Hi,
I just had this problem after I reinstalled woody on my system.
previously, I had the same problem with my mouse not working on startx
but I managed to correct it though it slipped my mind somehow. anyways,
my XF86Config file says my input devices are /dev/psaux and /dev/input/mice.
However
Dave wrote:
Several web sites have told me that I need x-java-vm plugin installed
in my Mozilla 1.6. I downloaded it and it says it installed properly.
However, when I put about:plugins in the URL of Mozilla, it is not
listed and the pages still won't load.
I think the issue is that my Mozill
Several web sites have told me that I need x-java-vm plugin installed in
my Mozilla 1.6. I downloaded it and it says it installed properly.
However, when I put about:plugins in the URL of Mozilla, it is not
listed and the pages still won't load.
I think the issue is that my Mozilla was loaded
Thanks!
You must have a different man blackbox then mine. It only mentions:
session.screen0.strftimeFormat:
This adjusts the way the current time is displayed in the tool-
bar. The strftime(3) format is used. The default value is:
%I:%M %p
I had
At 04:07 PM 2/11/2004 -0500, Karthik Vishwanath wrote:
Hello,
scp fails to get files from a remote machine when the .bashrc in the
remote machine runs /usr/games/fortune (or even just a plain echo). How
can I fix this without removing the "offending" line from the .bashrc
file?
I weas able to dupl
Hello,
scp fails to get files from a remote machine when the .bashrc in the
remote machine runs /usr/games/fortune (or even just a plain echo). How
can I fix this without removing the "offending" line from the .bashrc
file?
Thanks,
-K
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By the time you get to the point w
On Wed, 11 Feb 2004, Ray Olszewski wrote:
> At 12:28 PM 2/11/2004 -0600, James Miller wrote:
> >I've recently written a floppy disk image to a floppy using the command
>
> >System: Debian Sid with newest 2.4 kernel and probably devfs.
>
> Well, as is often the case, figuring out what *might* be w
At 12:28 PM 2/11/2004 -0600, James Miller wrote:
I've recently written a floppy disk image to a floppy using the command
(as suggested by the image's creator) cat nameofimgfile.144 > /dev/fd0 .
It did, in fact, write the image file to a floppy. I decided to try it
with another, different floppy im
I've recently written a floppy disk image to a floppy using the command
(as suggested by the image's creator) cat nameofimgfile.144 > /dev/fd0 .
It did, in fact, write the image file to a floppy. I decided to try it
with another, different floppy image - this one called something like
nameoffile14
Hi,
does any body know hot to tweak Blackbox to display time on the toolbar in 24
hour format instead of am and pm?
Thanks
--
Peter
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