On Wednesday 13 December 2000 06:03 am, you wrote:
Denis,
Try re-installing the gedit rpm again. it appears as though when the
program installed the setup process did not complete properly. That or you
could hunt down the config file that this program is reading from and
manualy reset the
[snippage of the swap discussion for brevity :) ]
I remembered reading something recently about the old salt of making swap
equal to the size of your RAM being outdated. As I got to this stage in
the thread, it struck me where. I actually bought the package for 7.2
because my burner was on the
You are correct, it is a function of the shell. By default, most Linux
distros give you bash, which does implement this feature. Perhaps you are
running another shell that does support this. Try typing "bash" at a console
to load bash. Now type some other commands (to put some stuff in the
I have been very busy at work and have not had time
to even turn on my home system.
I will try your suggestions this weekend and let
you know.
I appreciate the follow up.
Thanks
Joe
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Glenn
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Blackbox is faster than both :-)
On Wed, 13 Dec 2000, Renaud OLGIATI wrote:
On Wed, 13 Dec 2000, Alexander Arzberger wrote:
I am new to Mandrake and this list and I´ve tried to change
Mandranke´s default KDE2 (too slow) to the faster Gnome
Desktop, but there´s no menu item to do
Now that I'm home; here's the printer error message:
Error /undefined in rce
%stopped_;ush --nostringval-- --nostringval--
--nostringval-- fa
lse 1 %stopped_push 1 3 %oparray_pop 1 3
%oparray_pop .runexec
2 --nostringval-- --nostringval-- --nostringval-- 2
%stopped_push --nostringval--
Hi...
Is PHP enabled by default in 7.2? I'm asking because when I point to an
index.php file, it's displayed as plain text.
The way I understand it, PHP can be loaded dynamically (as a DSO module),
compiled into Apache, or run as a CGI.
In the Mandrake httpd.conf, the lines that would cause
Get the KDE 2.0.1 bugfix. It should be available via MandrakeUpdate. Try
other environments, like GNOME, to see whether the problem is KDE-specific or
not. The problem could be ReiserFS-related, but it's more likely to be a
problem with KDE.
On Thu, 14 Dec 2000 11:07, Hektor Meyer wrote:
Hi.
Hey, y'all...new to Linux and this list, but not to computing. Quick
question: regardless of the user I'm logged in as (root, for instance),
clicking Linuxconf in DrakConf greys it out for a split second before
returning to it's normal state. All the other options in DrakConf work just
fine...
Mark Weaver wrote:
Ok...since you've said I will believe it. But then how does one navigate
to these dir's that have spaced names, or how would one open such a file
from a command line? Every time I've ever tried this, with the exception
of doing it with Wine (and even then most times it
On Wed, 13 Dec 2000, Adrian Smith wrote:
Thanks Adrian. That is encouraging.
Hey, but you do know about poetry.
hey Len --
i noticed you mentioning Applix below.
i installed Applix Office 5 on my 7.1 7.2 boxes with no problems
and no seg faults when it runs.
and the printing under
[root@localhost dennis]# ls -l /dev/cdrom1
lrwxrwxrwx1 root root4 Dec 13 20:26 /dev/cdrom1 - scd0
[root@localhost dennis]#
Here is what I see when listing the dev, does anyone see a probable cause for
why I can not access the writer as user? I'm baffled. help !
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On Thu, 14 Dec 2000, Roger Sherman wrote:
How much of a difference did you notice? I have 64 meg RAM, and am
strongly considering adding 128 more...will it be worth the time and
money?
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If you have several apps open, say netscape, spreadsheets + graphics,
then, believe
On Wed, 13 Dec 2000, Renaud OLGIATI wrote:
(as I have an antique and slow machine, I'd be interested to switch to the
fastest DE)
WindowMaker {GnuStep}{Gnome}
___
~ this is very slim, fast, and, Rock_Steady :)
best wishes
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On Wed, 13 Dec 2000, Adrian Smith wrote:
how to (if you even can) tell linux to use or not use the swap.
swapon -s will show you details of swap partitions
swapon /dev/[whats_your_swap_part] will turn it on
swapoff /dev/[whats_your_swap_part] will turn it off
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http://www.firekite.com
Flames spewing from his pointy little head -michael- warns all who read
that the
above url points to a website which won't allow entry without IE 5.5
service
pack 1 whatever that is!
Heh...nah, it's just recommended because NS chokes
Just letting you know that Opera beta 4 is out for Linux.
http://www.opera.com/linux/
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http://www.mrsnooky.com
Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings,
I'm not sure if this is the correct place to be asking this, as I'm
having no hardware config or install problems, but I need a bit of
advice on making Mandrake more secure.
I have already gone through and commented out various stuff in
Anyone ever used the tab key on the command line? Type command (like: cat) and then
type the first few characters of the file name and hit tab to auto complete the name.
Works with files with spaces in them. Also, works after typing a few characters of a
command.
HTH,
Bill
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On Wed, 13 Dec 2000, Tom Brinkman wrote:
you prob'ly wouldn't even need a /swap.
__
my desktop 'puter with 128 mb RAM , usually only reports,
that, it is using about 300k of Swap
{ swaps mounted are abt 230 mb }
best wishes
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