;
EndSubSection
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Section "ServerLayout"
Identifier "Default Layout"
Screen "Default Screen"
InputDevice "Generic Keyboard"
InputDevice "Configured Mouse"
InputDevice "Synaptics Touchpad"
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Its worth a shot.
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>> Why?
> Because it breaks the logical flow of conversation, plus makes
messages unreadable.
>>> Top-Posting is evil.
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son beyond over looking it as to why all my commands are still
> visible as root after I log out.
Even normal users have their last login shown. its not root-specific,
its a problem with the login getter.
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>> Why
box. Here's a fresh Fedora install:
root:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/zsh
daemon:x:1:1:daemon:/usr/sbin:/bin/sh
bin:x:2:2:bin:/bin:/bin/sh
sys:x:3:3:sys:/dev:/bin/sh
sync:x:4:65534:sync:/bin:/bin/sync
games:x:5:60:games:/usr/games:/bin/sh
man:x:6:12:man:/var/cache/man:/bin/sh
lp:x:7:7:lp:/var/s
B with X and a wm and a
package manager)
> And do Debian and the host OS show different sizes for my virtual Debian
> installation? Why is there a 241 MB difference? The error is almost double
> the size of Puppy Linux.
I again call shenanigans on your VM.
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On 10/23/2010 11:10 AM, Tom H wrote:
> The "Please..." files are executable.
That and they're bold (Which will cause SO much heartache if you use a
custom font like Progsole.)
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>> Why?
> Because
People wonder why the Linux desktop market is vanishing...
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>> Why?
> Because it breaks the logical flow of conversation, plus makes
messages unreadable.
>>> Top-Posting is evil.
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be
okay on that. I've not had much problems doing just normal typesetting.
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>> Why?
> Because it breaks the logical flow of conversation, plus makes
messages unreadable.
>>> Top-Posting is evil.
s
s step says "I've been here" and
we get a loop.
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>> Why?
> Because it breaks the logical flow of conversation, plus makes
messages unreadable.
>>> Top-Posting is evil.
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less.
I see more of this when I fire up Iceweasel than anything -- Just tons
of messages that dont mean anything other than "LIFE IS GOOD!"
Try firing up Evolution or the GNOME panel... Its... scary what
developers seem to think its a good idea to pummel stdout with.
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P
m \footnote{Isn't this sounding
like insecure.org now?} and doesn't respond to nmap's pings. I call
fault on their part.
Are you on a PPPoE connection directly or on a NAT'd network?
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BOFH Excuse #43
MTU
On Sat, 16 Oct 2010 20:30:24 +0200 Rodolfo Medina <> wrote:
[...]
Had any electrical storms? Switches that have been acting up? New
carpeting? Power outages? Brownouts? Etc?
Sounds like the device is busted, frankly.
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n any form.
As much as I like chromium (I use it as my default browser on Windows
and Linux, and soon on Mac too) the release cycle is too fast to allow
for appropriate packaging given the speed of Debian packaging.
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need to move some
data between two 1394 capable computers, you use that. They act like
normal, everyday, nondescript ether ports in software, no less.
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BOFH Excuse #32:
Solar flares causing disk errors.
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does help, start filing bugs in google's tracker for Chromium.
Remember, using Chromium is just another phrase for "Being a google
guinea pig"
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BOFH Excuse #405:
Router lost in hedge maze.
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dule: "synaptics"
---8<8<---
the Vesa driver however just doesn't work on these old 8MB M3's.
Something happens and it locks up with either a trashed screen (What
looks to be the GRUB background splash)
As for proprietary drivers, this doesn't *have* a
ne, but X's
autodetection seems to have failed more and more over time...
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>> Why?
> Because it breaks the logical flow of conversation, plus makes
messages unreadable.
>>> Top-Posting is evi
sResumeHook1 ...
hibernate: [01] Executing NoteLastResume ...
hibernate: [01] Executing LockFilePut ...
Resumed at Sat Sep 25 10:51:21 MDT 2010
Apparently, my ess maestro3 card must be getting in the way... but it
doesn't go away if I unload the driver manually.
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On Sat, 25 Sep 2010 02:21:58 +0200
[...]
I've been noticing the same basic problem.
I've installed acpid, hibernate, laptop-detect etc and even rebooted
and when I try to suspend, it doesnt come up right.
Could this be a lack of the uswusup package in squeeze?
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B
append in *kernel
config*
make menuconfig, search around for "Append to version"
make-kpkg doesn't monger linux/version.h IIRC.
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>> Why?
Because it breaks the logical flow of conversation, plus makes
messages unreadable.
>>> Top-Posting is evil.
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e no idea how much money China has.
>
> Be assured, they have enough.
>
Not enough to make google violate their own agreements.
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>> Why?
> Because it breaks the logical flow of conversation, plus makes
messages unreadable.
>>> Top-Posting is evil.
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On Sun, 19 Sep 2010 19:48:49 -0500
Mark Allums wrote:
> Your problem is probably Virtual PC. Try Virtualbox (free) or VMware
> server (free) or VMware Desktop (paid and kind of expensive but much
> more usable for newbies than server).
Its a known problem. very much a known problem!
its some
I've got a feeling"
Something like that.
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>> Why?
> Because it breaks the logical flow of conversation, plus makes
messages unreadable.
>>> Top-Posting is evil.
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on Sun, 12 Sep 2010 00:08:07 -0400, brownh
<87hbhva9js@teufel.historicalmaterialism.info> attacked their terminal with
+Morgan Gangwere <0.fracta...@gmail.com> writes:
+
+> on Sat, 11 Sep 2010 15:38:04 -0400, brownh
+> <871v90ax5v@teufel.historicalmaterialism
On 9/11/2010 8:44 AM, Miles Fidelman wrote:
[stuff]
Take a look at GRUB4DOS, which has a way to boot ISOs. Or, use
USBCreator. I think your /best/ bet though is going to be using GRUB4DOS.
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>> Why?
> Because it breaks the logical flow of conversation, plus makes
On 9/11/2010 3:57 PM, Doug wrote:
[stuff about single clicking]
That's up to your file manager. I know that in Thunar (my fm of choice)
you can set that in the settings panel (one of the last tabs), but I
dont know for everything else.
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>> Why?
> Because it brea
`--[laptop]
this configuration /works/.
[laptop]---(??)--(internets)--[gateway]---[server]
This does not.
This leads me to beg that there is either a configuration issue that says "Dont
let anyone who's not on my local network talk to me" or a configuration issue
with port trans
he
*system* cache. You /will/ have to restart your X environment in order for them
to show up.
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Key ID A8B6F243, available from MIT.
BOFH excuse #237:
Plate voltage too low on demodulator tube
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look into xdm or SLiM. I'm not sure if either does autologin, but
its worth a shot.
Just a thought...
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Key ID A8B6F243, available from MIT.
BOFH excuse #378:
Operators killed by year 2000 bug bite.
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a recent screenshot of my desktop,
conky living in the upper right hand corner.
GKRellM is a bit different, and has a much more graphical look to it.
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>> Why?
> Because it breaks the logical flow of conversation, plus makes
messages unreadable.
>>> Top-P
rom being 'FOSS'. As an artist, programmer
and all around compu-jack-of-all-trades, I think that its perfectly
legitimate to have a logo which is not in the total open source. But
thats just me... and I'm one of the freaks that wants CC for code.
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On Tue, 07 Sep 2010 12:44:34 -0600
Aaron Toponce wrote:
> On 09/07/2010 10:15 AM, Morgan Gangwere wrote:
> You must not use Chromium/Chrome then. It chews through much more
> memory with its process-per-tab feature. Much more than Fi
spare 3 seconds waiting
for a page to load.
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"We are investigating the light at the end of the tunnel"
I /dont/ use PGP-Mime because I'm so l33t I read mbox's with cat and
less.
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en reconsidering that as
> well...Since it has been almost painfully slow the past month or so...
Do you use the web interface or a POP3/IMAP interface? The web
interface is painfully slow, yes, and most of the time I keep it
together with some very carefully crafted userscripts.
As someone who's
On Tue, 7 Sep 2010 09:28:10 -0500
francis southern <> wrote:
> XTerm*altIsNotMeta: true
> XTerm*metaSendsEscape: true
Wonderful! I guess I'm so used to my URxvt that I'd fallen into the
idea that Xterm applied the same rules.
:D
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"the light at t
On Tue, 7 Sep 2010 09:54:02 +0300
Rares Aioanei wrote stuff...
Here's the thing... I don't want this to happen. I use my Alt-Keys to
be... well /alt keys/, not symbols.
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s, I get subscript 2 for alt-2, subscript
3 for alt-3, mu for alt-4, etc... And it gets rather irritating.
I have my /etc/defaults set to:
XKBLAYOUT="latitude"
XKBVARIANT="us"
Even if I set this to "pc105" and
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>> Why?
> Because it br
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