> > gvim only offers up a seemingly small subset of fonts on my system
> > (compared to what Mozilla shows, for example).
>
> *Which* gvim? A GTK1 gvim is going to use any XLFD font you care to
> name... a GTK2 gvim is only going to use ones served by fontconfig
> (Xft2).
>
> > I'd like to use
I'm at my wit's end here. I have a 'testing' system that's got an
Ensoniq 1371 sound card in it. I recompiled the kernel after I got the
card, and sound in general (xmms, sound effects in Doom, etc.) has been
working fine for months. However, /dev/sequencer doesn't seem to work.
A long dig thr
Has anyone built a .deb for Vim 6.0 on potato? I can go and do this
myself (I know what else I need to build to make all of the dependencies,
like all of the Debian build scripts, work), but my potato machine is
pretty slow... if someone else has already done this, that would be
great.
Please CC
> Probably WRT console mode, don't even try X.
>
> On Sun, 12 Aug 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> >Hi, I'm looking into buying a 386 laptop with 4 mb RAM, and a 160mb HDD. Will
> >I be able to install Debian on this? How about X windows?
I also a similar question a while ago... check the June
I'm cross-posting this to user and security, because there are really two
(possibly-related) issues here. Feel free to take replies to just one list
or the other.
On my firewall (running potato), I have been using these apt sources.list
entries:
deb http://security.debian.org potato/updates
I have a friend who's interested in getting my help to install Linux
for the first time... but his spare machine only has 4MB of RAM. The
last time I tried to install Linux on a machine with that little RAM
was in 1996 or 1997 when I was using RedHat 4.2. RedHat's installer
wouldn't even run prop
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