I'm also having strange effects to some key-ins?
Suspecting dirty/entered-dust keys, which is a problem
for a laptop.
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On 8/27/21, mc-requ...@gnome.org wrote:
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A UseNetReader needs only:
single executable [1 line] file eg.
w3m -m nntp://news.aioe.org/comp.os.linux.hardware
to fetch the list of N latest-headers of the chosen group.
IE. mc scroll to file:comp.os.linux.hardware
from among the list-of-files/groups;
and hit : fetches & displays the N
Now that USBstiks have become cost-effective: installations like
TinyCore & slax will be increasingly used. Laptops are replacing PCs.
These RAM-resident installations give me problems saving the
setup, between boots.
How are other mc users managing ?
On Thu, Nov 21, 2019 at 4:01 AM wrote:
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> MC is powerless to do anything here.
So that means only rpm | wc could do this,
So then can't you setup your own script, under F2 [AFAIR]. ?
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Serious users/developers still use NNTP.
Via a minimalist USBbased Linux I've been investigating:
nc4NNPT. This handles the OK.
But there's a lot of involved to make it
user friendly.
IMO a small tree-of-scripts, perhaps callable from our F2-menu
could coordinate the NTTP operations.
I hate
This doesn't address to ftp problem queried,
but since mc has already expanded into ,
imagine the extra power, if NNTP & SMTP could also be handled.
Especially since they have 2 parts: inet ReadWrite & fileManagement.
My extensive use of wily [another 90s killer app] supports the idea.
He
No!
Remapping COPY from F5 to Ctrl-C
is a disaster.
Since the 70s orignal DOS NortonComndr,
through linux, Win, Android.
<=> F5
In ALL computing Ctrl-C has a SPECIAL meaning.
Don't map concepts to the current ENGLISH word,
unless it's for some strangely disabled user.
On Tue, Sep 4, 2018 at
