Greetings all,
I hand edited the file: XF86Config-4 in the /etc/X11/ directory and it
worked great. Now I actually have some screen real estate again. wheee.
Thanks again all,
Ron
larry price wrote:
look in /etc/X11/
there is either an xorg.conf (modern) or XFree86.conf (old school) fil
Thanks Larry,
Unfortunately, neither file is in that directory or listed in the
whereis. Yes, I ran updatedb to make sure.
Any other thoughts? Is there a tool that I can use besides the
XF86config tool??? I was hoping for something in the gui.
Thanks again
Ron
larry price wrote:
look in /
look in /etc/X11/
there is either an xorg.conf (modern) or XFree86.conf (old school) file
that needs a modeline.
On 10/26/06, Ron LeVine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Greetings all,
Ok, I managed to get Debian to play pretty well with my system. The only
thing that I see right now that is amiss
Greetings all,
Ok, I managed to get Debian to play pretty well with my system. The only
thing that I see right now that is amiss is I have a 19 inch monitor and
800x600 resolution.
Anyone care to share where the config file is or a config utility for
adjusting the resolution to something mor
Are there any hardware gurus reading this who can shed some enlightenment
on a minor but annoying issue?
My new computer has an Intel ICH7 chipset. The ICH7 includes a hardware
random number generator, which Linux recognizes when it boots ("Intel
82802 RNG detected", according to dmesg).
Its out
Hey, sorry I missed the meeting this evening... I had
a ton of questions related to 'ideal OS server
specs...' maybe next week.
BTW, if anyone is interested, I was having issues with
getting Ubuntu Dapper to see the availability of Edgy
until I came across this command:
gksu update-manager -c
On 10/26/06, euglug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a client with a T1 and a DSL. I would like to split the traffic
> between them. For example, email comes in the DSL and web traffic comes
> in the T1. I found it's more complicated than just adding another
> default route to the server wh
Nyal,
If you want to send plaintext email you might try
Tools->Settings->Composer Preferences and uncheck the "Format messages
in HTML" box.
I generally also set the HTML Mail tab in the Tools->Settings->Mail
Preferences to only load images from people in my address book on
received emai
Ron LeVine wrote:
Ok, I figured out how to add the resource to the listing. But now,
where can I find a mirror on the web for Mandriva??
I am thinking that Debian is looking a lot nicer. :)
http://easyurpmi.zarb.org/ will help you select mirrors.
Greetings All,
I've just installed FC6-i386 (an upgrade from SUSE 9.1 and Kmail) and
I'm trying to get a feel for Evolution.
I've looked around a bit and can't seem to find a setting in Evolution
to get my mail in plaintext. Personally I don't want all the HTML, I
like plaintext just like I like
On Thu, 26 Oct 2006 11:35:45 -0700, Bob Crandell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a client with a T1 and a DSL. I would like to split the traffic
> between them. For example, email comes in the DSL and web traffic comes
> in the T1. I found it's more complicated than just adding anot
Ubuntu (or Kubuntu or similar) should give you more bells-n-whistles, as well as easier hardware support,as well as offering a lot of the debian standards.Yes, yesterday was the right time to backup your important files!! I have a client whose backup drive just failed,
let that be an alarm call to
The fundamental problem that you have have with T1 + DSL is that while
you might be able to get routing tables from your T1 vendor, you are very very
very
unlikely to get them from your DSL provider.
If you had two t1 lines, the classic solution is to get routing tables and to
run BGP.
Howev
Ok, I figured out how to add the resource to the listing. But now, where
can I find a mirror on the web for Mandriva??
I am thinking that Debian is looking a lot nicer. :)
Ron
Ron LeVine wrote:
Is there a way to get the Mandriva Control center to look at sites on
the web for resources for get
Is there a way to get the Mandriva Control center to look at sites on
the web for resources for getting files? I will research this on my own
as well, but if anyone has an answer, please do tell.
Incidently, I tried to get Debian to run on my computer but it would not
play well with it. I am
I don't think you mean wget.
Wget is a tool for downloading a file from a website.
If you have a package system, then you would use that instead. And the
package system knows about dependencies.
if you have a debian based system like Ubuntu, then this is called apt-get
you can say:
apt-get u
Anyone here have any experience with RealBasic ? (http://www.realbasic.com)
I'm looking for a new GUI dev tool...
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EUGLUG
Hi,
I have a client with a T1 and a DSL. I would like to split the traffic
between them. For example, email comes in the DSL and web traffic comes
in the T1. I found it's more complicated than just adding another
default route to the server which has only one NIC.
I'm open to suggestions.
Tha
Ron LeVine wrote:
Um right, Yea, that one.
Unfortunately, I am not running any of the above distros. So, is there
a way to get this package with all it's dependencies easily???
I am using Mandriva 2006.
I believe you want urpmi. Been a while since I've used Mandriva
products, but I think it
Ron LeVine wrote:
Um right, Yea, that one.
Unfortunately, I am not running any of the above distros. So, is there
a way to get this package with all it's dependencies easily???
I am using Mandriva 2006.
Thanks again,
Ron
Bob Miller wrote:
Ron LeVine wrote:
I am wanting to use wget to
Um right, Yea, that one.
Unfortunately, I am not running any of the above distros. So, is there a
way to get this package with all it's dependencies easily???
I am using Mandriva 2006.
Thanks again,
Ron
Bob Miller wrote:
Ron LeVine wrote:
I am wanting to use wget to install some package
Ron LeVine wrote:
> I am wanting to use wget to install some packages on my computer. How do
> I find the repository for using wget?
>
> It is my impression that wget will not only grab the package that you
> are wanting, but also any packages that are dependencies as well. Is
> this the case?
Greetings all,
I am wanting to use wget to install some packages on my computer. How do
I find the repository for using wget?
It is my impression that wget will not only grab the package that you
are wanting, but also any packages that are dependencies as well. Is
this the case?
I want to
Because there is an SAO (Software Association of Oregon) meeting tonight
we will meet after that is done and move on for dinner. The SAO meeting
is from 5:30 - 7:30 at the Rogue Tap House, Downstairs Room, 844 Olive
Street . Many of the Euglug folks will attend the SAO meeting, and
afterwards we
Been out of touch... haven't heard if there is a
change in venue for this evening's meeting... CRR?
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I just noticed that the View filter in Mozilla Mail seems to be a fuzzy
search rather than doing a literal string comparison.
Or else it's not working right regardless of the technique it's using...
Might be useful to know that in case you want to do a bulk move or
delete out of a folder..
Matthew Jarvis wrote:
> This is the announcement of Zod. Zod permits you to call him "Fedora
> Core 6".
Here's an article about how Fedora releases are named.
Jesse Keating on the naming of Fedora
This month we speak with Jesse Keating, Release engineer for
Fedora Core.
http://ww
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