On January 3, 2005 11:05 pm, jianan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Just after sending you the last msg, I discovered that I had keyed in
> mpq instead of mpg. Due to my choice of font, the curve of the 'g'
> disappears after being underlined. I'm so sorry.
>
> Upon re-trying 'apt-get install' I now have a depend
Hi,
Just after sending you the last msg, I discovered that I had keyed in mpq
instead of mpg. Due to my choice of font, the curve of the 'g' disappears
after being underlined. I'm so sorry.
Upon re-trying 'apt-get install' I now have a dependency problem as follows:
The following packages hav
Forgot to mention that I have also tried the dpkg approach i.e. go to the site
to download the latest version .deb file and do 'dpkg -i' but ran into
dependencies problems.
'apt-get install' is still the best method.
I have checked through Debian list of non-US mirror sites but the one you
re
Hi,
I too find Mr. Johnson unreasonable. I don't knowhis motive. He expects users
to be technically precise and accurate on questions raised. I don't have to
be an expert in broadband services and devices to ask a question about the
availability of a gui for a broadband connection. Most users a
Hi,
No luck here. I've checked and re-checked my source list entry to the dot. I
am able to access www.mpe.mpq.de with my browser. It's the
Max-Planck-Institut. But 'apt-get' just cannot resolve that address.
I'll put a question to the debian-user list on this.
Thanks, you have been most help.
On Monday 03 January 2005 14:53, jianan wrote:
> Hi,
> I was able to access the webpage but it's address was not accepted as a
> valid source list by 'apt-get install'. It could not resolve
> 'www.mpe.mpq.de'. Is there other site to try? I've scanned through the
> relevant Debian site but knemo
Paul Johnson wrote:
> On Saturday 01 January 2005 07:31 pm, jianan wrote:
> > Is there a gui for broadband user to connect, monitor bytes
> > transferred, duration of connection, disconnection, etc. ?
>
> No. Broadband isn't a kind of network interface.
Hmm, don
Hi,
I was able to access the webpage but it's address was not accepted as a valid
source list by 'apt-get install'. It could not resolve 'www.mpe.mpq.de'.
Is there other site to try? I've scanned through the relevant Debian site but
knemo is not there.
Cheers
Jiianan
On Monday 03 January 2005 02:55, jianan wrote:
> Thanks for the info. Unfortunately there's only a download for SID and I'm
> running SARGE.
Hi.
You maybe just want to add deb http://www.mpe.mpg.de/~ach/debian/sarge ./ into
your /etc/apt/sources.list and apt-get install knemo. After you have
r
Very interesting, I never knew about this app.
Caveman
On Sun, 2 Jan 2005 22:55:36 -0800, Paul Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Saturday 01 January 2005 07:31 pm, jianan wrote:
> > Is there a gui for broadband user to connect, monitor bytes
> > transferred, d
On Saturday 01 January 2005 07:31 pm, jianan wrote:
> Is there a gui for broadband user to connect, monitor bytes
> transferred, duration of connection, disconnection, etc. ?
No. Broadband isn't a kind of network interface.
Ask smarter questions, get smarter answers.
--
Paul Joh
Thanks for the info. Unfortunately there's only a download for SID and I'm
running SARGE.
Jianan
On Sunday 02 January 2005 04:31, jianan wrote:
> Is there a gui for broadband user to connect, monitor bytes transferred,
> duration of connection, disconnection, etc. ?
Hi.
Yes there is such a tool. You could have a look on
http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=12956. It do
Is there a gui for broadband user to connect, monitor bytes transferred,
duration of connection, disconnection, etc. ?
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