don't you people think this discussion is just a little outside the scope
of the mailing list?
On Fri, 2 Jun 2006, Steve Lamb wrote:
Curt Howland wrote:
It hasn't been a republic since at least the time of a large number of
people being forced at gun point to become citizens against their
I have been using Blackbox ever since I got into Debian, mostly because it
is so small and fast. I use it with xterms, graphics, word processing and
simulations. It's great for low power beasts. I had a problem with it only
on one machine, where it routinely but spontaneously shut down X, and
Hi, All!
This post will summarize installation of Debian Sarge on Toshiba Libretto
110CT. Thank you, Digby and Kevin, for your help. I did not use your
suggestions directly, but you gave me ideas which got me thinking in the
right direction.
The main problem with Libretto 110ct is that it
Hi, Digby, Kevin!
Thanks to your help, I was able to install Sarge on my Libretto. I posted
how I did it on the lists, since it is a bit different from your
suggestions. Still, there are a few things this stubborn Libretto does not
want to do for me. For example, the screen is 800x480, but
Yeah, that took a bit of digging to get to the bottom of that.
The secret incantation that beat the neomagic driver into submision
for me was:
Option overridevalidatemode
Without that it seems to think it knows better than you do what
modes to use...
no, with that the screen gets
Hello!
I have been trying to install Sarge on Toshiba Libretto 110ct
for weeks with no success. I gravely need someone to take me
through it, as I feel that I've tried everything and can't
think of anything else to do.
The laptop had an empty hard drive and external PCMCIA
floppy and cd
Hello, Digby and Kevin!
So far the agreement between you guys and my other linux-friends seems to
be that I should pull the hard drive and install on another system. I will
do that as a last resort, because I will probably have a nightmare of a
time configuring it on the libretto with all
Hi!
Might you tell me how to find out which driver my printer is currently
using? And how do I switch from one driver to another?
Many thanks,
Luda
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, 2002 at 05:34:13PM -0600, Liudmila Yafremava wrote:
Yes, I use a standard gpm mouse (to the best of my knowledge :-) )
I think you need to change /etc/gpm.conf to read something like:
device=/dev/mouse
responsiveness=
repeat_type=raw
type=ps2
append=
and then restart gpm, i.e
I tried changing to 16 and 24; also tried switching from module glx to
module GLcore. Did not help :-(
Luda
On Mon, 25 Nov 2002, Jerome Acks Jr wrote:
On Mon, Nov 25, 2002 at 03:04:01PM -0600, Liudmila Yafremava wrote:
These modes are supported, there should be no problem implementing them
Hello!
I just installed Debian on my fairly good Pentium !!!, and just barely
got my (very good indeed!) monitor to work (thanks to the people on the
list). Now, I am having major problems configuring it, as the
configuration utility that I run during installation never configures
the mouse
path element /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/Type1/, removing
from list!
On Sun, 24 Nov 2002, Jerome Acks Jr wrote:
On Sun, Nov 24, 2002 at 04:19:25PM -0600, Liudmila Yafremava wrote:
Hello!
I just installed Debian on my fairly good Pentium !!!, and just barely
got my (very good indeed
Hi!
When we instal debian, we have an option to go through the entire list of
packages and install them using dpkg. Now, if my system is already
installed, but I do not want to search for all packages I did not install
for one reason or another, is it possible to display that list of packages
in
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