On Tue, 08 Aug 2000 08:18:46 GMT it was written:
Ps: where to get that "Registered Linux User #"?
Go here http://counter.li.org/
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Steve - Cheltenham, UK
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In love and light we are
In darkness we are no less
On Tue, 08 Aug 2000 10:15:37 -0400 it was written:
Is anyone building RPMs for Mandrake outside of the regular channels? Is
there an announcement list for that?
I'm familiar with sites like freshports.org for FreeBSD, LinuxMafia for
Slackware, Ryan Weaver's Falsehope stuff for RedHat.
On Sat, 5 Aug 2000 08:19:40 -0500 it was written:
Many monitor manufacturers overstate their product specs, and
'Hz' are always ± Damn near all the time, even junk monitors will
do 1280x... @ 60Hz (17" ), so that's usually a good choice if
you're not sure, or your monitor doesn't wanna
On Mon, 31 Jul 2000 18:54:41 -0400 (EDT) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well...I finally got it running, but it sure is buggy. It crashes if you
attempt to access the preferences, or import bookmarks. It's quite
unstable as yet.
I think the problem could be at your end because I only installed
On Sun, 16 Jul 2000 01:00:05 WEST you wrote:
Hello!
I have mandrake 7.02 Air and I am using the gFTP FTP client but I am
not
happy with it.
Is there any nice FTP client? (like WSFTP-LE)
You could try IglooFTP ( a search at Twocows will find it).
Not recommending it though, I
John Glasscock wrote:
Report on the topic.
Thanks for the summary, to which I have to say I agree with your
opinion. I did not respond to your request on the basis I am mainly a
reader and being a GNOME user tend to use a email client capable of
reading text and html and was therefore not
Alexander Skwar wrote:
On Sun, Jul 16, 2000 at 09:41:12PM +0100, Paul wrote:
For all the unsubscribees.
I may turn this into a weekly lecture, plenty of students, as obvious...
What about putting that into the signature of each and every outgoing
message? That way nobdoy can say
Jeff Malka wrote:
I have used NC for years and therefore love Linux's MC. But, I cannot
figure out what the "M" key stands for, like M-? to search for a file. What
keys does that correspond to in a normal keyboard?
Thank you.
The left Alt (_M_eta) key
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Steve - Cheltenham, UK
On Sun, 16 Jul 2000 01:00:05 WEST you wrote:
Hello!
I have mandrake 7.02 Air and I am using the gFTP FTP client but I am not
happy with it.
Is there any nice FTP client? (like WSFTP-LE)
You could try IglooFTP ( a search at Twocows will find it).
Not recommending it though, I
Paul wrote:
Hello and help!
Since I upgraded to 7.1, I noticed that vi has all kinds of colors in the
text. Now I pulled a webpage (linux.htm) into vi, and I can't read most of
it anymore.
I am colorblind, and there are lots of dark colors in it. I really can't
make out what is what
Roman Korcek wrote:
Hey Romanator,
Hmmm...I used to have MDK7.0 installed but I am using MDK7.1 which
offers a button called MouseDrake to change your mouse driver.
Don't have such a thing (MouseDrake), at least I don't think so.
When you pressed Cntrl+Alt+Backspace, were you able
Anthony Huereca wrote:
Helix Gnome is just an implimentation of Gnome. A company took the Gnome source
code and improved on it, and released it as Helix Gnome (or at least I *think*
that's how it is). Anyway, I really like it, and if you have a fast connection
it's well worth downloading.
Paul wrote:
On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Roman Korcek wrote:
2. And second - I would love to access my CD-ROM, but it doesn't work.
A copy of my fstab and mtab files is included several lines below (in
my original mail).
I can't mount the CD-ROM neither using (I think it was like this)
mount
Victor Richardson wrote:
I have a system running 7.1 (current) that worked perfectly (I assume)
yesterday, when I turned it on this morning the system fails during the
"Checking root filesystem" portion of boot.
The error message is:
Checking root filesystem
/dev/sda6 contains a file
Tom Brinkman wrote:
Keep in mind that the only reason you needed to append a mem
statement in the first place is because of a hardware deficiency.
I thought the reason for appending the 'mem=' was because the Linux
kernal doesn't recognise more than 64Mb?
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Steve - Cheltenham, UK
Mark Weaver wrote:
I use them each on their own. I've found things get convoluded when you
start running things like IceWM while running Gnome and the like. another
one of the nice things about Linux these days. You have the choice of
running these WM's all on their own, or using parts of
Digital Wokan wrote:
*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro*
I noticed that, too. I think it has to do with the Sawmill/Sawfish WM.
If there's a way of disabling/removing it to restore the alt-drag way of
moving windows, that would probably solve your
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