stupid enough to say nasty things about
This is my first post to this list.
I have been running Debian(currently Hamm)/ Win 95/98 for over 12
months, and gradually increasing the functionality of debian and using
windows only when I have to.
My email is working fine except when I try to send messages to other
users on my local ISP.
On Fri, Nov 06, 1998 at 11:14:47AM +, Jiri Baum wrote:
Just because it's confidential doesn't mean it wasn't leaked
intentionally... Say with a view of getting some feedback on their
analysis from us. Perhaps unlikely, but possible.
Indeed. The memo mentions that they have list archives
This simply means that you are (temporary or permanently) unable to load
that module into the kernel, that doesn't has necessaryly something to do
with the device itself.
Make that you have done the following:
make bzImage (or whatever to make the kernel)
make modules
make modules_install
On Fri, Nov 06, 1998 at 12:34:23AM -0800, Steve Lamb wrote:
Does anyone know if a PCMCIA ethernet card with the following wonderful
description will work with a Hamm/Slink system?
Credit-card size, PCMCIA Type II form factor
Complies to PC Card 1995 CardBus
Hi,
While all this cloak and dagger stuff makes for good entertainment, I believe
the following link sums up my feeling on this a lot better then I could.
http://www.pbs.org/cringely/pulpit/pulpit19981105.html
Got that from http://slashdot.org
John.
George Bonser wrote:
He also compares Debian to Slackware as having to roll your own stuff.
As if Debian does not have a package manager. It looks like the Microsoft
people think that rpm is the only Linux package manager.
Well, not to rock the boat, but I see more .rpm's that I do .deb's
on
Hi,
Im just setting up debian system on a new PentiumII. Got no Debian CD. I
want to install the basesystem with NFS, can anybody recommend me a NFS
server preferably in Germany/Northern Europe?
Ciao,
Christian.
I know someone posted about this earlier, but I've 'lost' the email.
Could someone please tell me how to change the behavior of my backspace
key (on AT keyboard) to be backspace (as in move cursor to left deleting)
for all my X apps. I seem to remember it was something in Xmodmap, and
unusually
On Fri, Nov 06, 1998 at 01:40:47AM -0800, Mike Touloumtzis wrote:
In addition, Shift+PageUp/Shift+PageDown will scroll in xterm,
rxvt, and the console.
... and program screen (it works on console and on xterm).
Mirek
I installed the dpkg-multicd package, but I don't see how to use it to
install from multiple cd's. I have the cheap bytes cd set with main,
contrib, and non-free on separate disks. Is dpkg-multicd supposed to
let me flip disks as required, or does it assume that I have 3 cdrom
drives? In the
On Thu, Nov 05, 1998 at 08:12:25PM +, Pere Camps wrote:
Does anybody know what to put and where to put in order to have
some decent samba logs?
I've got the following but nothing nice comes out (ie: no smb log
files and an nmb log file which is pretty useless.
; smb.conf
Well, not to rock the boat, but I see more .rpm's that I do .deb's
on the net. I mean, yeah, you can go to www.debian.org to get a
whole boatload of packages, but that's about as far as you go.
I think a lot of rpm's you see out there suck. One of the reasons I dig
Debian so much is the .deb
On Fri, 6 Nov 1998, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
On Fri, Nov 06, 1998 at 12:34:23AM -0800, Steve Lamb wrote:
Does anyone know if a PCMCIA ethernet card with the following wonderful
description will work with a Hamm/Slink system?
Credit-card size, PCMCIA Type II form factor
Vincent Murphy wrote:
It does annoy me also when you can't get the latest whizz bang version of
e.g. Eterm, but at the same time it's a great incentive for us to get up off
our butts and start maintaining them ourselves.
True. I keep saying that I want to do something like that, but I never
On Fri, Nov 06, 1998 at 09:40:24AM -0500, Chris Fury wrote:
So, um, what would you people like to see packaged? :)
See http://www.debian.org/~johnie/ .
And I'm sure we'd be grateful if someone were to go over the list of ancient
bugs to see if they're still present.
Ray
--
J.H.M. Dassen
Dan Pomohaci wrote:
I have an offer to buy no-name Ethernet PCI 10T/100T cards with RealTek chip.
I
didn't found it in hardware compatibilty Linux list. Is this card good for
Linux? Some comments, please.
i'm assuming it's the RealTek 8029 .. i have one and it works great with
linux..
just
Vincent Murphy wrote:
Well, not to rock the boat, but I see more .rpm's that I do .deb's
on the net. I mean, yeah, you can go to www.debian.org to get a
whole boatload of packages, but that's about as far as you go.
I think a lot of rpm's you see out there suck. One of the reasons I
Greg Vence wrote:
Vincent Murphy wrote:
Well, not to rock the boat, but I see more .rpm's that I do .deb's
on the net. I mean, yeah, you can go to www.debian.org to get a
whole boatload of packages, but that's about as far as you go.
I think a lot of rpm's you see out there
My kit is K6-166MMX, 2.1GB IDE drive, 64MB RAM and LAN connection to the
Net.
The first Linux I ever installed was 1.2! I have recently installed
Debien 2.0 from the bin distibution sold by CheapBytes. I had a problem
during install..
After the packages had been installed and during the
Mirek,
max log size = 0
I don't have this line
I just took it out.
/usr/sbin/smbd -a
^^^ Try remove -a parameter
Same stuff. Nothing happened. Can you tell me what permissions do
you have for your /var/log dir and for the
Kevin Grant hat gesagt: // Kevin Grant wrote:
Assuming I'm using the right terminology, I can't seem to
find a command shell (like csh or xterm or whatever) that
gives me a little scroll bar on the side so I can use the
mouse to scroll back and see what happened before. Are
there
El Fri, 06 Nov 1998, ivan escribió:
When trying to install the ne (NE-2000 Ethernet Controllers) module using
the setup programme I am told that /lib/modules/2.0.34/net/ne.o:
init_module: Device or resource busy new line Installation failed.
¿Have you checked the interrupt settings in your card?
Hi all:
My hdd is partitioned:
hda1 [boot] NT DOS
hda2 [boot] Linux
hda3
hda4
I tried the various lilo.conf settings suggested to dual boot and system
booted straight to Linux every time. Acting upon a recent submission, I
reinstalled NT (without reformat or repartition). Now system boots
On Fri, Nov 06, 1998 at 03:31:45PM +, Pere Camps wrote:
Same stuff. Nothing happened. Can you tell me what permissions do
you have for your /var/log dir and for the smb.log and nmdb log files (and
ownership too).
drwxrwsr-x 12 root adm 5120 Nov 6 09:37 /var/log
On Fri, 6 Nov 1998, Greg Vence wrote:
Vincent Murphy wrote:
Well, not to rock the boat, but I see more .rpm's that I do .deb's
on the net. I mean, yeah, you can go to www.debian.org to get a
whole boatload of packages, but that's about as far as you go.
I think a lot of rpm's you see
Has anyone packaged a more recent kernel than 2.0.35 ?
Cheers,
--
Martin Oldfield.
Note: copied to both Helge and the mailing list.
In linux.debian.user, helge.hafting wrote:
lredir always fail with an error code.
Are you using Novell DOS or DR-DOS? At this time, lredir doesn't work
with those DOS flavors. I ended up deciding to boot off an hdimage
file and mount my real
On Fri, Nov 06, 1998 at 03:59:45PM +, Martin Oldfield wrote:
Has anyone packaged a more recent kernel than 2.0.35 ?
No. There are no newer stable kernels than 2.0.35 at the moment (although
the prepatches for 2.0.36 seem to be stabilising now); if you want to have
packages for newer kernels
I had a similar problem. NT bootloader likes to control the system and load
bootsectors from a file. You should be able to solve it with the following.
Boot into Linux (use a rescue disk if your machine does not boot
into Linux)
Install Lilo on the LINUX PARTITION
use dd to copy the boot
After recompiling my kernel I'm noticing some error messages during the boot
concerning memory. Hoping that someone here could help me, I dumped the
kern.log to the attached log.txt.file. If I should send something else
please let me know.
I also get an error about LD 4 which I believe is the
Does anyone know how I can make netscape 3 refuse all cookies without
prompting me: there no good to me, and slightly sinister, but some sights
try to set so many, its a nuisance to refuse them all by hand.
Cheers
Rich
On Fri, Nov 06, 1998 at 05:07:52PM +, Richard Harran. wrote:
Does anyone know how I can make netscape 3 refuse all cookies without
prompting me: there no good to me, and slightly sinister, but some sights
try to set so many, its a nuisance to refuse them all by hand.
I don't know if it can
Hi,
after installing the new slink netscape binaries I get this error
messages when starting the program:
ERROR: /usr/lib/netscape/45/communicator/plugins/libnullplugin.so: undefined
symbol: FE_GetToplevelWidget
Cant load plugin /usr/lib/netscape/45/communicator/plugins/libnullplugin.so.
Richard Harran. [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does anyone know how I can make netscape 3 refuse all cookies without
prompting me: there no good to me, and slightly sinister, but some sights
try to set so many, its a nuisance to refuse them all by hand.
Sure - leave them enabled in your
J.H.M. Dassen \(Ray\) [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't know if it can be done with netscape 3; in case it can't, you could
work around it by installing junkbuster on your box and using that as a
web proxy.
You don't have to do that if you make the cookie database (cookies.txt in
~/.netscape
On Fri, Nov 06, 1998 at 07:47:06PM +0200, Tommi Kaariainen wrote:
J.H.M. Dassen \(Ray\) [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[junkbuster]
You don't have to do that if you make the cookie database (cookies.txt in
~/.netscape directory if I remember correctly) a symbolic link to /dev/null
Aren't cookies
Mirek,
I use separate logfiles for client computers:
log file = /var/log/smb.%m.log
They are created automaticaly by smbd. I don't suppose that problem is in
file permissions because smbd runs as root.
It worked! It was a simple problem. I didn't have the 'log file'
in the
I am trying to install Debian on a machine that had NT on it. I made a
rescue disk (resc1440.bin), but when I boot with it, I get errors related
to the SCSI controller. The machine loops indefinitely with this message:
(scsi:-1:-1:-1) Bad scbptr 16 during SELTO
(scsi:-1:-1:-1) Referenced SCB
Does anybody knows why xboard does not work properly with kde?
I mean, the menu bar does not react to the mouse clicks.
trhanks for any suggestiom.
ric
___
Riccardo Tommasini
University of Berne - Institute of Applied Physics -
Carl Fink said
Note: copied to both Helge and the mailing list.
In linux.debian.user, helge.hafting wrote:
lredir always fail with an error code.
Are you using Novell DOS or DR-DOS? At this time, lredir doesn't work
with those DOS flavors. I ended up deciding to boot off an hdimage
Hi,
I'd like to set the full name of a mailing list created
with SmartList. I can do it by defining a user in the passwd
file and setting its gecos field, but I don't like this
solution. Could somebody direct me how else can I do this?
Thanks for your help,
What I want to do is very simple. Yet i can't find a solution to the
problem. Here is the situation. (I am asking for someone else i may not
have all the correct informatiofn)
partion my drive with the following
hda1win98 4gig
hda2/ 100megs
hda2swap 64mgegs
hda3/usr
I just did another dist-upgrade toward the slink distyribution and now
netscape crashes before it even starts with this message.
communicator-smotif.real: locale `C' not supported.
Perhaps the $XNLSPATH environment variable is not set correctly
[... and after it loads for a few
You (Richard Hall) wrote:
I'm having the same problem ever since I upgraded to glibc6. I haven't
figured it out either, just wanted to let you know that you aren't alone.
It turns out that xterm needs to be suid root. I figured this out
after I noticed that rxvt and xvt didn't have this
On 1998.11.05, Ed Cogburn wrote:
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: Craig R. Hodges wrote:
:
: I just apt-get dist-upgrade to the latest version of slink.
: When I attempt to run netscape-comm 4.5 I get the following error:
:
: netscape: locale `C' not supported.
:
: The problem is a broken X package(s). There is
Ok, I'm brand new to Linux, as well as Debian.
I've looked around and looked around and can't seem to find the answear.
I'm getting a new computer next month, and I want to use Debian on it,
but I am a little limited on funds. One of the things I will have,
however, is a CD-R drive. So what
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