On 9/11/05, Jim Reiss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The pre-release version in CVS works very well for me...I hope it
> becomes at least a beta before long.
>
Has anyone ever found a fix for the CVS version bug reported a few
times on this list that gives "(message_sources_add_from_xref):
asserti
On Sun, 11 Sep 2005, Jim Reiss wrote:
>
> The pre-release version in CVS works very well for me...I hope it
> becomes at least a beta before long.
>
>
I'd agree with this - I've not had a crash since the last time I updated
(back in March I'm afraid).
The one problem I have seen - and I can't
On Sep 11, 2005, at 1:19 PM, bob self wrote:
I got the cvs source for pan and gnome-common, but I couldn't get
gnome-common to build, so I hope that the new version will be
available as a FreeBSD 6.0 port.
I put pan in /home/user/pan and gnome-common in home/user/gnome-
common.
./autogen.
Jim Reiss wrote:
Is it possible to put up a dialog box to say that you've run out of
memory (or about to run out)? It's not very user-friendly to just die with
no explanation.
True, it's not particularly friendly, but it's pretty common in the UNIX/Linux
world in the case of memory being
> Is it possible to put up a dialog box to say that you've run out of
> memory (or about to run out)? It's not very user-friendly to just die with
> no explanation.
True, it's not particularly friendly, but it's pretty common in the UNIX/Linux
world in the case of memory being exhausted. It would
On Sep 11, 2005, at 5:49 AM, bob self wrote:
I was watching 'top' just before it crashed. About 18% of my swap
space was being used. Shouldn't I still have virtual memory left?
I've ordered 1 gig of memory. I only have 256 megs right now.
How big was pan when it died? As I mentioned in my
Jim Reiss wrote:
1. I have about 12 news groups subscribed. I try to download all of the
headers for these, but after 30 minutes or so I go back to the computer
and pan is
no longer running and I need to start over. Why?
A likely cause is running out of memory. Unless you're using the
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