printing problem [was Re: Problems switching to debian

1998-11-05 Thread Zack Brown
> > > > printing is completely dead. It's as though I didn't have a printer. > > Nothing I do has any affect on it. This has nothing to do with any > > changes I made to my system. It's dead from the moment I install. > > > > I have a WinBook XL (which runs linux great in general by the way) and

Re: Problems switching to debian

1998-11-02 Thread Jim Crumley
> > 1) printing is completely dead. It's as though I didn't have a printer. > Nothing I do has any affect on it. This has nothing to do with any changes I > made to my system. It's dead from the moment I install. > > I have a WinBook XL (which runs linux great in general by the way) and a > DeskJ

Re: Problems switching to debian

1998-11-02 Thread Zack Brown
On Sun, 1 Nov 1998, M.C. Vernon wrote: > > > 1) printing is completely dead. It's as though I didn't have a printer. > > Nothing I do has any affect on it. This has nothing to do with any changes I > > made to my system. It's dead from the moment I install. > > > > I have a WinBook XL (which r

Re: Problems switching to debian

1998-11-01 Thread M.C. Vernon
> 1) printing is completely dead. It's as though I didn't have a printer. > Nothing I do has any affect on it. This has nothing to do with any changes I > made to my system. It's dead from the moment I install. > > I have a WinBook XL (which runs linux great in general by the way) and a > DeskJet

Problems switching to debian

1998-11-01 Thread Zack Brown
Hi, I recently switched from Slackware to Debian, and overall I am happy with it: in particular, configuration is much more regular than with Slackware, and I really appreciate that. There are still a few stubborn little problems that are actually pretty central to my work. I'm hoping I can find