Stephen Early wrote:
Creating a user interface under X that is as good as NextStep is just
a matter of getting every X application author to agree to adhere to
the same policy. I wish you luck.
Herbert Xu wrote:
I agree that this is very diffcult. But the Debian developers
should do their
Package: disks-i386
Version: 1996-07-14
A friend is trying to convert to Debian from Slakware. He's using
buzz-fixed off an Info Magic cdrom, and can't get the installation
boot disk to recognize his cdu31a.
At the lilo prompt, he's type
linux cdu31a=0x230,0
This lilo parameter worked
Jonathan, writing from vega.netg.se:
Believe me, if you want to make sure that an upload from you is
untracable... It can be done ..
Untraceable is a matter of degree.
Forging someone's pgp signature is about as difficult as breaking
into a commercial software publisher's office and replacing
Paul Kautz:
Some packages seem to 'require' things they shouldn't need. For
example, gnuplot can run (believe it or not, I've used this)
with a terminal of 'dumb,' outputting text graphs etc., but
needs xlib. I solved this last time by just installing xlib,
even though I wasn't running X.
Ian Jackson:
How about having each pager program use update-alternatives to provide
a possible variant of /usr/bin/pager, and then having man configured
by default to use /usr/bin/pager ?
Another possibility would be to fix more so that it can scroll
backwards. This shouldn't take more than
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