On Fri, 20 Dec 2002, KaOs wrote:
> pine 4.50-1
This keeps crashing on me (two different G3 machines, one an old beige
beast 300mhz, the other a b&w 450mhz). Previous version seemed much more
stable. There's a 4.51 version now anyway, maybe it would be more stable?
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Tim Pritlove wrote:
Hi everybody,
for a couple of weeks now, I am no longer able to start X11 because
XDarwin always quits on launch. This happens after having basically
initialized the screen (X11-style grey background appears). XDarwin
silently (no crash noted) quits and nothing happens.
Us
There is a problem with Mac OS X 10.2.3 not recognizing some internal
CD-RWs at all. Does iTunes see it? Sometimes inserting a disk with
something on it "wakes up" the ability of the system to see the drive.
I saw this on macfixit.com.
I was just toying with cdrecord on my Powerbook (TiBook DVI
On Saturday, December 21, 2002, at 10:07 pm, Alwyn wrote:
Installing bundle-kde now fails as follows with the latest Mac OS and
Fink:
Due to user error, please ignore.
Alwyn
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Hi everybody,
for a couple of weeks now, I am no longer able to start X11 because
XDarwin always quits on launch. This happens after having basically
initialized the screen (X11-style grey background appears). XDarwin
silently (no crash noted) quits and nothing happens.
I have installed the bi
Installing bundle-kde now fails as follows with the latest Mac OS and
Fink:
dpkg -i
/sw/fink/dists/stable/main/binary-darwin-powerpc/kde/kdelibs3_3.0.7-
5_darwin-powerpc.deb
dpkg: regarding .../kdelibs3_3.0.7-5_darwin-powerpc.deb containing
kdelibs3:
kdelibs3-ssl conflicts with keramik
k
On Friday, December 20, 2002, at 08:07 PM, Brendan Lane Larson wrote:
I was just toying with cdrecord on my Powerbook (TiBook DVI edition).
With cdrecord 1.11a40 (from the unstable tree), I can't seem to get
cdrecord to recognize the built-in CD burner that Apple ships with the
TiBook (which
man curl
simon
On Saturday, December 21, 2002, at 01:57 PM, Jeremy Erwin wrote:
This cries out for a perl script, or some other automation system to
manage the download over how many dozens of hours it takes.
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I (must not have been submitted to the list) was complaining about ADC
and the December 2002 development tools.
ADC is a secure website that logs people out after 15 minutes. If the
user decides to download something--- say a 300 MB file-- the website
will refer the request to a password protect
Er, don't know what you're replying to, but people might want to try
using curl, with the macbinary parts. curl has an option to do ranges,
e.g.
...[002-030].bin
make sure you put single quotes around the whole URL, also use the -O
option probably would help ;-)
simon
On Saturday, December 2
ThanX Jeremy!
I'll give a try too. That 15 minute login may lead to sleepless nights
with a modem my friend:)
Chaos is freedom!
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Anyone know how to correct the window widget problem in Xfce? My browser
windows etc, do not have the upper bar widgets, such as the
"maximize-minimize" function, the quit "X" , etc. In fact the upper bar is
totally empty of widgets. I have the same problem on Linux so this is not
a Fink-specific c
On Wednesday, Dec 18, 2002, at 13:41 Europe/Rome, Steve Wall wrote:
IMHO cdrecord/mkisofs is practically crying out for an Applescript
Studio based GUI front end. Maybe if I get some time over the holidays
I'll take a crack at it.
Steve Wall
I was considering the same project, but probably I
Apple has made available a December 2002 update to their Developer Tools,
available now via the Apple Developer Connection. (You will need to be an
ADC member to download, but registration is free for basic services.) The
updater is a 301.2MB download (single or segmented).
So, does anyone know if
On Friday, December 20, 2002, at 11:31 PM, Ian L. wrote:
My current Fink installation is borked and will not update -- It looks
like I'll have to start with a fresh install.
What is the problem?
-Ben
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Le samedi, 21 déc 2002, à 08:31 Europe/Paris, Ian L. a écrit :
My current Fink installation is borked and will not update -- It looks
like I'll have to start with a fresh install.
I like to always have the latest packages from CVS. Is it feasible to
do
the following to save some by not compili
My current Fink installation is borked and will not update -- It looks
like I'll have to start with a fresh install.
I like to always have the latest packages from CVS. Is it feasible to do
the following to save some by not compiling the already-up-to-date
binary packages, like xfree86-base:
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