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On Sun, 6 Dec 1998, Joseph Hartmann wrote:
> #!perl
> while(){chop $_; print "$_\r\n";};
Change "perl" to the full path to
I created a file: /usr/local/bin/printer.staircase.filter
This file consists of two lines:
#!perl
while(){chop $_; print "$_\r\n";};
I made it executable. It is owned by root.
This file is an attempt to write a filter to eliminate the staircase
effect (i.e. no CR after a LF) on my dot-matrix l
I have run linux for years with just a linux native partition as
big as I can make it, and a linux swap (= 2x my ram size) with no
problem. I believe your approach is some kind of "protection"
for runaway events, but in four years I have had no such event.
I think the partitioning is not necessary
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I have a pretty standard 486 (circa 1995), and I am running
DOS622, with my CD-ROM working fine under DOS, having installed
the driver that came with the CD-ROM. But my CD Rom is not
recognized by Debian EZSTART. EZSTART hangs after I tell it the
color and it says something about examining my sys
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On Sun, 15 Nov 1998, Joseph Hartmann wrote:
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My "info" on emacs tells me after I do a M-x hexl-mode
C-M-x should be the way to insert a character in hex. Does C-M-x
mean Control m (or Control M) followed by an "x" ? Control-m or
Control M gives me a Carriage Return, not a prefix to a further
command. This is emacs from the cheapbytes four
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I am a partisan of "less" -- the bidirectional "more". Where is
it on the debian system? How do I install it?
Thanks in advance.
joeh
I installed the SLACKWARE (2.0 I think -- about 2 years ago) on a 2MB-RAM, 40MB
Hard drive system. It worked fine from the diskettes. (No CD-ROM on the 386SX
laptop I had.
After putting on emacs-nox I still had about 18 MB free.
joeh
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Hello, I use the DVORAK, and finally decided to get a hardware DVORAK keyboard
to get rid of all the problems from myriad computers trying to give me a hard
time about dvorak. So now all the machines think they are talking to a qwerty
board and my config problems are a thing of the past. But I
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