Apologize for a really petty question.
I tried out Gnomical Calendar (Gnome Calendar 1.4.0) applet, and got
hooked (entered in a lot of appointments). But suddenly for no
apparent reason, the background color of the Day View's off hours and
the Week View background turned to a deep blue, making t
When I upgraded RH 7.0->7.1, I experienced a partial loss of
postscript functionality, although normal ASCII printing OK.
a) For example, emacs prints an ASCII file, but not when that file is
sent to PS printer buffer. Error: "Can't find (or open) initialization
file (kfvflib.ps)."
b) printtool
Mike,
Worked like a gem. swapon/swapoff was entirely new to me. Thanks!
Haines KB1GRM
> On Thu, Jul 05, 2001 at 09:15:43PM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> > fdisk shows that still have a partition with ID82 and identified
> > as swap.
>
> Look at /etc/fstab for swap entries.
[...]
> Of
I did an upgrade from RedHat 7.0 to 7.1, and when I should have
clicked Skip I inadvertantly clicked OK to accept the old
partitioning. Instead, the result was that I created a
hugh swap file within /usr.
fdisk shows that still have a partition with ID82 and identified as
swap.
So which swap am
Rick,
I know you will be receiving expert advice, but thought I'd pass along
my own experiences that will suggest what you experience is normal.
I've got 128 Mb RAM and run RH 7.0. If I start and continue to run too
many piggish apps, I begin to use swap. The Linux memory model is not
like that
Rick,
I know you will be receiving expert advice, but thought I'd pass along
my own experiences that will suggest what you experience is normal.
I've got 128 Mb RAM and run RH 7.0. If I start and continue to run too
many piggish apps, I begin to use swap. The Linux memory model is not
like that
> quoted-printable is a pretty common MIME encoding for HTML. I bet
> browsers do understand it: www4mail does, IIRC.
Oops. Sorry, my mistake. I should have specified that rmail lacks this
capability, and I clouded the issue by bringing in HTML, which only
happens to apply to a specific case.
Lawson,
> That looks to me like MIME Content-Type: text/plain;
> Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable, as seen by an MUA that
> is either not MIME-aware, or is trying to deal with mail that has
> been handled by an MTA that is not MIME aware and has stripped the
> MIME mail headers out. I
I receive e-mails containing hex characters, and need some way to
covert them to Latin characters. Here's a sample:
=C8=AB=C7=F2=BB=AA=C8=CB=CD=C5=BD=E1=C6=F0=C0=B4=A3=AC=D2=BB=C7=D0=
=B7=C7=B9=B2=D7=E9=D6=AF=A1=A2=C5=C9=B1=F0=C1=AA=BA=CF=C6=F0=C0=B4=A3=AC
=A1=A1=A1=A1
=D4=DA=D6=D0=B9=B2=CC=E5=D6
There's innumerable mail clients, and a lot depends on just what you
want to do. For speed and efficiency, I happen to prefer rmail under
emacs. For news, I use gnus under emacs, but suspect there's an easier
way.
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KB1GR
Anyone know of an open software or inexpensive application to use the
computer as an oscillscope under Linux?
More broadly (and more apropos to the list), how does one locate
specific applications for Linux such as this?
Haines Brown
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I asked this question some time ago, but the answers all addressed
gnus, not emacs' rmail utility. So let me try again: Is it possible to
attach a binary to an rmail message under emacs?
According to my GNU emacs book, emacs does not support binary file
attachments, although one can insert an ASC
Sean,
Sorry to see that you are not getting much response to your question,
and so I'll venture to pipe up despite my very real limitations.
There have been some survey-reviews of the question. Sorry I don't
have any citations other than
www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/reports/1762/1/ .
It consi
alex,
I'm sure you will get many recommendations. Probably designing an
appropriate script for tar is the appropriate way to go.
If you insist on a GUI, there are some decent commercial products. My
experience is limited to Bru, which seems just fine. There can be some
technical problems associa
I have a little puzzle.
User would like to start some backup software that must be run by
root. This happens often enough so that it would be convenient to put
a launcher in Gnome Panel's menu.
I assume the answer is to create a string that will su itself to root
by issuing the password, and the
In the note I just sent out, the command I'd need to delete a batch of
applications should have been:
rpm -e -nodeps app1 app1 app3 ...
Sorry about that ommision.
Haines Brown
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Ken,
Your reply cast a lot of light on the situation, but also led me into
making a judgement, for which I need encouragement.
To recap, I want to upgrade from KD1 to KDE2 as a prelude to an
installation of KDEOffice. Attempts to use rmp -Uvh on the KDE2
packages simply returned dependency erro
I received very generous help from several people, but nevertheless
can't get to first base installing KDE.
1. ran rpm -qip kdelibs*.i386.rpm
I have version 2.0.1, but not installed
2. Downloaded a set of stable KDE packages from SourceForge, for Red
Hat 7.0. (arts, kdeaddutil, and kdesdk n
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