Christophe Rhein wrote:
Hello,
I downloaded the tar file of Firefox and I followed Robin's instructions to
install it from a terminal...
I don't know how but the software installed itself in my temp folder... I was
not able to use the tar -zxvf command...
Is it the right place or shall I move
Another typical stupid article by David Coursey to generate more hits
for ZDNet.
M$ is in business solely for the purpose of squeezing the most $
possible from the locked in users of their monopolistic and proprietary
OS. They would never (willingly) have anything to do with open source.
If
Ronald J. Hall wrote:
I've seen this mentioned several times - how you can click on services and
KDE 3 will allow you to create MP3 or OGG files from a audio CD.
er [cough], where the heck do you click on services at? I've not been able
to find it anwhere! :-)
Try this linkI believe
Lyvim Xaphir wrote:
On Thu, 2003-01-16 at 09:33, Mike Larson wrote:
Anne Wilson wrote:
It's true that if it comes to the 'bitter end' then difficult decisions will
have to be made, but I want to address the problem of where our money goes.
Much play has been made of the fact
Ronald J. Hall wrote:
On Thursday 16 January 2003 11:30 pm, Lyvim Xaphir wrote:
Chances are that if the company does survive, then at some point the
stocks are going to go back up. That means that the stockholders that
have not sold out still stand a chance to profit.
--LX
Lyvim, want to
Anne Wilson wrote:
It's true that if it comes to the 'bitter end' then difficult decisions will
have to be made, but I want to address the problem of where our money goes.
Much play has been made of the fact that it will go to pay off old debts, as
though that were a completely negative
Mark Weaver wrote:
On Saturday 11 January 2003 10:59 am, Mike Larson scribbled incoherently:
If I have a Mozilla (1.2.1 XFT) window open and try to open a Netscape
7.01 window, I get another Mozilla window. If I close all browser
windows and start Netscape, it opens normally. On the other hand
If I have a Mozilla (1.2.1 XFT) window open and try to open a Netscape
7.01 window, I get another Mozilla window. If I close all browser
windows and start Netscape, it opens normally. On the other hand, I
_can_ open a Phoenix 0.3 window when Mozilla is running. I am starting
all from the menu,
away.
Mike
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and ShockwaveFlash.class and move them from /plugins
to a newly created /plugouts directory. No more annoying Flash ads and I
can move them back if need.
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Todd Slater wrote:
On Fri, Dec 06, 2002 at 11:23:45AM -0600, Mike Larson wrote:
snip
I noticed the same thing about renaming--I tried several different
schemes. When I typed about:plugins in the address bar, I would get
whatever I named it as the Flash and Shockwave plugins--weird, I
thought
...except for those annoying Flash ads.
Mike Larson
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T C wrote:
I removed soundwrapper from the command for xmms using menudrake, but
it didn't make any difference. I suppose I can just make a shortcut on
the desktop for xmms and not worry about it, but I'd like to find out
why it doesn't work and fix it. The really strange thing about this is
that
Dennis Myers wrote:
On Saturday 10 August 2002 02:10 pm, Ronald J. Hall wrote:
On Saturday 10 August 2002 07:05 am, you wrote:
KEdit 1.3 is included in kdeutils and accessible from command line by
kedit or from the menu ApplicationsEditorsText Editor, the only
difference between the two is
I found this link on another mailing list. It should be required reading
for all...
http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#AEN353
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You received the Klez.h variant.
http://www.viruslist.com/eng/viruslist.html?id=4292
I received this and dozens of other infected emails from a friend whose
Windows computer got infected. Naturally, I was not affected since I am
using Linux, but it was a real mess for him to clean up. It even
,
an absolute elementary basic form of financial charting. Those graph
programmes that do exist are centered around the kind of windows
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to do - anyone know of any free mail
forwarding site that acts as a sort of relay so if you change ISPs or
email addresses, there are no problems and no one has to be given a
new address?
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In Kmail under LM 8.2, when attempting to fill in the To:, CC:, or BCC fields, I get
an error message the moment I begin to type an email address. The error box header is
File Error and says Could not load the file. Clicking OK gives another box saying
Kmail crashed and caused the signal 11
,
thanks for your help.
Mike Larson
Paul Cox wrote:
On Thursday, Apr 25, 2002, Mike Larson wrote:
LM 8.2 - After running top, I see that my CPU is 0.0% idle and that
InteractiveBastille seems to be the offending program. I chose the
standard security setting during installation, but never set up
82592 32M 9300 S1.2 6.4 26:15 X
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