UNIX admin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why do you guys hate CDE so much ?
Says who we hate it?
All of us old-skool oldtimers have been using CDE for years and years and
years.
I would say that old school people use Openwin ,-)
Jörg
--
EMail:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (home) Jörg Schilling D-13353
Darren J Moffat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joerg Schilling wrote:
Ian Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why do you guys hate CDE so much ?
A closed source desktop that no one appears interested in enhancing, let
alone opening, doesn't rub well with an opens source OS. Me. I'd prefer
typing too. The only
reason volrmmount was not removed together with vold
is because CDE uses
it and I did not want to touch that pile of history.
Once CDE is gone,
Why do you guys hate CDE so much ?
And why you guys have to rub it in us, who like CDE, that you guys are going
with pitch
On Tue, 2007-08-14 at 00:27 -0700, Akhilesh Mritunjai wrote:
typing too. The only
reason volrmmount was not removed together with vold
is because CDE uses
it and I did not want to touch that pile of history.
Once CDE is gone,
Why do you guys hate CDE so much ?
And why you guys
Akhilesh Mritunjai wrote:
typing too. The only
reason volrmmount was not removed together with vold
is because CDE uses
it and I did not want to touch that pile of history.
Once CDE is gone,
Why do you guys hate CDE so much ?
A closed source desktop that no one appears interested
On Tue, 2007-08-14 at 07:14 -0700, Mike DeMarco wrote:
Why do you guys hate CDE so much ?
And why you guys have to rub it in us, who like CDE,
that you guys are going with pitch forks against the
thing ?
I have used CDE since Solaris 2.3 but have since moved on to
WindowMaker. I hope
Why do you guys hate CDE so much ?
Says who we hate it?
All of us old-skool oldtimers have been using CDE for years and years and years.
The problem with CDE is that it would require heavy, major development effort
to bring into the 21st century; CDE is fast and consistent across all the major
On Tue, 2007-08-14 at 09:13 -0700, UNIX admin wrote:
Why do you guys hate CDE so much ?
Says who we hate it?
All of us old-skool oldtimers have been using CDE for years and years
and years.
The problem with CDE is that it would require heavy, major development
effort to bring into the
hate
CDE
GNOME
Dunno about others, but I still care about my afterlife. So, for the
record, I did not initiate this discussion, that is the truth, I swear
to Lucifer.
-Artem
___
opensolaris-discuss mailing list
Well, its not *that* bad; I mean, having used GNOME
on Fedora and SLED
10 SP1, I've yet to see it dive to the depths of
crappiness than GNOME
has done on those platforms.
Dear Matthew, running GNOME aka JDS on a 550MHz SunBlade 100 brings the old
saying watching the paint dry to a whole new
On Tue, 2007-08-14 at 12:14 -0700, UNIX admin wrote:
Well, its not *that* bad; I mean, having used GNOME
on Fedora and SLED
10 SP1, I've yet to see it dive to the depths of
crappiness than GNOME
has done on those platforms.
Dear Matthew, running GNOME aka JDS on a 550MHz SunBlade 100
How much memory? I've found unfortunately that the
last Blade 100 I had
included bugger all memory, a slow hard disk and an
ancient graphics
card; one could say that the issue lays more with the
system vendor and
their thinking its 1989 and a 8mb graphics card is
considered
extravagant.
On Tue, 2007-08-14 at 12:45 -0700, UNIX admin wrote:
How much memory? I've found unfortunately that the
last Blade 100 I had
included bugger all memory, a slow hard disk and an
ancient graphics
card; one could say that the issue lays more with the
system vendor and
their thinking its
Yesterday I stuck a floppy into the 3.5 floppy drive; HAL recognized it and
mounted it just fine. I even got a pretty icon of a floppy disk on my desktop.
When it was time to take the floppy disk out, I right-clicked on the floppy
disk icon, selected Unmount volume, and the icon dissapeared. No
Apparently not. So how do I mount a removable media again, after unmounting
it?
'rmmount floppy'
'rmmount -l' or 'eject -l' are generally useful for finding out device
nicknames.
-Artem
___
opensolaris-discuss mailing list
On Sun, 2007-08-12 at 23:24 -0700, UNIX admin wrote:
Yesterday I stuck a floppy into the 3.5 floppy drive; HAL recognized it and
mounted it just fine. I even got a pretty icon of a floppy disk on my desktop.
When it was time to take the floppy disk out, I right-clicked on the floppy
disk
Cc-ing tamarack-discuss..
Yesterday I stuck a floppy into the 3.5 floppy
drive; HAL recognized it and mounted it just fine. I
even got a pretty icon of a floppy disk on my
desktop.
Is that a PS/2 flopy drive? Or USB?
When it was time to take the floppy disk out, I
right-clicked on the
Is that a PS/2 flopy drive? Or USB?
It's a normal built-in 3.5 floppy disk drive found in older PCs. It is not a
USB drive.
Smells like a bug...
What could I DTrace? Where could I hook myself in? io:: provider?
From the command line, I can unmount and remount
an usb flash memory stick
Apparently not. So how do I mount a removable media
again, after unmounting it?
'rmmount floppy'
Thanks, I'll try that.
But, with `volcheck` not working any more, doesn't that imply that the backward
compatibility is broken?
'rmmount -l' or 'eject -l' are generally useful for
finding
But, with `volcheck` not working any more, doesn't that imply that the
backward compatibility is broken?
It does sound like a bug. Feel free to fix it, I find it hard to care
about floppies anymore :)
-Artem
___
opensolaris-discuss mailing list
From the command line, I can unmount and remount
an usb flash memory stick using volrmmount -e
rmdisk6
volrmmount -i rmdisk6
Ahhh, so that's how it's done!
rmmount/rmumount are preferred to volrmmount, less typing too. The only
reason volrmmount was not removed together with vold is
21 matches
Mail list logo
