On 24 Sep 2004, Robert Goley wrote:
> I want to put together a private apt repository of basic in house
> configuration packages for our laptops and servers. I already have the
> debian packages created and lintian doesn't complain too much. I just
> do not know how to create a repository of custo
On 24 Sep 2004, Robert Goley wrote:
> I want to put together a private apt repository of basic in house
> configuration packages for our laptops and servers. I already have the
> debian packages created and lintian doesn't complain too much. I just
> do not know how to create a repository of custo
How about:
apt-get install apt-utils
and then 'man apt-ftparchive'. Simple to use,
works great. I use it quite a bit.
On Thu, 2004-09-23 at 09:01, Robert Goley wrote:
> I want to put together a private apt repository of basic in house
> configuration packages for our laptops and servers. I
On September 23, 2004 12:01 pm, Robert Goley wrote:
> I want to put together a private apt repository of basic in house
> configuration packages for our laptops and servers. I already have the
> debian packages created and lintian doesn't complain too much. I just
> do not know how to create a re
I want to put together a private apt repository of basic in house configuration packages for our laptops and servers. I already have the debian packages created and lintian doesn't complain too much. I just do not know how to create a repository of custom packages. Can anyone provide some ba
How about:
apt-get install apt-utils
and then 'man apt-ftparchive'. Simple to use,
works great. I use it quite a bit.
On Thu, 2004-09-23 at 09:01, Robert Goley wrote:
> I want to put together a private apt repository of basic in house
> configuration packages for our laptops and servers. I
On September 23, 2004 12:01 pm, Robert Goley wrote:
> I want to put together a private apt repository of basic in house
> configuration packages for our laptops and servers. I already have the
> debian packages created and lintian doesn't complain too much. I just
> do not know how to create a re
I want to put together a private apt repository of basic in house configuration packages for our laptops and servers. I already have the debian packages created and lintian doesn't complain too much. I just do not know how to create a repository of custom packages. Can anyone provide some ba
> today i was going to use a alt-gr + key and it didn't work.
>
> No alt-gr + key combination works..
>
> But it's only in X. Using tty1
You have to tell X where to find the Alt-Gr key. To do this, first
launch the "xev" program under X, which will tell you the keycode for
each key you press.
hi,
today i was going to use a alt-gr + key and it didn't work.
No alt-gr + key combination works..
But it's only in X. Using tty1 (i'm not sure that's the name :
ctrl+alt+F1) it works.
I think it was when I updated xfree86 from testing (sarge, i think), but
i'm not sure.
May locales are
> > Who is HC?
My appologies for CC'ing the list on what was meant as a
private forward/reply. Meant to correct it before I hit
y (mutt for send).
My correspondent (HC) contributes...
> I'll add a #15: Lotus Notes splits up the SMTP headers and stores them
> separately in an internal format, m
> > Who is HC?
My appologies for CC'ing the list on what was meant as a
private forward/reply. Meant to correct it before I hit
y (mutt for send).
My correspondent (HC) contributes...
> I'll add a #15: Lotus Notes splits up the SMTP headers and stores them
> separately in an internal format,
14) Sends HTML email
On Fri, 2001-11-30 at 18:52, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Who is HC?
>
> Oh, and here's #13. Holding down shift and using the arrow Keys, or
> home/end etc. doesn't highlight things in the to, from cc and bcc fields,
> but it does in everything else.
>
14) Sends HTML email
On Fri, 2001-11-30 at 18:52, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Who is HC?
>
> Oh, and here's #13. Holding down shift and using the arrow Keys, or
> home/end etc. doesn't highlight things in the to, from cc and bcc fields,
> but it does in everything else.
>
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> Reasons Why Lotus Notes Sucks.
>
> 1) Well, its version 5 and its still buggy as hell.
Good for you, we're still using version 4.6 at my company...
[...]
> 7) very non-standard (as far as I know it doesn't support POP3 or IMAP
> Mail, just Lotus Notes Mail... I'm prob
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Reasons Why Lotus Notes Sucks.
>
> 1) Well, its version 5 and its still buggy as hell.
Good for you, we're still using version 4.6 at my company...
[...]
> 7) very non-standard (as far as I know it doesn't support POP3 or IMAP
> Mail, just Lotus Notes Mail... I'm pro
M
To: E David Godshall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cc: debian-laptop@lists.debian.org
Subject: Is this what HC uses? [Re: Off Topic: Why Lotus Notes Sucks]
On Fri, Nov 30, 2001 at 05:36:08PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Reasons Why Lotus
M
To: E David Godshall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Is this what HC uses? [Re: Off Topic: Why Lotus Notes Sucks]
On Fri, Nov 30, 2001 at 05:36:08PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Reasons Why Lotus Notes Sucks.
On Fri, Nov 30, 2001 at 05:36:08PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Reasons Why Lotus Notes Sucks.
>
> 1) Well, its version 5 and its still buggy as hell.
> 2) you have to make a selection from a dropdown menu to quote someone when
> you reply, other wise there is no quoted text
> 3) ...And whe
Reasons Why Lotus Notes Sucks.
1) Well, its version 5 and its still buggy as hell.
2) you have to make a selection from a dropdown menu to quote someone when you reply, other wise there is no quoted text
3) ...And when you do that, It puts a big ugly graphical header in the middle of the email,
On Fri, Nov 30, 2001 at 05:36:08PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Reasons Why Lotus Notes Sucks.
>
> 1) Well, its version 5 and its still buggy as hell.
> 2) you have to make a selection from a dropdown menu to quote someone when
> you reply, other wise there is no quoted text
> 3) ...And wh
Reasons Why Lotus Notes Sucks.
1) Well, its version 5 and its still buggy as hell.
2) you have to make a selection from a dropdown menu to quote someone when you reply, other wise there is no quoted text
3) ...And when you do that, It puts a big ugly graphical header in the middle of the email,
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>>>>> "Craig" == Craig T Milling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Craig> sorry for the off-topic, but this is the one list i'm subscribed
Craig> to and the people here seem pretty smart :)
Craig> i have
sorry for the off-topic, but this is the one list i'm subscribed to and
the people here seem pretty smart :)
i have a problem with the testing version of the ssh client. there are 2
symptoms:
(1) as a regular user, it gives me a 'permission denied' error. it works
fine as the s
On Nov 8, Steve Dobson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 08, 2000 at 06:32:37AM -0500, Neil L. Roeth wrote:
> > On Nov 8, Sale, Nigel ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > > I have a rather old 486 laptop which had a bit of a funny turn the
> > other day and advanced the date by 20 years !.
On Nov 8, Steve Dobson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 08, 2000 at 06:32:37AM -0500, Neil L. Roeth wrote:
> > On Nov 8, Sale, Nigel ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > > I have a rather old 486 laptop which had a bit of a funny turn the other day
>and advanced the date by 20 years !. I
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> Subject: Re: A little off topic...laptop date.
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> > Sorry if this is off topic, but this is the m
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> > Sorry if this is off topic, but this is the most relevant l
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> Sorry if this is off topic, but this is the most relevant list i
> subscribe to,
>
> I have a rather old 486 laptop which had a bit of a funny turn the other
> day and advanced the date by 20 years !. It was a cou
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> Sorry if this is off topic, but this is the most relevant list i
> subscribe to,
>
> I have a rather old 486 laptop which had a bit of a funny turn the other
> day and advanced the date by 20 years !. It was a cou
On 2000-11-08 10:36, Sale, Nigel wrote:
>Sorry if this is off topic, but this is the most relevant list i subscribe
> to,
>
>I have a rather old 486 laptop which had a bit of a funny turn the other day
> and advanced the date by 20 years !. It was a couple of days before i
>
On Nov 8, Sale, Nigel ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> Sorry if this is off topic, but this is the most relevant list i subscribe
> to,
>
> I have a rather old 486 laptop which had a bit of a funny turn the other day
> and advanced the date by 20 years !. It was a coupl
Sorry if this is off topic, but this is the most relevant list i subscribe to,
I have a rather old 486 laptop which had a bit of a funny turn the other day
and advanced the date by 20 years !. It was a couple of days before i realised
and now i have a load of files with are dated 20 years in
On 2000-11-08 10:36, Sale, Nigel wrote:
>Sorry if this is off topic, but this is the most relevant list i subscribe
> to,
>
>I have a rather old 486 laptop which had a bit of a funny turn the other day
> and advanced the date by 20 years !. It was a couple of days before i
>
On Nov 8, Sale, Nigel ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> Sorry if this is off topic, but this is the most relevant list i subscribe to,
>
> I have a rather old 486 laptop which had a bit of a funny turn the other day and
>advanced the date by 20 years !. It was a couple o
Sorry if this is off topic, but this is the most relevant list i subscribe to,
I have a rather old 486 laptop which had a bit of a funny turn the other day and
advanced the date by 20 years !. It was a couple of days before i realised and now i
have a load of files with are dated 20 years in
> I have a Compaq Armada Laptop. Does someone know how is the correct procedure
> to
> clean a LCD screen? Compaq's User Manual doesn't explain this. Can I use
> detergent? Must I use ONLY a dry cotton ball?
>
> Thanks to your comments!
>
> Carlos Menezes.
My local computer store sells stuff th
I have a Compaq Armada Laptop. Does someone know how is the correct procedure to
clean a LCD screen? Compaq's User Manual doesn't explain this. Can I use
detergent? Must I use ONLY a dry cotton ball?
Thanks to your comments!
Carlos Menezes.
> I have a Compaq Armada Laptop. Does someone know how is the correct procedure to
> clean a LCD screen? Compaq's User Manual doesn't explain this. Can I use
> detergent? Must I use ONLY a dry cotton ball?
>
> Thanks to your comments!
>
> Carlos Menezes.
My local computer store sells stuff that
I have a Compaq Armada Laptop. Does someone know how is the correct procedure to
clean a LCD screen? Compaq's User Manual doesn't explain this. Can I use
detergent? Must I use ONLY a dry cotton ball?
Thanks to your comments!
Carlos Menezes.
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