Hello,
I just finished
building a new Box and have been letting it just run to burn in.
After running 5 days
it crashed, and this was in the error log::
===
Dec 19 04:02:01 millhouse kernel: kernel BUG at
mm/rmap.c:407!Dec 19 04:02:01
kernel BUG at mm/rmap.c:407!
Hi Randy
What version of the kernel are you running?
regards
Duncan
Randy Paries wrote:
Hello,
I just finished building a new Box and have been letting it just run
to burn in.
After running 5 days it crashed, and this was in the error log
Beavers, Randy W. wrote:
All,
How do I tell the Monitor to change Screen
Resolution Refresh Rates? It's stuck at 640x480.
I'am looking at a big desktop through a little window.
That I push around with mouse.
Running MandrakeMove on a Dell P4 MM doesn't have drivers
I'am having the same problem with Mandrake Move can't change the screen
resolution.
-Original Message-
From: Paul Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2004 11:57 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [newbie] Windows bigger than the screen
Dear All
Some
All,
How do I tell the Monitor to change Screen
Resolution Refresh Rates? It's stuck at 640x480.
I'am looking at a big desktop through a little window.
That I push around with mouse.
Running MandrakeMove on a Dell P4 MM doesn't have drivers
for the Intel 82865gG
All,
How do I tell the Monitor to change Screen
Resolution Refresh Rates? It's stuck at 460x480.
I'am looking at a big desktop through a little window.
That I push around with mouse.
Running MandrakeMove on a Dell P4 MM doesn't have drivers
for the Intel 82865gG
it before starting the install, but there is no point
-- during the Mandrake install you will have the opportunity /
requirement to divide it into partitions and then format those.
Easiest to do it during the install.
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Hi
I have an old 4MB All-in-Wonder card in my Mandrake 9.0 system and the handler
tells me that there is not a supported TV card in the system. Is there a
fix?
Randy J Freitas
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is accelerating
to rated speed.
Anyway, I've taken to stocking up on 4X or 8X drives when I see them
cheap ($5 or less) at computer shows.
Randy Kramer
On Saturday 30 November 2002 11:24 pm, Michael Adams wrote:
Exactly what i was after Randy. Teach me for thinking hdparm was for
hard drives only. Am still
somewhere else).
If you can improve the cited page in any way, please do! (After all, it
is a wiki.)
regards,
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On Monday 25 November 2002 12:05 am, Michael Adams wrote:
Following the First -Suspect Me Thread with interest.
My Case...
Brand new store bought V9.0 pre-installed computer
Is there a way to delete the trash can icon in KDE on 9.0? If there is,
how would I recover files I decide not to delete?
TIA,
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I don't understand. ;-)
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On Friday 11 October 2002 09:58 am, Tom Brinkman wrote:
rdate-1.2-1mdk I'm usin that on 9.0+ IIRC, I got it from
/contrib, eg, 'urpmi rdate' from a cooker RPMS2/ source.
alias tdate='rdate -p -s tick.uh.edu hwclock --systohc'
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specifically selected nedit, joe, and two other editors as
individual packages -- I'm somewhat surprised a time synching utility
was not included. (Aside, after I sent my first post I did a locate
date | grep bin looking for evidence of a time synching utility --
didn't find anything.)
Randy Kramer
suggestions?
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Anybody know how to set Mozilla (or any other browser) as the default
browser in KDE (2.2.2 -- Mandrake 8.2)?
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of mandrake... and install it, ill be on my way.
I would consider rsync -- it will clean up one of your bad downloads
and make it correct. See:
* http://www.twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn/Rsync
* http://www.twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn/RsyncingALargeFile
And links on those pages.
Randy
Seth,
Thanks very much! I'll try these out over the next several days (and
check the man page for postqueue).
Randy Kramer
Seth Zirin wrote:
Postfix now includes sendmail compatibility commands so you should be
able to display all queued mail with the simple command mailq. You can
get
. Then, IIRC, I heard (read) some
people state that maintaining a caching DNS over a dial up line is not a
good idea -- I guess because of the traffic needed to update the caching
DNS.
Can you (anyone) lend any insight into the tradeoffs involved, and when
it makes sense and when it doesn't?
Randy
to choose any
one of them, if I chose the wrong one the disk was unreadable.
Maybe someone else can provide more insight on this.
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to deliver after 5 days
(approximately).)
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et wrote:
I believe what Ed is referring to is that so much of his current
bandwidth is being used by the d/l, that the connection to his ISP's
mail server times out (eg, no host...), and Kmail just keeps the
post(s) stored in the Outbox folder. I run
et wrote:
AOL does not do linux, as I recall.
Well, it depends what you want to do -- you can certainly send and
receive email on Linux via AOL. (Don't know the details of how, but
know a few people who do it.)
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) instead of /home/dad/mail to be visible to IMAP?
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the hard disk from dos.
Then try accessing the cd-rom (although you'd need to install some
drivers or something, like mscdex or whatever).
At least this would give you some indication of hardware condition.
sorry, ;-)
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or image is not an
iso. But, I'm surprised a mirror has something like that. Interesting!
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Derek Jennings wrote:
On Friday 16 Aug 2002 3:04 am, Randy Kramer wrote:
I was curious so I tried sending you mail at [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- it
basically bounced so I assume that is not a good Internet email
address for you. (There was also a reference to spews, so possibly it
is your
and updating the
distro (IIUC).
Mandrake would probably have to make some changes to use rsync instead
of ftp (or whatever they do use) in their automatic update system, but
it could be worth it to us (the downloaders).
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-- is that a script or command that you wrote?) Anyway, is
there any chance you are checking with something like fetchmail and it
is running in a polling mode?
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.
And getmail can't poll at intervals like fetchmail can?
I doubt that the problem could be that I use 00, 04 and 05 instead of 0,
4 and 5 in the time descriptors???
I don't think so, but I am not an expert. I just took one shot in the
dark ;-)
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specific
setup. It cannot run in daemon mode.
Thanks (for the info)!
I'll shoot again tonight and see what gives. Thanks anyway!!
Good luck!
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to disappear (although I suppose it could
be at my ISP, waiting to get a nondelivery notice after five days).
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Oops, I probably should have mentioned that the problem occurs when I
try to send mail to myself addressed as [EMAIL PROTECTED]. (I haven't
tried addressing it as [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- I will in case it provides
a clue.)
Randy Kramer
Randy Kramer wrote:
I've got my email server nearly
Derek Jennings wrote:
On Thursday 15 Aug 2002 8:07 pm, Randy Kramer wrote:
Oops, I probably should have mentioned that the problem occurs when I
try to send mail to myself addressed as [EMAIL PROTECTED]. (I haven't
tried addressing it as [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- I will in case it provides
sense
of them?
regards,
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it by wiping things like /, /usr, etc. off my disk
(preserving things like /home) and then doing a complete reinstall. I
would like as few surprises as possible, except for the improvements
(but even then, I'd like to know what to expect).
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.
Mozilla 1.0 may or may not have solved the problems listed above. (But
surely created some new and better problems ;-) )
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Randy Kramer wrote:
I'm not an expert, but for my purposes, Mozilla is the best browser on
Mandrake 8.2. (Mozilla 0.9.8 comes with Mandrake 7.2 -- if you didn't
Oops: ^^8.2
install it originally it should be fairly easy to install from the
rpms
civileme wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. Has hdparm been superceded by something else? What?
No that is what is known as a packaging error. You can download hdparm
from any Mandrake mirror --just DL the 8.2 version.
Civileme,
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, you are left in
the continuous vertical scroll mode, which you have to find a way to get
out of. (IIRC, pressing escape or clicking somewhere else on the screen
(or both) let you get out of the mode.)
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Control Center, and I can't find Connection
Sharing anywhere under Control Center.
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Ah, OK -- there it is -- thanks to you both!
Randy Kramer
Miark wrote:
Ya, what Dennis said. I'm running 8.2 and KDE 3.0.2 and it's
the one on the KDE desktop.
Miark
Myers, Dennis R NWO [EMAIL PROTECTED] saith:
I think he is talking about the Mandrake Control Center wich
set up in that file (or maybe a subset of those mode lines??).
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% and in 3 I,ve
got several .I am useing cable download at 197 usally
have good luck JOE
Just a PS: If the md5sums are bad, consider using rsync instead of
redownloading the entire files -- see:
* http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn/RsyncingALargeFile
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civileme wrote:
I have found something about each to love, but
in a rush I drag out SDF every time.
What's SDF? (I know that once you tell me I'll say duh, but just
doesn't ring a bell for me immediately.)
And, what's the 2k editor?
Thanks!
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clarification by the
authors, although that might be considered. (But, I am really uncertain
about this, and, in addition to all other considerations, it probably
depends on what country / jurisdiction the case is tried in.)
NOTE: IANAL -- IANAL -- IANAL (I Am Not A Lawyer)
Randy Kramer
Damian G
Phillip scott wrote:
Is it posible to use a tunner card made for Windoze 98 in MD 8.2?
I think you should get the manufacturer and model number and check it
against the Mandrake hardware compatibility list (or post it here).
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but not
mentioned, or if it is not included, is there some technical or security
related reason?
regards,
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civileme wrote:
Well, one of the SNF designers was Jay Beale, and his opinion was that a
caching DNS server was a serious security risk.
--other good stuff snipped--
Thanks!
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if the plugged in load
is beyond the rating of the UPS (even while the UPS is running off the
mains) -- it is not on, and I've never seen it on.
regards,
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for?)
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significantly more than $10, unless you get them from
new $10 UPSs. ;-)
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to the plate and save
the goose that laid the golden egg for them. /.02$
Good advice! Or join the Mandrake Club.
oh yea, misspelt is not the correct spelling of miss-spelled
Well, it might be -- in England, Australia, Canada, or somewhere
similar.
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quite well. (It has a few quirks, but they
surprised me.)
regards,
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about that -- AFAIK, there is not much that you
(or the developers) can do about that, unless perhaps there is change to
the email infrastructure.
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did you choose when
you installed? IIUC, in some levels you are not allowed to log in as
root directly, but only to su to root from a user account.
Try this page for some links to information on msec:
http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn/Msec
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in that particular buffer.
I'm hoping they might have implemented some of this in kde 3 (I'm still
using kde 2.2 with Mandrake 8.2). If anybody is using kde 3.0 or
higher, has any of this been implemented?
regards,
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an
insecure mail server to send mail fairly easily. When you enable
security (some type of security) your faced with the anonymous relaying
problem -- and now, what you so carefully got to work requires
reworking. Oh well, sooner or later I'll get this stuff.
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your electronic
equipment as possible.
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Gracenote, which has software
embedded in several popular MP3 software solutions that captures
information on what recordings users listen to on their computers and
reports this information back to the company.
Has anyone heard of this before?
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Error1018 wrote:
how to get off this mailing list. Help?
Try reading
http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn/UnsubscribingFromMailingLists
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a better search / index tool.
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Michael Adams wrote:
I found that searching the identical list at
http://www.mail-archive.com/newbie@linux-mandrake.com/
works for me usually. The attempt 2 minutes ago raised an error message which
is unusual for this site.
Note: mail-archive.com
:(
I'm glad the mail-archive site is still archiving these -- in a few
trials, the search seems a little more useful -- I'll keep testing it.
;-)
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burder (little or no worse
than doing the same thing every 24 hours).
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typical of what I get. (So I'm still looking for
those better ways, or if there are none, I have some RFEs.)
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of the author plus 70(?)
years, and for coporations, 99(?) years.
Randy Kramer
I now know that IANAL is intended to mean I Am Not A Lawyer, but
before I understood that, I thought it meant I Am Not A Liar. I
wondered, for a very brief time, why all these people involved in legal
discussions felt
when I do this, I will add the name of the
person I originally quoted to the list of contributors.
To learn more about wikis, please see
http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn/AboutThesePages and follow any
of the links that appear interesting.
regards,
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i
Michael Adams wrote:
Only a big blue link at the bottom of the left column called Contact me.
MAILTO:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Wow, I am blind! ;-)
Thanks!
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Now, what was I going to tell him -- ahh, yes -- try nedit!
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Interesting thought! (Sounds like something I'd mention, but you saw it
first.)
Anyway, then we need code janitors or refactorers to start reducing
the size.
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Alastair Scott wrote:
iv. 9 is resolved by nedit, which he evidently isn't aware of.
Absolutely, and I'm rather annoyed that he doesn't provide an email
address to allow feedback. I guess I could search on the web, but why
should I have to.
Randy Kramer
(Guess I'm cranky today. ;-)
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reminding myself that they have been
fairly successful to date.
I want to see Linux be an effective competitor to Microsoft *on the
desktop*. To do that, I believe we need more looking at things from the
other perspective, fixing things to make life easy for the user.
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is there are a lot of alternatives
in the Linux world.
SuSE and Mandrake are, IMHO, two good choices. There are others,
depending on your knowledge, experience, tolerance for frustration,
etc., like Red Hat, Slackware, Debian, GenToo, etc. Join a LUG, try a
variety of distros.
Randy Kramer
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once in a while, also.)
Anybody want to take up the same hobby?
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resist. I wrote the company back and asked why
they were burdening their company with the expense and
licsensing associated with those products when Linux is
available.
They didn't respond. Not yet anyway :-)
Alright!!
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Joe,
Thanks for a masterful job of editing (snipping) previous posts!!
(I preserved most of the post below so others can remember what it
looked like.)
regards,
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Joe Harkins wrote:
At 08:19 PM 7/10/2002 -0400, you wrote:
is the smaller drive a master or slave and which ide
a directory,
not files within a directory. Is this the expected behavior?
Alias does not show that du is an alias for some other command.
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file, then dvips
on the resulting .dvi file, then you end up with a nice printable .ps file.
Apologies for the syntax of the last sentence!
You mean the first sentence, don't you ;-) (I'm laughing with you -- I
may have a new standard to beat ;-)
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where that terminology
came from (I mean, like Windows, Unix, Univac, Dec, ...??)
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, as they are on a wiki (TWiki).
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. (It may not have worked for me as a
rank newbie.)
Randy Kramer
On Tue, 02 Jul 2002 22:22:29 -0300
Filipe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could you give me a little help answering the add below ??? (It can
interest others newbies)
Linux home-user (not IT professional but above dummy in computer
.??) that might do the job.
Hopefully someone with more knowledge will answer you!
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from the cited post to the one by you == probably will have
to re-search the archives and put a new link in.
I've probably got several pages with the same problem (square brackets
around newbie or expert).
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Bill Spatz wrote:
minicom maybe? I've used it to configure external modems when I was running
MDK 7.0
Yes, I think that's what I was actually trying to remember (as opposed
to mintty).
Thanks, hope that helps the original poster.
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D. Olson wrote:
All you're mail are belong to KMail.
;-) Thanks!
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Great -- congratulations!
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C.Anne Wilson wrote:
Major breakthrough - I have to share. My life is bound up in my Lotus
Organizer, and this has been a major stumbling block. It seemed that
Evolution would be the way forward, but I could find no way of importing my
Organizer
it, alone and in combination with most
combinations of shift, ctrl, and alt, and saw no response. BUT,
I'm not real confident my printer is set up properly -- I only recently
got it to work at all.
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guess it was dos where printscreen
actually printed (?). And, I had a utility installed in Windows, IIRC,
that did the same thing.
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Thank you, Nick!
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Nick Andriash wrote:
I find reading your postings difficult to do because of the excess quoting
on your part. In that last message you quoted 134 lines of text to write 4
lines. Is KMail not capable of creating a normal Reply, or are you not
paying any
.)
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(timewise), and messages after those were fine.
(Unfortunately, I didn't save the messages.)
Just thought I'd contribute to the mystery.
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use coax on my network, and the on board NIC is RJ-45 (10/100).
Aside: The reason I switched motherboards is that the TX-Pro II could
handle a max of two 64 MB DIMMS (plus two SIMMs, IIRC, 32 MB each). I
needed more memory.
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dfox wrote:
Randy Kramer wrote:
And, if spammers wanted to reach people who have specified their
preference not to receive HTML / XML mail, they'd have to send plain
Spammers could care less. Most of the spam I get now is all html or
in chinese. They don't even care if the person
have your manual,
search the Intel site for more info, or publish the model number here,
so maybe somebody with the same motherboard can help you.
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of the slowest type.
I've seen the motherboard with a couple of different brand names, I
usually refer to it as a TX-Pro II, oftentimes with a manual that simply
says Mainboard.
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experience, products like VNC (PCAnywhere, etc., etc., etc.) are
just dogs, and very slow.
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motherboards of many years only support 128 MB, so
I've replaced a few so far -- the others mostly still run Windows for
several reasons.)
Another traditional recommendation is to use a lighter weight window
manager than KDE or GNOME, like ICEWM, BlackBox,
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(the people)
need to make sure that Microsoft has viable competition.
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The other machine I had tried it on some months ago is a much faster one and
at the time had 256 meg. of RAM and a much bigger harddrive partition on
which I was dual booting between Linux and Win 2000Pro.
I like
of Windows, but with none of the problems. (I try not to
ask for too much ;-)
Have a good day!
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robin wrote:
Randy Kramer wrote:
Just for the record, I didn't write what you attributed to me. I think
Dan W. Dooley wrote it, but I'm not absolutely sure.
So is it a case of comparing apples and pears (i.e. recent versions of
KDE with old versions of Windows)?
Perhaps. I've made
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