There are many good ones. You may want to take a look at twm, blackbox,
and my favorite, xfce.
-Manuel.
Yohann DESQUERRE (DSI NOISIEL) wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> I've got a small configuration(2MO Video RAM), which window manager is
> better to use in that case !!!
>
>
> thanks
>
>
>
> ___
Thanks for all the replies.
Best regards,
-Manuel.
Anthony E. Greene wrote:
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>On Mon, 1 Apr 2002, Eng. Manuel A. Camacho Q. wrote:
>
>>I have serious trouble with spam comming from Korea. It apparently comes
>>
>
Dear Friends:
I have serious trouble with spam comming from Korea. It apparently comes
from different addresses and servers.
Right now, I have a modem connection to the net, and I am connecting via
rp3, and readinm my mail with Mozilla 0.9.2.1.
Is there anyway I can just send this messages to
Try rpm --rebuilddb first.
-Manuel.
ann kok wrote:
> Hi all
>
> After upgrade db3, I used rpm -qa but got
> Segmentation fault
>
> How do I do it?
>
> Thank you
>
>
>
> __
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> Yahoo! Greetings - send holiday greetings for Ea
i386 means that the package is compiled for a 386 processor. RedHat
comes this way by default so you can install and run it on any intel
architechture equal or better than a 386 processor.
You can recompile your packages so you get them optimized for your
processor (for instance, a PIII would
Well, I can't tell anything you don't already know: Beta is better than
Alpha, but it is still unpredictable. I would not try it on production
machines.
-Manuel.
Rodolfo J. Paiz wrote:
> The new beta... is it one of those polishing versions that makes things
> a little better, or is it a rem
On my Toshiba ( a lot older than yours ) I select a VGA card and a
generic LCD monitor and works fine. I read somewhere on the net that IBM
LCD monitors may work.
You can also try SVGA with this combinations and one may work..
-Manuel.
Fernando Lozano wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
>>if you'r sure of th
You may try booting from a tomsrbt diskette.
-Manuel.
Jianping Zhu wrote:
> I did something wrong to file /etc/profile, no pico vi does not work at
> all. How can i edit the file from root to correct the mistake i have made.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
>
> Jianping Zhu
>
Well, I have a nice script that works. I called it rpmrb:
time rpm --rebuild --target i686 $1
so you just run rpmrb filename.src.rpm
(you can perfectly omitt "time" in the script)
-Manuel.
Gordon Messmer wrote:
> On Thu, 2002-03-14 at 13:04, Kjetil Tjensvold wrote:
>
>>How do you compile unp
What to be done? Well, it depends on what you need. Personally, I would
enjoy trying to build a cluster with them and use it for statistical
analysis =)
-Manuel.
Thierry ITTY wrote:
> I have the opportunity to be given some sun sparc station 5
>
> I know it is possible to run linux on them,
There are many graphical interfaces to dial to Internet. If you
installed GNOME, more than probably you are using rp3 for connection.
So, start rp3. Then right click over the interface, and choose Configure
ppp. Edit the connection you want to use as a regular user.Check for
the Advanced ta
You may try looking for some sort of BASIC to C or FORTRAN translator,
and then you can use them in Matlab (or Octave =) ).
-Manuel.
Julian Niño wrote:
> Hello:
>
>
>
> I need information about some "compiler " from Basic to Matlab files.
>
>
>
> thanks.
>
Does it happen when the screensaver is on?
I had similar problems that dissapeared deselecting some screensavers
from the list of xscreensaver.
Hope this helps.
-Manuel.
Chet Nichols wrote:
> Hey there,
>
> I'm running Redhat 7.2 on an IBM Thinkpad i1300 series laptop, and for
> some rea
.
-Manuel.
Manuel A. Camacho Q. wrote:
> Same behaviour in my box. It goes into "sleeping beauty" mode, but seems
> I am no prince to wake it up =)
>
> Same solution: turned off the screen saver and machine keeps working fine.
>
> -Manuel.
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTE
Hi!
I installed RH7.2 and compiled xfce 3.8.14c from SRPM.
When I start xfterm, ls works colorless by default (it should run in
color mode by default). If I run ls --color, it works. Logging in text
mode, ls works with colors. And, if I start another terminal from the
colorless xfterm, ls wor
Same behaviour in my box. It goes into "sleeping beauty" mode, but seems
I am no prince to wake it up =)
Same solution: turned off the screen saver and machine keeps working fine.
-Manuel.
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> Hi
> I don't have apmd running but if my kids left xwindows logged in
> and t
Due to my prioe experiences (mostly unsuccessful) doing upgrades, now I
have a separate /home partition, and I preffer doing fresh installs. Two
days ago I installed RH7.2 and now I have an ext3 partitions and keep
/home as ext2 (just in case...).
-Manuel.
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> Hey ever
Hey guys, I just found an issue with fortune under RH7.2
I included /usr/games/fortune in my .bashrc. Then I su to root to
compile xsysinfo with rpm --rebuild --targer i686, and then tried to
install the compiled RPM with rpm -Uvh.BUT, I got dependency error
messages with single words that mad
Not a single error. Well, my laptop does not have a good sound system,
so I don't load music CDs on it, but I have been installing software
from various CDs, and everything is working fine.
-Manuel.
jmraz wrote:
> * After the successful mount, and reboot, did you come across this
> error ?
"This is not Mission Difficult, Mr. Hunt... It is Mission Impossible" ;)
-Manuel
Statux wrote:
>
> The question was how to do such a thing with what was listed. Hence my
> answer :)
>
> On Sun, 17 Feb 2002, Manuel A. Camacho Q. wrote:
>
> > Statux wrote:
Statux wrote:
>
> > QS::
> > HOW TO MAKE INSTALLABLE FLOPPY NOT BOOTABLE DISK ,
> > WITH MININUM PACKAGES???
>
> You won't get any recent version of RedHat to install on a system like
> that, especially with such little memory. Floppy installation is out of
Yes, it will. Just add some more RAM.
What about simply loading the installation CD and running the
installation in the upgrade mode?
-Manuel.
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>
> Have a server that is being messed around with in order to learn the
> server. Someone deleted the /dev fs and we think it is a good
> learning experience. What
I am having a problem with applications such as xmms and gtv. As user, I
get the error message:
Gtk-WARNING **: GModule initialization check failed: Gtk+ version too
old (micro mismatch)
This would lead to think about a problem with Gtk, BUT, as root, the
same programs give no warning.
Besides
www.linux.or.cr
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> Do you know about any redhat LUG where the people talk in spanish?
>
> - --
> +--
> | Luis Miguel Cruz.
> | |
> Public K
> >
> >2) I do a lot of work with network diagrams, etc. in Visio. While there
> >are graphing programs available on linux, to my knowledge none of them can
> >use Visio templates or read/write visio files
> >
Take a look at VariCAD. I recall it could load Visio files, but I am not
quite sur
David Talkington wrote:
> consistently transposes the last two letters in /usr/locla.
>
In which case it would be safer to create an alias...
;)
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Matthew Melvin wrote:
> I think just leave off the second {} so you give it the target dir and the
> target name is infered. So...
>
> find /mnt/cdrom -type f -exec cp {} /home/BigDog/files/source/ \;
It is doing great. I just added an extra redirection of standard error
to an errorfile.
Than
I bought FreeBSD 3.2 in 1999. Still have not found any hardware capable
of running it. It was really frustrating...
-Manuel.
adrian kok wrote:
>
> Try Freebsd or openbsd
>
> They are stable and secure
>
> > If one were to move from, say, Red Hat to another
> distro, what would be
> the most
Trond, if I were a RH employee, I would take this chance to understand
not only how the AOL aquisition of RH would affect the customers we
*already* have, but also what is the real competitive advantage of the
company and/or product.
Haven't anyone wondered yet why, if so many ppl in this thread
I need to copy files from different directories in a CD-ROM to a single
directory in my hard drive.
So far, I tried with:
find /mnt/cdrom/ -name * -type f -exec cp {}
/home/BigDog/files/source/{} \;
but I get errors as this try to create
/home/.../source//mnt/cdrom/.../filename
(yes, it trie
There is a list on running Linux on Dell laptops on yahoogroups.
These laptop works, but you have to take care of some details.
-Manuel.
Steve Lee wrote:
>
> I'm looking into buying a new laptop.
> I have looked at the Dell Inspiron 8100 with
> the 64 megs Radion Video card. How well does it
> Why is it that everything I decide I like and make a commitment to, gets
> destroyed? Decent jazz stations, ICQ, maple syrup so thick you had to nuke
Can we convince you of liking Winblows and Micro$oft???
;)
-Manuel.
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Dave Lopez wrote:
>
> Im just wondering if there are any autocad-like in linux? thanks..
>
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VariCAD, LinuxCAD. They are not OpenSource, but t
> >How do I get rid of this disgusting thing that Red Hat put on my
> >desktop? I want my old (fast) desktop from 5.2 back. The one with fast
> >opening xterms, and a slimmed down and simple taskbar.
> >robert canary
I changed from gnome and twm to xfce. I tried it and just felt in love
with i
I wish you the best of luck. Have a wonderful time!
-Manuel.
Leonard den Ottolander wrote:
>
> Hello everybody,
>
> I just wanted to let you all know that I will be travelling through South
> East Asia for a couple of months :-). I'll be leaving to Bangkok this Friday.
> I'll
I believe the basic Workstation install does not require the second CD.
If you can access the second CD, you can copy both CDs to a fat32
partition and perform a hard disk installation.
-Manuel.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I had RH7.2 in 2 CD disto... Now the second CD is corru
You may want to read EmacSpeak. There is a HOWTO on the subject.
-Manuel.
Ian Truelsen wrote:
>
> Has anyone had any success with dictation software for Linux. I am looking
> into ViaVoice. Has anyone used this? Does it work well? Are there any other
> ones that I should be looking into?
>
> I
Take a look at what I got!
-Manuel.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> The attachment(s) that came with the following mail
> received by you had Viruses in it.
>
> =
> The Mail came from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> The Mail recipient: [EM
Santa is bringing me a new notebook, obviously linux compatible, but
can't choose between a Dell Inspiron 8100 and a Fujitsu Siemens Lifebook
series C. Same processor, speed, graphics, hard disk, etc.
Any recommendation would be highly appreciated.
TIA,
-Manuel.
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> TOP 43 OXYMORON'S:
>
> 43. Act naturally
> 42. Found missing
> 41. Resident alien
> 40. Advanced BASIC
> 39. Genuine imitation
> 38. Airline Food
> 37. Good grief
> 36. Same difference
> 35. Almost exactly
> 34. Government organization
> 33. Sanitary landfill
> 32. Alone together
> 31. Alone
I have the same feeling of 6.2 being more stable than 7.0.
7.0 crashes my workstation, sooner or later, but 6.2 stays rock solid. I
will wait and upgrade to 7.2.
-Manuel.
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How do you install it? Do you require to have a fat partition to use it,
or can it just be copied in an ext2???
TIA,
-Manuel.
Justin Ballou wrote:
>
> I use WINE to run the free MS PowerPoint viewer. It's worked quite nicely.
>
> --
> Justin Ballou
> The Physician's Computer Company
> [EMAIL
> First, you "rpm --rebuild this-program-version.src.rpm"
>
> This will unpack the source code, and compile it into an i386.rpm,
> usually located in /usr/src/redhat/RPMS/i386.
>
> You then "rpm -ivh this-program-version.i386.rpm" or "rpm -Uvh
> this-program-version.i386.rpm" if upgrading.
An
> Do you happen to have a link to any online document on this issue? I'm
Nop.
But what I did is as follows. I used kbdconfig until I got the kbd set
as I wanted in text mode. As my keyboard is a Happy Hacking one, it does
not have Spanish keys "per se", such as "ñ" or accents. It is an English
Sorry for the delay, Gustav!!
You will have to modify XF86config by hand. That is the unique way to
make your graphic environment understand what you are talking about. I
had the same experience making my Happy Hacking Kbd working in
Spanish...
-Manuel.
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I recommend you to get a book called "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Linux",
from Ricart. It comes with a CD (Caldera's OpenLinux) and it explains
everything you should want to know at this point.
-Manuel.
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> De: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]En
> nombr
Hi!
I am getting a new external SCSI ZIP (250 MB), but I want to know if there
is any issue I should know or if I can make it work with Linux just "out of
the box".
I will use it for backup purposes (my file folders only) using RH 6.2 and
7.0.
TIA,
-Manuel.
Dear Friends:
I want a PDA for X-mas, but I would like your opinions on which one is the
better price/performance option. I want to be able to connect to my Linux
workstation, and download email, of course, doing all the other stuff PDA
are intended for.
TIA,
-Manuel.
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> But you can always adjust to the resolution you want with
> CTRL+ALT+KPadPLUS.
BTW, pretty difficult (I mean impossible) if you have a "Happy Hacking
Keyboard".
-Manuel.
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You may also want to try Emacs or Xemacs with W3. You can configure text
browsers (such as Lynx) to open pics with xv or other graphics tool.
-Manuel.
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> De: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]En
> nombre de Michele Baldessari
> Enviado el: Viernes, 24 de N
Hi, Tom!
I would like to try pine. But, being honest, the unique reason I use
Netscape Messenger is because connecting to the net with rp3, I just had
to turn it on and it worked. What (and how) should I set my system to
get pine to work???
TIA,
-Manuel.
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I got this little story today. I hope you enjoy it the same way I did.
-Manuel.
"My wife works in a business where each employee has a shared folder
based on their position in the company. The receptionist has
'reception' and so on. This business went through a placement service
for an ex
Do they work in text mode? You may try kbdconfig in text mode and edit
xf86config to get the keybd setup you require.
-Manuel.
> -Mensaje original-
> De: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]En
> nombre de Wahid Belhaouane
> Enviado el: Viernes, 10 de Noviembre de 2000 05:00 a.m
> Also,if I recall, S&F drives were strictly IDE...and my understanding
> is that there's some finagling you need to do to get IDE drives to be
> accessed via a SCSI kludge under Linux.
Nop. Mine is SCSI, and actually I had to change to another SCSI adapter to
make it work under Linux.
-Manuel.
I have an S&F working with gcombust. It works fine. I had to change the
original SCSI adapter for an AdvanSys, as I never got the original to work
under Linux. I also had troubles with xcdroast recognizing the drive, but
once I changed to gcombust, everything worked fine (why? no idea... AFAIK
bot
Statux wrote:
>
> No offense, but if you're knew to Linux, then why would you want more than
> one installation of it? What makes you think you can handle more than
> one? I'm like the common sense fairy around here now adays (or at least
> I try to be) :)
Well, I myself keep two boxes. One is m
I don't work with servers but with workstations. After doing the upgrade to
7.0, I had to *downgrade* back to 6.2, but for an 486 I am using to keep on
testing 7.0.
-Manuel.
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> De: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]En
> nombre de Dan Browning
> Enviado el:
You may want to take a look at redhat store. They have an upgrading CD, but
I *guess* it was meant for 5.2 up.
-Manuel.
> -Mensaje original-
> De: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]En
> nombre de Marco Shaw
> Enviado el: Viernes, 27 de Octubre de 2000 10:28 a.m.
> Para: [EMAI
> Quick question... would a bulk tape eraser work to wipe a hard drive?
> Would it have to be one of those "industrial" bulk erasers or would
> one of the ones you buy at Radio Shack do the job? :-)
> John
I don't know if that would work. I just would not try that. Magnetic tapes
are pretty
> If you like the old behavior better, you can always change
> the `halt` script in /etc/rc/d/init.d. Of course, the next
> time you update your initscript package, your changes will
> get overwritten, so save a backup copy under a different name.
Or you can add an alias to .bashrc.
-Manuel.
Sorry: technical term here. "Short circuiting" does not mean "burning". It
is an electronic procedure that just means making a temporary electrical
connection between two (well defined) parts of the circuit (usually two
connections of an integrated circuit or with jumper changes). Short
circuiting
If you get a message "package not installed" and you know it is there,
try rebuilding your rpm database. man rpm for more info.
-Manuel.
Glen Lee Edwards wrote:
>
> I just installed 6.1 on an old 486-66 I had been running windows95 on. I
> didn't install Gnome because I don't like it. I want
> > My $.02 here. 1.) You may fdisk your drive and reformat all of it as
> > FAT32. 2.) If you can find the manual of your hard disks, there is
> > almost always a way of wiping them out electronically (either
> > shortcircuiting an IC or applying power with a jumper switch).
>
> Does that change
I had some problems upgrading my P3 to RH7. Actually, X crashed in about
five minutes, using the same settings it used to have in previous versions
of RH. APM was another issue. And I believe using a new version of RPM was
not good considering the beta software. I had to downgrade back to 6.2.
On
If you don't mind loosing your actual configuration, rm ~/.gnome* -Rf .
When you restart gnome, it will recreate the configuration directories
and files.
-Manuel.
Bret Hughes wrote:
>
> I screwed up the Gnome task panel at the bottom of my screen by letting
> gimp fill up my home partition. I
Hi, Barry!
My $.02 here. 1.) You may fdisk your drive and reformat all of it as
FAT32. 2.) If you can find the manual of your hard disks, there is
almost always a way of wiping them out electronically (either
shortcircuiting an IC or applying power with a jumper switch).
-Manuel.
"Barry L. Klin
> > Can anyone suggest an alternative. I may have to find an actual DOS system!
> >
> DOSEMU, or Opendos, which ships with a lot of distros. :-)
If you require to install DOS in a partition, try FreeDOS. It is
available in the net for downloading.
-Manuel.
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> I'm running RH 6.2 and I'm trying to upgrade to XFree86 4.01 with rpms I
> got from RawHide. I am getting the following message:
>
> libc.so.6(GLIBC_2.2) is needed by XFree86-4.0.1-1
>
> Are RPMs available for glibc 2.2? I can't find them anywhere...
Hi, Mark!
You may like to get a RH 7.0
Hi, Eddie!
I would bet it is an XFree86 issue. I have a Gaphics Blaster Exxtreme
(Permedia 2) with a NEC Multisync XP17 that works wonderfully under the
XFree version that comes with 6.2, but crashes in less than five minutes
with the XFree version that comes with 7.0.
No idea how to solve this.
> Now, I've personally never understood how people who can understand
> technical subjects cannot also understand and do mechanical things. I've
I don't get your point here. Mechanical things are really technical
stuff.
-Manuel.
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Cool! =)
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> De: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]En
> nombre de Michael S. Dunsavage
> Enviado el: Miércoles, 18 de Octubre de 2000 11:06 p.m.
> Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Asunto: (off topic...not referring to linux...just a funny)
> Fw: Physics
> of He
Dear friends:
I am not a computer scientist, so I have always done my installations
with the binaries packaged with RH releases. I always get the source
CDs, which I colect as esoteric objects in my closet.
Now, I want to recompile as much software as possible to improve my
system. I guess I sho
> Prior to WWII the term computer actually referred to a human being.
Well, then "prior" would be a long time ago. First computers were not
electronical but mechanical (and electromechanical after that), and they
were developed many years before ww2 (even before ww1 =) ). So, the
first OS, as som
Hi!
I got my RH 7.0 boxed set on Friday, and had a whole bunch of problems. Hope
someone can help.
1.) The new version of XFree crashes with my Creative Labs Blaster Exxtreme
(Permedia2 with 4 MB of video memory). It did not happen with the 6.x
version series. First, best resolution I could get
Depends on the graph you want to get:
-gnuplot & geg (an X front end).
-scilab.
Look for them in the installation CD & Powertools CD.
-Manuel.
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> De: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]En
> nombre de Michael Stack
> Enviado el: Domingo, 08 de Octubre de
Make a printout and save /etc/X11/XF86Config, so you can configure X
easily.
-Manuel.
"Smith, Jonathan" wrote:
>
> Installing Redhat 7.0 on a Dell Inspiron 3200 Notebook
>
> Did anyone try it yet??
>
> I toke me over a year to get X working right and now I am thinking about installed
>Redha
> I see this said a lot. Isn't there still a risk when
> installing the src
> rpm? In other words can't a src rpm also have a malicious
> install script
> run? Unless you check out those scripts first, I don't see
> how this can be
> considered safe.
I guess to be totally safe, you should "rea
Virus are mostly not an issue under Linux. You may want to get a virus
checker for e-mail servers, mostly to avoid problems on clients running
Windows.
Regarding defragmentation, well, that is done mostly automatically on Linux.
Actually, the problem would be when you *do not* want to defrag (for
> I am not getting Linux-HowTo in rh6.2 CD-ROM. Or if i i find the package for
> howto i do not get it. But in rh6.0 I just copied the HOWTO dir to linuxPC.
In 6.2, there is an additional Documentation CD where all the HOWTOs
are.
-Manuel.
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Yes! =)
Just be careful to set accurately on what partitions to install what. You
can share swap and /home.
-Manuel.
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> De: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]En
> nombre de Selim Jahangir
> Enviado el: Martes, 03 de Octubre de 2000 12:27 a.m.
> Para: [EMA
Hi!
Banners look fine. There are three selection buttons on top which are
not readable (do they have any content?). The font in the list of
articles is not clear/big enough.
-Manuel.
Robert Friberg wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Anyone care to check out this site and comment
> on the fonts and render
There was an article about that in Linux Journal a couple of months ago. You
may want to make a search in their site ( www.linuxjournal.com ).
-Manuel.
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> De: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]En
> nombre de Jason Costomiris
> Enviado el: Viernes, 22 de Se
You can use LaTex for that, too.
-Manuel.
Adrian Hunt wrote:
>
> All,
>
> Are there any packages for Linux similar to JetForm in
> the open source arena? What we're looking for is
> something where we could define a template page with a
> bunch of "blanks" in it and then "fill in the blanks"
Hi!
I have no trouble on duplicating data CDs, but when try to copy audio
CDs, I get error messages regarding the track size. The master disks are
played fine, but it seems I am doing something wrong on copying them.
I am using gcombust 0.1.25-1. BTW, I tried copying the CDs with Easy CD
creator
Hi, Jerry!
There are some small versions of Linux you may want to try. For
instance, Peanut and MuLinux. Take a look at sunsite for them.
-Manuel.
Jerry Human wrote:
>
> I know you guys are going to have a field day with this one but I have a
> need.
> Is it possible to install just enough Li
Craig Addleman wrote:
>
> What is a LFS patch? And can you give me any pointers towards implementing
> the required patches?
Linux File System (LFS) patch.
Although I usually don't need to patch, I read how to do it in a book
called Running Linux, by Matt Welsh. It is an excellent general purpo
I read somewhere that it is possible to surf with lynx under X and to
set it in such a way that you can open pics with a viewing software
(such as ee). Is this possible? If so, how do I set up lynx to do this?
TIA,
-Manuel.
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Hi!
Have you tried tomsrtbt?? It is a one floppy linux startup disk already
intended for recovery. It works great and is pretty easy to obtain and
use. By the way, you may also want to check out an article about
partition recovery that came on the last issue of Maximum Linux (I guess
it is on lin
Take a look to the compatibility list on RedHat site, under Notebooks or
Laptops. In one of the links I found the procedure to make X work with my
Toshiba.
Hope this helps.
-Manuel.
> -Mensaje original-
> De: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]En
> nombre de Mulcahy, Chris
>
MORE OF YOU MAY BE A COMPUTER GEEK IF...
You have your local computer store on speed dial.
You can't carry on a conversation without
talking about computers.
Co-workers have to E-mail you about the fire
alarm to get you out of the building.
You've ever found "stray" diskettes when doing laundr
Check out www.rea.com and www.quickstudycharts.com or www.barcharts.com
-Manuel.
" Manuel A. Camacho Q." wrote:
>
> I just came back from KSU, where I got some nice plastic coated sheets with
> basic instructions for Linux, HTML, JAVA, etc.. I *guess* they have a web
> pa
I just came back from KSU, where I got some nice plastic coated sheets with
basic instructions for Linux, HTML, JAVA, etc.. I *guess* they have a web
page where you can order them, but I will let know as soon as I get home (4
hours...).
-Manuel.
> -Mensaje original-
> De: [EMAIL PROTECTE
Hi!
I asked about the same some months ago. I bought the Happy Hacking keyboard,
and I would say it is very convenient if you work in a real UNIX like
environment. Works excellent with Emacs, Lynx, and some other of the "real
stuff". Cumbersome maneuvers? Well, trying to change to another virutal
Depends on what you call "old". I am running even 6.2 in a 486 with 24
MB RAM. And 5.0 & 5.2 will definitely do. No problem with Y2K.
-Manuel.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> If I install RH 5.2 or 5.0 on an old box will it still run ?
> Is 5.2 Y2K proof ? If not, which programs need updating?
Well, although we have been able to identify the procedence of the previous
names (most of them related to TV series), the relationship between them is
still a mistery... You may want to check the archives for a previous thread
we had about the names.
-Manuel.
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Programming Constructs
1. Programming is like sex: one mistake and you have to support it
for the rest of your life.
2. Real programmers are those that can sleep in front of terminals
with their eyes opened.
3. Real programmers don't work from 9 to 5. If any real programmer
> I was thinking of installing RHL on my laptop.
First, try looking for compatibility information and hints on RedHat's site.
When I could not configure my laptop screen, I got the answer there.
>
> Any hints? Anybody try a partionless install yet?
Yes. I gave it a try. Linux works too slow. I
> hog are internal modems. I know nothing about this. Would it be reasonable
> or unreasonable to expect a Pentium III 600 with 2 internal hard drives, a
> CD-RW drive, a modem and a monitor to exceed 420 watts? I did not know
> that internal modems are notorious power hogs.
Monitors need plenty
Hi!
I want to get a Sun Workstation (second hand). I plan using it as an
engineering workstation, mostly CAD and math software. As I have never used
one before, I have some basic questions.
I looked some on the net, but I did not seem to see any with CD-ROM and/or
floppy. Can this workstations w
Ok. Well, I got a wonderful 486/66, 24MB that runs X wonderfully with a
small window manager (Icewm).
I have another box that I assembled from old stuff in my closet: AMD
5x86 (100 MHz), 8MB of RAM, and 3.2 GB of hard disk (I was using a 541
with no trouble). RH 6.2 does not install on this mach
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