this subject, but my searches turn up nothing
useful.
Any ideas?
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eded? (I've checked ulimit -a,
and the only one that looks like a possible problem is stack size, set
at 8192. But exceeding that shouldn't cause fork() to fail like that
should it?) I've browsed through /proc/sys, but I don't see anything
obviously relevant. Any ideas what els
o figure out a way to decode
the data later.
You'll want to run the snapshot files through fold to split them into
lines, because /dev/vcs* doesn't emit newlines between screen lines. Oh,
and you might need to create /dev/vcs1 if it doesn't exist in the install
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version 4.1.x. According to
<http://xfree86.org/>:
The next full release will be 4.1.0, scheduled for mid-late May 2001.
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odes.doc", in which Eric Raymond
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ug in two monitors, but
>pretty much impossible to plug in two keyboards at the moment, IMO.
Apparently GGI can handle two keyboards if you have both a PS/2 keyboard
and a [whatever-the-other-sort's-called] keyboard plugged in at once.
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ge states? I have been utterly =
>unsuccessful in reading my mail under Linux, resorting to windows for =
>that purpose. I also am still struggly to get sendmail properly =
>configured.
I had the same problem. I think it's a bug in mailx. Want to report
it as a bug?
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if they all fail, but fvwm is installed,
try starting fvwm
if all else fails,
run twm
So, a useful .xsession file could just be:
#! /bin/sh
exec afterstep
...although some would undoubtedly add a "xterm -ls &" between those
two lines.
Remember to
ure you do not use your computer as root as a matter of course;
use a different user ID for day-to-day usage, and become root only when
necessary to do system administration. That will help avoid accidents
like the one you described.
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es bad (obviously), I've never had any trouble
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have libc6 installed, you'll have to get the source code from
hamm and recompile it. I'm afraid I don't have a Debian 1.3 machine
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east, it
interacts badly with sysvinit, making shutdown hang. Has anyone else
had this problem? When virtual-dev goes into unstable, it'll be called
devices-in-ram instead, BTW. virtual-dev was a supremely bad choice of
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interacts badly with sysvinit, making shutdown hang. Has anyone else
had this problem? When virtual-dev goes into unstable, it'll be called
devices-in-ram instead, BTW. virtual-dev was a supremely bad choice of
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hen you type "xterm"? Do you get your prompt back, or do you have to
press control-C to get a prompt?
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hen you type "xterm"? Do you get your prompt back, or do you have to
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Kendall P. Bullen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Curiously, rebooting (which I did for other reasons ;) appears to have
>fixed the problem with EMACS displaying things incorrectly (though it
>always appeared to know where things really were ;). At least, one of
>the more reproducible weirdnesses hasn
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