Hello,
Just for fun, I'd like to install a java runtime environment. I'm a
hobbyist rather than a technical user, but I run Debian Unstable. So
far I'm not having any luck.
I've downloaded the Sun self-extracing binary from:
http://www.java.com/en/download/help/linux_install.jsp
and unpacked it
Hi
Search for j2se-package and debian, somebody has put some packages
together that will packages up the java vm so that yuo can install it as
a packages instead of from tar ball
(http://z42.de/debian/)
Alex
On Fri, Jul 02, 2004 at 11:14:23PM -0700, Mark A. Bell wrote:
Hello,
Just for fun,
quote who=Terry Collins
Basically, my netscape messages are now 1.5Gb and neither Mozilla or
Thunderbird can touch this lot. Sadly, they all barf on the size/number of
folders/etc.
Evolution should crank through that number of messages without any major
problems.
- Jeff
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OSCON 2004:
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Terry Collins
Basically, my netscape messages are now 1.5Gb and neither Mozilla or
Thunderbird can touch this lot. Sadly, they all barf on the size/number of
folders/etc.
Evolution should crank through that number of messages without any major
problems.
Terry Collins wrote:
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Terry Collins
Basically, my netscape messages are now 1.5Gb and neither Mozilla or
Thunderbird can touch this lot. Sadly, they all barf on the size/number of
folders/etc.
Evolution should crank through that number of messages without any major
Rick Welykochy wrote:
...snip.
Unfortunately, Evolution doesn't get to first base for some reason. It
keeps barfing on the first folder. No messages. just hangs
Okay, the hanging is caused by asking it to import two different things
(say mail and settingss )at the same time. So I guess
On Sun, 2004-07-04 at 00:05, Terry Collins wrote:
Okay, the hanging is caused by asking it to import two different things
(say mail and settingss )at the same time. So I guess that it is a bug
(allowing you to select two things).
I can reliably hang Evolution by deleting two mails quickly
Terry Collins wrote:
Brain remembered above after leaving it for a while (I have been playing
with Evolution for a while and SWMBO is now using it). Will see what
happens overnight (other than duplicating mail space {:-(.
Okay, found out again why I didn't switch to Evolution.
It eventually
Hi all,
I've put up slides for my Beyond C, C++, Perl and Python talk at:
http://www.algorithm.com.au/mt/archives/talks/
beyond_c_c_perl_and_python.html
I'm happy to discuss any aspects of it on-list or off-list. I was
actually intending to write up some additional references and
discussion
Thanks, Alex!
That was a great easy solution.
- mark
--
Search for j2se-package and debian, somebody has put some packages
together that will packages up the java vm so that yuo can install it
as
a packages instead of from tar ball
(http://z42.de/debian/)
Alex
On Sun, 2004-07-04 at 01:47 +1000, Terry Collins wrote:
Terry Collins wrote:
Brain remembered above after leaving it for a while (I have been playing
with Evolution for a while and SWMBO is now using it). Will see what
happens overnight (other than duplicating mail space {:-(.
Okay,
Terry,
One option might be for you to look at an IMAP server running on your
local box, and have your mail tool point at that.
I use Cyrus which works well for me. As it happens, I run Cyrus on a
server in the UK, but running locally would just make it faster.
All the best,
Bruce
--
André Pang wrote:
Hi all,
I've put up slides for my Beyond C, C++, Perl and Python talk at:
http://www.algorithm.com.au/mt/archives/talks/
beyond_c_c_perl_and_python.html
I'm happy to discuss any aspects of it on-list or off-list. I was
actually intending to write up some additional
James Gregory wrote:
...snip
Okay, found out again why I didn't switch to Evolution.
It eventually dies with the error message too many open files part way
through importing the netscape messages. So it has a similar limitation
to Mozilla.
If you're dealing with a large number of
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