quote who="DaZZa"
Except when mixed with vermouth, and shaken, not stirred.
That's precisely when the trouble began.
- Jeff
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Slowly, I am clearing my backlog...
(My stuff arrived from Sydney today. Yay! Now I that have my battery
charger back I can recharge batteries for camera, flash, GPS, etc. The
last camera batteries went flat a few minutes into the new millenium,
whilst crazy Berliners were letting off fireworks
I should know how to do this but how can I convert a stack of files
from CRLF to LF format?
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At 10:21 03/01/2001 +1000, you wrote:
I should know how to do this but how can I convert a stack of files
from CRLF to LF format?
well... for one file, sed "s/^M$//" infile outfile, press CTRL-V CTRL-M
to get the ^M
Not sure about a stack of files.
find . -name \* -exec sed "s/^M$//" {}
|I should know how to do this but how can I convert a stack of files
|from CRLF to LF format?
You'll get lots of answers suggesting recode, sed, tr, vi, perl, etc,
but my favourite is a program called flip, which you can find in Usenet
archives.
Why a specialised tool for what seems to be a
hi
i am just wondering if anyone could guess what framerate i should be
getting in quake 3 demo with.
800x600 all settings on the lower end.
celeron 633
96mb of ram
tnt2 m64
.
with a voodoo2 which i borrowed i got about 20-30fps on average and with
the new vid card(tnt2m64) i get the
"Marshall, Joshua" wrote:
I should know how to do this but how can I convert a stack of files
from CRLF to LF format?
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Another trick is to use the zip/unzip
software specs please.
Dean
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hi
i am just wondering if anyone could guess what framerate i should be
getting in quake 3 demo with.
800x600 all settings on the lower end.
celeron 633
96mb of ram
tnt2 m64
.
with a voodoo2 which i borrowed i got about
hi
yep sorry.
debian unstable
kde/wmaker (tried both)
x 4.0.2
kernel 2.2.17 (no patches) - also tried 2.4-test9 (i think it was
definatly 2.4)
nvidia-glx v 0.9.5}
nvidia-kernel v 0.9.5 }both installed np
x running in 1024x768 16bpp
q3a 800x600 16bppalso tried 1024x768 640x480
On Tuesday 02 January 2001 07:21, Dave Kempe wrote:
errors:
make uic
make[5]: Entering directory `/usr/local/src/qt-copy/tools/designer'
if [ -d uic ]; then cd uic ; make; fi
make[6]: Entering directory `/usr/local/src/qt-copy/tools/designer/uic'
g++ -L/usr/local/src/qt-copy/lib
quote who="Rick Welykochy"
http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1003-201-4346590-0.html
"There was no Linux 2.4 kernel under testers' Christmas trees or Hanukkah
bushes in 2000.
At least they didn't pull Wired's "vapourware" schtick.
Boneheads.
- Jeff
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Anyone know of a GUI tool to edit DB contents? Basically I'm
after something that will do a select on the whole table, then display
that in a spreadsheet type format which I can edit inline and it will
then update the changes. Basically I'm feeling lazy and that way I don't
have to write
On Wed, 03 Jan 2001, John Ferlito wrote:
Anyone know of a GUI tool to edit DB contents? Basically I'm
after something that will do a select on the whole table, then display
that in a spreadsheet type format which I can edit inline and it will
then update the changes. Basically I'm feeling
You can access any db you like in star office
using a variety of drivers including JDBC drivers
Havent used it though.
Dean
Grahame Kelly wrote:
On Wed, 03 Jan 2001, John Ferlito wrote:
Anyone know of a GUI tool to edit DB contents? Basically I'm
after something that will do a select on
quote who="John Ferlito"
I'm feeling lazy and that way I don't
have to write a whole heap of embperl to do it for me. Preferbaly for
postgres.
Serious answer- - pgaccess which comes with the PostgreSQL distribution.
You could always make an ODBC connection with that veritable workhorse of
On Wed, Jan 03, 2001 at 04:17:35PM +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who="John Ferlito"
I'm feeling lazy and that way I don't
have to write a whole heap of embperl to do it for me. Preferbaly for
postgres.
Serious answer- - pgaccess which comes with the PostgreSQL distribution.
There's only two weeks to go till linux.conf.au hits Sydney. I hope the
weather keeps up like this. It should be interesting to see northern
hemisphere Linux hackers learn the ways of Australia's beaches (well,
mostly Coogee, if any of them actually surf someone may have to take them
elsewhere ;)
On Wed, Jan 03, 2001 at 05:54:08PM +1100, Rachel Polanskis wrote:
Hi Sluggers,
I have a need to get some replacement 4mm DAT DDS2 (120m) tapes for my home
backup system.
I bought 5 for $60 from Harris Technoglogy a few weeks ago.
Cleaning tapes where expensive though it was
quote who="Marshall, Joshua"
I should know how to do this but how can I convert a stack of files
from CRLF to LF format?
vim can come to the rescue too! :)
vim -c "set fileformat=unix" -c "wq" file
and you can use xargs to make it do a whole batch.
- Jeff
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On Wed, Jan 03, 2001 at 05:27:40PM +1100, Steven Blunt wrote:
http://mirror.aarnet.edu.au/pub/simtelnet/msdos/txtutl/dos2unix.zip
It also contains unix2dos for going the other way. I find this package
essential, I'm surprised that it's not to be found in any distro I know.
You don't know
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