apt-cache in dotty mode
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[1] http://www.debian.org/releases/unstable/
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would look to solve the issue with 'xmodmap'. If the
later, I would look to 'loadkeys'. Although there may be better or more
appropriate solutions.
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when the normal user can't?
I imagine the executable is setuid root. It's hard to say for certain,
not having used or seen it.
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of deborphan can be useful.
- apt-get clean
But then maybe these items are small potatoes to you. I have a difficult
time filling up 5GB.
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Surprisingly enough, I believe I answered this here not 2 weeks ago.
Rather than copying and pasting, to find the answer execute:
:help position
The solution there worked for me, at least.
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swear I remember seeing at least an advanced option to install sid directly.
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is running, only the top half of the screen will be
visible, or the bottom half will be a mirror image of the top half.
Usually this can rectified by switching to a virtual console and then
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[1] http://bugs.debian.org
[2]
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?which=pkgdata=cronarchive=no
[3] http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=261897
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It has been a while since I've used or put together any new computer
other than pre-configured laptops.
I've tried to create a little list of what I am aiming for. If anyone
has had success along these lines, I would really appreciate any advice
or recommendations:
- Can drive 1792x1344 at a
creating
and marketing new _problems_, as they do solving legitimate ones.
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Scarletdown wrote:
| == K
== X
| == P
Anyone else care to add to this little list?
0 == O
$ == S
|-| == H
|_| == U
|_ == L
\/\/ == W
/\/\ == M
|V| == M
|\| == N
|-o-| == tie fighter
{-o-} == tie interceptor
8~~
?
8-)
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pointer. Where should I look for that setting?
Albeit you never would have guessed there is a package to do it. I
didn't either, so I went to Google first.
Give the big-cursor package a try; works for me.
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If you install apt-listbugs, at the time of upgrade or installation you
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packages.
[1] http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=258747
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xloadimage, but that doesn't support keyboard panning.
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about the respective behavior of these
commands, feel free to ask.
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will be removed as
well. Even if you didn't install the packages with aptitude, you can use
aptitude markauto to manually specify automatically installed packages.
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will write a modutils snippet which can be then used by
modutils to load the correct parameters for your sound card.
If successful, it may significantly reduce the time you need to spend
getting it working.
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correctly or format just right, or display things in the right order,
you will still need to go to a lab machine and preview the converted
.doc file. And again, it is almost never worth taking that risk.
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to know too for my 486 laptop.
But I for one am doubtful OOo will even run in 32MB RAM.
Have you considered EMACS or VI, and LaTeX?
Hey, it only cost me 71 bucks for it; it's hard to beat that for a
school computer.
That is awesome for a functioning laptop.
[1] http://www.dillo.org
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However, when I use the XTerm menu to change (as I do regularly) the
font to Huge (10x20) or anything else and then later back to 7x14
(Medium, and also Default now), text is rendered using bold characters
or overstriking (whichever
characters
XTerm*VT100*colorBDMode: on
!! Change definition of Medium font
*fontMenu*font4*Label: Medium
*VT100*font4: 7x14
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one operation at the end.
Right. That's when you bring up a dired buffer in emacs.
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with the -font
option. There are plenty of other useful options such as storing x
number of lines for scrolling, and disabling scrollbars and using the
keyboard/mouse wheel.
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in a file
just after opening it, if the ' mark is set:
:au BufReadPost * if line('\) 0 line('\) = line($)
| exe normal g'\ | endif:
See also :help au
If you add :autocmd!, be sure to include it at the start, not end
of your .vimrc.
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GNOME, but I do remember that vividly.
I like my xterm full screen (without window decorations) and snappy,
thank you.
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this can be taken care of at compile time, but the reason I
don't use a source based distribution is because I'm not willing to take
the time to hassle with that.
So I do without, and don't much mind it.
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to blank the previous session, and rewrite it including the
links, and including the newer files.
Can anyone tell us whether we are on the right track here?
[1] http://www.cdrfaq.org/
[2] http://www.cdrfaq.org/faq02.html#S2-5
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on a pop account, but when I
switched, it failed, and I wasn't willing to take any more time to
hassle with it.
One of these days I might take the time to give it a second chance, but
I hear emacs calling me...
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Maybe you could modify the script to bring up the 'lo' interface first,
and then background the interface connected to the cable modem.
I guess that makefile based bootup that was on Slashdot (I think) a few
months back would come in handy here.
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At that point I'll leave it. Really at 4 there you should figure out how
to create an apt repository cdrom (similar to the Debian installation
CDs). But I've never done that.
Perhaps the debian-cd package is you need for this.
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emulator causes 4-6% constant CPU
usage, you know you have a case of bloat on your hands.
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Cecil wrote:
On Saturday 12 June 2004 08:33 pm, dircha wrote:
But how does OS X perform for the following things:
Coding(various languages and sorts of apps)
Can I run linux apps on it?
I will be mainly coding on this little thing, email, and the usual
things(research, research papers, etc)
Does
. It will work fine if you don't use virtual (read:
multiple) desktops.
If fspanel is too quirky, then try fbpanel.
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(lsmod), and if so, is it?
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upgrades are
available for your computer. It is similar to Windows Update or the Red
Hat Network applet.
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Pigeon wrote:
On Mon, May 31, 2004 at 10:51:16PM -0500, dircha wrote:
The case for (b) is inaccurate... the filesystem *will* be readable
under Windoze, but will contain a whole bunch of files and directories
as opposed to a single file called something.iso.
I'm betting it's (a), and all you need
Kent West wrote:
dircha wrote:
[borders in gtk+ apps not showing up after a suspend/resume]
Have you tried a different window manager? Have you tried a different
user? These quick tests might give you a clue as to where the
problem lies.
Good idea; I tried a few additional things here.
I'm
with sarge alsa packages.
If it's actually a physical state of the card needing to be reset, then
I suppose you would need driver support for that.
Have you tried just removing and reinstalling the modules, e.g. modprobe
and modprobe -r?
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alsaconf (in alsa-utils), although I've
never used it myself. It will attempt to automatically generate a
configuration for your card.
You'll need to execute it as root.
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installation questions, and someone will be glad to answer your question
or direct you to the proper resource.
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-to-disk to avoid rebooting.
I'm not sure just how to figure out what is going wrong here. Is there
some way to force a library to be reloaded from disk?
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dircha wrote:
After resuming from suspend-to-disk (ACPI sleep state 4), Thunderbird
(mozilla-thunderbird in sid) and Firefox (mozilla-firefox in sid) render
their interfaces without borders and scrollbars. Both applications
otherwise function correctly.
Another update on my troubleshooting
per indent
level, and mandate wrapping for a fixed column width.
I'm ready to argue that this should generally be 4-character spaces and
80 column wrapping.
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Micha Feigin wrote:
On Sat, May 29, 2004 at 04:50:09PM -0500, dircha wrote:
Actually the best method when collaborating on someone else's work is
to adopt their coding style. If its a joint work then you should a
agree on a coding style in the first place.
On my last job, every new programmer
.
Further, while tabs can reduce uncompressed document size, if you are
concerned about document storage size then you will compress the
document. Compressed, the difference between using tabs and using spaces
is insignificant.
Therefore:
4 spaces per indent level and 80 columns.
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the apropos command to search installed man pages.
The manpages-dev package may be useful to you as well.
Is there anything more specific you are looking for?
[1] http://www.debian.org/doc/
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As I recall I used the ddclient package when I needed to use dyndns.org
for a while. There were no problems.
The help links from your dyndns.org account page will get you to the
configuration help. I don't have an account any longer I'd have a better
link for you.
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We're sorry, but we can not presently justify the costs of maintaining a
Debian port. Perhaps if one of our larger customers express an interest
in it...
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repository - i.e. that
you would include in the sources.list file and could use apt-get to
install packages from?
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E: Unmet dependencies. Try 'apt-get -f install' with no packages (or
specify a solution).
Try apt-get update again.
libxft-dev: Depends libxft2 (= 2.1.2-5)
is no longer true.
libxft-dev is now at 2.1.2-6 and depends on libxft2 =2.1.2-6
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dircha said to try apt-get update again.
I did, and it didn't help. I think maybe the packages are OK for i386,
but not for the powerpc which I'm using. It was just an hour or two ago
that I previously updated.
I'm baffled on that. The mirror I use as well
.
To de-configure exim, execute as root:
# dpkg-reconfigure exim
and choose option '5' to leave exim unconfigured.
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(Woody)?
[1] http://www.backports.org
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/fileutils.html#dd%20invocation
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system to install software, feel
free to consult the Debian manual [4], search the list archives [5], or
ask here on the list.
[1] http://packages.debian.org
[2] http://apt-get.org
[3] http://www.backports.org
[4] http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/
[5] http://lists.debian.org
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-upgrade for installing newer
packages for selected software.
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the referenced document is useful or not, that isn't
something I can answer.
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show [package]
On woody you may need to use apt-cache for the show operation. I don't
think the woody version of aptitude supports it.
Is this what you had in mind?
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there are a number of Debian KDE packages of
this sort.
Correct this manually by executing:
# aptitude unmarkauto [package]
If you think that you can track this down to a legitimate bug, that
would be a helpful thing to get fixed. I have not encountered a similar
error, myself.
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I don't seem to have the root of this thread any longer.
However, have you looked into using pdfimages to extract the images and
then gocr to extract the text from the images? You might want netpbm too
if you go that route.
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Better, a search for webmin at backports.org [1] turns up an apt
repository with webmin 1.110 for woody.
Are you familiar with using non-official apt repositories?
Ask here if you need help making the decision.
[1] http://www.backports.org/package.php?search=webmin
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incorrectly. Does the configuration displayed by the
intervening ifconfig have the correct parameters for your wireless
network?
But that's another issue. You should determine what is wrong with your
(PCI?) ethernet card first, as that is more likely a much simpler issue.
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write up a quick script
to do it for you?
Can you still mount the partition?
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to for development or testing.
Shouldn't development and testing resources be allocated by the upstream
developers and those who fund them?
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binary data and
then see whether you can track down the file you need.
But I'd recommend against this. Instead, you might want to start a new
thread (or rename this one) with a name like Recovering data from a
corrupted disk.
Good luck.
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useful.
You might check whether the htdig and htdig-doc packages meet your needs.
A full search-engine/indexing system such as this is easily scalable to
multiple systems.
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Is there a desktop environment independent way of getting a recently
used file list... something that might complement Debian's menu system
(package: menu)?
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debian stable.
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this with apt-get. I believe that dselect provides
for this as well. Are you handy with dselect?
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other than that it
exacerbated the problem.
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/kernel/threads-max, I
personally am not quite sure.
You can update (echo # ) the value of /proc/sys/kernel/threads-max
during runtime. But if that doesn't work, and it looks like you are
running up against the limits in local_lim.h, then probably you will
need to recompile glibc.
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dircha wrote:
You might need to recompile glibc. But first you should do some sanity
checking to be sure that you are running up against hard limits.
Oh, and before you start looking into that, don't overlook just lowering
the value of -Xss passed to the JVM.
You've probably tried
with the services you need, or even creating your own mini modules for it?
All of the other live CDs you list bill themselves as Desktop distributions.
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praises!
Although for me it is a close call between openbox, window maker,
fluxbox, and afterstep.
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/networking/ip-sysctl.txt
This really seems like something you might have better luck with on a
more specific list (i.e. non-Debian). You might try searching or asking
on the kernel mailing lists.
Sorry.
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to set it not to be installed?
Your system is definitely recoverable though, so don't worry.
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timely security updates.
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through it. Didn't help.
What do you think, could this indicate a problem with nic2 or its
driver? Are nic1, nic2, and nic3 all the same model and using the same
drivers? Have you tried replacing nic2 with a nic you know to work, or
if you know nic3 to be working, temporarily with nic3?
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, but does it seem
plausible that the default behavior here is creating the problem for
you? Maybe I misunderstand your situation.
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These appear to be errors and inconsistencies in aptitude. I don't know
what else to tell you. I was not aware of these before.
I will check the bug list for the package and report this if it has not
been already.
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repository. experimental, as you might know, isn't a
complete distribution. Packages in experimental may need to satisfy
dependencies from unstable/sid.
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determine which
is the appropriate module to load (although perhaps it ought to be able
to in the event that there is only a single such module).
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only lets me send the
file as an attachment.)
There isn't any extension [1] available to do this either. Unless you
have the time to learn how to write this as an extension I believe you
are out of luck.
[1] http://texturizer.net/thunderbird/extensions/
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uses.
Following is a simple form to do what you want:
'aptitude search ~Astable~nsearch-term'
or, 'aptitude search ~Astable~dsearch-term'
~Aarchive-to-search
~nterm-in-name
~dterm-in-description
Read /usr/share/doc/aptitude/README for the full list of available
search modifiers.
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, you can derive the
structure you see in menuconfig or xconfig, with the configured options.
A script to parse this information and generate an expanded kernel
config tree to text would be fairly straightforward. I'd recommend perl.
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for your display cards
- modules for your sound cards
- modules for your network cards
Anything that you may want to run your system without, or might swap for
another component.
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and just wish to use the standard red
ncurses-like menu to make a selection at boot time.
Then you would probably want to run LILO again: i.e. execute 'lilo' as root.
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by removing or installing packages directly with dpkg, and the
proper --force option if necessary.
It may take some tinkering, but your system should be recoverable. Do
this before you give up and reinstall the system. I've successfully
resolved many similar difficulties in this manner.
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