eric scroger wrote:
>
> Packy Anderson wrote:
>
> > Oliver Thuns writes:
> > > Or are there good alternatives to FP for my customers (I don't know FP
> > > and I don't need it).
> >
>
> ... much deleted
>
> >
> >
> > As for other products, I'm sure there are lots (at home, on my Mac, I
> > use
Packy Anderson wrote:
> Oliver Thuns writes:
> > Or are there good alternatives to FP for my customers (I don't know FP
> > and I don't need it).
>
... much deleted
>
>
> As for other products, I'm sure there are lots (at home, on my Mac, I
> use GoLive Cyberstudio because the Mac MS FP *sucks*)
Hi everyone, I have been trying to get a new system installed without
much luck.
I am bailing out of the installation before the standard package
selection part and then just running Access -> Update in dselect
before I quit dselect. Then I want to install all the .deb packages
by hand.
I check
On Tue, Dec 22, 1998 at 05:51:25PM -0500, Rick Knebel wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In my continuing struggle to get to know the debian distro i ran into another
> problem.
> I installed ham and anonymous ftp worked just fine.
>
> I then upgraded to slink and everytime I try to ftp into my home machine from
On 22-Dec-98 Wayne Cuddy wrote:
> Has anyone ported dpkg to different architectures? If so what is involved in
> doing so? If not... why?
dpkg runs on every hardware that debian suports -- alpha, arm, intel, powerpc,
sparc, m68k. I feel like I left one out. Large parts of dpkg use perl so
por
>
>I have seen a previous posting but no fix for Midnight Commander
>hanging.
>
I'd bet its trying to find your DNS. Been there, done that. If
you have a nameserver id'd in your /etc/resolv.conf if its not
really accessible when you launch MC it'll do that every time.
paul
>
>You could also make a new partition and mount it as /home, or /usr, or
>some such.
>
Glad to hear that suggestion as that is precisely what I would do!
Actually, I never put it all on one partition anyway. Old habits
are hard to break. I like to get /var and /home OFF the root if
possible, a
Hi,
In my continuing struggle to get to know the debian distro i ran into another
problem.
I installed ham and anonymous ftp worked just fine.
I then upgraded to slink and everytime I try to ftp into my home machine from
work i get connection refused.
I can telnet and pop into it without probl
I have seen a previous posting but no fix for Midnight Commander
hanging.
I haven't been able to see any correlation with running other programs
just before it starts hanging. I have to go to another VC and kill MC.
The only way I have found to clear the problem up is to reboot.
Is there a clea
Has anyone ported dpkg to different architectures? If so what is involved in
doing so? If not... why?
Hi,
I am trying to set up apsfilter with my Hp 870Cse and have not been succesful
with debian.
I have used freebsd with apsfilter without problems.
Here is a copy of my printcap.
My problem is that nothing will print but when i check the que it is empty.
My printer is /dev/lp1.
ascii|lp1|cdj5
AJ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok got wordperfect 8 installed.. gotta say i like heres my only
> problem:
>
> i have an epson stylus color 800 printer.. my printer isnt listed with
> the drivers..
>
> so what one do i select and after that what do i fill in so that it
> prints directly to the pr
First of all, NT is very stable in a workstation environment. As soon as you
start
using it in a server environment all bets are off. Also as soon as you slap
IE4 on it
all bets are off. I use NT on a pretty regular basis in a workstation
environment, and
it seems to me that as soon as you ins
Hi, Shaul!
> I don't seem to have /etc/nmh/maildelivery. Should I be concerned about it ?
I don't think so. I don't have it eather. But everything works fine.
>
> The reason I am even thinking about it is that the presort Inc method of my
> exmh sometimes get stucked. To be more specific, It se
On Tue, Dec 22, 1998 at 07:27 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am in the process of trying to ditch window$ for Linux. There are
> some apps I need for school, however, and I was wondering if you all
> could help me figure out what they are. I need PSpice, Matlab (I assume
> Octave is as close
Rafael Kitover wrote:
>
> On Tue, Dec 22, 1998 at 12:32:01PM +0100, Daniel Elenius wrote:
> > But I have a 10Mbit ethernet connection for pete's sake! And it
> > happens quite often (though usually only when connecting to
> > transatlantic sites (that would be America for me)). Also, after I've
>
Daniel Elenius wrote:
>
> >> The subject says it all: My Netscape keeps dying. Often when it
> >> stalls. If I switch virtual desktop (in fvwm2) and then go back to
> >> Netscape, most of the Netscape window will be "grayed out" (you know,
> >> it looks like a dying windows program). This has happ
On Tue, Dec 22, 1998 at 12:32:01PM +0100, Daniel Elenius wrote:
> But I have a 10Mbit ethernet connection for pete's sake! And it
> happens quite often (though usually only when connecting to
> transatlantic sites (that would be America for me)). Also, after I've
> killed it, when I run 'top', ther
On Tue, Dec 22, 1998 at 09:16:37AM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I have no more space left on my /dev/hda2 partition which is mounted on /
> I have a swap partition /dev/hda3
> I can create a bigger partition (say /dev/hdb7) to temporary move my root
> directory. I also can
> create a new
Hamish Moffatt wrote:
>
> On Tue, Dec 22, 1998 at 02:36:23AM -0500, Ed Cogburn wrote:
> > - M$'s decision to do the absurd merging of WinNT and Win95/8 into
> > Win2000 will guarantee new refugees from the M$ world, along with
>
> Hmmm. Offtopic I know, but why do you think it's absurd? If they
hello debians!
i ran into trouble with mutt - where is the maillimit?
my situation:
i rewrote my procmailrc, then i refilter my collected mail (mostly from
debian ;-) with it -- that works great
but than, i´ve wanted to view into my debian-devel-mbox
mutt ran and ran -showing "sorting mail" (t
> The problem is that "you" own the X session, "root" doesn't.
>
> The easiest way to get this to work is to type
>
>xhost + localhost
>
> before you do your su. This means that you'll let anyone
> from the host "localhost" (ie, your computer) connect to your
> X.
>
> However, I recall th
hey i was wondering if there is a linux vivo player or if one is in the
process.. can u let me know what the name of it is?
thanx,
AJ
On Tue, Dec 22, 1998 at 07:27:59AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am in the process of trying to ditch window$ for Linux. There are
> some apps I need for school, however, and I was wondering if you all
> could help me figure out what they are. I need PSpice, Matlab (I assume
> Octave is as
On 22 Dec, Kirk Hogenson wrote:
> The problem is that "you" own the X session, "root" doesn't.
>
> The easiest way to get this to work is to type
>
>xhost + localhost
>
> before you do your su. This means that you'll let anyone
> from the host "localhost" (ie, your computer) connect to your
stefan stated,
> > I found a few messages on dejanews that suggests it becomes stable
> > after turning off X acclleration. Maybe a dumb question, but how in
> > the world do i do this?
> Simply add ´Option "noaccel"´ into Section "Device" in /etc/X11/XF86Config.
yep, it's stable after this, a
The problem is that "you" own the X session, "root" doesn't.
The easiest way to get this to work is to type
xhost + localhost
before you do your su. This means that you'll let anyone
from the host "localhost" (ie, your computer) connect to your
X.
However, I recall there were some security
Jesse Evans wrote:
> Hi, folks!
>
> I like to use fte as my default editor, however, when I su to modify
> my system I cannot use it. I get the following messages:
>
> Xlib: connection to ":0.0" refused by server
> Xlib: Client is not authorized to connect to Server
> Could not open display
Hi, folks!
I like to use fte as my default editor, however, when I su to modify
my system I cannot use it. I get the following messages:
Xlib: connection to ":0.0" refused by server
Xlib: Client is not authorized to connect to Server
Could not open display: :0.0
However, if I log
1. I have been searching many Linux Web sites trying to find out if
Linux supports the Promise Technology Ultra33 Hard Disk Controller card.
I installed this card because my older bios wouldn't properly support
large hard drives. I have found conflicting statements. Some documents
Hi Richard!
> I found a few messages on dejanews that suggests it becomes stable
> after turning off X acclleration. Maybe a dumb question, but how in
> the world do i do this?
Simply add ´Option "noaccel"´ into Section "Device" in /etc/X11/XF86Config.
Probably you should add ´ClockChip "cirrus"
I want to use a PCI RAID-1 IDE controller on a mission-critical Linux box.
Are there any problems I'm likely to face? How will I know if a disk
has gone bad?
I want to avoid the software RAID driver because I need the system to
be bootable even after a disk failure, without operator intervention.
> I think I'll remove Linux and use just Windows on my home computer until
> Linux gets the games support it needs to attract more people like me.
Why not dual-boot?
rgds-- TA ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
I don't speak for the Federal Reserve Board, it doesn't speak for me.
1. I have been searching many Linux Web sites trying to find out if
Linux supports the Promise Technology Ultra33 Hard Disk Controller card.
I installed this card because my older bios wouldn't properly support
large hard drives. I have found conflicting statements. Some documents
state that Ker
>
> Thanks. Imlib is older than Eterm. Have to upgrade Imlib.
How did this happen? Debian provides several tols to do updates that insure
you get everything you need to have a working system. Dselect, apt, or a
combination thereof can prevent problems like this.
On Tue, 22 Dec 1998, Mahesh Padmanabhan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a Toshiba laptop and I have Debian 2.0 R1. I also have a PC which
> I wanted to use to build a zImage kernel for this laptop since bzImage
> and the tecra rescue disk sends the Toshiba to continuous reboot.
>
> My question is:
> 1)
To anyone who can help me,
I am new to Linux and Debian, now I try to install Debian linux on my IBM
ThinkPad 560E, and config is : Pentium MMX 233, 40M memory, Floppy Driver,
and IBM Token Ring Auto 16/4 PCMCIA Net Card.(Windows 95 already installed)
I installed Debian from My Harddisk, and there
> Where are defined daemon which are run at boot ? (I would like to run
> fetchmail -d at boot)
Just add these couple of lines to, say /etc/init.d/netstd_misc
Or create your own file and add it with "update-rc.d" command.
> Is there any bash command to wait for n seconds ?
sleep n
Alex Y.
--
lewis lamented,
> Does it have a "header" page that just prints a few lines in the upper
> left corner, and does the header page follow the job? If it does, this
> is printed by the network interface on the printer. The trick to the
> jetdirect(?) cards is to telnet to them and turn off the banne
On Mon, 21 Dec 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> You say that you'd like to see more games (I assume in the caliber of Quake)
> on Linux and that you are considering a career in game programming. I ask why
> not Linux? Consider Quake - it's source is still hidden, but the binaries are
> distributed.
On 22 Dec 1998, Miquel van Smoorenburg wrote:
: In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jim Lynch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: >I'm not using LILO and boot into Linux from a config.sys menu option
: >under Win95. I use loadlin to boot Linux. I needed to do some
: >maintenance the other day and foun
Hi,
I have got 2 questions :
Where are defined daemon which are run at boot ? (I would like to run fetchmail
-d at boot)
Is there any bash command to wait for n seconds ?
Thanks
Franck
---
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147, rue basse - 14000 Caen
tél. : 02-31-93-29-09
mobi
On Mon, Dec 21, 1998 at 06:28:57PM -0600, Alexander Kushnirenko wrote:
>
> QUESTION. Can I setup /etc/printcap or something else so that my printouts
> would have distinguished banner page with BIG BIG LETTERS on it, that will
> replace official banner (I don't want 2 banners too...)?
I faced
On Tue, 22 Dec 1998, Mahesh Padmanabhan wrote:
> My question is:
> 1) How can I cleanly build a new kernel image (zImage) without affecting
> the Debian installation on my PC ?
Use the regular make commands (I think: make mrproper; make menuconfig;
make depend; make zImage; But look at the docs t
Hi!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I've been able to configure diald to restrict dialing out at certain
> times (like after I go to bed). However, if I have the connection up
> when the restriction time comes, it will kill the connection. I'm
> wondering if it would be possible for dia
On Tue, Dec 22, 1998 at 12:58:39AM -0800, Martin Waller wrote:
>
> I guess this is a bit of a newbie question, but how do I get a
> screensaver to come up under X instaed of the screen just blanking?
>
http://www.debian.org/Lists-Archives/debian-user-9812/msg01163
--
Michael E. Touloumtzis <[
Hi, I have installed Linux on a Winbook laptop.
Everything works but my PCMCIA modem and I dont' understand why... My PCMCIA
card is a made by Creative Labs and is fax-modem 28,800 bauds. I've tried to
read the HOWTO-PCMCIA. It doesn't help and it is too complicated
anyway...
What I've done
Hi,
I have a Toshiba laptop and I have Debian 2.0 R1. I also have a PC which
I wanted to use to build a zImage kernel for this laptop since bzImage
and the tecra rescue disk sends the Toshiba to continuous reboot.
My question is:
1) How can I cleanly build a new kernel image (zImage) without affe
Hello,
Anyone got some details about the 512 node Debian CLOWN cluster in
English? I've seen it in the Debian news section for a couple weeks,
but all of the hyperlinks are in German (at least the ones I followed),
and was hoping there would be an english translation or summary.
I'd like to k
Does it have a "header" page that just prints a few lines in the upper
left corner, and does the header page follow the job? If it does, this
is printed by the network interface on the printer. The trick to the
jetdirect(?) cards is to telnet to them and turn off the banner.
jim
>--
>Fr
I have found myself unable to supress the header/burst page on an hp5mp on
the network.
The print queue runs directly off my machine, but -h seems to be
ignored.
Ideally, i'd like to have a2ps supress burst pages as well; it's what I
usually use for printing.
rick
--
What's the trick to be able to use mzip as a user other than root?
I have tried to set the suid and sgid bits as mentioned in the docs.
That didn't work. I am using the version in slink on an up to date
slink system.
tia
jim
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On Tue, 22 Dec 1998, Chris Frost wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] chris]$ gcc -I/usr/lib/glib/include -I/usr/X11R6/include
> -ogtk
> source/gtk.c
Ahh, I forgot to include the gtklibs (I did a `gtk-config --libs`).
Sorry to distrub everyone :)
Chris
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I'm just starting to learn gtk and when I try to compile the below
program, I get the below error message:
- --- Program ---
#include
int main (int argc, char *argv[])
{
GtkWidget *window;
gtk_init (&argc, &argv);
hi
Ship's Log, Lt. [EMAIL PROTECTED], Stardate 221298.0927:
> Hi,
>
> Actually, to get mail from my ISP (POP3 server), I do
>
> pon
> popclient -v mail.infonie.fr -u frleg
> poff
>
> I would like my system to get automatically my mails :
>every hours if I am not connected (so it will have
> I am an idiot when it comes to computers. I wish I would have grown up with a
> computer "in my hip pocket" like so many out there have today.
Nahh, don't worry, it's a matter of practice.
I wish I grew up with a computer in my hit pocket toobut
unfortunately, I didnt. And my computer I hav
On Tue, Dec 22, 1998 at 06:36:19PM +0100, Bruno Boettcher wrote:
: i am just moving our server on a new machine running debian,
: unfortunately i do not know exactly on how to passon easily my users from
: the old slackware machine to the new one, the new one having shadow
: passwords thus
hello,
i am just moving our server on a new machine running debian, unfortunately i do
not know exactly on how to passon easily my users from the old slackware
machine to the new one, the new one having shadow passwords thus i assume i
can't just copy the old passwd file to the new location...
There is an Initio driver available on the Initio website. The driver
is also in the latest kernel snapshots from Alan Cox. If this information
does not help you, let me know and I'll get more specific.
SIIG does not make its own cards. They just buy cheap ones and sell
them with their name pas
Seeing as Blair did not state what type of processor that he had was I took
it to be a P II
I see nowhere in his letter anything about him having a P Pro. In which case
I would not of said that. Also I said to double check that infomation at
Intel.
Mike H.
- Original Message -
From: Sean J
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jim Lynch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I'm not using LILO and boot into Linux from a config.sys menu option
>under Win95. I use loadlin to boot Linux. I needed to do some
>maintenance the other day and found that booting single from a running
>system doesn't work v
>
>
> I tried to upgrade to frozen Slink yesterday and it hosed my system.
> (Could not find libncurses.so.4, which broke almost everything!) I spent
> all day yesterday recovering but I would still like to use packages in the
> slink tree. Has anyone else experienced this problem? What is the
I just set up a Linux partition for a friend of mine who is a dedicated
WinBlows user,
as he's been tinkering around with image editing stuff, and hasn't liked the
software
selection he's found for WinBlows. I mentioned the GIMP, and showed him what it
looked like and some of the elementary stuf
On Mon, Dec 21, 1998 at 10:06:49PM -0600, KTB wrote:
> I did exactly steps 1 through 4 again and this time got an error message
> saying the
> file had to be owned by root. Does that mean I have to download the file
> while signed
>
> in as root? I was in root during the attempt at installati
> > > If you read vim-dev, you should probably noticed that GTK+ support is
> > > probably not for long...=20
> > > The contributor does not like the way his code was re-indented and
> > > requested to remove it from further releases :)
>
> > He did not request it yet I think, but seeing his threa
On Tue, 22 Dec 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Actually, to get mail from my ISP (POP3 server), I do
>
> pon
> popclient -v mail.infonie.fr -u frleg
> poff
>
> I would like my system to get automatically my mails :
>every hours if I am not connected (so it will have to connect en
Are you insane? That error does not have ANYTHING to do with the type of
processor
you have. I guess I have a fake PII chip in my PENTIUM PRO, as I too get that
error.
Sean
Mike Holliday wrote:
> Hi,
> That means that you have gotten one of the fake PII Chips, you can go to
> www.intel.com a
I tried to upgrade to frozen Slink yesterday and it hosed my system.
(Could not find libncurses.so.4, which broke almost everything!) I spent
all day yesterday recovering but I would still like to use packages in the
slink tree. Has anyone else experienced this problem? What is the
"recommended
> > If you read vim-dev, you should probably noticed that GTK+ support is
> > probably not for long...=20
> > The contributor does not like the way his code was re-indented and
> > requested to remove it from further releases :)
> He did not request it yet I think, but seeing his threats it is ve
On 22.12.1998., at 14:35, Erick Branderhorst wrote:
>JR> There are two bug reports, and from what I can see,
>JR> you are/were the maintainer of mathpad. But, now I
>JR> can't find that package. Should the bugs (#2231 and
>JR> #3312) be closed now?
>
>I don't maintain the package
I'm not using LILO and boot into Linux from a config.sys menu option
under Win95. I use loadlin to boot Linux. I needed to do some
maintenance the other day and found that booting single from a running
system doesn't work very well. It keeps /usr mounted because it doesn't
kill off the process u
Mark Phillips wrote:
>
>
> It takes a while to get the hang of things, but you'll get there.
> Have you had another go at getting X to work. It sounded before like
> you were almost there. (You'll need to get X working before netscape
> will work.)
>
I am an idiot when it comes to computers.
Oliver Thuns writes:
> Or are there good alternatives to FP for my customers (I don't know FP
> and I don't need it).
Actually, you don't need FP Extensions to use FrontPage; I'm quite
happily using FrontPage for my day-job (my boss at the time _insisted_
that I use a tool of some kind, and I've g
Previously Shaleh wrote:
> Looks good. Keep the various Xaw based packages that way until gtk+
> 1.2 is final and happy. Then you should have a safe GTK+ for a while.
> I really like the Xaw based one though. Sorry to see them switch.
> Vim is fairly small and fast w/o any interpreters.
I might
Previously Alex Yukhimets wrote:
> If you read vim-dev, you should probably noticed that GTK+ support is
> probably not for long...
> The contributor does not like the way his code was re-indented and
> requested to remove it from further releases :)
He did not request it yet I think, but seeing
Oliver Thuns wrote:
> Or are there good alternatives to FP for my customers (I don't know FP
> and I don't need it).
Netobjects Fusion comes to mind. I personally use Macromedia Dreamweaver, but it
requires more knowledge of HTML than the former and Frontpage. Both NOF and DW
uses normal FTP for
Is anyone successfully running Majordomo and Exim?
I'm in the process of setting this combination up and am running into some
major headaches; I was wondering if I could ask a few questions off-list to
you if you don't mind...
--
Regards, | <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | Linux: superior operatin
I am in the process of trying to ditch window$ for Linux. There are
some apps I need for school, however, and I was wondering if you all
could help me figure out what they are. I need PSpice, Matlab (I assume
Octave is as close as it gets), LogicWorks, and Maple V. The PSpice has
to be graphic.
On Tue, Dec 22, 1998 at 12:06:58PM +0100, Oliver Thuns wrote:
: I have some customers who asked about Frontpage Extensions.
: How could I install FP for Apache 1.3.3?
: Do I have to patch Apache or could I build a FP module?
Have a look at http://www.microsoft.com/FrontPage/wpp/SERK/a_source.h
I don't seem to have /etc/nmh/maildelivery. Should I be concerned about it ?
[09:15:11 shaul]$ man slocal | grep -A 5 -B 5 /etc/nmh/maildelivery
root, and must be writable only by the owner. If the
.maildelivery file cannot be found, or does not perform an
act
I have no more space left on my /dev/hda2 partition which is mounted on /
I have a swap partition /dev/hda3
I can create a bigger partition (say /dev/hdb7) to temporary move my root
directory. I also can
create a new swap partition (/dev/hdb5)
Can I do this :
1 - Initialise /dev/hdb5 as a swap
>> The subject says it all: My Netscape keeps dying. Often when it
>> stalls. If I switch virtual desktop (in fvwm2) and then go back to
>> Netscape, most of the Netscape window will be "grayed out" (you know,
>> it looks like a dying windows program). This has happened since a
>> friend installed
On Tue, Dec 22, 1998 at 02:36:23AM -0500, Ed Cogburn wrote:
> - M$'s decision to do the absurd merging of WinNT and Win95/8 into
> Win2000 will guarantee new refugees from the M$ world, along with
Hmmm. Offtopic I know, but why do you think it's absurd? If they actually
go with the driver scheme
Hi!
I have some customers who asked about Frontpage Extensions.
How could I install FP for Apache 1.3.3?
Do I have to patch Apache or could I build a FP module?
Are there security flaws with FP, what are your experiences?
Or are there good alternatives to FP for my customers (I don't know FP
and I
I had a weird experience when installing Netscape 4.5 using
'Hamm', in that I had to rename the netscape file that I
downloaded before the install program would recognise it.
When dselect trys to configure the netscape package it
complained that it could not find the right file and gave a
generic
--
\|/ \|/
"@'/ .. \`@"
/_| \__/ |_\
\__U_/
On Tue, 22 Dec 1998, Martin Waller wrote:
> 1. The p60 has a ps2 mouse (at least, that's the connector type), but
> gpm won't coinfigure it (it just gets stuck at trying ttyS0-ttyS3 at
> various baud rates for ever), and when i try to force it to use
> \dev\psaux i get an 'operation not permitt
William R Ward wrote:
>
> I'm running hamm and wanted to set up a printer (HP OfficeJet). I
> want PostScript files to be automatically filtered using ghostscript,
> and text files to be printed in Courier.
Have you tried package magicfilter? If you install it, you will have the
following filter
On 21 Dec 1998q, Daniel Elenius wrote:
> Hi, I'm wondering if someone can tell me how I can change the width of
> the margins in a LaTeX document. I think I read about it somewhere,
> but I can't find it anywhere in the info file now.
>
> /Daniel Elenius
>
>
> --
> Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubs
> I'll take a wild guess at this, although I've never seen the error message
> before, so be warned...
Warning taken...
> My guess is that you kernel is above the cyl, sector, or whatever limit
> that lilo has.
As you said in your mail, if this were the case, it should be possible to
revert to
I'm experiencing the same. On my machine, suspend mode usually
triggers a lockup after some while. Moreover, crontabs won't run and
the system clock runs slow (well, not the system clock in BIOS
but the Linux one); I also use the vgetty for faxing and that didn't
work anymore either.
So, I chos
Hi,
I guess this is a bit of a newbie question, but how do I get a
screensaver to come up under X instaed of the screen just blanking?
Martin
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Hi,
I've recently got a new 'old' computer (a p60) withy 2 ide channels
instead of one where my secondary debian system used to live.
So after recompiling the kernel to add pci bios support for the new
'old' p60, i threw the disks from the older 486 into the p60.
Everything is fine and it work
Thanks all for quick responses.
Andrew Ivanov wrote:
> On Sun, 20 Dec 1998, Andrew Catton wrote:
>
> > , but I am not sure if the
> > instructions for installing Debian from a DOS partition apply if I would
> >
> > like to install it (exclusively) on a second hard drive from the
> > download I ha
Hi,
Actually, to get mail from my ISP (POP3 server), I do
pon
popclient -v mail.infonie.fr -u frleg
poff
I would like my system to get automatically my mails :
every hours if I am not connected (so it will have to connect en disconnect
by itself)
every half an hour (for example) if I am
Daniel Elenius wrote:
>
> The subject says it all: My Netscape keeps dying. Often when it
> stalls. If I switch virtual desktop (in fvwm2) and then go back to
> Netscape, most of the Netscape window will be "grayed out" (you know,
> it looks like a dying windows program). This has happened since a
On Mon, Dec 21, 1998 at 10:18:03PM -0500, AJ wrote:
>
> Ok got wordperfect 8 installed.. gotta say i like heres my only problem:
>
> i have an epson stylus color 800 printer.. my printer isnt listed with
> the drivers..
>
> so what one do i select and after that what do i fill in so that it
> pr
Ian Setford wrote:
>
> Yo-
>
> I would like to run several packages that require library versions on ly
> available in "frozen." Are there any known problems with that tree right
> now?
>
> TIA.
>
> -Ian
>
Talking about slink? No, I'm not aware of any problems with it now,
but it w
With the shutdown of ML.ORG, many users have been at a loss to find a
replacement. I would like to announce that replacement.
http://www.ez-ip.net EZ-IP is a free dynamic dns service that provides
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did. We currently have per
Christian Lavoie wrote:
>
>[snip]
>
> The thing is that Windows 95 is NOT built to the 'standard linux user'. The
> SLU often wants total control, doesn't fear command-line or 'error: 3'
> things. Microsoft's way is evident. They wanted cash. So they needed to sell
> as many copies as possible. To
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