andrea wrote:
1) in inglese la parola nel suject finisce per Be e non per Ve :-)
2) e` una parola proibita nei messaggi a ML per evitare che il traffico
aministrativo venga inoltrato a tutti gli aderenti
invece che al robot che gestisce la lista. Se aveste scritto la
parola corretta vi
Davide Giacomazzi wrote:
Ciao a tutti e viva linux.
Il mio unico problema, con Mandrake 7.2, è che non riesco a configurare la
connessione Internet con un modem chippato Rockwell installato su COM1.
La configurazione non trova il modem su nessuna porta; devo fare qualcosa di
particolare
Unico neo: la stampante: una laser Canon LBP 800
beh, le stampanti la MDK le configura durante l'installazionepero' ha un
sistema di configurazione molto pratico (ovvero che funziona ma non so
perche' :) ): io ho una HP 690C series printer (cassone) e se scelgo i
driver LPR non succede
Ho avuto anche io lo stesso problema con Star Office 5.1
Inoltre non riesco ad istallare il programma zip dai cd della Mandrake 8.0
che sarebbe invece necessario all'istallazione di StaOffice.
Spero che qualcuno abbia risolto il problema.
Grazie
Giuseppe Foti
At 23.29 30/06/01 +0200, you wrote:
Il 22:24, lunedì 02 luglio 2001, CaMiX scrisse:
Aiuto!
Un'altra cosa: come si fa ad eseguire il find da shell riferendolo
solo agli esguibili?
A memoria non ricordo, ma tenete presente che tutte le opzioni di un
certo comando si possono trovare (quasi sempre) facendo
man nomecomando
(nel
Il 19:10, sabato 30 giugno 2001, hai scritto:
Caro mio hai fatto centro! Grande, ora funge. Poi proverò a vedere per la
stampante. Ma conosci qualcuno che riesca a stampare come su Winzozz con
una qualche stampante?
Ancora grazie 1000
Adios
CamiX
Ciao CamiX, sono contento di aver fatto
On Monday 02 July 2001 09:36, you wrote:
Ho
sentito, però, più di qualcuno in rete affermare che la sua stampante
(di solito proprio modelli Epson) stampava sotto Linux *molto meglio*
che sotto Windows...
ahem io non l'ho mai detto ma in effetti..
certo ho una epson 440, non nuova (quindi
On Monday 02 July 2001 14:57, you wrote:
Ho avuto anche io lo stesso problema con Star Office 5.1
Inoltre non riesco ad istallare il programma zip dai cd della Mandrake 8.0
che sarebbe invece necessario all'istallazione di StaOffice.
Spero che qualcuno abbia risolto il problema.
Grazie
Il 20:36, lunedì 02 luglio 2001, hai scritto:
Salve a tutti, il mio problema e' il seguente: dovrei far lanciare al boot
il comando ifconfig eth0 mtu 1444, dove devo specificarlo ? uso Mandrake
8.0, Grazie a chi mi rispondera' !! Ciao !!
Mettilo in fondo allo script /etc/rc.d/rc.local
Ciao,
Il 22:18, lunedì 02 luglio 2001, hai scritto:
On Monday 02 July 2001 09:36, you wrote:
Ho
sentito, però, più di qualcuno in rete affermare che la sua stampante
(di solito proprio modelli Epson) stampava sotto Linux *molto meglio*
che sotto Windows...
ahem io non l'ho mai detto ma in
Il 20:17, lunedì 02 luglio 2001, hai scritto:
Io ho installato StarOffice 5.2 senza nessun problema...
Ciao a tutti,
scusate per l'ingenuità della domanda. Io ho il Power Pack originale della
Mandrake 7.2, ma ora sto usando la Mandrake 8.0. Posso installare sulla 8.0 i
pacchetti RPM di
Grazie per l'informazione, ma essendo io un newbie di Linux, dove trovo kppp
e come lo lancio ?
-Messaggio originale-
Da: Andrea Celli [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Inviato: lunedì 2 luglio 2001 10.20
A: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oggetto: Re: [newbie-it] Modem non funzionante
Davide Giacomazzi
Salve a tutti, il mio problema e' il seguente: dovrei far lanciare al boot
il comando ifconfig eth0 mtu 1444, dove devo specificarlo ? uso Mandrake
8.0, Grazie a chi mi rispondera' !! Ciao !!
On Sunday, Jul 01, 2001, Jose Mirles wrote:
Also, if Ms are so full of innovation, why is hotmail (a microsoft
service) still using freebsd servers? and why has microsoft admitted
nicking freebsd code for their own apps??
MS is full of innovation. Thanks to them millions upon million of
- Original Message -
From: tazmun [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Matt Moore [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, July 01, 2001 1:33 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Use of Linux
My primary OS at this point it Win 2k, but dual booting with MD 8 on one
of
my systems. But even on my Win system I operate 100
- Original Message -
From: tazmun [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Jose Mirles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 02, 2001 2:06 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Use of Linux
Then I think somewhere you missing the point. We know what it was
originally intended for, but the modern Linux in my opinion
I suppose burden is in the eye of the beholder. I find constant typing
of the root password to be annoying in the extreme and results in a fair
amount of lost time if you have to do this several times in a few hours.
Especially when it is a really goofy file name with dozens of agravating
On Mon, 2 Jul 2001 02:05, C.Heaven wrote:
On June 30, 2001 02:43 pm, you wrote:
SNIP
After getting mightily annoyed at having to run su in a console or run
Super User file managers or give my root password time after time in
order to run Mandrake Control Center or other root-only
On Monday, July 02, 2001 3:46 AM, Franki [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
oh yeah, I meant to respond to this as well..
MS is full of innovation. Thanks to them millions upon million of users
can now use a PC. OS2 didn't do that, neither did UNIX or Linux. It was
Windows 3.1 that started it
I tried to install A program with ./configure , make ,make install.
During ./configure I get an error:
[root@drakehut kdvd-0.1]# ./configure
loading cache ./config.cache
checking for gcc... gcc
checking whether the C compiler (gcc ) works... yes
checking whether the C compiler (gcc ) is a
tazmun wrote:
I suppose burden is in the eye of the beholder. I find constant typing
of the root password to be annoying in the extreme and results in a fair
amount of lost time if you have to do this several times in a few hours.
Especially when it is a really goofy file name with
Hugh wrote:
If anyone has can you please write me off list
Thanks
Go to the following link and follow the instructions
Roman
Registered Linux User #179293
Curtis/Civileme:
Some companies require the usage of the Out of Office AutoReply feature,
and it appears that Compaq is one of them. IMHO, it's a Very Good Thing
in a corporate environment, although it can be a nuisance if the person
is on a maillist. Since I'm retired now and no longer have
On Monday 02 July 2001 09:39, you wrote:
Hi,
I learned this little trick right here. If you are typing a long file name,
just type in the first three or four letters, then hit the Esc key twice.
Autocomplete fills in the rest. If there are two or more files with the same
name up to a
I think I'm doing well, i've got my w98se box speaking to mandrake 8
accessing my samba shares (encrypt password = yes helps!!). The problem i
have now is that i'm struggling to get Linux box to access w98 shares. I
have tried 'browsing network' using LISa and reLISa in KDE. However, no joy.
Am I right to assume that based on the run level that you set in your
inittab that that determines what series of rc.d scripts will get run?
For example, if I have my run level set to 3 (non-graphical login), then the
scripts in rc3.d will get ran, if I have it set to 5 (XWindows) then rc5.d
I was trying to set up rpmdrake to pull the rpms from another directory. I
followed the instructions in the manual but there seemed to be a problem
since it was taking so long. Apparently I just didn't wait long enough.
I killed the process and now rpmdrake doesn't work at all. As soon as I
I hope someone can tell me what is going on with my
sound. When I start KDE I used to get a little sound
file playing, now I get nothing. When I look at /dev I
see the following highlighted in red and flashing:
snd - ../proc/asound/dev
What is the highlighting and flashing trying to tell
me?
I just did an install of 8.0 and from what I've read I
don't think that I want to use the 1251 drivers. (VIA
chipset) :-( Anyone know where I can find the 769
drivers? Also, what is the best way to deal with the
KDM problem? What are the alternatives? Right now I
have it set up to auto login when
Hi,
I have my computer working fine with Mandrake 7.1.
I re-installed Mandrake 8.0 and I could not get working my 3COM 509B
ETHERLINK III COMBO ISA PnP network card.
Can you help me?
Renato
--
Renato Tognaccini,
Dipartimento di Progettazione Aeronautica,
Universita` di Napoli Federico II,
~/.kde/share/config/kmailrc
On Mon, 2 Jul 2001 11:32, Jim Kempton wrote:
Hey all
Is there a Kmail config file wherin is stored all the settings PARTICULARLY
filter rules? If so, uh, where is it please. When I back up I wanna back
this up too.
TIA
Jim
--
Sridhar Dhanapalan.
Take a look at http://www.98lite.net. It can install Windows without IE, or
strip IE away from an installed system. It can even replace the Windows
Explorer file manager in 98 and ME with their 95 equivalent (which is far
less bloated and more stable). Of course, MS don't like this (it was
On Mon, 2 Jul 2001 12:45, Franki wrote:
oh yeah, I meant to respond to this as well..
MS is full of innovation. Thanks to them millions upon million of users
can now use a PC. OS2 didn't do that, neither did UNIX or Linux. It was
Windows 3.1 that started it and Windows 95 that really made
How would I adjust the repeat rate of my keyboard? I've found that in KDE's
configuration, under peripherals there's a keyboard config program where I
can turn OFF key repeat, but what I really want is for it to just repeat
after a longer delay.
Any pointers?
--
Dan Ray
Director Custom
Hello
I have a couple ASP CGI that I developed on WinNT, and I would like to use them on
Linux.
I would like to know What Linux's users use for their CGI to support E-business,
ODBC, SQL, etc..?
Thank You
Med
It was Mon, 2 Jul 2001 10:16:08 -0500 when Mark Johnson wrote:
Yes, you are correct.
Paul
Am I right to assume that based on the run level that you set in your
inittab that that determines what series of rc.d scripts will get run?
For example, if I have my run level set to 3 (non-graphical
I hope someone can tell me what is going on with my
sound. When I start KDE I used to get a little sound
file playing, now I get nothing. When I look at /dev
I
see the following highlighted in red and flashing:
snd - ../proc/asound/dev
What is the highlighting and flashing trying to tell
me?
I just did an install of 8.0 and from what I've read
I don't think that I want to use the 1251 drivers.
(VIA chipset) :-( Anyone know where I can find the 769
drivers? Also, what is the best way to deal with the
KDM problem? What are the alternatives? Right now I
have it set up to auto login when
On Mon, 2 Jul 2001 06:13, Judith Miner wrote:
Speedman wrote:
Restricted super user authority is a hallmark of *NIX, and is one of
the primary reasons it is so stable.
[snip]
We promote the very same practice to home users in order to prevent
kids, or other family members from installing
I do everything in Perl. There are probably better ways, but Perl does
everything I need it to do, and I don't have enough time to learn something
new. :-)
Miark
- Original Message -
From: daho Med [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: newbie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 9:29 AM
Try PHP: http://www.php.net
I think you can use ASP too ... but I don't know how ... anyone ?
phil
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of daho Med
Sent: Donnerstag, 5. Juli 2001 17:29
To: newbie
Subject: [newbie] CGI
Hello
I have a couple
Jason Guidry wrote:
Yes, very funny. I hadn't thought to specify, but actually recommendations
on both would be nice. Looking at some sample exams I think I could be
COMPTIA A+ certified in a couple months, so that would be where I want to
start.
I just wanted to find a platform
I also have the A+. Lots of stuff on printers, very easy to overlook.
Taken lots of practice exams, definately use the exam cram... Yes, there
is no Linux connection. But then it will certify (as designed) that you
have attained 6 months of knowledge as a PC tech. A good break in, but
not
It was Mon, 2 Jul 2001 09:01:29 -0700 (PDT) when Terry C wrote:
I hope someone can tell me what is going on with my
sound. When I start KDE I used to get a little sound
file playing, now I get nothing. When I look at /dev
I
see the following highlighted in red and flashing:
snd -
Oh my goodness... a ISA 3com card? WOW!
Well, does Mandrake recognize it? Check /etc/modules.conf and /proc/interrupts. Do
you
see anything in there having to do with Mandrake at all? Maybe something along these
lines?
[timh@r2d2 timh]$ cat /etc/modules.conf | grep eth0
alias eth0 3c59x
Well thanks for your time. Oh I am signed up for newbie also
But not anymore
Goodbye
alex,
I was hoping someone more qualified would respond, but I'll give it a
try. This writing is pretty rough -- some day I would hope to clean it
up and put it on my wiki (after the wiki is running).
alex wrote:
What is meant by:?
'unpack' as in-- unpack to /usr/src
Packing is
Paul wrote:
It was Mon, 2 Jul 2001 09:01:29 -0700 (PDT) when Terry C wrote:
I hope someone can tell me what is going on with my
sound. When I start KDE I used to get a little sound
file playing, now I get nothing. When I look at /dev
I
see the following highlighted in red and flashing:
Dear All, Since I have had LM8 I cannot get my display to the correct config.
Alot of my programs are cut off at the bottom so that I cannot see the OK ,
Apply, or Cancel buttons. I have a generic S3Virge which worked perfectly in
7 and 7.2. How may I remedy this problem? I already did a new
On Monday 02 July 2001 08:28, you wrote:
I just did an install of 8.0 and from what I've read I
don't think that I want to use the 1251 drivers. (VIA
chipset) :-( Anyone know where I can find the 769
drivers? Also, what is the best way to deal with the
KDM problem? What are the alternatives?
I have an isa 3c509something, and I had to assign irq 11 to legacy (or isa)
in the bios before it would work. You could try that.
-s
On Monday 02 July 2001 10:40 am, you wrote:
Hi,
I have my computer working fine with Mandrake 7.1.
I re-installed Mandrake 8.0 and I could not get working my
Hey guys!
I use LM 7.2 on a dual-boot machine with Win98.
Fact is, I use some software in Win98 but spend most of my time using Linux, too much
time in fact that I'm mixing up ls, cat, less, etc. with M$-DOS.
I wanted to get bash into windows so I looked around the web for bash ports for Win32.
I used cygwin for a while, command line only, before installing Linux.
(Still dual boot.)
There is something called Lin4Win -- never tried it -- don't have a link
-- it might be worth a search on Google and browsing a few pages.
Randy Kramer
Allen Joseph M Hernandez wrote:
I just wanted to
I've just installed Mandrake 8.0 on my Dell Inspiron 3500 Laptop,
but have not had any success with sound. Is the NeoMagic 256AV (MagicWave
3DX) sound card supported? I was led to believe that it was
especiallly since numerous sources online indicated that the 2.4.x kernel
On Monday 02 July 2001 14:41, Jamie Kerwick wrote:
I think I'm doing well, i've got my w98se box speaking to mandrake
8 accessing my samba shares (encrypt password = yes helps!!). The
problem i have now is that i'm struggling to get Linux box to
access w98 shares. I have tried 'browsing
snip for sanity's sake
I have one thing to say
if MS don't force ie on people. prove that to me
by installeding ME without it.
Pratt.
M$ is beyond that. Even if (Mini)ME can be installed without
IE, most Microsoft apps (e.g. Office 2000 and XP) require it
at least for online help.
Hello all:
My first qestion to this list.
I like light window managers, therefore am using Blackbox.
In other environments one can tab through the desktops by using
`control-F1' etc. How does one do this with BB?
--
Cheers,
Steve - ICQ 35454764
Toronto
On Mon, 2 Jul 2001, Mark Johnson wrote:
Let's say you install Apache, PHP, and MySQL from their various binary RPMs
(not source). How to I go about getting them all to work together? This is
probably beyond the scope of this list, but it is not real obvious how to
get everything situated to
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Hash: SHA1
David,
Are you sure the Neomagic 256AV is a *sound* card? The same card in my
ThinkPad is for *video*, and my sound card is an ESS Solo
something-or-other.
Dave
On Monday 02 July 2001 16:14, thus spake David L. Dufeau:
I've just installed
Yes.
Randy Kramer
Mark Johnson wrote:
Am I right to assume that based on the run level that you set in your
inittab that that determines what series of rc.d scripts will get run?
For example, if I have my run level set to 3 (non-graphical login), then the
scripts in rc3.d will get ran,
under my K button in KDE (start button) i used to have the group network
and
under it was netscape, the entire network group is gone? any ideas?
what is the K button called anyway?
thanks,
bc
On Mon, 2 Jul 2001, bc wrote:
how can i open a Microsoft Word Document, a doc file in KDE/Mandrake? what
program?
Kword can not open it?
Hi:
Tray to use AbiWord or StarOffice of Sun Microsystems.
Also you should have you Word Document in .rtf(Rich Text File) format.
You shuold install abisuite-0.7.6-1mdk.i586.rpm
On Mon, 2 Jul 2001, Daniel Espinosa wrote:
On Mon, 2 Jul 2001, bc wrote:
how can i open a Microsoft Word Document, a doc file in KDE/Mandrake? what
program?
Kword can not open it?
Hi:
Tray to use AbiWord or
Yes it is a good starting point I spent 9 months in school being
retrained for this IT buss. I also have the COMPTIA's NETWORK+ and the
I-NET+ certs. I have graduated in april and still looking for a job.
Very difficult right now but I love building and rebuilding my machines
at home and have
Certs, School, it's all great. And if you do not have any other way in that's
where you have to start. But I interview people every month that have all
the certs and school and no real pactical knowledge to go with it. If you can
get your foot in the door and you have experience, that's worth
i can't resist this one. to add further to John's response, why are you
having to su so much? the only time i have to su is to install programs. i
just tried this, i can su type in a password in 4 seconds. you do this so
often that it results in a fair amount of lost time? i'm sure i'm
I have tried to install three times now and keep getting the same error when
Mandrake 8.0 is installing. I can't tell if its one specific program that is
causing the problem because there is a splash screen over top of the
progress bar and the name of the program that is being installed.
When
Marcia,
Have you looked at the Configuration -- Other --
Mandrake Control Panel and in there you can look at
what the settinfgs are for the display.. From what you
have said it appears that you display is set to
600x400 and that display is hard to see like you say.
Try 800x600 and see if that
I can't resist either -- sorry!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i can't resist this one. to add further to John's response, why are you
having to su so much? the only time i have to su is to install programs. i
just tried this, i can su type in a password in 4 seconds. you do this so
often
Hi there,
I was wondering if anyone could help me with the Plugger plugin for
Netscape. I can play every type of file that Plugger can support except the
following:
Basic Audio File (.au) Soundtracker File (.mod)
I've contacted the author of Plugger and he has not returned my
email(s) on
bc wrote:
how can i open a Microsoft Word Document, a doc file in KDE/Mandrake? what
program?
Kword can not open it?
Star Office or Word Perfect, if you have either one. If not SO is free
and I believe there is a free version of WP.
ShalomOut
Chal
Registered Linux user
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i can't resist this one. to add further to John's response, why are you
having to su so much? the only time i have to su is to install programs. i
just tried this, i can su type in a password in 4 seconds. you do this so
often that it results in a fair
i've used Kmail for 2 days, it has not responed twice, or, i cick around
very fast and it does not like it, does anyone have an opinion for me, that
is, should i use Kmail and Konkerer or Netscape's browser w/ email program???
thanks...
bc
I am trying to log into a Mandrake 8.0 server via ssh and i am getting the
following error:
ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host
I have updated to openssh-server-2.9p1 and to openssh-clients-2.9p1
on both the server and my workstation.
In addition, this prob first
I never could get Konqueror or Kmail to work right. Netscape works fine
for me , but I use Mozilla, which works just as well and has some nice
skins . I think it's probably a question of whatever works for you.
Different systems seem to work better with different things. I think
that with
Michael D. Viron wrote:
Jennifer,
What does nbtstat do? Is it anything like netstat?
Michael
--
Michael Viron
Registered Linux User #81978
Senior Systems Administration Consultant
Web Spinners, University of West Florida
At 08:00 PM 07/01/2001 -0400, JENNIFER wrote:
Is there
civileme wrote:
On Monday 02 July 2001 00:00, JENNIFER wrote:
Is there a NBTSTAT eqivilent in the *nix world?
Wow a DOS command-line type person!
Well, yes and no. I think the closest would be LinNeighborhood,
which is graphical.
You are looking for a samba equivalent of what *NIX
Carroll Grigsby wrote:
Curtis/Civileme:
Some companies require the usage of the Out of Office AutoReply feature,
and it appears that Compaq is one of them. IMHO, it's a Very Good Thing
in a corporate environment, although it can be a nuisance if the person
is on a maillist. Since I'm
Romanator wrote:
Hi all,
Is there such a thing is looking up an email address? I have an address
but the whois feature cannot find the web page.
You can respond to be directly.
Roman
Registered Linux User #179293
Email Powered By Tux Email Utility
I'm not sure I understand. Do you
Paul wrote:
Tim wrote:
Even when I'm doing something that does require root access, I may edit
the file as another user, then as root go in and paste in my edits, or
quickly su to root, do what I have to do and then log off as root.
That latter is how I manage my box also. There's a
really? you are jesting surely?
root is another name for bonking or bumping uglies or for the
scientifically minded intercourse
what country could you be from that doesn't have 10,000 names for what is
essentially the same thing?
regards
Frank
-Original Message-
From: Terry
Dear All, I was just wondering if the Logitech Videocam is supported by LM8
and is it easy to setup? Thanks. Marcia
--
Marcia Waller
hi,
does anyone know of a way to get an HP CD-writer plus 8200i USB CD
writer working without having to recompile the kernel. i have tried
recompiling and have not been able to boot correctly. i had the CD writer
working well with redhat 7.1, but i don't like red hat, i was just trying it
Randy Kramer wrote:
I can't resist either -- sorry!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i can't resist this one. to add further to John's response, why are you
having to su so much? the only time i have to su is to install programs. i
just tried this, i can su type in a password in 4
On Mon, 2 Jul 2001, bc wrote:
under my K button in KDE (start button) i used to have the group network
and
under it was netscape, the entire network group is gone? any ideas?
what is the K button called anyway?
thanks,
bc
Well, it's similar to the `start' on windoze. Have you done
I cant get them to work :(
I've read faqs, mail archives and plenty of docs but still cant get them to
work.
Somehow cvs thinks / is /root so it tries to create temp files in /root/tmp
I already unset HOME before restarting xinetd and still the same
problem :/
Anyone have cvs running with xinetd
I gave up on relationships,
they are too hard for me, I think society in the US
has gone down the toilet bowl, I wonder what happened to
just good honest play and good clean fun.
I am a bit of an androgenous male, so I am not the traditional
male that one would think I am, plus I am emotionally
Hey speaking of the K button, if it does not work in one account,
andit does in others, what file do I need to change to make it work
again?
Thanks
On Monday 02 July 2001 11:22 pm, so spoke Steve:
On Mon, 2 Jul 2001, bc wrote:
under my K button in KDE (start button) i used to have the group
I fix other people's PC problems for a living, specifically Windows
problems... no shortage of work there might I add ;-) . After seeing Linux
pop up more and more on the net I thought it was time for me to learn
something about this 'cool OS'. I can see more New Zealanders getting into
Linux
Even though we are all newto Linux, don't you think we owe it to the Linux
community in general to read up on it and see what it is all about,
instead of just jumping in and then thrashing it because it isn't Windows?
Don't misunderstand I am very grateful for all the work that has been
Have you verified the integrity of your CD image using md5sum or something
similar (I don't know the Windos equivalent, or even if there is one)?
Perhaps it has not been downloaded correctly and it is damaged. In that case,
you will have to obtain it again somehow (download, buy a CD, etc.).
On Mon, 2 Jul 2001 01:20, L.V.Gandhi wrote:
I was trying to install MDK 8.0 in a machine with SIS card 6215. While
installing it starts in graphics. I saw in console one as 16 bpp, driver
as cfb16, no acceleration and FBDev used. But after installation GUI
doesn't work. First I get hanging
On Saturday 30 June 2001 18:43, Judith Miner wrote:
Since there is so many risks of constantly using a root account,
how
in the world are you supposed to get work done without being logged
in as root??
I am a new user and am looking for a desktop alternative to
Windows. I have no
The only change I made was changing from XFree86 3.3.6
to 4.0.1. Right after making this change is when I
began having sound problems.
TC
--- Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It was Mon, 2 Jul 2001 09:01:29 -0700 (PDT) when
Terry C wrote:
I hope someone can tell me what is going on with my
I see that I do not have /proc/asound. How can I go
about rectifying this?
Thanks for the help.
TC
--- Frans Ketelaars [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul wrote:
It was Mon, 2 Jul 2001 09:01:29 -0700 (PDT) when
Terry C wrote:
I hope someone can tell me what is going on with
my
sound.
Skinky wrote:
I fix other people's PC problems for a living, specifically Windows
problems... no shortage of work there might I add ;-) . After seeing Linux
pop up more and more on the net I thought it was time for me to learn
something about this 'cool OS'. I can see more New Zealanders
Bill Winegarden wrote:
On Monday 02 July 2001 09:39, you wrote:
Hi,
I learned this little trick right here. If you are typing a long file name,
just type in the first three or four letters, then hit the Esc key twice.
Autocomplete fills in the rest. If there are two or more files
Skinky wrote:
Before selecting a file, hold down the [shift] key and then click on the
file.
Roman
Registered Linux User #179293
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Holding the [shift] key down while clicking on the file just opens the file
in a new window. But thanks anyway Roman.
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