Hi,
I read the man page saying how to unlock the screenshot. But for sure typing the password
and then enter didn't work for me. Moreover, it is a little disappointing that nothing
either move or changes on the screen while I'm typing, so I don't even know if my typing
actually works!
So,
hitting a return before entering the password will clear any partial
input. if all else fails, you could drawterm in (assuming it is a cpu
console that was locked) and kill screenlock.
-Skip
On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 12:11 PM, Nicolas Bercher wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I read the man page saying how to unlo
PS: If you want to start something as useful as a Plan 9-based PABX,
I have done a little development in Inferno long ago that I have been
loath to discard, I'll be happy to donate it and as much of my time as I
can spare (plenty, but not very productive) to such an endeavour. But I'm
very much a
I'd like to make a few comments concerning what you say below.
1. I've been involved with Unicode, both UTC and as a representative to
WG2, and I can confidently affirm that there is no Unicode God. No one
has ever said There is no Code but Unicode, and UTC/WG2 is its prophet,
or anything like th
