>
> I have received several e-mails from this list that cause fetchmail to
> stall. There is something wrong with the individual e-mails, as Hotmail
> can't quite handle them either. Although Hotmail retrieves them from the
> POP server, the web browser stalls while displaying them.
>
> I just d
On Mon, 3 Aug 1998, George Bonser wrote:
> Well, it is obvious that some people here are just being hard headed. I
> really do not think there are that many dummies here. Look at it like
> this. A person wants Linux and decides to spend about 30 minutes to choose
> which one they are going to buy
I was wondering if anyone has compiled CAP for libc6? I am having some
troubles getting it to compile - so if someone has any ideas (or would
like to help) I would appreciate it. Also, if there is a debian package
for it (wish list) that would be unreal.
Thanks,
Chris
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POP server, the web browser stalls while displaying them.
I just deleted the fir
I'd like to set things up so that incomming mail goes directly to the
user home dir, instead of sitting in /var/spool/mail. How can this be
done? Can sendmail do it directly or I have to use deliver/procmail
for this?
Carlos
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I would suggest you try LyX again. I didn't like it when I first tried it
and quit using it. After using LaTeX for for a time, I tried LyX again. So
far, there hasn't been any document I couldn't write with it. Reports with
tables, letters, resumes. It's really a superb application. LyX (LaTeX)
kno
There's no need to do that. Just cd /dev (or wherever your dev dir is),
and type "./MAKEDEV *". That should recreate almost all the devices, with the
correct permissions, afaik.
> Perhaps I should just cd /mnt/dev; rm * and then remake the device
> files. I've read about a command to make
[Maybe off-topic alert]
I have a floppy disk I am trying to make a copy of as a backup.
It's a Yamaha disklavier disk and fits in a standard 1.44MB
floppy drive, but Windows doesn't think its formatted.
I thought I'd try copying it on my Debian 2.0 box with something
like
dd if=/dev/fd0 of=/
http://www.moshpit.org/pilotmgr/>
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A problem with our disk erased the partition table (at least). Is
there a way to recover the info, if it's still there? Maybe with some
ext2 utility trick...
I don't remember the partitions exactly; I tried to create the first
(root) one with the probable sizes with cfdisk and mounting but each
ti
Hi,
>>"George" == George Bonser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
George> The bottom line is this:
George> If the Linux distributions do not share a common filesystem
George> layout and to some basic degree a common set of libraries,
George> software vendors will simply pick one distribution as the
Hi,
>>"George" == George Bonser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
George> Well, it is obvious that some people here are just being hard
George> headed. I really do not think there are that many dummies
George> here. Look at it like this. A person wants Linux and decides
George> to spend about 30 mi
I use xawtv (http://www.cs.tu-berlin.de/~kraxel/linux/#xawtv) version
2.19.
The (latest) bttv driver is included. It works fine. I've a Hauppauge
PCI TV card.
Also I've tried xtvscreen-0.4.3 with no success.
Regards,
Frank
Michael Beattie wrote:
>
> I am nearly at my wits end. Who has got a TV
Following the successful installation of v2.0 on an 8MB desktop, I've
been attempting to do a low memory install on a 4MB IBM Ambra BAM2401
486sx sub-notebook (170MB HD). Despite playing with endless changes to
the BIOS and power management, I am unable to activate the swap
partition after initiali
Hi,
>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Can someone please tell me if it is possible to use above modem
> with Linux. Thank you for your assistance.
Works for me.
I`ve only changed /etc/rc.boot/0setserial, due to IRQ conflict. Just
uncommmented the automatic configuration line with the tty
On Mon, 3 Aug 1998, George Bonser wrote:
> Look at it like this. A person wants Linux and decides to spend about 30
> minutes to choose which one they are going to buy. These are sysadmins,
> not kernel programmers. They take a quick glance, note that Red Hat is
> 5.2, Debian is 2.0 and all the co
George Bonser wrote:
> I explain to them that it is like SVR4. There are SEVERAL different
> versions of SVR4 put out by several companies each with their own version
> numbering but they are all SVR4. Once I do that, they question how
> protable applications are from one distribution to another an
On Mon, Aug 03, 1998 at 06:22:00PM +0200, Peter Gervai wrote:
> On Mon, Aug 03, 1998 at 11:39:26AM -0400, Stephen J. Carpenter wrote:
>
> > good point...and who even says version numbers have to work in that way
> > anyway?
> > Many individual programs have versions like "19980420" ...or what
> >
Hi,
in make menuconfig, turn off anythig you do not need
immediately, like any unknown drivers. (look at makefiles and .config
to know what to turn off).
I too have a hinote vp 575 laptop and a Xircom ehternet/modem
card, but I have not yet loaded Linux on the laptop -- I'sd
a
On Mon, Aug 03, 1998 at 10:27:47AM -0700, George Bonser wrote:
>
> Brian, these people do not use Windows, they want to use Unix because that
> is what they know. They are just not familliar with Linux in general. They
> never touch the internet after work and in general, have lives. They are
> no
On Mon, Aug 03, 1998 at 05:58:46AM -0700, Taren wrote:
> > > VHS: Mounted root (ext2 filesystem) readonly.
> > > thenUnable to open an initial console
> > >
> >
> > Looks like /dev/tty0 isn't there.
> >
> > Are use sure you did copy the devices correctly (cp does not copy
> > devices
On Mon, Aug 03, 1998 at 05:52:36PM +0200, Dirk Bonne wrote:
> Taren wrote:
> >
[snip]
> >
> > Or the permissions aren't set right. I've found that when copying files
> > from /dev, the permissions rarely stay the way they were originally
>
> They should with tar. e.g.:
>
> tar cf - . | (cd
On Mon, Aug 03, 1998 at 02:58:58PM +0200, Dirk Bonne wrote:
> G. Crimp wrote:
> >
> > I've moved my old system over to a new hard drive. I thought I was
> > fairly meticulous in copying things over (compared all permissions,
> > ownerships, links and other special files between the two fi
Hi,
I don't uderstand. The are Linux illiterate, and they display
all the discerning qualities of 2 year olds, they do not want to shop
around and learn about the merits of the distribution, and they do
not want to spend time because they are no hobbyists.
Why do I want them th
Hi,
>>"George" == George Bonser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
George> Jeez, I never said I had trouble with it, only that it is
George> confusing to people in the real unix world that have not been
George> exposed to it. Get it through your head that not everyone
George> that uses Unix has ever
>
> Only available FREE as part of the Caldera distribution !
>
> The blurb I saw leading up to this discovery lead me to believe that Star
> Office had seen the light - it seems I was mislead :(
There aren't .debs for it, but you can go ahead and d/l it from their
ftp/web site and it installed
> >Try Star Office. I *might* do what you're looking for without going
> >commercial.
>
>
> And I've always thought that Star Office *is* commercial...
If I can legally d/l it, install it, and use it, and pay nothing, it's not
commercial. :) [Well, not commercial for me.] ;)
StarOffice costs
Oops, that's what I meant...StarOffice.
Jason
On Mon, 3 Aug 1998, Darren Benham wrote:
> Try Star Office. I *might* do what you're looking for without going
> commercial.
>
>
> On 03-Aug-98 Ivan wrote:
> > Any other options - should I go commercial ???
>
>
I haven't used it all that much yet (can't stand the idea of coming home
and typing MORE documents) but SmartOffice seems just fine.
Jason
On Mon, 3 Aug 1998, Ivan wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am seeking a WYSIWYG Word Processor - I downloaded and
> installed lyX today - pretty good but not quite what
Hi Folks-
I am trying to use bonnie to do a little troubleshooting and
could use some help interpreting the results. As you can imagine
machine #1 is a real dog. Machines #2 and #3 seem fine and are included
just for comparison.
machine #1: AMD 5x86-133, Shuttle hot-433 MoBo, 64M ram, WD
On Sun, Aug 02, 1998 at 10:41:42PM -0700, George Bonser wrote:
> On 3 Aug 1998, Manoj Srivastava wrote:
> >
>
> Some of these people are highly skilled Solaris system administrators that
> do not understand the concept of the different distributions and
> versioning until I explain it to them. Al
On Mon, 3 Aug 1998, George Bonser wrote:
> On Mon, 3 Aug 1998, Brandon Mitchell wrote:
>
> > Moral of the story, version numbers are specific to the product, don't
> > bother comparing.
>
> Jeez, I never said I had trouble with it, only that it is confusing to
> people in the real unix world tha
You can get it by ftp from narnia.mit.edu in /pub/Office40/01 (english) or
/pub/Office40/49 (german).
Please note:
250-NOTE: This Version is free for personal non-commercial use only! No
250-commercial use is permitted. You can order StarOffice for OpenLinux
250-for commercial use either from Sta
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Dirk Bonne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>They should with tar. e.g.:
>
> tar cf - . | (cd somewhere; tar xvf -)
>
>Of course, you must set umask to 000 beforehand
Or use the "p" option with tar when you unpack i.e. tar xpvf -
Mike.
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On 03-Aug-98 Ivan wrote:
> At 12:55 PM 03-08-98 -0400, you wrote:
> Maybe after 11 August ... the site at the moment makes no mention of it
> being available and the Caldera site still specifies a price for it - - any
> wonder I'm confused ??? :)
I just got down browsing their site looking for
On 03-Aug-98 Ivan wrote:
> At 09:10 AM 03-08-98 -0700, you wrote:
>>Try Star Office. <<<- COMMERCIAL
>
> Only available FREE as part of the Caldera distribution !
>
Close.. it may only be distributed with Caldera (ie, not with Debian, SuSE, Red
Hat, Slackware). It can still be downloaded
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Ivan writes:
> At 09:10 AM 03-08-98 -0700, you wrote:
> >Try Star Office. <<<- COMMERCIAL
>
> Only available FREE as part of the Caldera distribution !
Not at all. You can download staroffice 4.0 and install in your box, if you
don't use it commercially (I think ed
At 02:09 PM 03-08-98 -0300, you wrote:
>Ivan writes:
> > At 09:10 AM 03-08-98 -0700, you wrote:
> > >Try Star Office. <<<- COMMERCIAL
> >
> > Only available FREE as part of the Caldera distribution !
>
>Not at all. You can download staroffice 4.0 and install in your box, if you
>don't use it
Rob Landley wrote:
>
> Brief summary:
>
> In installed from the boot disk, booted to the linux partition, but
> "pon" can't create a ppp connection to my ISP to install the rest via
> FTP.
>
> My system:
>
> 486DX75, approx 800 meg IDE hard drive (western digital I think), local
> bus, IDE CD-R
At 12:55 PM 03-08-98 -0400, you wrote:
>> Only available FREE as part of the Caldera distribution !
>
>???
>Go ahead and download it from www.stardivision.com
Maybe after 11 August ... the site at the moment makes no mention of it
being available and the Caldera site still specifies a price fo
> Only available FREE as part of the Caldera distribution !
???
Go ahead and download it from www.stardivision.com
Alex Y.
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At 09:10 AM 03-08-98 -0700, you wrote:
>Try Star Office. <<<- COMMERCIAL
Only available FREE as part of the Caldera distribution !
The blurb I saw leading up to this discovery lead me to believe that Star
Office had seen the light - it seems I was mislead :(
I *might* do what you're look
The Linux port is "free" -- not as in DFSG but as in: the Linux port is free
for non-commercial use... hence the "*might*"
On 03-Aug-98 Robert Claeson wrote:
> Darren Benham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>Try Star Office. I *might* do what you're looking for without going
>>commercial.
>
>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I just recently got X working moderately well on my computer. I can't
> seem to get the backspace or delete key to work though.
> When i type them it only beeps and complains and doesn't let me erase anything
> Does anyone have any fixes or ideas what might be wrong?
Darren Benham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Try Star Office. I *might* do what you're looking for without going
>commercial.
And I've always thought that Star Office *is* commercial...
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whooopeee!!! got all gnome-apps working, gnome-panel works great!!!
Gnome_0.20+E14 rocks!!!
Thanks and congratulations to the debianizers of these packages and to the
Debian-Developers. Hope to be a Debian-Developer someday!
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Mark Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| I didn't ever notice an announcement of the release of Debian 2.0 on Linux
| Announce (apart from the beta announcement). Maybe I just missed it ---
| did someone see it?
|
| Just thought I'd mention it because we do want people to know about it I
| th
On Mon, Aug 03, 1998 at 11:39:26AM -0400, Stephen J. Carpenter wrote:
> good point...and who even says version numbers have to work in that way
> anyway?
> Many individual programs have versions like "19980420" ...or what
> if I want to start with 100 and count down ;) or increase it by powers of
Greetings! I just upgraded this machine to Debian 2.0 a few days ago.
The kernel (2.0.34) was untouched and had been running smoothly for
months. This machine runs diald/pppd/IP masquerade as a corporate
gateway to the Internet. Over the weekend, The following errors
started showing up:
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> To edit faces in xemacs, not sure about emacs.
>
> M-x edit-faces
> (I haven't used it but it looks pretty easy.)
The recommanded way is M-x customize-faces. Which has the advantage
that it will still works in 21.0 and also works on both Emacsen. It is
less WYSIWYG.
Robert Rati wrote:
>
> I added sound to my /etc/modules file so it would load at boot time, but I
> get this error:
> modprobe: no dependency information for module:
> "/lib/modules/2.0.34/misc/sound.o"
>
> I've done a make modules and modules_install as well as install when I
> compiled my ker
On Mon, 3 Aug 1998, JonesMB wrote:
> Are there any utilities that I can use to salvage data from a drive that the
> BIOS reports as dead?
>
> This morning I woke up to a ticking sound from my hard drive. It is a 5.7GB
> Seagate drive I upgraded to about 6 weeks ago.
When you hear strange soun
Try Star Office. I *might* do what you're looking for without going
commercial.
On 03-Aug-98 Ivan wrote:
> Any other options - should I go commercial ???
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On Mon, 3 Aug 1998, Stephen J. Carpenter wrote:
[ snip ]
: > : I would like a 56k but am not sure what to get. I do NOT want to be
: > : stuck in a winmodem hell. Have the problems with 56k modems been
: > : resolved (ie is there a standard yet?). What is good to get
: > : (ie it must not need a
What is the significance of the release codes or where would this
information be annotated?
for example: Debian 1.2 to Debian 1.3 is a change from a.out to elf ?
what does the change from Debian 1.3 to Debian 1.3.1
signify?
etc
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On 3 Aug 1998, Manoj Srivastava wrote:
> Mark> I am at a loss to know what to try next.
>
> Me too. I can only tell you what works for me, which is: I
> unpack kernel sources in /usr/local/src/kernel; I ignore the bit
> about symlinks, and I use make-kpkg; but it has been a while since I
Are there any utilities that I can use to salvage data from a drive that the
BIOS reports as dead?
This morning I woke up to a ticking sound from my hard drive. It is a 5.7GB
Seagate drive I upgraded to about 6 weeks ago. I had an xconsole up and
messages in there indicate that the messages w
On Mon, Aug 03, 1998 at 10:07:41AM -0500, Nathan E Norman wrote:
> On Mon, 3 Aug 1998, Stephen J. Carpenter wrote:
>
> : Ok...
> : I am using a 33.6 kbps modem and it works pretty good...the main problem
> : is now I am running a masquerading firewall for my girlfriend and me...and
> : it can get
Hi,
>>"Mark" == Mark Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mark> On 3 Aug 1998, Manoj Srivastava wrote:
Mark> I need to compile the 2.0.31 kernel. Unfortunately there is
Mark> not a debian package for the 2.0.31 kernel, so I downloaded the
Mark> upstream version, unpacked it into /usr/local/sr
Hi! Debian Fans,
I want to install Hamm on my laptop - Toshiba Libretto CT-70,
but this model do not have a standard floppy drive,
and it does not supported by linux.
so I want to download the necessary files (by MS Explorer )
of base system of hamm on the partition of MS Windows,
and then in
Taren wrote:
>
> > > VHS: Mounted root (ext2 filesystem) readonly.
> > > thenUnable to open an initial console
> > >
> >
> > Looks like /dev/tty0 isn't there.
> >
> > Are use sure you did copy the devices correctly (cp does not copy
> > devices correctly, use tar or cpio).
>
> Or the
Hi,
>>"Robert" == Robert Claeson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Robert> If Informix was to create a Debian package of their
Robert> database, would they be prohibited from doing so?
By no means. Third party vendors are encouraged to make Debian
packages, even if the terms under which they
On Mon, Aug 03, 1998 at 08:55:00AM -0500, Nathan E Norman wrote:
> On Sun, 2 Aug 1998, Joey Hess wrote:
>
> : George Bonser wrote:
> : > No, LSB would not dictate Debian's version but Debian could say that
> : > Debian-2.0 is LSB-1.2 compliant and someone looking at Red Hat 5.2 might
> : > see tha
On Mon, Aug 03, 1998 at 08:25:30AM -0400, Mike Barton wrote:
> >Just to add my experiences of win95 into the frey, i have also done the
> MB
> >swap thing and while after a lot of rebooting in managed to recover, on
> the
> >other hand my bro's machine is almost identical to mine (only minor
> >dif
I'm too new at this to be much help, but I ran into similar problems
running apps as root outside of X. A friend told me that root doesn't have
the current directory in its path, (unlike DOS). So in order to run an app
that is in your current directory, you have to specifiy the entire path on
the c
On Mon, Aug 03, 1998 at 12:20:59PM +0100, Mario Filipe wrote:
>
> On 03-Aug-98 Ana Graca Silva wrote:
> >
> > Hello All
> > I was trying to upgrade my installation of debian, using apt. When I do
> > apt-get update it gives me the folowing output :
>
> Really! You shouldn't do that it's
Hello,
I am seeking a WYSIWYG Word Processor - I downloaded and
installed lyX today - pretty good but not quite what I am
looking for.
Maxwell seemed an option but I couldn't get it installed
(probably my fault but still, on some things, I give up easy
!).
Any other options - should I go commerc
On Mon, Aug 03, 1998 at 10:57:46AM -0400, David Parmet wrote:
>
>
>
> On Mon, 3 Aug 1998, Stephen J. Carpenter wrote:
>
> > (since this is not really "on topic" (not that this list has much of a topic
> > as it is just general for al "debian users" private replies are ok...
> > I really have no
On Mon, Aug 03, 1998 at 09:14:12AM -0400, Randy Edwards wrote:
> Does anyone know what the sid subdirectory in dists is?
>
> I'm guessing that this is the follow-on version after slink, but that
> idea seemed a bit strange as slink is unstable. Anyone know for sure?
no...
sid is for "non-mature"
>I would like a 56k but am not sure what to get. I do NOT want to be
>stuck in a winmodem hell. Have the problems with 56k modems been
>resolved (ie is there a standard yet?). What is good to get
>(ie it must not need any special "windows" driver but...they ALL say
>"made for Windows 95" so..its
On Mon, 3 Aug 1998, Stephen J. Carpenter wrote:
: Ok...
: I am using a 33.6 kbps modem and it works pretty good...the main problem
: is now I am running a masquerading firewall for my girlfriend and me...and
: it can get bogged downa bit by us...
: I want to alleviate this abit by getting a 56k
On Mon, 3 Aug 1998, Cristov Russell wrote:
: already posted that question and got no response. If someone could
: show me where to look for bo that would be more than acceptable right
: now since I would have something instead of nothing and I can figure
: out hamm later.
ftp://ftp.infodrom.nor
I don't know enough to really be of help, but one test that will at least
let you see if the system is seeing the modem is the following:
echo ATDT > /dev/ttyS
where is a valid phone number, such as maybe a cell phone
you've got handy, so you can see if it rings, and is the terminal
number yo
Hi all
I recently tried installing hamm and unfortunately failed. The base
install is fine but I can't install any packages. I decided that I
would go back to bo and learn with it since I'm new to Linux and I did
not have as much problems installing packages with it.
I no longer have the inst
On Mon, 3 Aug 1998, Stephen J. Carpenter wrote:
> (since this is not really "on topic" (not that this list has much of a topic
> as it is just general for al "debian users" private replies are ok...
> I really have no preference to private or public)
I'm interested in this as well so "keep it
Richard Evans Hartman wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I am running debian 2.0 with KDE (relatively new linux user)
>
> I have been having some problems printing (I have an HP Officejet 600)
>
> I am using the "deskjet" filter in magicfilter, and it works okay, but
> still not perfectly...
>
> I
*- C.J.LAWSON wrote about "whiptail"
| Hi,
|Someone just referenced a package called whiptail as a replacement to
| dialog .. Could you please let me know where I can pick up the sources? I
| would like to take a look at it also
|
Package: whiptail
Priority: optional
Section: base
Installed-S
ppp will not set a default route if a default route currently exists.
Next time try this:-
route del default
route add -net 172.16.x.x (172.16.0.0 if your netmask is 255.255.0.0)
pon
This time ppp will set a default route for you.
The above may not be exactly right as it makes an assumption o
Ok...
I am using a 33.6 kbps modem and it works pretty good...the main problem
is now I am running a masquerading firewall for my girlfriend and me...and
it can get bogged downa bit by us...
I want to alleviate this abit by getting a 56k modem. I plan to do
this within the next month or so...abou
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Try installing the libterm-readkey-perl package. If you're using the
Debian package of adbbs and it doesn't depend on libterm-readkey-perl
then this is a bug in the package, and can be reported as such with the
bug program (from the bug package).
HTH,
Mark
On
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Any users that need to use sound should be added to the audio group with
the command 'addgroup audio'.
Do not change the permissions on /dev/dsp to world readable/writable
as another poster said --- anything world writable is generally a bad
idea.
HTH,
Mark
O
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Hello,
I am seeking a WYSIWYG Word Processor - I downloaded and
installed lyX today - pretty good but not quite what I am
looking for.
Maxwell seemed an option but I couldn't get it installed
(prob
*- C.J.LAWSON wrote about "emacs !!"
| Please could anyone tell me how to get emacs to wrap at column 132 ..
| also, where exactly does one change the color coding for the keyword
| highlighting?
|
Interactive:
M-x set-variablefill-column132
elisp:
(setq fill-column 76)
To edit faces in xemac
Is there any other software available like the KDE's kpilot? I'd love
to convert the use of my Pilot to pure Linux, but the KDE stuff is
questionable, and kpilot in Debian is broken due to libs. I'm looking
for something that will sync the Pilot, backup/restore, install new
software, and have a wor
*- M.C. Vernon wrote about "strange Cron emails?"
|
| shell-init: could not get current directory: getcwd: cannot access parent
| directories
|
Hmmm, I have been getting these randomly at the prompt, not in emails
from cron jobs. I haven't been able to trace the source of these.
Anyone else se
On Mon, 3 Aug 1998, Joey Hess wrote:
> Why do you expect non-geek will know what version of LSB his system complies
> with? LSB isn't something innately easier for non-geek to comprehend than
> the libc or kernel version. Remember that the concept of standards is just
> as foreign to non-geeks as
On Sun, 2 Aug 1998, Richard Evans Hartman wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I am using debian 2.0 with KDE (relatively new linux user)
>
> When I login as "me", I can access the KDE games
>
> However, when I login as "root", and try to run a game, I get the message
> "could not execute program __
Quick question - Where is the best directory to locate the modules to? I have
the CPAN library on CD and would like a pointer on where to put them.
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On Sun, 2 Aug 1998, Joey Hess wrote:
: George Bonser wrote:
: > No, LSB would not dictate Debian's version but Debian could say that
: > Debian-2.0 is LSB-1.2 compliant and someone looking at Red Hat 5.2 might
: > see that it, too, is LSB-1.2 compliant and get the idea that both are
: > roughly eq
On 03-Aug-1998, Robert Claeson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Maybe I'm wrong or too phragmatic, but I just don't see much of a
> problem with using free and non-free code in the same system. If
> Informix was to create a Debian package of their database, would they
> be prohibited from doing so?
T
Robert Lyonnais <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just finished installing Debian 2.0. I used to have RedHat 5.1 but I
> figured it was time to try something new :-).
> To make a long story short, I can no longer use Netscape 4.5. When
> attempting to start this beast, I now receive the error "can't
On Mon, Aug 03, 1998 at 01:56:00PM +0100, Peter Weiss wrote:
> Hello,
>
> sorry, but that debian 2.0 with the apt-package isn't quite the thing for
> me.
>
> I upgraded to an early pre hamm using a self burned cd round about in
> april this year. Some packages needed a configuratio
On 3 Aug 1998, Manoj Srivastava wrote:
> >>"Mark" == Mark Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Mark> /usr/include/sys/types.h:45: conflicting types for `mode_t'
> Mark> /usr/local/src/linux-2.0.31/include/linux/types.h:12: previous
> declaration
> Mark> of `mode_t'
>
> Something is
Oops, make that Netscape 4.05.
Cheers,
Robert
On Mon, 03 Aug 1998 13:00:21 + (GMT), you wrote:
>I just finished installing Debian 2.0. I used to have RedHat 5.1 but I
>figured it was time to try something new :-).
>
>To make a long story short, I can no longer use Netscape 4.5. When
>attemp
*- George Bonser wrote about "Re: Was the release of Debian 2.0 put on Linux
Announce?"
|
| I have had people tell me that they are using Red Hat because it is at 5.2
| while Debian is still only at 2.0. The perception is that Red Hat is
I'm sorry but those people are ignorant then. Tell them to
Greetings,
Being new to Debian (as well as Linux in general), I've been suffering for
a short while and was hoping you folks might be able to assist me.
I have successfully installed the rescue, drivers, base 1-5 diskettes, and
was attempting to setup the debian box to dial my ISP and download th
Does anyone know what the sid subdirectory in dists is?
I'm guessing that this is the follow-on version after slink, but that
idea seemed a bit strange as slink is unstable. Anyone know for sure?
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Regards,|Debian GNU/__ o http://www.debian.org
. |
On 3 Aug 1998, Manoj Srivastava wrote:
> Mark> I need to compile the 2.0.31 kernel. Unfortunately there is
> Mark> not a debian package for the 2.0.31 kernel, so I downloaded the
> Mark> upstream version, unpacked it into /usr/local/src, created
> Mark> links
>
> What links did you cre
HI,
I downloaded one of the CD images and now I would like to check CHECKSUM.
sum&cksum commands give definitly another values, not hex but decimal.
How should I check it?
Thanks,
Eugene Sevinian
CRD, YerPhI, 375036, Armenia
URL: http://crdlx5.yerphi.am/prs/sevinian
Azog wrote:
>
> Hello! I'm in need of netinet/ip_tcp.h, netinet/ip_udp.h,
> netinet/protocols.h. Which package are these in? TIA
>
They are called tcp.h udp.h and in.h. They are in kernel-source package.
Dirk
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