On 12-Jun-98 Dennis Dai wrote:
For a good comparison of window managers, take a look at
http://www.PLiG.org/xwinman
The URL is in fact
http://www.PLiG.org/~xwinman
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Ted.
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one of the lawyers in that group into loking over it real
quick-like once
it is finished.
While this thread is running, it occurs to me to ask:
Has the GPL ever been tested in a court case?
If so, what was[were] the outcome[s]?
Best wishes to all,
Ted
and place in
filename.
Ted.
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Date: 03-Jun-98 Time: 13:39:43
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, size, date and sequential position[s] on tape. You
read this off first and use it to plan the rest of the operations. When you've
changed the tape contents you update this directory and write it back to its
old position. You could even organise fragmented storage this way ...
Ted
who post will get these messages. You just have to live
with it.
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Ted.
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Date: 25-May-98 Time: 13:00:23
tapes (120MB), and
not use the extra-length DC2120 XL (170MB). I have never persuaded the latter
to work, but have never had trouble with the former (at any rate those
manufactured by 3M).
Best of luck,
Ted.
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using it now), but I'm really looking forward to
secureCRT, which is still in beta, but should be really cool. CRT is the
best standard term for win95 I've found. Good luck.
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too, because 3.0 sucks. (No completion,
no paging of long directory entries. What is it good for?
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I have taken all knowledge to be my province. -F
to fix it as it could probably change it to a regular DOS extended
partition without losing any of your data. Anyways, good luck.
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I have taken all
, since it's simply a matter of how XFMail displays
the message list on your display.
Hope this helps,
Ted.
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Date: 17-Mar-98 Time: 19:07:35
Hi Folks,
Does anyone know of a utility which will take a time-zone dependent date string
such as
Thu, 5 Mar 1998 12:33:00 -0500
Tue, 3 Mar 1998 08:12:00 EST
and convert either to GMT/UST?
I need to be able to extract Date: data from a mailbox on a uniform time
basis.
With thanks,
Ted
ppa seems
to just sit there ...
Any hints? I have zip only on the port; I don't want to use a printer
as well.
Hi Hamish All,
I found that insmod ppa didn't work, but modprobe ppa worked immediately.
(On was S.u.S.E., not debian, but maybe it comes to the same thing for this).
Best wishes,
Ted
in /etc/fstab, a floppy in the drive,
and people can learn to mount /A: very easily.
Cheers,
Ted.
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Date: 15-Jan-98 Time: 02:33:18
you to look at its Linux version.
Best wishes,
Ted.
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Date: 30-Nov-97 Time: 13:48:51
On 26-Nov-97 Richard Ayres wrote:
On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, Ted Harding wrote:
In my humble opinion /opt has another very useful and practical function.
You can mount a whole new disk partition on /opt, when your original /usr
partition is getting full. Since some of the commercial packages
cumbersome and the previous approach is usually
preferable, provided it is sufficient.
Hope this helps.
Ted.
** Actually, while this is a correct statement, you CAN run startx as a new
user provided your xinitrc and wmrc are set up in a certain way: the attempt to
start a new X session will fail
the symlinks from /usr you like -- they don't take up much
space.
Best wishes,
Ted.
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Date: 25-Nov-97 Time: 22:32:58
list for problems which arise if you try to do this.
In particular, excerpts from MatLab code may not be published on the list.
That being said, I heartily recommend octave. Excellent package!
Best wishes to all,
Ted.
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the native code to the printer. One possibility is ghostscript, but
this tends to suffer from font-rendering problems and can give disappointing
results if you need good-looking hard copy.
Hope this helps,
Ted.
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On 18-Nov-97 Ben Pfaff wrote:
Though everything that Ted says is true, I must note that an HP 6L is
not a PostScript printer. I have a 5L at home with 1 MB memory and
can say that, under PCL, that that is enough memory to printer
anything but the most complex graphics at 600 dpi and I haven't
, and one of them did the trick. After which you warn your friends,
and pass it on to your enemies.
b) Someone wondered (as one does) what might possibly happen if you tried
the unassigned codes. Thereafter as (a).
Cheers,
Ted.
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then the above would get out of phase
and fail. You could pre-empt this by some pre-processing, but then it
starts to get hairy.
Another much less controllable but much simpler option would just be
diff temp1 temp2
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-= combination works even in xdos, and
allows you access to most of the WP-5.1 functions via the menu, if you find
that the usual keystrokes don't work.
Best wishes,
Ted.
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Date: 25-Oct-97
clean (though it may zap some stuff in
so doing); or else raw-backup (dd to another device) the bytes on the device
and then either do fsck, or reformat the filesystem, or replace the hard
drive.
In any case it looks pretty dire from here. Sorry.
Best wishes,
Ted
in
front of the machine. I'll back off now: I think it's time for any real
filesystem experts reading all this evidence to give a considered diagnosis
(and prognosis). I'm only speaking from memories of painful experience, and
general knowledge ...
Best wishes,
Ted
/mail which is
empty.
Good luck,
Ted.
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Date: 25-Oct-97 Time: 10:29:12
power management. This may solve the problem (as it has done on a
different laptop that I know of). You will have to put up with the disks
spinning up every so often when the system syncs.
Best wishes,
Ted.
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, it can take a very long time to find out how to
do even something simple correctly. This is why people call for software
admin tools: you can hope that the tool has the knowledge. If it was well
written in a document, and easy to find, then you wouldn't need the tool.
Best wishes,
Ted
is a must: George's own query is an
instance of this.
Sorry for the sermon ...
Best wishes to all,
Ted.
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Date: 11-Oct-97 Time: 00:05:54
and
ftp://ftp.cdrom.com/pub/tex/ctan/support/wp2latex-5_1
I can send a copy if required. However, I have yet to see a reader
which does a clean job on a WordPerfect document.
Similar remarks apply to MS Word readers (word2x, catdoc etc).
Best wishes,
Ted
was internittently on/off. I never managed to get it to
connect perfectly.
Not that I'm recommending you do this -- for safety, and also because
you're under warranty and if that's the problem then it's the shop's
problem and not yours.
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have it set to run gettys on /dev/tty[n]
for [n] going up above 7 -- X runs in the first free VT, i.e. one with
no getty on it).
If it still doesn't work, then you might begin to think that your X
installation is screwed.
Hope this helps,
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Ted Harding wrote,
:The first sentence I heartily support: when you need to get work done
:you are likely to be forced into running an MS-Win application at some
:stage and, if you can't run it on Linux, too bad.
I would not agree fully with you. I have
a subset of the market. Obviously, right now Wabi is a lot
more advanced than Wine, but we'll see what happens in a year or two.
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like with like.
However, I'd be most interested to hear of experience with Applixware
(and what about StarOffice?).
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available does Linus Torvalds actually use? Does anyone know?
If it's good enough for him to run PowerPoint on it, it's probably good
enough for me and I'd definitely like to know!
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to me, unless all the I20-specific code was wrapped up in the OS.
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Once either card is properly recognised it works fine, including
hot-swapping a card for itself (i.e. take it out and put it back in); but
hot-swapping one card for the other doesn't work.
Hope this is of some use.
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Hi.. After reinstalling pine and sendmail... I keep on getting
[Can't open mailbox lock, access is readonly]
in pine... I can't find the lock file and /var/spool/mail/user is 660
and is readable except for the lock... POP3 mail is also not allowing
mail to be pulled from the machine... is this
binaries are in ftp.che.wisc.edu:/pub/octave/BINARIES: I'm not
sure whether the very latest (2.0.8) has yet been compiled up for Linux.
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power to the card, but the card is not
configured first time, and is recognised as anonymous memory card.
On the warm-reboot, the probe seems able to successfully find the now
live ethernet card. I have no idea why it takes a further warm-reboot
for the fax-modem).
I hope this helps.
Ted
and the rest is up to you; for drawing commands you take
pot luck, and for imported graphics, EPS files etc, you have to make your
own arrangemnets after the event.
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On May 2, Ted Harding wrote
The closest you'll find to what you're looking for is in the pstools
package, which at best will extract the text characters in the order of
printing, but totally unformatted. It may, however, do a lot worse than
was located but none was found... How does one trigger a correct pinepgp
configure in dselect?
TIA amigos..
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\ o / _ o__|\ / |__o _ \ o / o
| /\ __\o \o|o/o/__ /\ |/|\
../.\...|.\../).|(.\../o
have to to the whole disk (use /dev/hda).
Then of course you have to try to pick the bits of real file out of the
jumble you will get. Best of luck!
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In a message to me, Ted Harding, you wrote:
|( Re Message From: Lawrence Chim )
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| Can someone provides me an example script that insert a line
| of text into a text file. The line should be placed below the
| line section[xyz] and above the line
really gets under way) then simply Ctrl-Alt-Del should do it.
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of users). In fact the scheme is
a kind of infinitely customizable cron.
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characters in
ISO-8859-1 by typing Ctrl-K followed by two other characaters.
E.g. e-acute is ^Ke'.
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the pine editor to vim, and enable vim's
digraph support. Then you can enter all the accented charracters in
ISO-8859-1 by typing Ctrl-V followed by two other characaters.
E.g. e-acute is ^Ve'.
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apropos free disk space
which will throw up summaries of all commands that have to do with free
or disk or space, including the command df.
df is on most if not all UNIX systems; apropos should be on all; I
would expect these things to be known by most experienced UNIX people.
Ted
be worth checking your hardware integrity in case it
might be causing something analagous to happen.
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I hope, however, that a.out libraries will continue to be available: they
are important when certain software can only be obtained as pre-compiled
a.out binary executables.
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