I looked around for a bit to find a good HowTo or FAQ that addressed the
distinctions among X itself, a Window Manager, A Desktop, and a Desktop
Environment. I found nothing really good, though these links are the best
of the lot I found:
http://tldp.org/HOWTO/XWindow-Overview-HOWTO/in
On Tue, 22 Oct 2002, Chuck Gelm wrote:
>
> I have RedHat8.0 ('tho I see that this distro is not liked! :-|).
> I'll try a few GUI install choices and what I can learn.
>
> Although I am still confused about who is doing what,
> with which, and to whom.
>
> IOW, I do not understand the differenc
Hi, Paul:
Lovely. Your story sounds like what I want to do. :-)
I have RedHat8.0 ('tho I see that this distro is not liked! :-|).
I'll try a few GUI install choices and what I can learn.
Although I am still confused about who is doing what,
with which, and to whom.
IOW, I do not understand t
Originally to: Bryan Simmons
Hello Bryan!
On 20/10/2002, Bryan Simmons was caught whispering to All about
Re: CD-ROM settings and hardware resources
BS> The CDs I'm trying to read were made in Windows (98, 2000, XP) with this
BS> very same drive about a year ago. They all contain home-mad
You missed the part where I said the only way to retrieve the files was
in Windows and that I wanted to enable whatever error correction or
multiple read settings that Windows has but while I'm in Linux.
Any ideas?
On Tue, 2002-10-22 at 09:25, Robert Couture wrote:
> Originally to: Bryan Simmons
At 11:15 22/10/2002 -0400, Paul Kraus wrote:
>I want to set up one of our servers as a mail server for internal mail
>and external mail. But I wont external mail forwarded to our real mail
>server which is hosted by a 3rd party. That part is easy. But I also
>want all incoming mail to filter throug
I want to set up one of our servers as a mail server for internal mail
and external mail. But I wont external mail forwarded to our real mail
server which is hosted by a 3rd party. That part is easy. But I also
want all incoming mail to filter through this server. Do I need to run
fetchmail to hav
I use an application called Tiny Term by century. I run this using wine.
The default font is called TERM and is not a TTF. I have tried
converting all of the fon files to bdf and the pcf but it still does not
show up in the app as a choose able font. It is also in its native fon
format in the fonts
Linux is slowly getting better and easier for people who don't want to
spend hours fiddling with it, but it isn't quite there yet.
Ok, here's what I use:
I currently have Red Hat 7.3 installed on my workstation. I have been
using Red Hat precisely because the installation is pretty friendly - I
c
I've lost the original of the thread, but I asked on the Xbasic list and got
a reply from Steve Gunhouse, one of the maintainers, as follows:
-- Forwarded Message --
On Mon, 21 Oct 2002 21:42:29 +1300 cr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've been following a discussion on Linux b
Peter said:
> Hi,
> If I safe with Lynx a text in html format to a file.txt the lines are
> at the most 60 col long.
> How can I change that to let say 90 col in order to get more text on
> one page for print-out?
> Would sed do the trick, but how?
>
Since I did not get any answer I arrived w
On Mon, Oct 21, 2002 at 08:02:33PM -1000, David Jones wrote:
> No, it has 100% to do with the way you code. You can
This is the criterion from the user/programmer perspective. It is
well known that you can use almost everything in a bad manner...
You can kill someone even using a pen, but it's k
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