Hi. I'm running into a problem with bo and XFree 3.3-3,
I can't quite figure out where it's coming from, but here's
the gist of it. I haven't had anything out of the ordinary
happen when I'm working but if I leave for awhile without
logging out, I sometimes return to find the session's died
and
needs a single dot, i.e.
: ". $HOME/.sd.sh" (without the quotes). I believe this is refered to as
: sourcing the file. Bash man page should have more on this.
Yep, it's called sourcing the file, in csh it's done as "source $HOME/.sd.sh"
:)
- Mark Powers --- [EM
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and X-URL headers and launching a w3 browser accordingly, provides handy UI
for MH pick and for searching all mails in all folders with Glimpse, etc.
Cheers,
- Mark Powers - "living inside the system is like riding
through the countryside in a b
ent (don't think it can do multiple
POP boxes), but it runs as a daemon, and can use procmail directly for mail
delivery. I start it up from my .xsession...
fftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/linux/system/mail/pop/fetchpop-1.9.tar.gz if memory
serves. :)
- Mark Powers ---
, logically enough, with the picture of the popup menu on
it) gives M-x. So apparently this is a feature, as it were. :)
-Cheers,
- Mark Powers - "living inside the system is like riding
through the countryside in a bus driven
ve in its simplicity - any thoughts on a "Debian PPP
setup script" along the same lines?
- Mark Powers - "living inside the system is like riding
through the countryside in a bus driven
by a maniac be
ly
distributor to package either of them with the distribution. Thanks
much, foax.. :)
Anyhow. *ahem* I'll get offa my advocacy soapbox now. :)
George> George Bonser [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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- Mark Powers - "living inside the system is like riding
e trouble,
as far as I can tell, is that AUC TeX is there, but the menus are
broken. I built XEmacs 19.15 from a source tarball and found exactly
the same problem with the LaTeX menus, and with the Hyperbole menu. I
couldn't figure it out. :/
However XEmacs 19.14 did seem to work fin
try); and was wondering how
Manoj> XEmacs improves on that.
Unless I'm mistaken, Xemacs 19.15 uses the current version of the
standard PSGML-HTML package, which I use under GNU Emacs 19.34... ?
--- Mark Powers ---
'Language was universal before Coca-Cola w
> Is there a debian package for ntalk? I have used the search engine on the
> web site and searched the ftp site with no luck...
I don't think so but there's a ytalk deb. I'd recommend ytalk anyhow.. if
I remember right ntalk is a fairly old Berkeley program and can't talk to
machines using a d
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