Hello everyone,
I'm experimenting on my Libranet setup, and I've got things in a bit of a
mess.
Never mind it matches the rest of the house.
When I was in my Windows days, there was an obscure setting that would slow
down the start up graphics to a pace that you had time to read them.
Is there
On Saturday 13 September 2003 10:01 pm, Juri Haberland wrote:
Peter Christensen schrieb:
But recently I wanted to FTP a photo to the personal web space that my
ISP provides. I've been unable to do this, and have not found any
information on what is going wrong. I wonder if some servers
On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 20:16:13 -0400
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David Palmer wrote:
/quote: I am trying to dial into RoadRunner dialup service.
They unfortunately only support Windows and won't help me with Linux.
My Thinkpad WinModem is working fine and I have tested
On Sunday 14 September 2003 00:10, Brian C wrote:
Hi,
I'm having trouble getting my Matrox G550 working with Debian, because
it is not supported in the version of XFree86 that is installed with
Woody. I've successfully upgraded XFree86 to unstable but X still barfs
when I try to start it.
/quote: I am trying to dial into RoadRunner dialup service.
They unfortunately only support Windows and won't help me with Linux.
My Thinkpad WinModem is working fine and I have tested it
by dialing up to other dialup ISP accounts./unquote.
Hello Andy,
Yes I had exactly the same problem with my
On Thursday 11 September 2003 13:55, Sourian wrote:
Here we go again...
http://www.pcpro.co.uk/?news/news_story.php?id=47107
This is like a bad ongoing dream...
Best regards,
Sourian
Hello,
No, it's not just a bad dream, this is the strategy becoming apparent.
SCO are not alone in this,
Hi,
I noticed some reference to debootable here the other day.
Tried a google-no data, and just tried an onsite Debian package search,-no
luck there either.
Would someone be good enough to point me in the right direction?
Regards,
David.
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Hi,
I don't know about the HL1440, but Turboprint drives the HL1270N, HL1450, and
the HL1470.
Regards,
David.
/quote:Hello,
after minor difficulties I've gotten cups to work on my decrepit
laptop, using a brother hl-1440 laserprinter (the printer interprets
PostScript on its own, though I
Hello Huw,
I'm just a newbie, but this has to be something local.
I'm running Libranet. I've been off-line for ten months.
Coming back on, I do a '-u dist-upgrade' and I get the latest version of KDE
running nicely on what was originally a Version 2 distro.
I don't see any specific titles in
All true:-
Bollocks.
Last I looked, swap space (file or partition) is a way to extend virtual
memory by grabbing some disk space for the effect, and is thus
completely
optional. Your system may handle heavier applications simultaneously if
you give it some swap space, but as long as you have a
/quote; It also seems that the apple in the garden of Eden might 'in fact'
have
been a pomegranate, in which case it does go back rather a long way. I
accept your point though; this doesn't prove they were widely known in
this part of the world. I've spent a few minutes on google and can
The DEs I've seen trundling past my house create very little exhaust.
Steam engines create a *lot*, and need to be regularly replenished
with consumables. DEs just look to be more fuel efficient, and less
offensive to the neighborhood.
Just because you can't see it, don't mean it ain't there.
Hello,
Which is the more stable/ efficient Debian print package?
Printtool or Cups?
Regards,
David.
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On Mon, 2003-09-01 at 21:47, Russell Shaw wrote:
David Palmer wrote:
Hello,
Which is the more stable/ efficient Debian print package?
Printtool or Cups?
Regards,
I've used cups with epson stylus colour inkjets and
lexmark postscript laser printers. Works flawless (testing distro
The swap file is absolutely necessary.
This is the space on the disc where operating transactions take place.
Without a swap file, you don't have a system.
Straight Debian is a little bit difficult to start out with.
I would recommend beginning with a more 'accessible' system, perhaps
Libranet
What board is it?
What processors?
What chipset?
The AsusTek A7M266D had some problems that took a little while to emerge
with AMDs on Via chipsets, for example.
On Sat, 30 Aug 2003 02:34:53 -0700
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Ok, I want to pick the brains of all of you out there.
) display card, for example. Though there's an Abit site
download for that one. Also, this is a site I've found to be useful.
http://www2cpu.com/
Regards.
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Hello,
They have the most comprehensive manuals, also.
Regards,
David.
On Sun, 2 Jun 2002 04:24, Mike Egglestone wrote:
Hi,
I can't say enought about how good ASUS boards are.
They always seem to have solid components built on them,
and I haven't had one let me down yet.
A little more
Hello,
Unsubscribing temporarily while moving house.
See you in the new joint.
Regards,
David.
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Hello,
Try gkrellm.
Regards,
David.
On Mon, 3 Jun 2002 09:32, Adar Dembo wrote:
I have some processes whose cpu usage I would like to monitor, and
pipe into a file. As far as I know, top can't monitor a single
process and send its cpu usage into a file, so I'm wondering what
other programs
Hello,
I'm a newbie, but I've tried everything I know so far, to no avail.
libmp3lame.so is nowhere to be found on my system, through apt-get, or
dselect, or onsite. I need it to make up the final step in Eroaster.
Would somebody point me in the right direction please.
Regards,
David.
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