Karen,
I hope you have saved all of the suggestions. They will allow you to do what
you want without affecting anyone else on the system.
I've done these things myself. They work, and will achieve what you want.
--
Rick
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do you mind providing the exact command?
karen
On Sat, 16 Nov 2019, Halaasz Saandor via Lynx-dev wrote:
2019/11/15 18:26 ... Larry Hynes via Lynx-dev:
If you can set the WWW_HOME environment variable, lynx will use that as
the startfile.
I use this method, although I have complete
to be sure, there are ten of them, none of which have my name on it.
Which is why I have stated my goal has never been to involve the lynx.cfg
file in any fashion.
On Sat, 16 Nov 2019, Jude DaShiell wrote:
run locate lynx.cfg and you will have an idea.
On Fri, 15 Nov 2019, Karen
folks,
i. do. not. want. to. make. this. change. in lynx.cfg...at all!
How hard is that to understand?
I asked for *command line* not all the ways I might screw up another
person's setup.
On Fri, 15 Nov 2019, Bela Lubkin wrote:
Karen Lewellen wrote:
since this is not my system,
I have
I appreciate all of the suggestions, even if not the strict command line
only option I desired.
i do not know where the lynx.cfg file is located. I imagine this is wise
to prevent accidents with individuals making changes.
if no strict command line only solution exists, I will ask the admin
because this is not my service I wish to tamper with config files as
little as possible.
If there is not a command line only method to accomplish this task, much
like the -useragent one, then never mind.
thanks for all the ideas but again I am not interested in altering
lynx.cfg in any
Thorsten Glaser wrote in :
|Steffen Nurpmeso dixit:
|
|>Ok. But you could as well "cat|sed -e s/^ //" when pasting
|>however, that does not bite anything preformatted.
|
|Not when pasting commands directly (also, don’t abuse the
|poor cat), and it breaks tabstops, so, no.
You could
Steffen Nurpmeso dixit:
>Ok. But you could as well "cat|sed -e s/^ //" when pasting
>however, that does not bite anything preformatted.
Not when pasting commands directly (also, don’t abuse the
poor cat), and it breaks tabstops, so, no.
> |You can disable the left margin for the other
russellb...@gmail.com wrote in <201911161459.xagexrnd010...@randytool.net>:
| I customize DefaultStyle.c to my preferences.
Maybe the next time when i compile the 2.8.9rel.1 i have a look.
I'd rather not, i am buried alive here. Thanks nonetheless,
Mr. Bell.
The thing, well, however, is that
Stefan Caunter wrote in :
|> On Nov 15, 2019, at 20:00, Ian Collier wrote:
|> On Fri, Nov 15, 2019 at 09:55:43PM +, Thorsten Glaser wrote:
|>> Mouse dixit:
|>>> #define UA_COPYRIGHT_WARNING \
|>>> "WARNING: Misrepresentation of the User-Agent may be a copyright \
|>>> violation!"
|>
Thorsten Glaser wrote in :
|Steffen Nurpmeso dixit:
|>Also i wonder why is always left aligned, like the headings
|>are, whereas all other elements have some left margin. This
|>looks pretty odd.
|
|Because it’s preformatted. Needed to make copy/paste and
|tabstops work.
Ok. But you
Your best bet would be to set an alias with all commandline optionss desired,
including the start url.
This alias could be put in a local to your account .bashrc or .bash_profile, or
similar depending on the system os and shell used.
I use a custom local start.html page I constructed with the
I customize DefaultStyle.c to my preferences.
russell bell
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2019/11/15 18:26 ... Larry Hynes via Lynx-dev:
If you can set the WWW_HOME environment variable, lynx will use that as
the startfile.
I use this method, although I have complete control of my "lynx.cfg".
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2019/11/15 12:03 ... dan d.:
Google made a server side change to affect chrome behavior on wed., It was a
mess. Wasn't that about the time the lynx behavior changed?
-- Google Chrome experiment crashes browser tabs, impacts companies worldwide
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