Osamu Aoki wrote:
Hi,
On Fri, Jan 01, 2010 at 10:38:23PM -0700, Ted Hilts wrote:
I am looking for some advice regarding integration of tools for
development purposes. I have obtained the following over the internet.:
1. All debian binary and source DVD ISOs (for the present stable
m that any
development has to deal with a package even if the application is brand
new. So I am assuming that Anjuta is a IDE designed to work with packages.
And advice, clarification or guidance would be appreciated.
Thanks -- Ted Hilts
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I hope this message is not OT and forgive my ignorance but I received a
very informative response to some of my questions and several people
recommended that I make better use of everyones time by first going to
Wikipedia. The messages were more or less as follows:
See http://en.wikipedia.org/
Daniel Burrows wrote:
On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 02:03:57PM -0600, Ted Hilts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was
heard to say:
[snipped -- please don't repeat long emails if you're just responding
to one part]
Also, recently, I discovered that a dual or quad CPU board only
Andrew Perrin wrote:
I'm sure this is something simple, but on my gnome desktop which uses
an ATI dual-output card for a dual-screen layout, I suddenly can't
move the mouse off the right-side screen. The left side is recognized
by the resolution switcher, and displays fine, but there's no way
stions, they won't necessarily be
the best answers. It might be helpful if you could specify why you're
asking, or what exactly you're trying to do.
Best,
Jeff Soules
On Mon, Aug 18, 2008 at 1:28 PM, Ted Hilts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can someone enlighten me regarding m
Kent West wrote:
Ted Hilts wrote:
Can someone enlighten me regarding my confusion with the term AMD.
1, I know that the term AMD (American Micro Devices) is supposed to be
a 'second source' for Intel 32bit and 64bit microprocessors.
You're incorrect. They're t
d Intel board/chip set matches while indicating limitations,
constraints, and possible special operations for both???
I have seen this same question (in a variety of forms) asked on this
forum as well as others but I haven't seen a complete answer.
Thanks in advance, for any comments, tech
t
for read only operation. You can easily try this out using a test
block. Each year (since you were concerned about unused space) you
would then define a new block with the beginning of the new block as the
contents of the previous block unless of course you don't want to keep
all the old
Martin
Thanks for your information, you will find my reply further down.
Martin Marcher wrote:
On Thursday 24 January 2008 17:13 Ted Hilts wrote:
Martin
What is the exact kernel version you are running on both machines and
what are their CPU designations? The problems in the past have
Martin
My reply is at the very bottom.
Ted
Martin Marcher wrote:
Jozef Peterka wrote:
Hi all,
I might be rushing in to conversation, but I will try to install Debian
Etch and make it Dom0 this very weekend. I really look forward to it -
although with a little hope to success :)
Nevermind,
Rick
My response at very bottom.
Ted
Rick Thomas wrote:
I'm trying to get started with Xen.
I've installed Lenny and a bunch of packages that looked interesting
and mentioned Xen in their descriptions. But there does not seem to
be a Xen enabled kernel available. Is Xen built-in to the Lenn
Ron Johnson wrote:
On 01/08/08 15:05, Ted Hilts - Thunderbird Acct. wrote:
I can't seem to stay on this list for more than a couple of weeks and
then no more list traffic.
This only happens with the debian-user list and not any of the other
debian lists.
[huge blank line sni
on on this specific issue.
Thanks in advance, Ted Hilts. BTW, I have resubscribed but have not
seen any evidence that list traffic is now coming to me so please be
sure to include me ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) so I at least get the reply.
Ted
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I can't seem to stay on this list for more than a couple of weeks and
then no more list traffic.
This only happens with the debian-user list and not any of the other
debian lists.
and people with experience I
can not see how this kind of situation can persist.
Thanks -- Ted Hilts
Otavio Salvador wrote:
Florian Weimer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
* Brian Almeida:
I've been unable to find an official debian kernel which has
Xen supporter af
I am trying to pin down a general kind of problem occuring with a number
of applications on both Windo and Linux. This is not urgent so look
at this problem if you have time or interest.
I am having a problem with a number of capture type applications one of
which is a Firefox add-on. Bu
Hal Vaughan wrote:
On Saturday 17 November 2007, Ted Hilts wrote:
...
What I was trying to say is that I am not sure where the "AiiNET"
prompt is coming from. Is it coming from the ISP or is it being
manufactured by Minicom as some respone. I think the "AiiNET" promp
John Hasler wrote:
Thunderbird Acct. wrote:
When dialing up my ISP in an interactive mode providing user name and
password I get a third prompt with the prompt message "AiiNET".
Some ISPs respond with a username/password prompt when you use an
interactive program but expect PAP autheni
Hal Vaughan wrote:
On Friday 16 November 2007, Ted Hilts - Thunderbird Acct. wrote:
This question is informational and there is no urgency.
I'm not going to cover what has the first response has said, but I have
a bit I can add:
When dialing up my ISP in an interactive
Douglas A. Tutty wrote:
On Fri, Nov 16, 2007 at 03:08:11PM -0700, Ted Hilts - Thunderbird Acct. wrote:
When dialing up my ISP in an interactive mode providing user name and
password I get a third prompt with the prompt message "AiiNET". So now
I get 3 prompts: "user name&qu
s up
the connection automatically. Initially using minicom basically sets up
the dial up modem and thereafter all interaction with the ISP is
automatic. So when it is automatic I don't really know the details of
the interaction.
Thanks, Ted Hilts
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Andrew Sackville-West wrote:
On Wed, Jul 11, 2007 at 10:24:48AM -0600, Ted Hilts - Thunderbird Acct. wrote:
Please see the original email (further down) sent yesterday to the list.
Would someone like to explain how my ORIGINAL email to the Debian List
turned into the following:
I
nything is confusing and blank
"subject" makes no sense to me at all.
I use (and will continue to use) THUNDERBIRD for Linux, MS, and other
email correspondence. Perhaps someone could suggest how I might bridge
this problem with Debian email.
Thanks -- Ted Hilts
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st of the other lists have done. In my view, using
"Re subject" when "subject" can be anything is confusing and blank
"subject" makes no sense to me at all.
I use (and will continue to use) THUNDERBIRD for Linux, MS, and other
email correspondence. Perhaps someone
ps someone could suggest how I might bridge
this problem with Debian email.
Thanks -- Ted Hilts
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Hardestadt wrote:
Hi! I have a problem when i try to install matlab r2007a on my debian
etch.
When i execute the installation scipt, i get the following error:
[b]An error status was returned by the program 'xsetup',
the X Window System version of 'install'. The following
messages were
Jake & Betty Kraayenbrink wrote:
I installed debian from the live knoppix CD it’s version 5.1. It works
great, but I do have trouble when I try to run any thing that needs
administrator privileges. When I click on something say to configure
my printer I get this message “Su returned with an e
Miles Bader wrote:
Hi, thanks for the response, but I think I'm asking a slightly different
question than you answered.
I know how to use octave generally, but I want to use some of the
specialized functions which are distributed in the "octave-forge"
package in debian (actually "octave2.9-forge
Miles Bader wrote:
How exactly does one _use_ octave-forge, once it's installed?
I run octave, and ... then what? How do I make it define the functions
in octave forge so I can use them?
[I see there's a "pkg" command, but none of its subcommands seem to do
anything useful -- e.g. "pkg list" s
Kamaraju S Kusumanchi wrote:
First: as I understand your guideline I am not to use the reply key but
simply address my reply back to the list and it will be automatically
added to the descending list.
Most email clients have 3 options : Reply, Reply to All, Reply to List. You
should use R
Chris Lale wrote:
David E. Fox wrote:
[...]
Normally, one should just reply-to list, and it's considered bad form
to mail the poster directly, unless asked to do so.
In Thunderbird (Icedove), either
click on "Reply All", change "debian-user@lists.debian.org" from "Cc:" to "To:"
and d
Kamaraju S Kusumanchi
http://www.people.cornell.edu/pages/kk288/du-guidelines.html
This helps a lot but I have a few issues with a couple of the statements.
First: as I understand your guideline I am not to use the reply key but simply
address my reply back to the list and it will be automa
My browser for mail is Thunderbird and Seamonkey I use for browsing.
Thunderbird runs with threads beginning with the first issue ins the
subject line and then all successive emails related are tied together in
a descending fashion. I take this to mean that one can first see the
first issue a
Question:
I know there is a documented debian process for editing existing CDs and
DVDs but I don't know the details??? The literature just says to edit
the ISO image placed on the hard drive. I also have some other concerns.
Details:
I have a number of live CDs and DVDs. Apparently, one can
Two recent posts on this list involving VNC (vncserver) caused me to
wonder if this package is in any way related to Ultravnc also with a
vncserver (Open and free and just for Windows machines). Just want to be
sure I am not missing something or maybe they are somehow compatible or
have the sam
Has antivirus software advanced to the point that the following excerpt
from Debian Administration (dated late 2004) is now invalid? I added
the square brackets and their content.
"Viruses are a fact of life nowadays, be they real viruses or worms
which require manual intervention on the [be]
Michelle
Sorry. I have that problem fixed now but have sent very little email
since the change. The problem occurred because I was fiddling with
Netscape Mail trying to create accounts which bridged other email
accounts on other machines in my LAN and Netscape would not let me use
the same se
ution using AMD64 was offered to me. At that point I
considered the email issue concluded until you came along..
I cannot accout for what others say or do.. But I see you went to a lot
of trouble to be informative. All of which shows you like to be helpful.
You also have a nice day.
Ted
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