Hello.
Tshepang Lekhonkhobe:
> From what I read on the lists it seems that Ubuntu's
> unstable is generally more broken than Debian's
It depends. Ubuntu has a 6 month release cycle, and early in the cycle
the 'unstable' (currently - Dapper) is generally broken, while near the
end of the cycle it
Hello.
David Baron:
> On Thursday 06 January 2005 23:36,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I've installed Java the day before yesterday
> > with just java-package and sun-j2sdk1.5debian.
> I had installed in differently in the past, had to fix problems with
> some stuff on 1.4 but 1.5 went in fine
Hello.
Jorgen Rosink:
> Install java-package ->
> apt-get install java-package fakeroot sun-j2sdk1.5debian
>
> Now it's just as easy as building a kernel the-Debian-way ->
> fakeroot make-jpkg /path/to/self-extracting_java_file
Just to clarify the popular misconception - fakeroot is not need
Hello.
rich:
> What I don't understand is why it is so horrendously insecure to run
> testing - as I understand it when a vulnerability is found, a new
> version of the program is normally released which fixes the problem.
AFAIK, the catch is that the Debian Security Team is maintaining stable
-
Hello.
Mike M:
> 2. What's the proper way to read /usr/share/doc/mutt/NEWS.Debian.gz?
Other than installing apt-listchanges? :o)
>I used:
># cd /usr/share/doc/mutt/
># gunzip NEWS.Debian.gz
># vi NEWS.Debian
>
>It worked but it seems there should be some sort of tool.
I'd
Hello.
Ron Johnson:
> A 400x400 window at resolution 1280x1024 is the exact same size as if
> the monitor were running at 1280x960, because the monitor (whether LCT
> or CRT) is designed to run at 1280x1024, and X knows about 1280x1024.
The only monitors that are 'designed' to run at certain res
Hello.
Martin Dickopp:
> a standard solution to this problem is to encrypt the message with
> your own key in addition to the recipient's key. GnuPG will do this
> automatically if you put the line
>
> encrypt-to "your-key-id"
>
> in your ~/.gnupg/gpg.conf file.
Thanks, Martin, Johann and
Hello.
Recently I started learning how to use GPG for signing and encrypting my
mail, and today noticed that the outgoing encrypted messages are copied
into $record folder *after* the encryption; as you can imagine, this
makes them quite useless for me, as I don't have the recipient's private
key.
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