Re: Re: bash_completion puts 3500 lines of code in environment

> >> over 3000 more lines of code. > >Just out of curiousity, Why is that bad? How does it matter anyway? Sorry if >it is obvious. > >raju > >-- >Kamaraju S Kusumanchi >http://www.people.cornell.edu/pages/kk288/ >http://malayamaarutham.blogspot.com/ > Well, I am writing a bash-script that calls it

Re: help about intel pro/1000 ethernet card

> >Hi all > >I am new and download debian-31r4-i386 and try to >install it. > >but it said "no ethernet card driver is detected", i >choose the e1000. it gave me another screen "the >module e1000 failed to load" > >I have questions. > >1/ intel 1000 is not new card, I think this version >debian-31r

Re: Re: Lynx on Etch ( on utf-8 )

> >[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> Thank you for that. In the mean time I found the answer to my last >> question: how to get unicode keyboard input on a console as user: > >> kbd_mode -u >> >> I just tried this: create a file in lynx with a name with accented >> characters: works. But bookma

Re: Re: Lynx on Etch ( Ready ? )

> >[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >>>Lynx (-cur) on Etch: I don't get any characters with accents ! They are >>>left out and then another character might get lost as well, for instance >>>on the bottom of google.com there is a copyright-sign and then '2006', >>>whic

Re: Lynx on Etch ( next step )

>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> >> >Lynx (-cur) on Etch: I don't get any characters with accents ! They are >left out and then another character might get lost as well, for instance >on the bottom of google.com there is a copyright-sign and then '2006', >which results in '206'. > Got that one: o for

Lynx on Etch ( again )

>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> Links2 is probably much better at rendering webpages, tables, frames, >> css, even java-script is seems to do. > >In terms of the original posting however - I just checked to see if it >had changed - links2 (like links, elinks), doesn't have a way to display >UTF-8.

Re: Lynx versus Links2 ( was: Lynx on Etch )

> >Have you tried links2? > >- -- >Ron Johnson, Jr. >Jefferson LA USA > Well, I just did. In an xterm it is quite impressive in the way it follows the layout of a graphical page, while still being 'just' a text-mode browser. Lynx is much more barbaric in not even trying. But I like the low-level

Re: Re: Lynx on Etch ( solved )

> >Try lynx-cur (which is based on the current release of lynx, rather than >the previous one from early 2004). > I installed lynx-cur, and all looks well. Thanks. Lynx is my favorite program. Thank you for your work. // Jasper. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject o

Re: Re: Lynx on Etch

Thanks Hendrik and Kevin, I am digging into it, it takes time. //-Jasper. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]