Hi Mark,
Hmmm, yes the "use sticky keys" option was turned on. Not sure how I
did that, but the option to turn it off by clicking two keys
simultaneously was also on, so that must have been how I turned it
off. Thanks...
On Fri, Jan 25, 2013 at 1:28 PM, Mark Carlson wrote:
> http://userbase.kd
Wow! This list has been silent for a long time.
On Sat, Jun 10, 2023 at 12:57 PM John Jardine
wrote:
> Definitely your imagination 😂
>
> On Fri, Jun 9, 2023, 12:03 p.m. Melvin Walters
> wrote:
>
>> This is either a test or a figment of my imagination
>>
>> _
dhcpd.conf, hosts, hosts.allow,
exports, lts.conf, resolv.conf.
Any ideas where to look for the glitch? Thanks.
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On Thursday 08 July 2004 09:28 am, Peter Pankonin wrote:
more info...
I logged into the server itself, and it can print immediately. But it also
takes 4 minutes to open OpenOffice.
Also, now it's printing everything job twice...
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that the first and third lines would have taken care of
any print requests from the new IP, but apparently not.
Also correcting the middle line fixed the 4-minute launch of OpenOffice too.
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If Telus' server goes down, I can send through our
hosted mail server outside of the Telus network, but eventually Telus will
complain about relaying not permitted, in which case I have to go back to
using mail.telusplanet.net.
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112.72.1.64 Sat Jul 17 22:03 - 09:44 (11:40)
...not sure why, though.
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Hi everyone,
I noticed a few OSX posts and thought someone might be interested in this.
There's a mailing list set up by Vincent Danen of ELUG -- he says southerners
are welcome too. You can subscribe at
http://vmlinuz.ca/mailman/listinfo/emacx
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> check for signs of a rooting.
chkrootkit, http://www.chkrootkit.org/
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you can use to
harden your system.
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Hey all,
I need to replace an old Palm that died and was looking at the Tungsten C and
the new Dell Axim. Is anyone using these and how well do they sync with
Linux? Any other recommendations?
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> bang-for-buck goes (features, functionality, etc.), Palm is terrible
> compared to Pocket PCs (although getting better). As far as ease-of-use
> (and, for me, reliability) under Linux, Palm wins hands down.
Great! Thanks for the tips, Curtis, Chris and Unleashed. I think I'll g
blocking the beacon and probe frames? If I
switch it off wireless communication is restored.
Anyone know what ports need to be opened to allow communication?
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On Thursday 21 October 2004 09:39 pm, Peter Pankonin wrote:
Actually, it turns out that it's only the initial negotiation and WEP key
exchange that's being blocked. Once I'm connected to the AP, I can turn
Shorewall back on and communication continues just fine.
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On Friday 22 October 2004 06:07 pm, Nick W wrote:
> why don't you use a pre-shared key? That'd solve the issue.
Sorry, not sure what you mean by "pre-shared" and how you would accomplish
that.
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the other hosts in the subnet, but can't ping them or connect to the
internet.
If I turn Shorewall off and run drakconnect and then turn Shorewall back on,
everything works fine...
> You could also try running tcpdump on both ends and check the communication
> t
the new config, and a diff version. You can then decide which version
you want to use.
Don't know about directories...
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Greets all,
I need to set up a 24-7 streaming video server and would like to go with a
linux solution. I've had industry people recommend an Osprey capture card
(with windows...). Has anyone done this with linux?
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On Monday 14 February 2005 09:30 pm, Kevin Anderson wrote:
> Maybe I should be an idiot, and post this to the whole list...
Since this happens a lot, would it be a good time to bring up "Reply-To"
Munging?
see http://www.unicom.com/pw/reply-to-harmful.html
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y" goes to the sender only, "reply
all" goes to the sender and the list. To send to the list only, I "reply all"
and then remove the sender address.
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ays. When I was in University (U of L) we were
programming on a DEC System 20 machine named Prairie Oyster. We used to go
into the terminal room and play Dungeons all weekend long.
Also remember hacking on Apple II clones (Franklin 1000 -- no HDD, 64 K ram).
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Does that work on non-resizeable windows, too? A lot of the KDE dialogs can't
be resized smaller than a minimum...
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Greetings...
I am using an HP Pavilion dv4000 laptop for music performance (running
Mandriva 2008.1, jack, qsynth, M-audio Axiom 61, Rosegarden, Hydrogen,
etc.), but I'm finding that my internal sound card is way too
noisy...there is a noticeable hiss and a high-pitched whine (actually,
in order t
On 1/13/09, Mark Carlson wrote:
> First, what do you mean by "High Quality" ?
Yeah...I guess I'm not really sure. At this point relatively quiet
output is my greatest need.
> Second, what are your
> needs for input/output/sampling rates?
Right now I'm not doing any recording other than midi e
On 1/13/09, Gustin Johnson wrote:
> To be perfectly
> synchronized, use the midi connector on the Axiom instead of the USB
> midi interface it presents to the computer (ie. connect the axiom to
> your sound card via a midi cable, you can still use the USB cable to
> power the keyboard).
Hi Gusti
On 1/13/09, Gustin Johnson wrote:
> now you are using the Axiom to add another part. You want your midi
> events generated by the keyboard to be recorded by the computer at the
> right time, or else you will hear the delay when you play the whole
> thing back.
Ahhh...right. I haven't done that y
On 1/13/09, Gustin Johnson wrote:
> If you come to the next CLUG meeting
Unfortunately I don't get to the meetings too much since I'm out of
town...I've only ever managed to get to one meeting so far at that was
still at SAIT.
> you can borrow the Rosegarden book
> that I have.
Is it the same
How about a digital audio recorder to record the lecture...and a
digital camera to photograph the board/diagrams?
On 4/22/09, Mark Carlson wrote:
> On 4/22/09, Peter Van den Wildenbergh wrote:
>>
>> Hi List,
>>
>>
>> Anybody aware of a good FOSS program for taking notes in a (science)
>> cla
Greetings all,
Due to a failing HDD, I recently upgraded to KDE4 (Mandriva
2009.1)...I really like the improvements, but there are a few things
that don't seem to work right or are missing (or I can't figure out
how to configure it now):
1) In order to use my S-video TV out port, I have to switch
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 12:44 PM, Gustin Johnson wrote:
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> Hash: SHA1
>
> Which version of KDE4 are we talking about here? There are very large
> differences between each of them.
Sorry about that...it's 4.2
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Yeah, of course...that makes sense. I guess when one installs the
latest version of a distro, there is the perception that you're
getting all the latest packages as well. I should know better. Thanks
for the reminder, Shawn.
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This from Linux Insider today:
http://www.linuxinsider.com/rsstory/71800.html
"Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) Trained Brain Syndrome, or MTBS, has
recently become widely recognized as an ailment that affects a
disproportionately large number of computer users today, and its
effects are nothing if not de
Here's a blog post I happened upon. Anyone have suggestions for him?
http://thatbookkeeper.com/teach-me-about-linux-bookkeeping/
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up or world writeable?
The folders are in the /home directory, if that makes a difference? Thanks.
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On Tuesday 02 December 2003 02:35 pm, Peter Pankonin wrote:
Never mind...I found it (I think). In Mandrake, the DrakSec tool allows one to
turn permissions checking on or off and DrakPerm allows one to build folder
specific permission rules that override the defaults.
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the message to both addresses (as this one does). It is not necessary to
> put a reply-to address into your mail client unless you want people to
> reply to a different address from the one you are sending the e-mail from.
Jesse, I got three copies of this post, all identical...
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han the non-printable area around the
edges and the output stopped scaling. Just a thot...
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video card is dying...
Thanks for your help Vincent. I tried recreating the user's home directory as
you recommended but that didn't help. That's when I noticed the monitor going
wonkey.
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kde folder, but that didn't solve the
issue. Any ideas? I'm using a default installation of Mandrake 9.1 with all
updates and patches installed and only this one user is affected.
Vincent: this is probably another one of those "weird" problems...
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copy and paste
the Knoppix XF86Config-4 file over my Mandrake XF86Config-4 file. X started
fine, but still no touchpad. There must be some other config files in the mix
somewhere.
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Yeah, I'm pretty sure I'm using XFree86 version 4...
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On Tuesday 25 May 2004 10:31 am, Peter Pankonin wrote:
> I guess I'll have to poke around in Knoppix some more to see why it detects
> the pad but Mandrake doesn't.
If I unplug the USB mouse and boot Mandrake, it recognizes a PS/2 mouse and
lets me configure the correct mouse se
t;layout1"
Screen "screen1"
InputDevice "Keyboard1" "CoreKeyboard"
InputDevice "Mouse1" "CorePointer"
InputDevice "Mouse2" "SendCoreEvents"
EndSection
Now the weird part...I made this configuration change yesterd
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