> (./configure --enable-gui=motif) then make. I then tried to make a deb
> package with 'dpkg-buildpackage' but it goes and reconfigures it and
> makes it again. I have already done that as I wanted it compiled with
> the motif gui (thats why I want to replace the default vim).
>
> How do I make a
On Tue, Feb 11, 2003 at 11:24:23AM +1100, Chris Barnes wrote:
> Hmmm I know I wanted to go by MAC address for a good reason but I'm
> stumped if I can remember what it was. I'll remember it after i wake up
> properly.
Maybe in case people change their own ip addresses
to get around the limits. Bu
Hi all,
I just tried to build vim on my Debian PowerPC machine and used the
'apt-get build-dep' whch worked fine (unlike on the Alpha - see message
last night). So now I have all the things I need to build vim. I
downloaded vim sources and went and configured it the way I want.
(./configure --enab
Graeme,
Well I just went a bought my first Palm, and thanks to Graeme I can now
hook it up to linux...cheers for the howto...
Adam.
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I have a Revo and it's a great machine. My wife has one too. She is
more gentle than I am, and her Revo has lasted 3 years now without
problem. Mine had a battery recharge problem, but I had it fixed,
though while it was being fixed I got withdrawl symptoms and bought a
Revo Plus, so now I have
The Revo is definitely on their website, and is still being sold
throughout australia. They have, however, brought out the Revo Plus
which is the advanced model...
On Tue, 2003-02-11 at 10:54, Andrewd wrote:
> I don't think they actually make the Revo anymore, go to there website and check
> - I t
I don't think they actually make the Revo anymore, go to there website and check
- I think it may be old stock only. Also my Revo broke after 4 months, but then
I was fairly rough with it.
>Does anyone have any recommendations, good and bad points, linux
>compatibility (obviously the Zire is compa
Does anyone have any recommendations, good and bad points, linux
compatibility (obviously the Zire is compatible from Graemes' recent
post)...
I was going to buy a Zire today, but my dealer has offered me the Revo
for the same price...
Adam.
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On Tuesday 11 Feb 2003 11:24 am, Chris Barnes wrote:
> Hmmm I know I wanted to go by MAC address for a good reason but I'm
> stumped if I can remember what it was.
DHCP ?
> I'll remember it after i wake up properly.
:-)
Unfortuantely some people think MAC ad
Hmmm I know I wanted to go by MAC address for a good reason but I'm
stumped if I can remember what it was. I'll remember it after i wake up
properly.
I'll have a look at the patch. Thanks heaps :)
On Mon, 2003-02-10 at 20:39, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Do you really need to go by MAC address?
Hi all,
Using Debian stable.
I have downloaded vim sources via 'apt-get source vim' and wanted
to get all the dependencies to build it so I used 'apt-get build-dep vim'
but I got this...
# apt-get build-dep vim
Reading Package Lists... Done
Building Dependency Tree... Done
E: Some broken package
You could try
Option "SWCursor" "on"
under the video card device section of your XF86Config-4 file. It is
recommended for the same problem on some notebooks
Regards
Steven
On 7/2 Terry Collins wrote
I'm having a problem with my mouse cursor - it is appearing on the
screen 1cm to the ri
Do you really need to go by MAC address? Or can you just use IP address?
If an IP address is enough then maybe this quota patch for iptables will help.
http://www.netfilter.org/documentation/HOWTO//netfilter-extensions-HOWTO-3.html#ss3.13
Matt
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On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 04:17:13PM +1100, Richard Hayes wrote:
> Using a .htaccess file it is very easy to password protected areas of a
> website.
>
> Is there any painless way to drop in authentication for user with PHP or
> any other system?
>
> 1. What I would like is password based on emai
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