#x27; or a hyphen.
None of my manuals talk about this particular
attribute. What does it mean, and more
importantly, how do I get rid of it??
Thanks in advance
rafe b.
[rafe b:]
> How is a newbie expected to avoid this situation?
> You know, I've been around the block a time or two,
> but getting a wee bit frustrated with debian install
> issues.
>
[sean:]
I don't see how blindly attempting to install unstable packages into a
stable
l XF4 on potato with apt-get.
Nothing at that link relating to the problem
at hand. Or else I'm blind.
Thanks for the reply, tho. I guess I'll just
keep plodding along.
Feel free to respond privately, if this is
something better taken offline. Sorry if my
attitude is showing.
rafe b.
windowing system
that works entirely in text mode (eg., similar
to some pre-Win-3.1 tools from the mid 1980s.)
rafe b.
stallation,
not some generic page off the web.
rafe b.
) part
of the 4.1.0-9 distribution or will I need to
add by hand the small Linux distro from the Matrox
website?
Many thanks in advance.
rafe b.
inimim base for running
XF86 version 4.1.0-9? Or is "apt-get"
supposed to deal with such dependencies?
5. Suggestions on where to go from here...
Whew! Many thanks in advance. I'm way over
my head here, I guess .
rafe b.
" begin?
What's with the 2.4.x kernels? Where do they
stand in relation to "potato" and "woody?"
Is there a FAQ or URL that might help to
understand any of this?
Thanks!
rafe b.
"Woody?"
What is the minimal kernel version to support the newest
version of X?
Hints, suggestions appreciated. I'd rather not do a major
upgrade of debian quite yet, being rather a newbie.
rafe b.
o go about this?
In any case, I assumed it would all be much
simpler and safer in text mode.
rafe b.
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