On Sat, 2003-07-19 at 12:57, Chris Deigan wrote:
> And Richard, could you please explain what the big 'C' like ASCII art in
> your sig is supposed to be? ;-)
lets ask Linux
[EMAIL PROTECTED] logan1]$ wtf 8 pac-man
PAC-MAN
Classic arcade game let loose on the public in 1980 by the
Japanese company
Richard Neal wrote:
>oops quick note before you login as your old user after the update do
>the following after you have removed all the .filenames
>
>cd /home
>chown -R user_name user_name/# were user_name is "your" user name
>accounts name.
>
>this should fix any permissions problems if the
oops quick note before you login as your old user after the update do the following after you have removed all the .filenames
cd /home
chown -R user_name user_name/ # were user_name is "your" user name accounts name.
this should fix any permissions problems if the UID numbers change.
On
Hai
On Thu, 2003-07-17 at 20:38, Ron Daniel wrote:
> Great. Here I sit, stuck in the world of M$ writing this email cause I
> just upgraded to 9.1 Somebody should have told me about the descent
> (downgrade) on the other side.
>
Well Ive been running Mandrake since 7.0 ( hey wheres my sound !!?
On Thu, 2003-07-17 at 06:38, Ron Daniel wrote:
> Great. Here I sit, stuck in the world of M$ writing this email cause I
> just upgraded to 9.1 Somebody should have told me about the descent
> (downgrade) on the other side.
The first three times I tried to install Debian (Redhat and SuSE before)
On Thu, 2003-07-17 at 20:38, Ron Daniel wrote:
> Great. Here I sit, stuck in the world of M$ writing this email cause I
> just upgraded to 9.1 Somebody should have told me about the descent
> (downgrade) on the other side.
>
> How in the world is this FOSS stuff going to make critical mass in the
-=> Great. Here I sit, stuck in the world of M$ writing this
-=> email cause I just upgraded to 9.1 Somebody should have
-=> told me about the descent
-=> (downgrade) on the other side.
Did you specify an UPGRADE rather than an INSTALL when you started
(silly question, I know, but) ?
-=>