On Thu, 26 Aug 2004, Veli-Pekka Tatila wrote:
> Thomas Tempé (Johnix) wrote:
> > However, I believe you'd have to implement an "undelete" mechanism in
> > the filesystem.
yes that is indeed the case. The INodes need not to be overwritten for
undo to work and the location needs still to be marke
Kenny Hitt wrote:
Your feelings are from getting thrown into something new and clearly very
different.
Agreed. I reckon I'll get used to things eventually. And there's still that
GUI side in Linux, though it's optional.
what would happen if you opened "My computer", selected your hd, and press
Mario Lang wrote:
No, Linux is for people who know what they are doing :-).
Hehe, see what you mean .
Yeah, and where do you get the diskspace from?
Well, I've got only 10 GB on this Linux box but provided that I'll install
Debian on the other machines at some point, they have loads more. Disk spa
Thomas Tempé (Johnix) wrote:
However, I believe you'd have to implement an "undelete" mechanism in
the filesystem.
I thought so, too. THe lack of such an undo mechanism isn't that bad, these
are just ideas that I think would be cool, and that might be possible in
Linux. I'll consider scripting a
Hi Kenny,
I'm snipping heavily as I've resolved the networking stuff. THX to everyone
taking part.
Kenny Hitt wrote:
software speech requires a working sound card and other programs to
work. During the initial install, a hardware synth is the only way
to go.
I see what you mean. That is software
Mario Lang wrote:>
You want to add "3c59x" to /etc/modules to get your network card
Yep, already did that. My friend heldped me to carry out the commands needed
to configure the network and all. NOw the networking side works again, W00T.
ALso, we got the sound working, too, without even having to
Hello, all!
I have just switched from debian Woody to Sid. Among new packages I
found a program called screader. I installed the package. I also
installed festival. But screader does not speak. If anyone succeded in
trying this program, please, drop me a not about what I need to do to
make it talk
On Wed, Aug 25, 2004 at 11:24:42PM +0300, Veli-Pekka Tatila wrote:
> Kenny Hitt wrote:
> I'm not sure if I'd say the same. I mean, I've been spoiled by GUIs so to
> speak. Even though Linux is loads more powerful than DOS, I still don't
> feel quite at home sitting in front of a text terminal. At
On Thu, 26 Aug 2004, Mario Lang wrote:
> > Does Linux have some kind of an undelete command, and might it be
> > called urm for consistency?
>
> No, Linux is for people who know what they are doing :-).
infact yes, there are 2 demian packages that claim to undelete fiels but
only on ext2fs
one
On Wed, Aug 25, 2004 at 10:10:43PM +0300, Veli-Pekka Tatila wrote:
> Hi Kenny,
> Having just accidentally deleted your original I had to dig it up in the
> archives. I'm posting with the same subject so hope it'll occupy the right
> place in the message tree, hehe.
>
> Kenny Hitt wrote:
> >You p
"Veli-Pekka Tatila" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> ~$ sudo apt-get
> What does sudo stand for?
SuperUser Do
It is a program designed to allow non-root users to run
commands as the root user. It can be used to selectively give one non-root
access to certain system management commands.
>> zsh is
"Veli-Pekka Tatila" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>Thomas Tempé (Johnix) wrote:
>> check twic before typing a "risky" command anyway).
> People say you don't know what you've lost until you lose it. It
> didn't bother me in the DOS days but nowadays I feel like this about
> the lack of the Recycle
On Thu, 26 Aug 2004, Thomas Tempé (Johnix) wrote:
> Andor Demarteau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > > > ~$ sudo apt-get
> > > What does sudo stand for?
>
> su is the command that lets you gain super-user rights.
> sudo means "as super-user, do ..." but only applies to a restricted
> se
Andor Demarteau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > > ~$ sudo apt-get
> > What does sudo stand for?
su is the command that lets you gain super-user rights.
sudo means "as super-user, do ..." but only applies to a restricted
set of commands.
Have fun,
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Thomas Tempé
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