I would like to enable DPMS on my terminal. According to this webpage:
http://ltsp.sourceforge.net/ltsp-4.1.1.html
I added the following lines to my lts.conf file. My understanding is that
should give me a 10 minute standby, 15 min suspend and 20 min off.
X_DPMS = Y
X_DPMS_STANDBYTIME = 600
When someone is logged in on the terminal, a lot of the time they don't appear
in the output of the w and who command.
Why not?
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On 12/03/07, Frank Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When someone is logged in on the terminal, a lot of the time they don't appear
in the output of the w and who command.
Try:
last|grep stil
Why not?
This is something I kept on trying but did not fully understand, hence
the alternative.
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On Saturday 10 March 2007 01:07, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Thanks for the advice with svn. I'll try to find out more about it.
Maybe we try it this way, though the Xen solution Chris Fanning
proposed has its own special charme :-)
Some time ago I found
Sudev Barar schrieb:
On 12/03/07, Frank Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When someone is logged in on the terminal, a lot of the time they don't
appear
in the output of the w and who command.
Try:
last|grep stil
Why not?
This is something I kept on trying but did not fully understand,
Cody Grosskopf wrote:
Hello,
I was wondering why is there little documentation on ltsp 5? I know that
it looks as though it is very simple if you have Ubuntu or Debian, but I
am running SLED10 and it isn't very simple. Has anyone attempted to use
LTSP 5 with SuSE Linux Enterprise Desktop?
I was digging around for cheap thin clients recently and found this on
eBay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/LTSP-Term-150e-thin-client_W0QQitemZ130086991048QQcategoryZ1486QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
_
Interested in getting caught up on today's
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Just a dumb question, but have you restarted the client?
On Mar 12, 2007, at 2:39 AM, Frank Cox wrote:
I would like to enable DPMS on my terminal. According to this
webpage:
http://ltsp.sourceforge.net/ltsp-4.1.1.html
I added the following
Frank,
It could be that your video card or driver doesn't support DPMS.
What video card do you have, and which driver is it using?
Jim McQuillan
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Burke Almquist wrote:
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Just a dumb question, but have you restarted the client?
It's still experimental, but it works for me.
You can get the source, RPMS and more information on:
http://pulseaudio.revolutionlinux.com/
I'll try to push the source to Macromedia, but I want to have a couple
of beta-testers first.
Works for me too :)
Thanyou.
Chris.
On 11/21/06,
Hi,
has anybody on this list tried to use an ipod as local device?
When i plug in the ipod (nano) via usb i get messages on the client
console/screen
showing that the ipod gets detected (with to partiotions sda1 and sda2)
but after that no drive appears in /etc/fstab.
Any hints, how to
Just a guess, but what filesystems are on those partitions? If the Linux
kernel doesn't have a compatible filesystem, it won't be able to read them.
On Monday 12 March 2007 14:09, Stephan Mueller wrote:
Hi,
has anybody on this list tried to use an ipod as local device?
When i plug in the
On 11/21/06, Jean-Michel Dault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
There is now a better solution than using esddsp...
I just relased full Esound and PulseAudio support for Flash 9 based on
the additional interface support library.
What's more, the PulseAudio layer features full
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