Hi
I am new to this Potato and the installation went nice by Ethernet and
your programs.
I downloaded from INRIA the scilab 2.5 in the deb variety and a
xlib6g_3.3.6-10.deb. When installed , nothing was complained.
Gnome is new to me, most accustomed to KDE, so I have not learned how to
fix an i
Hi
Thanks for your efforts, I am old and probably to stupid. I have tried
ln -s &c and I have added the required library path for export both
locally and as su in etc, but to no use.
This procedure of Debian is discussed in the Debian weekly letter and
might be a problem even to the developer.
I
Hi
I have done a new installation of Potato, and have taken away xdm from
all rcx.d and was happy - thanks for the help.
My way of using the windowmanager is to have many desktops up with
specific programs running concurrently. So I tried to install Helix
Gnome with apt-get.
There was a hell of
Moritz Schulte wrote:
> guran remberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > My way of using the windowmanager is to have many desktops up with
> > specific programs running concurrently. So I tried to install Helix
> > Gnome with apt-get.
>
> Yes..
>
> >
Hi
I have tried the 'dselect' for the first time, and I was overwhelmed,
more than SuSe - I could not believe my eyes.
I found LyX, albeit an old one and nedit and gnat so I am very
interested.
Therefor I have decided to do a new installation and not include Gnome,
in the original one, but let t
Hi
I have a computer, that is connected to the Internet from within a LAN,
through a gateway. Thus my net was set up as 10.0.4.15, &c. According to
the 'NET HOWTO' those numbers nor the name, Archimedes.brisen.rings.se,
should never be sent out on the Internet.
How come my name is set up in mc as
Hi
I am sorry that I am not responding, the correct way but I read tour
mail in a beta-Linux where the mail is flaky. So here is my way:
On a partition called /dev/hdb6, named /mnt/bettan/, I have a root
directory called debian. From
http://ftp.sunet.se/pub/Linux/distributions/debian/dists/potato/
Hi
I'm a newbie to Potato, and I want to get some programs off my computer.
Is there a file that I can edit, and save to a removable media, that
constitutes all allowed files.
Ex: I removed emacs19, because I detest it. Used it on an ATARI 1040ST
in the eighties, and concludeed that if there was
Hi
What a fantastic program this apt-get is, I am now writing this in KDE2.
I just added deb http://kde.tdyc.com potato.kde2 to my
/etc/apt/sources.list and wow.
Who ever you are, tdyc, many thanks. That WindowManager I was having was
clearly stupid. When I had eight programs running in different
Joshua Kruck wrote:
> >
>
> Along These same lines what can i use for a entry in the sources.list file to
> get kde2? I have
> been trying to get it to work and i have had no luck.
> Thanks
> Joshua
>
> >
> > Subject: KDE2 installation
Hi
I am a newbie, so I can not tell you why, only what I did
total wrote:
> How can I get the debian installer to acquire the first set of packages
> (which it wants) from my local HD (not the inet)?
Hi
I don't understand your 'algoritm' of the installation.
>From memory:
After having installed the the rescue disk and the drivers, then the network is
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A Debian dilemma.
Myself and other newbies, which come to Debian to learn how to run a
small and properly confined Linux, may be called 'iconographs'. That is
to say we don't know the underlying commando structure of what printing
implies in Linux - but give us an icon of a printer and we stop ask
Ted Nackad wrote:
>
> Dear friend:
>
Hi
Well, I like your book very much, but it has more to offer than I was
looking for. So I have concluded 'to do it my way'.
Background:
I have been using Linux exclusively for three years, but in a very
restricted manner. Mainly LyX, XFig and scilab for my
Hi
I have just read an article by a chap named Kurt Seifrieds, which was
mainly about security on Debian. I was alarmed and have decided to
switch to Red Hat as many experts advises can be used to secure it.
There are a few remarks I want to make as a sign off:
Let me paraphrase a chap called Wi
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