* On 2019 08 Feb 17:48 -0600, Paul Westell wrote:
> Both are written with no shebang and have a trailing line. I'm not sure if
> Debian still defaults to something other than Bash, you may have to add a
> shebang calling Bash (#! /bin/bash) to make these work on a Debian system.
By default
solarflow99 via mc composed on 2019-02-08 14:09 (UTC-0500):
> Gilberto F wrote:
>> Since when I started using Linux around the 2000s I use mc. I can
>> not use Linux if mc is not installed on it. I'm having a hard time
>> using mc in Debian 9.x. I browse the directories and when I
Gilberto F da Silva via mc wrote on 02/08/2019 09:33 AM:
Since when I started using Linux around the 2000s I use mc. I can
not use Linux if mc is not installed on it. I'm having a hard time
using mc in Debian 9.x. I browse the directories and when I leave
the mc I go back to
There is a setting under Options -> Panel Options -> Auto save panels setup
On Fri, Feb 8, 2019 at 9:34 AM Gilberto F da Silva via mc
wrote:
> Since when I started using Linux around the 2000s I use mc. I can
> not use Linux if mc is not installed on it. I'm having a hard time
>
Since when I started using Linux around the 2000s I use mc. I can
not use Linux if mc is not installed on it. I'm having a hard time
using mc in Debian 9.x. I browse the directories and when I leave
the mc I go back to the directory where I called mc. In Slackware,
mc behaves
