What config file do I have to change to turn interpolation on?
Jeremy
Can someone point me towards being able to view Russian web pages. I
need a basic set of Cyrillic fonts (equivalents of Times, Helv and
Courier) accessible through Netscape. If Gimp etc. can use them too,
then that's a nice bonus!
Are there such fonts in the distribution, or can +1 give me a
My problem is that I cant get a resolution of 640x480 (for use with TV
voodoo card)
I have iiyama VMP 400 monitor 17ins
8MB Matrox Produtiva (SVGA server in Xfree86)
I can get 24bpp 1600x1200, and everything lower, EXCEPT 640x480!!
My system always resorts to using 800x600even if I don't
the command should read "tar xvzf kclock-0.6.tar.gz -C /usr/share/apps"
Mike Julien
After a fresh install of Mandrake 6.0 via ftp..sendmail doesn,t
work...on the shut down of sendmail the
error message is "** Stopping /etc/rc.d/init.d/sendmail **
Shutting down sendmail: [300C[20D[[1;31mFAILED[0;39m]"
it has done this on every install of Mandrake 6.0 that I have done...yet
I
Sure ... here are a few of my favorites...
http://freshmeat.net
http://www.linuxberg.com
http://www.linuxapps.com
there are also several portal sites for linux...
http://www.justlinux.com
http://www.linuxstart.com
http://www.linux.com
of course these are just some of the sites...i list htem
Richard wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good HTML editor suitable for M6.0/KDE (other
than NS Composer)?
Cheers!
Richard
(I'll leave you all alone now!)
To avoid problems with netscape I download a fresh copy from netscape as
a .tar.gz file...not only can
I get a high encryption
The usual way to install programs that come in tar.gz format is to issue
the following commands...
disclaimerThis is my experience and i mustt say the following step is
the ost common way but by no means the only way. Read the
instructions for the package first../disclaimer
(assume the file is
Don't know about Creative Labs 3D Blaster Banshee rpm, but
a while ago they had a driver for the Matrox productiva in rpm,
you had to download the rpm and a modified xf86config, you ran the
xf86config, and the card was listed in the card list...it then set the
symbolic link to the new xserver
On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, you wrote:
%_I have seen that most of linux applications come in either tar or gz file. How
do I extract these files?
Where do I extract these files? And usually how do I install the programs
come in such formats?
Typically, when it comes in tar, tgz, or gz format it
On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, you wrote:
Does anybody know if I can import my Windows Netscape address book to my
future Linux one?
I mean: I start Linux, open Netscape and will Netscape be able to do
that?
Thanks in advance, bzsolt!
Two ways to do this: 1) save out your address book to a floppy and
I just use either of the two text editors that come with kde. Of
course, I have to type in all the code. But I am just learning, so it's
necessary that I do it this way.
adios, Steve W
--- Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good HTML editor suitable for
M6.0/KDE (other
Richard wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good HTML editor suitable for M6.0/KDE (other
than NS Composer)?
Cheers!
Richard
(I'll leave you all alone now!)
You could try AsWedit (free for non-commercial use) or Webmaker, a KDE
program (an rpm can be found on your nearest Redhat mirror
I am having a very strange problem with my server and I really need some
help. I can write to the server at normal rates averaging around 800k/sec.
When I read from the server I only average around 7k to 9k/sec.This is
driving me crazy.
I have tried different versions of Ethernet cards and
I have had MAJOR problems with my Cyrix board and Mandrake.
Random failures in all places, and especially in X, to the point it
was unusable. Strange, since the same box has been running old
Slackware for a year without a hiccup. So I tried Slackware 4.0,
with much better results. So far, no
Star office has somekinda html tool... it looked quite advanced at a
glance think it may have some java script utils, dunno if it is though.
But try NEdit...the best text editor in the world ever:
http://www-pat.fnal.gov/nirvana/nedit.html
cuts/pastes columns, macros all the usual pizzaz
You may be having problems with m6 because of the pentium
optimization that is built into this release. I can only suggest
you upgrade your hardware or try rh6 (sorry mandrake folks,
anyone have a better idea?)
hih
nick@nexnix
At 10:25 21/06/99 -0800, you wrote:
I have had MAJOR problems
At 09:23 21/06/99 -0500, you wrote:
I am having a very strange problem with my server and I really need some
help. I can write to the server at normal rates averaging around 800k/sec.
When I read from the server I only average around 7k to 9k/sec.This is
driving me crazy.
I have tried
When I tried to tar a tar or gz file, it extracted some of the files,
but also gave me some errors.
The errors are all the same.
Here is an example from my Acrobat Reader 4.0 Extraction
It happens in other program extractions too.
"tar: Ilinxr.install/install: Cannot chown to uid 1436 gid 100:
On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, Beacham Tim P wrote:
I am having a very strange problem with my server and I really need some
help. I can write to the server at normal rates averaging around 800k/sec.
When I read from the server I only average around 7k to 9k/sec.This is
driving me crazy.
This
On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, Nick Kay wrote:
You may be having problems with m6 because of the pentium
optimization that is built into this release. I can only suggest
you upgrade your hardware or try rh6 (sorry mandrake folks,
anyone have a better idea?)
Sure wait for the soon tobe compiled
same here about both of your topics
don
--
On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, you wrote:
Netscape Composer is very fragile in my M6.0/KDE system. Inserting an
image in a web page is a sure-fire way of making Netscape close itself
down (er, crash!). This problem occurs with both NC4.6 and 4.51.
On 21 Jun, Nick Kay wrote:
You may be having problems with m6 because of the pentium
optimization that is built into this release. I can only suggest
you upgrade your hardware or try rh6 (sorry mandrake folks,
anyone have a better idea?)
hih
You might want to try set6x86 which I got from
Thanks everyone for suggestions. Nice to see asWedit again - probably
the first HTML editor I ever used on Suns at college!
I recommend it to Steve who said he was starting out with HTML, and it
even comes as single ready to run executable if you get it from here:
On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, Steve wrote:
Is it in the 6.0 distr. ?
Stevie
I don't think it is... but kpackage and gnorpm get the job done.
-Tom
You might also try Amaya, on www.w3.org. I havn't used it,
but the information looks good.
Bill
-Original Message-
From: Mike Julien [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 21, 1999 6:06 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] HTML editor
Richard wrote:
Can anyone
Hi,
At Mon, 21 Jun 1999 you wrote:
Hi there!
Since having changed from SUSE to Mandrake, I cannot get a Kppp connection.
Dialing is ok, but connecting to the net doesn´t work. After some time, kppp
stops. Have tried everything.
I had a similar problem a few weeks ago. I think the problem
On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, Martin White wrote:
Managed to get all my CDR stuff working over the weekend (now if i'd been
able to get my modem working under NT, id' have told you how on Friday
night, not Monday morning !!).
To get the ide-scsi module loading on bootup without putting it in
This is a routeing problem most likely try inserting a route to
the
host(not enough info for more sorry)
Thanks for responding! Routing problem eh? Do you mean
inserting a route on the Windows PC in the lmhosts file? If you are
talking about Linux, where
Hi
In order to solve the unmounting problem in Venus, I did a: rpm -q -a | grep
kernel
And the results where the following:
Kernel-2.2.9-23mdk
Kernet-pcmcia-cd-2.2.9-19mdk
Kernelcfg-0.5-6mdk
So I downloaded the new ones and installed them with rpm -Uvh package
Then I edit the lilo.conf to modify
Whoops kinda forgot which was the slow side, IIRC
it was from linux to windows you were haveing the problem.
"route add -host 192.168.1.2 eth1"
should do the trick, linuxconf has a section for doing things like
this
On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, Beacham Tim P wrote:
This is a routeing problem
Thanks - I was hoping for a different answer ;)
but I guess I'll have to live with this until a new computer follows me home.
Irv
On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, you wrote:
You may be having problems with m6 because of the pentium
optimization that is built into this release. I can only suggest
you
Hi Andi!
Did you forget - I´m a newbie!!! ;-)))
Where can I get this newer version of kppp, how do I install it and what
relationship does it have with KDE 1.1
regards
Hans
On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, Cesar wrote:
Hi
In order to solve the unmounting problem in Venus, I did a: rpm -q -a | grep
kernel
And the results where the following:
Kernel-2.2.9-23mdk
Kernet-pcmcia-cd-2.2.9-19mdk
Kernelcfg-0.5-6mdk
So I downloaded the new ones and installed them with rpm -Uvh
Hi
I updated the kernel to 2.2.9-27, lilo, and the initscripts with the files
provided in mandrake's FTP, the unmounting problem seems to be solved, but
in it's place the network was unusable, the Ethernet card was correctly
initialized by the kernel but for an unknown reason there was no
Boda Zsolt wrote:
Does anybody know if I can import my Windows Netscape address book to my
future Linux one?
I mean: I start Linux, open Netscape and will Netscape be able to do
that?
Thanks in advance, bzsolt!
Yes, you can.
To get the xwindows to start at boot find your file inittab in the etc
directory and look for a line that says the following. id:3:initdefault:
Change it to id:5:initdefault and save it. The next time you boot you will
boot into the gui login.
Lyndon Lininger Sr.
- Original Message -
For the network just run thru the setup again or merge any .rpmsave files
w/ the updated initscripts
as for booting X edit /etc/inittab change
id:3:initdefault
to
id:5:initdefault
On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, Cesar wrote:
Hi
I updated the kernel to 2.2.9-27, lilo, and the initscripts with the
Have you ran lilo after modifying lilo.conf?
did you install the initscripts also?
How do I ran lilo after modifying lilo.conf? just type "lilo"?.
And in the updates directory I think that the initsripts are version 26, not
27 as all the other updates It doesn't matter?
On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, Cesar wrote:
How do I ran lilo after modifying lilo.conf? just type "lilo"?.
Exactly.
And in the updates directory I think that the initsripts are version 26, not
27 as all the other updates It doesn't matter?
No, initscripts isn't a kernel package.
LLaP
bero
Cesar wrote:
Have you ran lilo after modifying lilo.conf?
YES.
did you install the initscripts also?
YES. You have downloaded it, for sure.
How do I ran lilo after modifying lilo.conf? just type "lilo"?.
AGAIN, yes.
And in the updates directory I think that the initsripts are
On Tue, 22 Jun 1999, wrote:
When I tried to tar a tar or gz file, it extracted some of the files,
but also gave me some errors.
The errors are all the same.
Here is an example from my Acrobat Reader 4.0 Extraction
It happens in other program extractions too.
"tar: Ilinxr.install/install:
In an xterm run switchdesk-kde
and yes the settings will remain unless you manualy delete them
On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, W. Sanford May wrote:
I switched from KDE to Gnome easily with the desktop switcher in KDE. But,
I want to switch back from Gnome to KDE and I don't see how. I'm assuming
--- "W. Sanford May" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I switched from KDE to Gnome easily with the desktop
switcher in KDE. But,
Hola,
log out, and then switch to KDE using the appropriate box. When you log
back in, you'll get a dialog box asking your password and log-in name.
At the bottom of the
On 21 Jun, Alex Brown wrote:
Star office has somekinda html tool... it looked quite advanced at a
glance think it may have some java script utils, dunno if it is though.
But try NEdit...the best text editor in the world ever:
http://www-pat.fnal.gov/nirvana/nedit.html
cuts/pastes
On 21 Jun, Don Kelley wrote:
same here about both of your topics
don
--
On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, you wrote:
Netscape Composer is very fragile in my M6.0/KDE system. Inserting an
image in a web page is a sure-fire way of making Netscape close itself
down (er, crash!). This problem
I hope somebody can correct me if I am wrong...
I think u need to extract it as root. It looks like the tar file is
also trying to restore the permissions and ownership of the original
files...
But the error message is kinda wierd...anyone with better
comments...(I'm sorry for going round the
NO, this is bad practice, notice the error message states to the effect of
"delaying exit" it extracts the files correctly useing your uid/gid.
Say i were to include a small suid script or program into a tarball nest
it several directories deep with dot prefix that instantly gives the user
I want to make the little etc/MOTD file for when I log on. I am going to
try to program it to say that if root logs in it says Hello James.
Something to that effect. The only problem is that I can not find the rc.S
file to comment out the line that clears that file at reboot. I looked in
Did you try to do the LinuxConf command and install lilo from there ??
-Original Message-
From: Alan Shoemaker
Sent: Monday, June 21, 1999 9:46 PM
To: Newbie Linux-Mandrake
Subject:[newbie] Lilo
Sighwell today UPS left me a package with my Microsoft Win98 SE update
Actually it IS bad practice...normally the su part comes when u do
"make install"...sorry for giving broken advice...thanks axalon for
putting me straight...
so what should memphis do?
On 21 Jun, Axalon wrote:
NO, this is bad practice, notice the error message states to the effect of
I have a dumb question. I set up an account in my own name instead of
root
But I cant figure out how to set permission so I can connect to the
internet and my mail account. I know this is a simple thing to do
But I have never used Linux or Unix before.
Thanks for your time
Hugh
I am not sure if there is a SCSI thingg i am missing..(i have never had
the fortune to work with SCSI HDD)...but i did that to myself before...
I reinstalled Win95 on my system adn forgot that the mBR would be
overwritten...i could not even get to my linux system to run lilo
again...so i booted
On Tue, 22 Jun 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually it IS bad practice...normally the su part comes when u do
"make install"...sorry for giving broken advice...thanks axalon for
putting me straight...
so what should memphis do?
On 21 Jun, Axalon wrote:
NO, this is bad practice,
On Tue, 22 Jun 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am not sure if there is a SCSI thingg i am missing..(i have never had
the fortune to work with SCSI HDD)...but i did that to myself before...
I reinstalled Win95 on my system adn forgot that the mBR would be
overwritten...i could not even get
On 22 Jun, Hugh wrote:
I have a dumb question. I set up an account in my own name instead of
root
But I cant figure out how to set permission so I can connect to the
internet and my mail account. I know this is a simple thing to do
But I have never used Linux or Unix before.
Thanks
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