I have MC version 4.5.55 from RedHat linux 7.3 distribution.
When I download a large file from FTP (F9-FTP link, and so on), it shows in progress
above command line percent count bad.
It looks like a overflow of the percent counter.
Try for example kernel-source from
hi ,
Sorry if my question is a re-post , but i would like to know how to
recover in case of ext3 partitions? I have ext3 and when i call for recover
on it...nothing is shown(although it scans some inodes as it seems).
Am i doing something wrong?
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Varun
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print scalar reverse
Hi!
This is corrected Max Schedriviy's patch for saving
current line
in editor The original patch
(http://mail.gnome.org/archives/mc-devel/2001-July/msg3.html)
was taken in mc-devel without enthusiasm. But IMHO this
feature
is very nice and should be included into MC. I build MC
with
Hello!
On Mon, 19 Aug 2002, Varun Kacholia wrote:
hi ,
Sorry if my question is a re-post , but i would like to know how to
recover in case of ext3 partitions? I have ext3 and when i call for recover
on it...nothing is shown(although it scans some inodes as it seems).
Am i doing
Hello Pavel,
Monday, August 19, 2002, 3:39:01 AM, you wrote:
PR Hello!
Since the subshell on Cygwin would not work on all versions of the dll
reliable I was thinking if I should compile MC with subshell support
enabled and add some runtime check which would determine the dll version
and
Hello, Pavel!
PR By the way, there is one more bug partly related to subshell on Cygwin.
PR MC thinks that the Cygwin terminal is dumb, i.e. that it doesn't save
PR the text behind panels.
PT I noticed this and I'll see what happens.
I'm a bit puzzled now... The reason is that a flag called
Hello!
I'm a bit puzzled now... The reason is that a flag called 'console_flag'
is not set. I've grepped the code but found that it is set only in linux
specific files and in rxvt.c. There is also no description what this
flag should contain - obviously anything different than zero will do.
Hello!
It produces on xterm B letters for Down, A for Up and so on
if these keys are pressed for some seconds under high loaded
Linux 2.4.
AMD K6 500 MHz + Linux 2.4.16 + Kylix (100% CPU utilization) + XFree
4.2.0 + Wmaker + mc compiled with ncurses. And it is 100 % reproduceable
in
Hello!
PR It depends on how intrusive it is. I would prefer to check for bugs, not
PR for versions. I know, it can be hard to check how signals from the child
PR are processed. You can always keep that patch in the Cygwin port tree, or
PR whatever it's called. MC should not become a
