They are symbolic links (i.e. shortcuts in Windows). If you type 'ls -l'
in the same directory, it'll show an arrow to the file/directory it
links to.
Don't share these directories. Instead, create a special directory in,
say, /var, or /home.
Bart
Bjørn-Sverrre Nøttum wrote:
I am having
If you only need to run Microsoft Office, the specialized Wine version
CrossoverOffice from http://www.codeweavers.com is an excellent
choice. It costs $55, but they offer an evaluation version as well.
jiang Yi wrote:
Hi I'm using RH9. May I ask how can I use WINE on it?
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ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/linux/beta/taroon/en/
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Another solution might be to use Bochs
http://bochs.sourceforge.net/
It's a full/real virtual machine, so it's quite slow. Also it takes some
time for tuning/configuring.
For this reason, I doubt it could be used seriously, but you could give
it a shot.
Ben Russo wrote:
Marius Andreiana wrote:
Just because you don't want to pay for it, somebody else might want to.
I bought Crossover Office and I love it. I'd rather use OpenOffice, but
the filters aren't good enough for me.
But for the rest of my software, I prefer Linux. What's your problem?
Didier Casse wrote:
But codeweavers
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Hi ppl,
I've added two extra search lines to my /etc/resolv.conf and now it looks like this:
; generated by /sbin/dhclient-script
search customer.nl
search customer.co.uk
search customer.com
nameserver 145.36.9.19
nameserver 145.36.5.1
But short hostnames in the .co.uk domain
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Yup, it's /sbin/dhcp-script that's overwriting the file. As root,
I edited /sbin/dhcp-script and instead of line 28, I entered lines
echo search customer.nl /etc/resolv.conf
echo search customer.co.uk /etc/resolv.conf
echo search customer.com /etc/resolv.conf
But this is a
I'm using RedHat 9 and I'm using DHCP. This client deletes any additions
to the domains to be searched in the /etc/resolv.conf file. Is there a setting
somewhere which prevents the client from deleting manual additions to
the /etc/resolv.conf file? I.e. the contents are initially:
search
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Put your scripts in the directory
/etc/rc.d/init.d
Then do something like:
chkconfig --add scriptname1
chkconfig --add scriptname2
Then set the levels on which the scripts should run:
chkconfig --level 345 scriptname1 on
chkconfig --level 345 scriptname1 on
This creates
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I really like CrossOver Office, a commercially sold quick and stable
version of Wine, specially for running MS Office 2000.
It's only $55 and available at http://www.codeweavers.com
OOo has quirks in MS documents export and this is a nice
solution if you already have a
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There has got to be some way, some config in
fonts.config, to make the fonts look thinner,
not so
heavy.
Not a direct answer, but the first thing I always do with
a new RH installation: Get the MS fonts from
http://corefonts.sourceforge.net/
Then get the freetype SRPM
Everything in /lib/kbd/consolefonts can be put in the SYSFONT=
line. I have a laptop on which I often don't load X but just use the
console. I used the lat9v-12 font instead of the default, because the
default is much too large.
Tom wrote:
So I changed
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Hi ppl,
I always turn the X Window System bell off with 'xset b off' manually.
Where can I put this command so it is automatically run when X is
started? I've already tried putting it in
menu - preferences - more preferences - sessions
but that doesn't help.
Running RH9, using
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Hi,
Just type:
redhat-config-xfree86
Click on the 'Advanced' tab. There you can adjust your monitor.
Groetjes,
Bart
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problem - I'll just run Xconfigurator and
straighten things out that way; but, no
Xconfigurator
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Only for the Windows platform, there is a client CD available.
For Linux, download the database, unpack and run the installer.
Then choose custom installation and only select the basic client tools.
Before installing, be sure to check this thread:
Chen Shi-Ping wrote:
I did download the source code from his (new) site, and
that is what I have compiling error. I can't find anything
about updated versions of the code (or for Linux).
Please post the compiler output here and we can take a look.
Bart
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I have put lines like this in my /etc/fstab:
//nl-burner/temp /mnt/burner smbfs
noauto,uid=0,gid=100,noatime,umask=002,fmask=664,dmask=775,guest,workgroup=nl-oracle
//amisrd73/oracle /mnt/amis smbfs
noauto,uid=0,gid=100,dmask=775,fmask=664,username=bkuik,password=bkuik
Then created two
You could also try another DHCP client. There are two, I thought. Try looking on the
CD's.
Bart van Kuik, Application Developer
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back into my linux
partition?
I'd appreciate some help, please
Geoff
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to enable Java?
Does anyone have an example javarc file?
Bart
Bart van Kuik, Application Developer
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I have Java installed on my machine but cannot remember d/loading it or
where
I got it fromHow do I tell which version it is...ie ibm, netscape,
blackdown etc?/
java -version
Ta for the reply but this is what I get
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bash: java: command not found
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