Re: double button/sleep ['securiQ.Watchdog': checked]

Thanks for your answer Andreas. I did the same, except for I don't know how to restart the daemon during the wake up sequence. Can you tell me? I still think this is not the elegant way to solve the problem, but at least it works. If anyone knows a nicer solution, please tell us. BTW, do you th

Re: double button/sleep ['securiQ.Watchdog': checked]

Thanks for your answer Andreas. I did the same, except for I don't know how to restart the daemon during the wake up sequence. Can you tell me? I still think this is not the elegant way to solve the problem, but at least it works. If anyone knows a nicer solution, please tell us. BTW, do you th

double button/sleep ['securiQ.Watchdog': checked]

Hi everyone! I have a strange problem regarding ACPI on Dell Inspiron 8100. If I press the suspend button on the keyboard, my computer suspends to disk nicely. Suspend script is simple, I don't think its the problem: #!/bin/sh # /etc/acpi/sleepbtn.sh # Initiates a sleep when the sleep putton

double button/sleep ['securiQ.Watchdog': checked]

Hi everyone! I have a strange problem regarding ACPI on Dell Inspiron 8100. If I press the suspend button on the keyboard, my computer suspends to disk nicely. Suspend script is simple, I don't think its the problem: #!/bin/sh # /etc/acpi/sleepbtn.sh # Initiates a sleep when the sleep putton

Re: can't switch ttys after atp-get upgrade ['securiQ.Watchdog': checked]

I have a similar problem: Debian Sarge, after an upgrade I can't switch to ttys from X, when its running gnome (metacity). But I can switch to the ttys, when only gdm is running, or X starting up. But not after log in to gnome. I don't know if its related, but can be...

Re: can't switch ttys after atp-get upgrade ['securiQ.Watchdog': checked]

I have a similar problem: Debian Sarge, after an upgrade I can't switch to ttys from X, when its running gnome (metacity). But I can switch to the ttys, when only gdm is running, or X starting up. But not after log in to gnome. I don't know if its related, but can be... -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, ema

terminal emulator

Hi! I run Debian on a 486 with 8M RAM. I could find a low memory window manager (lwm), but I still don't know if xterm is the most memory efficient terminal emulator, or there is a better one. Any ideas?

terminal emulator

Hi! I run Debian on a 486 with 8M RAM. I could find a low memory window manager (lwm), but I still don't know if xterm is the most memory efficient terminal emulator, or there is a better one. Any ideas? -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Con

Re: X and 8 mb

I recommend icewm as well. I have it running on a 486 DX33, with 8MB RAM. Not too slow :)

Re: X and 8 mb

I recommend icewm as well. I have it running on a 486 DX33, with 8MB RAM. Not too slow :) -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]