Hi All,
I'm not able to configure the libvga on this laptop :(
There is someone with the same laptop, that can help me?
The 210txr has a graphic card Trident CyberBlade Aladdin i1 with 8Mb
condivised memory.
PS. If there is someone with the same laptop for changing impression,
question an
Alle feb 13 at 11:36, Jason Kraftcheck scrisse:
>Here's some junk from my .bashrc to color the shell prompt according to
>the battery life:
I change your script for the ACPI :) It's great :)
if [ `cat /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/state | grep present: |cut -d\ -f18` = "yes"
]; then
function acpi_
I do some change on the bash script that I've posted few days ago. This
works better. It must be in the .bashrc.
.,-''-,..,-''-,..,-''-,..,-''-,..,-''-,..,-''-,..,-''-,..,-''-,.
# Color the bash prompt in function of the percentage of battery
# with acpi subsystem.
# Based on the originally apm
Hi All,
I use Debian GNU/Linux unstable on the laptop in subject.
Generally works fine, but I've some trouble with the graphics card, a
trident cyberblade.
For example, when I play a divx with mplayer, if I use xv non in
fullscreen, the screen is splitted vertical in 10-15 part. If I use x1
Hi All,
I'm not able to configure the libvga on this laptop :(
There is someone with the same laptop, that can help me?
The 210txr has a graphic card Trident CyberBlade Aladdin i1 with 8Mb
condivised memory.
PS. If there is someone with the same laptop for changing impression,
question an
Alle feb 13 at 11:36, Jason Kraftcheck scrisse:
>Here's some junk from my .bashrc to color the shell prompt according to
>the battery life:
I change your script for the ACPI :) It's great :)
if [ `cat /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/state | grep present: |cut -d\ -f18` = "yes" ]; then
function acpi_p
I do some change on the bash script that I've posted few days ago. This
works better. It must be in the .bashrc.
.,-''-,..,-''-,..,-''-,..,-''-,..,-''-,..,-''-,..,-''-,..,-''-,.
# Color the bash prompt in function of the percentage of battery
# with acpi subsystem.
# Based on the originally apm
7 matches
Mail list logo