> From: Arrigo Triulzi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Hello,
> >
> > sorry for writing to you direct but this is urgent: it seems
> > that under the Debian X11 installation it is impossible to reboot the
> > machine at the Xlogin prompt under xdm. I know this is a Good Idea
> > (tm) but we are runnin
I don't know terribly much about X. Someone else please help this user.
Thanks
Bruce
From: Arrigo Triulzi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hello,
>
> sorry for writing to you direct but this is urgent: it seems
> that under the Debian X11 installation it is impossible to reboot the
>
> I like them a lot. -- exempt that, at least in 1.2, _they_don't_work_.
> Especially with xterm, something (I don't quite remember what) goes
> wrong (this used to bexplained in the README), and they become very,
> very clumsy to use (although they do still look nice).
Yes, well, I like them beca
> > When i select my packages, i do pine+netscape.
>
> Pine (and I believe Netscape) are in the non-free section. Unless you have
> downloaded this section from one of the mirrors, it is not likely to be on
> any CDs. Plus, with netscape, you will only get an installation program.
> You will need
On Mon, 7 Oct 1996, Le Tran wrote:
> I have a ps/2 bus mouse and Debian-1.1. It seems that /dev/mouse
> cannot be found. I tried it with gpm -t ps2 -R. Do i need to
> recompile the kernel with ps2 mouse support? I would think this
> should be included with the distribution. Any thought? Thanks.
I install Tex and Latex with Debian-1.1.
I could to Tex but I could not do Latex. When doing Latex,
I got a message like:
This is Tex, Version 3.1415 (C version 6.1)
I can't find the default format file!
I saw a similar note on the net regarding the same problem.
Is it a bug and how to fix it?
I have a ps/2 bus mouse and Debian-1.1. It seems that /dev/mouse
cannot be found. I tried it with gpm -t ps2 -R. Do i need to
recompile the kernel with ps2 mouse support? I would think this
should be included with the distribution. Any thought? Thanks.
Le
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On Mon, 7 Oct 1996, besnard wrote:
> When i select my packages, i do pine+netscape.
Pine (and I believe Netscape) are in the non-free section. Unless you have
downloaded this section from one of the mirrors, it is not likely to be on
any CDs. Plus, with netscape, you will only get an installation
On Mon, 7 Oct 1996, George Bonser wrote:
> I looked at one of the readme files and it told me that the 1.1.x dir
> has updated stuff so I suppose a secondary question is, what is the
> current revision? I bought a CDROM set this weekend (Infomagic) with a
> 1.1.4 distribution on it.
You should in
When i select my packages, i do pine+netscape.
But when i type pine at the prompt or netscape under X, those commands
are unknown.
I tried to install manually netscape but it doesn't work.
Can someone help me?
Franck BESNARD
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On Mon, 23 Sep 1996, Paul Christenson [N3EOP] wrote:
> Christopher R. Hertel wrote:
> >
> > This is with two flavors of Slacware and with Debian. It seems to be a
> > problem that my SCSI adapter has with Linux in general.
> >
> > On Sep 22, 6:34pm, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
> > > Subject: Re: Sys
> I've finally upgraded the arrow-style scrollbar to 3D Motif-like
> scrollbar with arrows written by Dimitri P. Bouras.
>
> Well, it looks like xaw3d is going to have 3d scrollbars, like 'em or not,
> as soon as it gets upgraded from version 1.2a.
I like 3d Scrolbarrs
I
Dear Debian Users,
Recently I installed de Taylor UUCP package and configured it for a friend
of mine. It turns out that this package expects 'rmail' to be in the /bin
directory, while the installed Sendmail installed its rmail in /usr/bin. A
simple symbolic link fixed things, but this doesn't see
Hi, I've got some .deb packages that I've made here, and wanted to upload
them to ftp.debian.org. When I tried, it asked me to try
/home/Debian/something.. which I couldn't find. I would like to make
more such packages but am discouraged by this. If someone could please
let me know what I shou
For the prompt, I have the following line in my ~/.bash_profile
and ~/.bashrc
use:
export PS1="[EMAIL PROTECTED]:\w\\n[\#]\\$ "
which produces, for example
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/bin
[3]$ ls -laR
or
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/src/linux
[4]# ls -laR
\$ gives you a different pro
i think i found a bug in apache 1.1.1-[56]. when upgrading from 1.0.5
to 1.1.1 /usr/lib/httpd is created with the wrong owner:
drwxr-x--- 4 root root 1024 Oct 5 18:10 httpd/
as a consequence the httpd server cannot read any of the
subdirectories (cgi-bin, icons). shouldn't /usr/lib
David Puryear:
> I just like to know why when I installed package with
> "..registers itself via install-fvwm2menu", it deleted my old
> main-menu.hook and menudefs.hook. I like the ones I had.
This is sort of my fault, sorry. I designed the new
system.fvwm2rc and install-fvwm2menu. I'm not sure
Hi All,
I just like to know why when I installed package with
"..registers itself via install-fvwm2menu", it deleted my old
main-menu.hook and menudefs.hook. I like the ones I had. Has any
one else have this problem? I think this should be optional.
When dpkg installs new setup files it should
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