While I agree that this is an important issue and that you are all on
the right side, I think that you cannot deny that talking about the
EU-politburo is FUD as well. Giving examples of patents on sandwiches,
one-click ordering systems or browser-plugins is not the way to go
either, however stupid
I just removed Openoffice 1.1.3 from my system, downloaded the latest
1.9.etc snapshot and installed it.
I found out I can open Openoffice by Alt-F2 'soffice'. However, this is a
pure coincidence that I found out about this. What is the right way to
find out about this? Is there a list of
Thanks to the both of you, that was very helpfull.
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The packages are downloaded to /var/cache/urpmi/rpms and removed when the
install is finished. Check that directory (you will need to su to root) and
if you have a slew of packages there try to install them, one at a time,
until you see which packages can't be installed. This should tell you
Quick question: when I type 'man man' in Konsole, and I don't want to read
it, but instead I want to go to 'man rpm', how do I do that?
The only way I found to do that now was starting a new Konsole session...
there surely must be a better way, no?
Thanks!
type man rpm instad of man man
That was just an example... imagine I first want to read 'man rpm' and
then I want to go to 'man man'...
Do I have to close the first man for that?
I was expecting a $ at the end of the last page of any man I am reading...
I guess my question is not very clear,
If you are using KDE then enter
#rpm
in the Konqueror URL line and you will see the manual.
oh, that looks much better! Thank you, I'll use Konqueror for this from
now on...
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I just removed Windows XP pro from my Dell Inspiron 5100 (PIV 2.4,
512MB ram) and installed Mandrake 10.1 'powerpack'.
The 'starter guide' said I would find Mozilla in Internet/Browsers,
but that is not the case. So, I tried to launch Konqueror from the,
uhm, (*looks in manual*), oh yes, the
of an
e-mail to the whole list.
Thanks for your help!
-- Forwarded message --
From: Rick Kunath [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 22 Jan 2005 15:07:43 -0500
Subject: Re: [newbie] first linux install: double clicking 'home'
doesn't do anything
To: Michaël Van Dorpe [EMAIL PROTECTED
You need Security and Bug Fixes. It's a bit download, that first time, but it
won't ever be as big a that again.
So I downloaded the 191 files or 691MB... unfortunately one of those
files was corrupted or something, and I tried to install (and
download) those security and bug fixes in batches
David E. Fox wrote:
install these, I get messages about invalid signatures and even when I
ignore those, the installation still doesn't work.
You usually can ignore the sigs. But what error messages do you get when
you try installing these files?
I installed most of the bug fixes and
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