On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, Charles O. Hartman wrote:
> But I can't get (for example) the man command to get installed. When I
> got back to dselect to try to get it by hand, dselect shows it marked
> for installation; but no matter how many times I put in one and the
> other CD, it never does get instal
Hi all,
Tried to upgrade Enlightenment from 0.14 to 0.16 as seen below. I can't
figure out the unknown option about --assert-long-filenames as it's not in
the dpkg --help or in the man files of dpkg. Do I have an outdated dpkg
or anything else amiss?
Thanks,
Scott Au
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aubase:
Just installed Enlightenment (main, docs, and theme packages). It runs
fine but I cannot open Dox (Error window saying it cannot find program
Dox) or ConfigEdit (Error windows saying it cannot find program
ConfigEdit. I looked all over my HD for these 2 with no luck. I'm
suspecting they may be s
Hi,
Just installed the Enlightenment package (main, docs, and theme packages).
Enlightenment runs fine except:
1. I cannot get dox to run (pops up an error window saying it could not
find the dox program).
2. I cannot run ConfigEdit (pops up an error windows saying it could not
find the program
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Copyright (c) 1995, Award Software, Inc.
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