Veli-Pekka Tatila wrote:
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and yes killall will kill all instances of that program.
Thanks, can I use DOS-style wildcards or regexp?
AFAIK killall does not support regexp (cf man killall). You could use
the shell's wildcards fonctionnality, but it doesn't seems to be usable
in this case (bash
On Sun, Aug 22, 2004 at 06:48:34PM +0300, Veli-Pekka Tatila wrote:
> Kenny Hitt wrote:
> >Gnome 2.6 is the version in unstable. I
> >believe it is also now the version in testing also.
> Thanks for the info. I'm curious to know what's new in terms of
> accessibility in 2.6 in contrast to 2.4. The
Kenny Hitt wrote:
Gnome 2.6 is the version in unstable. I
believe it is also now the version in testing also.
Thanks for the info. I'm curious to know what's new in terms of
accessibility in 2.6 in contrast to 2.4. The last time I checked the Gnome
home page, it just said that they'll be writing
Hi Andor,
Ok, I think I'll move onto testing as I'm interested in newer Gnome versions
such as 2.6. I've changed all references in my sources.list from stable to
testing and am running apt-get update and apt-get dist-upgrade right now.
Hope this is the right action. I got the impression it shoul
> Umm the funny bit is, it won't. I've tried three different spellings:
> gnome, Gnome and GNOME, none of which have worked so far. It just says that
> this package cannot be found.
dunno, but my unstable install shows a gnome package available.
So does testing.
> Do I have to somehow specify
Hi. The command
apt-get install gnome
works on my unstable box. Gnome 2.6 is the version in unstable. I
believe it is also now the version in testing also. If you want to
continue running stable, you should checkout the apt-howto package. It
explains how to get packages from testing or unsta
Hi Andor and sorry for the delay,
I haven't had time to experiment with Linux too much recently.
probably apt-get install gnome will do the trick.
Umm the funny bit is, it won't. I've tried three different spellings:
gnome, Gnome and GNOME, none of which have worked so far. It just says that
this
On Fri, 20 Aug 2004, Veli-Pekka Tatila wrote:
> What's the equivalent for getting Gnome 2.4 or later up and running like
> that if any? I'd like to try out Gnopernicus at some point, too.
probably apt-get install gnome will do the trick.
However, AFAIK gnome 2.4 is probably only part of either te
Hi,
I'm planning to diagnose and configure my sound hardware on the X side in
KDE, and am also somewhat interested in the GUI side in general. It seems my
sound does not work at least in Festival or else it might just be the mixer
settings.
However, I'll be starting another thread for these soun
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