a
powerfull toy to convert files between different charsets. This is obviously
too much for just what you want (dos2unix is indeed the thing) but it's always
good to know it exists.
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y-To: header, you're wrong. You can filter
the messages so that only one copy is kept (gnus does this), or you can insert
a `Mail-Copies-To: never' header in your messages (this assumes that your mail
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ange it to a privat (only on one server available)
Mosl> newsgroup?
It might be possible to have a newsgroup mirroring the list, but even
that, I don't like at all.
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en modules
are in /etc/modules, they're not subject to automatic removal. So, does
kerneld only manage modules loaded with insmod ?
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c/modules. Otherwise, it will not work (this is true for all pnp cards).
Secondly, check out if you don't have installed any other sound drivers (like
NAS). Otherwise, you might see always busy audio devices.
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rom it to the SB.
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ure whether it is executed automatically at boot time or not. The HOWTO
speaks about a /etc/init.d/boot file, which I don't have.
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ve to assimilate the whole pnp howto ?
Thanks.
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;ve tried the GNU version.
>> Especially the fileutils, binutils, auto*tools etc.
Richard> It's also hard to go back to GNU once you've used the FreeBSD
Richard> versions :)
Fair enough. I don't know FreeBSD...
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XEmacs about 4 years ago. Indeed I prefer it. There's a deeper integration
with the different toolkits that one can find nowadays, and a more advanced
multimedia support. Also, I switched for other more technical reasons.
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rancois Pinard who's so fed up with them that he's probably gonna turn
GNU recode into Free recode, not to speak of others.
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home, end and all the others. You
Tom> *can* use those keys, but you can also just keep your fingers where they
Tom> belong.
All of this apply to Emacs as well, I think. What's funny about Emacs
is that either you can't stand the appearant complexity of the keystrokes an
der XEmacs
which will take care of translating Emacs calls into XEmacs ones.
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make your
life easier and less to type.
Footnotes:
[1] I use `Emacs' as a generic term for all flavors
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igurability is when a configuration interface is as clever
for setting the parameters as for providing all the information needed to
understand what's going on. But even this, is not necessarily what everybody
wants.
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