Re: silly question about acrobat reader

2011-02-08 Thread Von Fugal
> (It's not scrolling a 1/2 page--it's scrolling 1/2 line--and the whole > page is still displayed either way--it's just moving the margin or > something.) Ahhh, well that is *far* more annoying. -- Von Fugal pgpL9IxhQd2Ap.pgp Description: PGP signature /* PLUG: http://plug.org, #utah on irc.

Re: silly question about acrobat reader

2011-02-08 Thread Nicholas Leippe
Like I said, silly. It didn't occur to me to try a different viewer. Okular works like a charm. It still doesn't make sense to me though. I have a 24" monitor, and full-screen with zoom actual-size or 100% it's big enough to show the entire page at real size. So why in that mode pg-up/down first s

Re: silly question about acrobat reader

2011-02-08 Thread Von Fugal
> When I have a document open and the Page Display is set to "Single > Page" I can change pages with a single page-up or page-down key-press. > However, if I enable "Reading Mode" or "Full Screen Mode" it then > requires *two* page-up or page-down key-presses to change the page. > (The first key p

Re: Git - determine branch remote source

2011-02-08 Thread Andrew McNabb
On Tue, Feb 08, 2011 at 08:55:07AM -0700, Kenneth Burgener wrote: > > How does one determine the source remote (and branch) for a local > branch? There might be a better way, but you could always do: git config branch.master.remote to show the remote associated with the branch "master". -- A

Git - determine branch remote source

2011-02-08 Thread Kenneth Burgener
Hi, While we are on the subject of Git... How does one determine the source remote (and branch) for a local branch? The reason I ask is that the default action (if you don't specify a remote) for a push and pull is to use the remote attached to the current branch. It would also just be nice

Re: Configuring git to always show short SHAs?

2011-02-08 Thread Dave Smith
On Feb 8, 2011, at 4:44 AM, Dave Smith wrote: > Is it possible to configure git to always display a short SHA (e.g., > "a4fdc81"), such that it appears everywhere in that form, particularly in > "git log"? I know about %h (vs. %H), but I just want to "set it and forget > it" such that anywhere

Configuring git to always show short SHAs?

2011-02-08 Thread Dave Smith
Is it possible to configure git to always display a short SHA (e.g., "a4fdc81"), such that it appears everywhere in that form, particularly in "git log"? I know about %h (vs. %H), but I just want to "set it and forget it" such that anywhere I could possibly see a commit SHA in git's output, it u