Juanjavier MartÃnez wrote:
> Marc Wilson wrote:
>>On Sun, Feb 12, 2006 at 07:35:49AM +0100, Juanjavier MartÃnez wrote:
>>
>>> Checked from top to bottom .blackboxrc file: didn't find where to specify
>>> the size of the fonts :-(
>>
>> The size of *what* fonts? The fonts that applications are us
Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote:
>
> Are you updating your system with the security updates?
> Do you run a firewall?
Neither of those questions are at all relevant to the original querant's
question of whether or not he *is* compromised. They tell you something
about the likelihood of someone becoming c
Jason Majors wrote:
>
> With packages.debian.org down, how can I find out which packages contain
> certain files?
> I need to get:
> libcrypt3.so.2
> libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3
> libssl.so.2
> libXm.so.3
> But can't figure out where they are.
apt-get install apt-file
apt-file update
apt-file sear
Tyson Varosyan wrote:
>
> Given the fact that Katipo and Alvin were the only ones to reply to this
> thread and nether proved to know anything about how to resolve my issue, I
> thought that I should post the resolution here so that others looking for
> the answer later would not have to bother th
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I now have an AMD64 running the 2.6.12 kernel.
>
> But:
Before going any further, I should mention again that this is *not*
the best list for solving AMD64 issues. The debian-amd64 list is.
There are AMD64 users here, to be sure; but there are more of them
there, a
H.S. wrote:
>
> I am in the process of upgrading selected packages in my Testing
> machine, running 2.6.12 kernel. For the time being, I am not touching
> kde (since it wants to remove k3b). But if I try to upgrade alsa
> packages, jackd is to be uninstalled:
>
> $> sudo apt-get -s install alsap
Jacob wrote:
>
> Need driver or advice for getting the X-server and/or X-windows working with
> this hardware list:
>
> Diamond Stealth Express - ATI Radeon X300SE (haven't got this working yet...
> Linux driver on their site is an rpm and Debian doesn't recognize on O/S
> install)
> AMD64 3200+
Serena Cantor wrote:
>
> I 100 bmp files. I installed gimp and imagemagik, but
> can't find the way to convert 100 bmp files to jpeg in
> batch fashion. Do you know the command? Thanks!
imagemagick's "convert" command will convert one. To convert
the whole set, just write a short shell script t
> Also, bear in mind that at one point, panama was our territory, but I'm
> not sure if Noriega actually did some of his drug related stuff while
> it was still our territory.
No. Panama has been an independent nation since it seceded from Colombia
in 1903. Perhaps you're referring to the Ca
Graham Smith wrote:
>
> Ok, you can maybe have a bit of a chuckle.
I won't laugh at your expense. But I will suggest that in the future,
you might want to be more courteous to the people from whom you're
asking for help by using an informative subject line for your message.
This mailing list g
Hi. Please in the future use more informative subject lines. There's
too much traffic in this mailing list for everyone to read *everything*;
so people rely on informative subject lines to decide what to read and
what not. Without one, people are likely to just skip your email.
See http://catb
Don Jackson wrote:
> John Hasler wrote:
>> Don Jackson writes:
>>>
>>> I still don't know WHY there isn't a choice of desktops given the person
>>> installing Debian.
>>
>>
>> There is a choice of desktops. There is a choice of _everything_.
>
> OK, in the small context of the above quote, rev
Lukas Ruf writes:
> Two questions arise:
>
> - how do the power users of Debian react in such situations?
By reading the mailing list's traffic for the day before posting,
and thus noting that there's already been a fair number of posts
discussing this and what one can do about it.
-c
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> I just wondered how well developed audio software for Debian is.
> I am familiar with Audacity (Win) but wondered how much else there is
> available and how far development has gotten.
> I am thinking more in terms of complete DAW packages not simple players or
> basic editors,
For DAW work it
> I would like to notify a package maintainer that a new version of the
> software he packaged is out.
> I told me not to directly contact him, but to use the "BTS".
> Ok.
>
> - What is that?
> - Need to register?
> - Where?
> - What, in a few lines, are the rules in there?
I was getting ready
> As some of you might know from an earlier posting, my 'firefox'
> stopped working after updating some extensions. Luckily I can still
> use it by invoking it as "firefox -safe-mode" (thanks, Steve!).
>
> How to regain the normal functionality? Which is the "bad" extension?
>
> I tried runni
> I have an audigy card and pmidi installed. I can play wav, mpeg,
> etc. files etc. using applications such as gxine and xmms. However, I
> would now like to play a .midi file.
In my previous email, I should have mentioned one other route to go, and
that is to do everything in the software doma
> I have an audigy card and pmidi installed. I can play wav, mpeg,
> etc. files etc. using applications such as gxine and xmms. However, I
> would now like to play a .midi file.
>
> I have pmidi installed. To find the available ports I do:
>
>$ pmidi -l
>Port Client name
Kenneth Jacker writes:
>
> Anyone know how to turn off all or some extensions *external* to 'firefox'?
I assume you looked at the documentation/man page. Did it have any
useful suggestions? What happened when you tried them?
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> He was a psychiatrist[0], why should I believe anything he wrote.
Why should you believe anything anyone ever writes?
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> Obviously if I get home and the digital clocks are flashing, I'll know
> there was a brief power cut. But is there any way to determine from
> the computer's own evidence why it restarted?
Look at this part of your second log, where you shut it down yourself:
> Nov 12 12:58:19 argon gdm[3158
> So what exactly is wrong with the lowest wages/taxes? C'mon, think it
> through to the end.
>
> Let's see, corporations want to make as much money as possible. Yet every
> person who is bitching about exported jobs is really bitching about what
>
> ...oh yeah, how the corpor
> This email is about Mozilla-thunderbird.
[ snip ]
Various other people have written you helpful messages about the
specific issues you've been facing.
I'd like to write instead and make a suggestion I hope you'll take
to heart: give your posts subject lines that indicate what the
content of t
> I work at a government laboratory where computer games are prohibited. I
> also use the gnome desktop. When I try to remove gnome-games apt wanst
> to remove gnome because gnome depends on gnome-games. This is really a
> show-stopper for government use of Linux. Also, I would think that the
Joseph Haig wrote:
> Chris Metzler wrote:
>> (and that's without even getting into the subject that testing does
>> not get direct security updates. Stable does. Unstable effectively
>> gets them through uploads. Testing doesn't get them until the
>> packages
>> trickle down from unstable, whic
Hi. Please do not cc me. I read the list. Thanks.
Art Edwards wrote:
> Chris Metzler wrote:
>>
>> Hm, well, I understand that you're having a problem, but I don't really
>> see it as a problem with testing, or that testing is broken; but rather,
>> it seems more like a problem with the idea t
> Subject: How do you "move to testing/etch"?
You may already know this, but just in case you don't . . .you need to
understand that the decision to track testing instead of stable or
unstable is a serious one, with potentially serious hazards. Many
people have the concept in their heads that t
(drat, got snared by a Reply-To:. Trying again.)
> I read everything on the Debian home page
> before making my decision as to which version to install, etc. I found the
> explanations good but not good enough. They are still written from the point
> of view of the engineer, the programmer. What
> What does this mean, please? Anything to worry about?
>
> Thank you.
>
> Benjamin
I don't have an answer for the question that you're asking in this
post to the list. I would like, nevertheless, to offer you a bit
of advice. I promise you that I don't mean this as any kind of a
slam; if I
> Does anybody else run this board and have problems with it?
I can't answer your question. But if you haven't already tried it,
consider posting in the Usenet newsgroup alt.comp.periphs.mainboard.asus.
I had an issue with an ASUS motherboard a couple of years ago and they
were very helpful.
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