>> I tried installed magicfilter under debian2.0
> and could not configure it. Namely when I choose
> the option to create a configure file (printcap) it asked me for
> one printer name,...,filter and then for second, third and so on.
> I could not to stop the configuration script and to
> create
First off thanks to everyone for there suggestions. I have since
found what I was looking for. It is a package called "listings".
I got it from my local CTAN archive. I have yet to use it but
the docs seem to show that it will do what I want.
The package is copyrighted and I see no mention th
It is contained in one of two packages.
svgalib1-dev or svgalib-dummy1
One way of finding this out yourself is to get the Contents File from the
stable directory and grepping for the file you are looking for. This file
contains all the files from all the packages from stable.
A. Paul
On Sun, 2
Some where I once saw a c/c++ to LaTex tool that would
take as input a source file and produce a .tex file.
If I remember right it would do some pretty formatting of the
syntax.
Does any one know what this package might be and where it might
be found? I have looked in a couple of archives and
I am having a problem using info2www to view the emacs documentation.
When I first execute the info2www script I am given a top view of
my /usr/info directory. One of the items in this list is Emacs, which
corresponds to http://localhost/cgi-bin/info2www?(emacs). Following
this link brings me to
One device only... the Wyse's have _two_ serial ports, but maybe to just
switch from one host to another, don't know whether or not the second port
can just be used as auxiliary input... but why not keybord "emulation" as
done by most barcode scanners I saw? Do credit card scanners hav
Yes, that's not a bad point, surviving machines in case of a crash...
provided the software on the 386's is designed not to necessarily send
everything immediately to the main dbase...
... but also PROVIDED there is no need to consult the main dbase,
which is much likely
:-) I put my hands on some SCO systems at some customers' and I think
Linux is quite _another_planet_ (and among every distribution Debian, also
used Yggdrasil, Slackware and RedHat).
Could not agree more. I don't think SCO, even Open Server, is in
the same solar system :).
Yes but
> Why did you move to networked 386's? What's running on them?
The system that we use is provided to us by True Value.
The backroom system is a SCO 3.2V4.2 box. The registers are
simple 386's, 4M ram, 10Mb hard drives, simple ethernet cards.
They run some old version of DOS, and a custom wri
Why did you move to networked 386's? What's running on them?
The system that we use is provided to us by True Value. The backroom
system is a SCO 3.2V4.2 box. There where a couple of reasons for
getting rid of the WYSE terminals. There were emulation problems
with the terminals, SCO uses a
Hi,
I connect to the internet through a ppp dial-up using Debian 1.3.
I have just noticed that while connected and moving any information ( a mirror
run at the moment) that the messages file in /var/log/ is growing at a high
rate. It is full of :
Jul 8 21:04:44 bugs kernel: ICMP redirect from 2
t; [2:201/262.37]
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Add /usr/X11R6/lib to /etc/ld.so.config and run
enough to get the
machine up and running and allow me to build a new kernel on it with what
I needed. If you want to try this kernel mail me and I will send you a
copy of the kernel and the steps I used to get it to work.
A. Paul Heely Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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On Thu, 19 Dec 1996, David Puryear wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm trying to connect two computer with serial cable but I couldn't find
> the cable long enough. So I went to electronic store and bought cable
> without plugs and plugs. I ask them which wire went where, but they had
> no idea.:( I think
On Thu, 19 Dec 1996, Anthony Thompson wrote:
>
> Im a recent convert from slackware to Debian1.2 (well in the process of
> install it).
>
> Away im having a problem getting the ppp link up and running. Im able to
> establish the ppp connection ok. I check it using the ifconfig command
> and
On Wed, 18 Dec 1996, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
> John C. Ruttenberg wrote:
> >
> > ... on a Micron Mellenia Transport notebook.
> >
> > It gets as far as probing for a Sanyo CDROM and starting to initialize it
> > and
> > then the screen goes blank and seems to relight it.
> >
> > Has anyone
On Wed, 18 Dec 1996, Olivier BOUSQUET wrote:
> I've just installed the Debian 1.2 distibution with X11 packages, including
> xlib6, xbase, xcompat, and a few others. Everything is going ok when I
> start the X server but when I try to run programs such as ghostview or
> fvwm, I get the error mes
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