Pavel Roskin wrote:
Do you like to have also a new icon? Will it show somehow? I remember
cool white navy admiral's hat for NC icon... ;-)
It's in the distribution in the pc directory and it's called
mc_nt.ico. It's used for the Windows build only.
I am using attached icon and I like it.
Hello!
Sometimes 1st (on the screen, not in file) line of edited text
disappears after pressing Ctrl-Y (or Ctrl-Del) on it. (Cursor moves down
in this case, and topmost line is to be updated with a line just before
erased one, but it isn't sometimes.)
I experienced the bug after making M-?
Hello,
if I want to delete a file which contains '$' in its name (e.g. as
generated by the Java compiler) on a fish vfs (SSH), it simply does
not work.
Also copying does not work correct. If I copy Test$.class from a local
file system to a fish file system, the result is Test.class (the '$'
is
Hello!
From September changes to mc.spec.in:
- Drop %config from files under /usr/share - users are not supposed to
edit them. Local copies under ~/.mc should be used for that.
At least mc.menu, mc.ext and cedit.menu can be edited by administrators
from MC itself. Also I often add key
Bernhard Walle wrote:
Hello,
if I want to delete a file which contains '$' in its name (e.g. as
generated by the Java compiler) on a fish vfs (SSH), it simply does
not work.
Also copying does not work correct. If I copy Test$.class from a local
file system to a fish file system, the result is
Hello!
- Drop %config from files under /usr/share - users are not supposed to
edit them. Local copies under ~/.mc should be used for that.
At least mc.menu, mc.ext and cedit.menu can be edited by administrators
from MC itself. Also I often add key sequences to system wide mc.lib,
Bernhard Walle wrote:
On Fri, 01 Nov 2002 at 15:36 (+0200), Andrew V. Samoilov wrote:
Bernhard Walle wrote:
if I want to delete a file which contains '$' in its name (e.g. as
generated by the Java compiler) on a fish vfs (SSH), it simply does
not work.
Also copying does not work correct. If
Hello!
Oops. My mistake. You said:
3. Make mc.sh a wrapper script instead?
Then you could use alias mc=/usr/lib/mc/bin/mc.sh or whatever.
I agree. That's what I meant. Perhaps I was unclear.
I was not just unclear, I was wrong. I meant something like this:
alias mc='.