Look carefully, and you will see two grab bars, one above the tasks and
one to the left. Drag these and you shall be happy again.
Silly bug really.
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found". I poked the Nautilus maintainer about this at GUADEC last
week. It can't copy the files as remote X doesn't have a file transfer
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> After I installed python2.2-doc, where can I find it
> and read the documents?
Tried looking in /usr/share/doc/python2.2-doc/?
Also, running "dpkg -L python2.2-doc" will show you what files the
package installed.
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On Tue, 2003-06-24 at 14:24, stan wrote:
> I don't. Nor do I like applications that feel free to cluter my desktop
> with icons for _every_ file in my home directory :-)
$HOME as desktop isn't the default, so you won't see this unless you
turn it on yourself...
an Nautilus 1 it may be worth you trying it again, unless you
don't like graphical file managers in general.
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;, but that uses shell
interaction on the remote host, so it a little flaky.
I recently packaged gnome-vfs-sftp, which uses the sftp protocol, and is
much faster/safer/better/etc. This gives Nautilus (and all other
gnome-vfs applications) support for sftp://host/path.
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s evil menu shadow hack -- it will never be part
of a released GTK+ but the patch is in GARNOME (a GNOME build system).
That engine is BlueCurve, Lighthouseblue is based on an older version
and BlueCurve has advanced since.
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> ?? Let's be consistent.
Control-S saves the currently focused image -- GIMP is perfectly
consistent.
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me?
I have 6 virtual desktops in GNOME 2. Define "features are lacking",
and the default panels (task bars) have two menu entries, and only ~2
launchers. I don't see that as being "too many".
I suggest you install both, try both, and see what you think.
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> I'm not entirely certain why KDE and Gnome don't
> use X resources themselves...
Both Qt and GTK+ (the underlying widget sets) are not X-specific, so
need a way of theming which is not tied to X.
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> You want to edit /etx/X11/XftConfig and change the minimum AA font size,
> or disable it completely.
Not always true -- some programs are now using Xft2, which uses
/etc/fonts/fonts.conf.
(some include all GTK+ 2 programs and mozilla)
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If you are running Sid, installing "mozilla-xft" gives you a Xft-based
Mozilla.
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> > do I have?
Evolution is IMHO the most capable GTK email client, although currently
its still using GTK+ 1 instead of 2. With matching themes you'll never
know the difference, and the GTK+ 2 port is going very well apparently.
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> On Mon, Dec 16, 2002 at 02:22:39PM -0800, suresh kumar sharma wrote:
> > does anybody knowof any mp3 to wave converter's
> The disk writer plugin in xmms works pretty well for me.
Even easier:
mpg321 --wav song.wav song.mpg
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relevant
GTK+ 2 theme. Most of the GTK+ 1 theme engines are available for GTK+
2.
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; root background with xsetroot won't work (had considered that). Audio is
> out because I usually have the volume turned down because I share this
> room.
Sounds like you want libxosd.
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I can only think of Metacity, Sawfish, and the KDE WM that actually
support the spec.
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tem is a debian unstable with 2.4.19
>kernel.
libesd-alsa uses the old ALSA interfaces, you'll have to use the normal
(oss) libesd and make sure you have the ALSA OSS compatibility modules
loaded.
Then it all works fine,
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*requires* mozilla-browser to be installed.
There will never be a Galeon browser, the point is that you have the
choice to pick your own mail client. I use Evolution, which I find a
very good email client.
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> version 0.7, and I've never had any issues like these -- it's the most
> stable browser I've used, never forgets preferences, and always accepts
> changes. Something appears to be misconfigured, and I'm thinking it has
> to do with the dependencies, and no
the Mozilla web browser. I have
been told in the past that there are complex dependancies inside the
code which means the Composer and Gecko (the renderer) cannot be easily
seperated,
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is this snapshot the same as the one in sid? I guess not...
No, those snapshot pacakges are very old...
The current snaps in Sid are far newer -- those are dated 2002-04-27
whereas Sid contains2002-09-25.
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do this task?
Unison (and unison-gtk as a gui frontend) is excellent for this, I use
it to sync my laptop and desktop.
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> "mantis" package installed but "apt-cache show" shows information for it
> just fine.
Me too
However, I am seeing this.
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was changed.
I remember reading about a data recovery team that recovered files after
the data had supposedly been removed with a 'dd' command like above.
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> European format (dd/mm/). I couldn't find any option to change
> the date format. Does anyone know more about that?
Assuming it does the right thing, setting LC_TIME to your locale name
(i.e. en_GB) should fix that.
pt/archives/ and run:
$ apt-get upgrade --no-download --ignore-missing
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gnome-help.
> However, I still get nothing when I try to open Edit/Preferences when
> editing an email.
You probably need to install 'gtkhtml'.
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(and any .nfs-lock* files). There is sometimes another lock file in
~/.gconf/.
I have had a discussion with Havoc (who wrote gconf) and the basic
response is that gconf asks NFS to lock the file, and if NFS does not
remove the lock when gconf exi
gets added too.
Very handy to burn onto CD now and again for upgrading later.
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tab is 'CoolClean
> Settings' Has this something to do with it?
CoolClean is the name of the Sawfish theme you are using. I'd guess
that you have installed gdkxft -- which anti-aliases the fonts for you.
If you don't want to configure it (it doesn't have to blur the
title of 'Galeon - Web Page Title'.
These options are not gone, the GUI has been simplified.
Check out /usr/share/doc/galeon/EXTRA_PREFS or some such file for the
hidden preferences.
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time it seems to miss updates. If I revert back to the UK mirrors
directly I can see many new packages.
Has anyone else seen this? Does apt-proxy work for anyone out there?!
:)
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standards for Windows.
An open standard for documentation? (X)HTML is good if used correctly.
DocBook is excellent for technical documentation, LaTeX/TeX for
reports. There exist good WYSIWYG editors for these _if you pay money_
:(, but Lyx/Klyx is a good WYSIWYG semi-LaTeX editor appa
specified', even though my
> /etc/fetchmailrc contains servers...any tips on how to get it to check
> email exactly when I want in emergency?
Fetchmail looks in ~/.fetchmailrc to find servers by default, which is
why it could not find any servers.
The command you are looking fo
oot via SuSe's lilo .. ?
I have a IBM Thinkpad X22, and Potato will not boot due to a kernel bug.
Try Woody boot floppies?
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I select Atlantis in
GNOME Control Centre and hit Lock Screen, I get told that xscreensaver
"could not create GL context for visual 0x21". There is a hint that I
should check the ulimit but "ulimit -v" shows unlimited.
Has anyone else seen this problem? I want GL screens
iced that Cygwin are shipping rxvt as a package? That makes
everything far, far saner.
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On Tue, 2002-03-12 at 12:16, Ines Rieger wrote:
> Hi all,
> is there any graphical ssh-client for Unix?
Any terminal emulator, from xterm upwards, can run ssh.
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Remember - MP3 is evil! :)
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>
> i say that the above will barf on windows filenames like
>
> "tom's proposal.doc" and "2002 Budget: 1st quarter"
Both of those filenames _should_ be fine. The double-quotes will allow
single quotes inside, and t
On Mon, 2002-02-11 at 16:14, Tom Schuetz wrote:
> I've also R'd the FM, and now, as a last resort, I appeal to debian-user.
> What do I need to do to install a deb that's sitting in my PWD?
Ignore apt and use dpkg.
dpkg -i foo.deb
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> so fun when you don't know what is doing it.
This is a rare Easter Egg in the GNOME panel.
There is one more if you want to hunt for it...
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as
problems with multiple connections.
Cyrus is also supposed to be very fast, but as it doesn't use the unix
password database it means managing a seperate user database. Of
course, for many people that is exactly what is required...
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paces to get everything to (maybe) line up.
>
> For those who don't grok this, look at the top of any man page:
>
> man(1) Manual pager utils man(1)
That can be done with a center tab and a right-aligned tab.
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when I migrated my mail to Linux.
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s is a fatal error and Abiword will
> terminate.
You symlinked more than just TrueType fonts, as a .afm file is a Adobe
Type 1 font, not TrueType...
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n-boot on
irc.debian.net before attempting this, as it is tricky if you don't know
what is going on.
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fusing connections?
> (Other than remove one from ntp.conf, wait to see if the errors stop,
> put it back and repeat if they don't...)
If memory serves correctly, running "ntpq" from the root shell and then
entering "pe" should display the server
Hi,
I am trying to get the Euro key to work on my debian unstable system.
However, there is no [EMAIL PROTECTED] alias which uses the ISO-8859-15
charset. I consider this a bug, but is it really or is it just me being
dumb? :)
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drivers or hardware spec (as they don't own the IPR to
everthing, Microsoft and SGI own parts), but will not write a DRI
implementation either.
I've not found a need for DRI yet, as the nVidia drivers from their web
site are very optimized (Quake 3 for me is faster in Linux than it
On Wed, 2001-12-19 at 10:29, Preben Randhol wrote:
> Ross Burton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 19/12/2001 (11:24) :
> > Gnome-spell is used if it is installed. I believe that a package is
> > being worked on for that, but there are issues to be resolved.
>
> Does this u
t in the non-cvs debian unstable packages.
Gnome-spell is used if it is installed. I believe that a package is
being worked on for that, but there are issues to be resolved.
I did see an unofficial package of gnome-spell at one point, though I've
lost the URL.. :(
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y are testing images, or beta or whatever. Just as
long as they work - I don't want to put RH72 on my laptop!
Thanks for any help,
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> > * removed 'Load "dri"' and 'Load "GLcore"' from XF86Config-4
>
> If you're removing dri and GLcore from XF86Config-4, is there still any
> hardware acceleration?
Yes, there would be as n
can import .pst files as it calls MAPI (the MS Mail
API) to read the mails one by one... So no, it is very Windows-only and
won't be ported.
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get all
data back. Because of this I have gone from RH62 to Mandrake 7 to
Mandrake 8 to Debian Sid without any major hastle regarding my data.
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On Tue, 2001-12-11 at 03:50, Eric G. Miller wrote:
> On 10 Dec 2001 22:11:32 +0000, Ross Burton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am using kernel 2.4.16 and devfs. When I install the ppa module I get
> > a directory structure /dev/scsi/host
fine as when I reboot into Windoze I can use it.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
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ackage installed which are the security libraries for
Mozilla (and Evolution, and others).
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Hi,
How can I change the location of the Maildir in Courier-IMAP? By
default it goes in ~/Maildir, but I'd like it in ~/.Maildir (they are
not exactly human readable, so why see it?)
Thanks,
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the first terminal which
should point towards the problem more accurately.
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to obtain the correct paths at build time. It looks like you'll need to
manually edit the makefile.
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Hi,
I want to set up pdnsd (the persistant caching DNS daemon) on my
machine, which is connected to the net via a dial-up connection.
However, the DNS servers are specified at connection time and I also use
several dial-up providers, so I would like to be able to pass the DNS
servers aquired from
Hi,
I am confused. I had always thought that ~/.Xmodmap if present would be
passed to xmodmap when the X server starts. I've got a .Xmodmap file
(to swap the Windoze and Alt keys, so that windows == Alt as and alt ==
Meta as far as X is concerned) but it doesn't seem to get used.
Do I have to p
Hi,
In Nautilus 1.0.6 in unstable I only have a choice of 1 smooth font -
Helvetica. Why is this? At work under RH62 I have access to all of the
scaled fonts X has, so why do I only have one here? I have about 50 TTF
fonts installed.
Ross
will allow me to customise
the properties of the printer (dpi, color/mono, quality, etc).
Thanks for any help,
Ross Burton
27;t have mozilla-mailnews
installed...
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long file names, permissions, owner/group etc. Can I burn a ext2 image
onto a CD if I will only access it in Linux?
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On Wed, 2001-11-14 at 17:52, Hanasaki JiJi wrote:
> I took out esd and now there are no sounds in gnome. My wm is sawfish.
> Is there a way to get sound in gnome on woody without esd?
Not as far as I know, GNOME is tied into ESD. I believe there is a
module for aRTs (the KDE sound manager) which
On Wed, 2001-11-14 at 12:44, Daniel Faller wrote:
> Hi,
>
> has someone tried and/or managed to install the
> Intel(R) Fortran Compiler on a debian (potato/unstable) system ?
>
> Intel only offers .rpm files, alien does not seem to be able to convert them
> correctly.
> -
Apologies for the quoting style, I'm stuck in Outlook at the moment...
jabber.com run a status page on support.jabber.com.
AIM: AOL have explicity blocked all clients except their own most recent.
This way the get to advertise in your client.
ICQ: There appears to be issues when connecting to th
On Mon, 2001-11-12 at 17:44, Chun Kit Edwin Lau wrote:
> My real question should be, if I use gabber for my icq stuff, will my
> message be delivered reliably. If not, any other alternative? thanx.
> your help was/is appreciated =)
Sadely no. It looks like ICQ is also doing the same as AOL to Ja
the X server. However, the protocol appears to be binary not
textual (fair enough) so I have no idea what exactly is causing the
slowdown. Is there a way I can profile the server end of the
connection. or any other way of determining the problem?
Thanks for any help,
Ross Burton
time waiting for information from the font server.
Does anyone know how I can speed this up?
Thanks in advance,
Ross Burton
On Tue, 2001-11-06 at 15:43, Robert L. Harris wrote:
>
>
> I need to throw up an IMAP server for my mother in law. I'm looking for
> a package (sid compatable) that'll take 2 mins to configure and 0
> maintenance.
>
> Any thoughts on a preference? Yes I can go look up all the servers but
>
resolves to
a IBM 60GXP which I've heard are safe from the problem the 75's had. At
least that's what I've heard and I hope it's right, you have the 40gig
model of my 20gig drive...
Ross Burton
On Tue, 2001-10-30 at 18:50, Michael Kaminsky wrote:
> I'm been using Mandrake for the past couple of years, and now I'm
> considering switching to Debian; but, I have some concerns. I
> consider myself a fairly experienced Linux user and use Linux for all
> my computing needs (devel, digital came
Hi,
RedHat and Mandrake have a wonderful program called Kudzu which does a quick
hardware check on bootup for new hardware and attempts to configure it.
Very handy! Does anything like this exist for Debian unstable? I have a
quick hunt around packages.debian.org and found libdetect, which is the
On Mon, 2001-10-29 at 15:55, Ole Sebastian Stein wrote:
> We just got our ADSL and now have a server running Apache on a potato box
> at home. DynDNS provides us with dynamic dns.
>
> Today I found these lines in my acces.log:
>
> 213.133.35.205 - - [29/Oct/2001:12:54:40 +0100] "GET /scripts/roo
rtition hda3 and I just mount it on /home in both operating
systems.
As long as the programs you use are compatible (i.e. no major changes in
file formats etc) everything works fine.
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On Thu, 2001-10-25 at 13:42, Danie Roux wrote:
> On Thu, Oct 25, 2001 at 01:23:11PM +0100, Ross Burton wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am interested in getting fam & imon working on my Debian unstable box,
> > so that Nautilus can be notified when files change.
On Thu, 2001-10-25 at 13:42, Danie Roux wrote:
> On Thu, Oct 25, 2001 at 01:23:11PM +0100, Ross Burton wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am interested in getting fam & imon working on my Debian unstable box,
> > so that Nautilus can be notified when files change.
Hi,
I am interested in getting fam & imon working on my Debian unstable box,
so that Nautilus can be notified when files change. Are there packaged
anywhere?
Thanks,
Ross Burton
On Sun, 2001-10-14 at 15:14, Michael C. Alonzo wrote:
> im having problems with nvidia-*-1541*. i compiled 2.4.12 then
> dpkg -i nvidia-kernel-2.4.12*.deb nvidia-glx-*1541*.deb. I started X,
> works but when i exit out of X, after xserver shutdown, it won't display
> any prompt anymore that's why
e?
Thanks for any help,
Ross Burton
On Mon, 2001-10-15 at 13:07, Paulo Henrique Baptista de Oliveira wrote:
> I want to install a Dell PowerEdge 2550 Rack Server that comes with 2
> 10/100 Mbps/ network cards and 1 1 Gbp/s network card.
> I'm in lost to get those 10/100 network cards to run.
> Are they Intel Etherne
I
have to rebuild an entire kernel package just to get a new module?
Thanks for any help,
Ross Burton
Hi,
Is anyone out there running Debian (unstable) with the VideoLogic
SonicFury? It's a PCI sound card based around the CS4630 chip. I've
seen reports that it is a) not supported, b) supported and c) supported
but bad sound quality. Anyone got one?
Thanks,
Ross Burton
> Sorry, but the following packages have unmet dependencies:
> skipstone: Depends: libstdc++3 (>= 1:3.0.2-0pre010908) but it is not
installable
> Depends: libmozilla
> Depends: libnspr4 (>= 2:0.9.1-0.1) but it is not going to be
installed
> Depends: mozilla-
> Excuse my ignorance, but what's the attraction of watching DVD movies on a
> computer? It seems I'm better off in my comfy recliner chair or on the
> couch watching my 29 inch Panasonic GAOO then sitting at my desk in the
> den.
As I asked the original question I should reply here too...
I actu
tton
closes the window but the program continues running, as the programmer did
not catch the window closing event and quit the application. Code has to be
written so that the programmer can close connections and open files, write
data to disk, etc, before the application closes.
Ross Burton
On Fri, 2001-10-12 at 11:39, Ross Burton wrote:
> Does anyone know of a good software DVD player for Debian unstable? I
> am willing to build from source if I have to but would prefer something
> packaged.
I'll reply to myself and say that I have just found vlc in the Debian
pack
Hi,
Does anyone know of a good software DVD player for Debian unstable? I
am willing to build from source if I have to but would prefer something
packaged.
Thanks for any help,
Ross Burton
or messages are produced when
switching themes - this will say if you are missing a theme engine
("cannot load libthinice.so" means ThinIce is missing).
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