On Friday 11 January 2002 04:58 pm, Adam Majer wrote:
>
> To DL files if you know URL, use wget
Whoa! I LOVE wget! Thanks! And thanks everyone, for the
great suggestions. I appreciate it.
--Mark Seven
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On Fri, Jan 11, 2002 at 01:18:21PM -0800, Mark Seven Smith wrote:
> Adam wrote:
>
> > BTW, what release are you installing? stable? testing?
>
> I installed "Woody" at the advice of the list, previously;
> since it was possible that the console problem had been
> fixed. I've heard on the Red H
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WordStar sure was the best. Banged out many a term paper on a
KayPro II...
Some free advice:
- - links is better than lynx. Supports frames.
- - The big thing I like GUIs for is for xterms. Have as many
open on your screen at once, resize them,
Adam wrote:
> BTW, what release are you installing? stable? testing?
I installed "Woody" at the advice of the list, previously;
since it was possible that the console problem had been
fixed. I've heard on the Red Hat list, people that said
they would rather be using Debian, but that their vid
Mark Seven Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Heh.
>
> I've been offline all this time; I still *CRINGE* at the
> thought of what I did to my Red Hat installation, so I
> won't go into it (YIKES!) but I was stuck with having to
> get Debian up & running--I tried everything! But nothing
> wo
Heh.
I've been offline all this time; I still *CRINGE* at the
thought of what I did to my Red Hat installation, so I
won't go into it (YIKES!) but I was stuck with having to
get Debian up & running--I tried everything! But nothing
worked. So, I put in an old Cirrus Logic card, with a
whole
Mark Seven Smith wrote:
Set up a small (50 - 75MB) partition on hda1 with an
MS-DOS fdisk and format and make it bootable to MS-DOS
(or Win95 Command Prompt only).
OMG, I have struggled *so hard* to get away from the
tyranny of MICRO$OFT...WILL THE NIGHTMARE NEVER END??? ;-)
Scary, ain'
Mark Seven Smith wrote:
In the installation [of Potato], the install program that comes up is a
simple text-based interface, with scrolling lists and such.
But if I try to scroll the lists, the whole computer
bombs--it just locks up. It is very strange; the keyboard
wont' work, the RESET swi
I originally posted this to the debian-boot list, but I
guess there isn't as much traffic there, so I am now
forwarding it to this list. Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
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