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On 10/22/05, Rogério Brito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Oct 22 2005, Alan Ezust wrote:
> > Docbook/XML can also be converted to LaTEX (although the reverse is
> > not true).
>
> Actually, with a few indirect steps, LaTeX can be converted back to
> docbook: just r
Actually, there are a number of different wiki formats available on
different systems, and many of them allow a structured markup which
can be translated into a book form, and perhaps even into docbook/XML
or latex.
If you are not using lots of equations, Docbook/XML is a great file
format to use
> You are correct. However, to search the man pages means that you already
> know the command to start with. What I'd like to do is to be able to say
> something like this "Hey, why is my drive/sound card/video card doing
> this?", then find a site that lists the commands that are drive-/sound
> ca
I upgraded to KDE 3.4.2 just 3 days ago and so far, I'm quite happy
with the results! It's especially nice to be back in 3.4-land after
having to temporarily downgrade to testing !
On 9/12/05, David E. Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Fri, 09 Sep 2005 15:49:39 -0400"H. S." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wro
Hrm - I noticed when I tried to reply-to all (my client is actually
google mail's web interface), that debian-user didn't even show up in
my To: field. Strange.
However, I hate it when I accidentally reply-to the whole list when I
meant to send it only to the sender. I think a mailing list post
sh
I would recommend never deleting files from /etc/init.d, but instead
deleting the symlinks that are pointing TO those files, which you can
find in for example,
ls -l /etc/rc5.d
(if runlevel 5 is your default runlevel).
you can find your default run level by doing this:
grep default /etc/initta
I thought Ubuntu was a flavor of debian, so when you install ubuntu, you get debian at no extra charge :-)
On 7/16/05, Bernie Betlach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm new to Linux but have a
little programming experience. Which should I install Ubuntu or
Debian???
Thanks I
appreciat
I have a brand-new install of Knoppix 3.9 with KDE 3.4.
I ran GAIM/firefox, the fonts were too small.
I ran gnome-control-center, and without changing any settings, just
entering the font config, they were fixed. But now my kde fonts are too
big (only for SOME applications though - which is REALLY
I just did an upgrade today, and locales fails to install, when it is working with tr_TR.
Preparing to replace locales 2.3.2.ds1-21 (using .../locales_2.3.5-1_all.deb) ...
Unpacking replacement locales ...
Setting up locales (2.3.5-1) ...
Generating locales...
[...]
tr_TR.ISO-8859-9...LC_MONETAR
I have the non-commercial version of ssh-3.2.9.1 which I compile from source
on every machine I use, because it happens to be used by the server at
Suffolk (our sysadmin there likes it).
Here's what happened. Before, I would run ssh-add from a konsole shell, and it
would ask for a passphrase fr
th a sound utility.
I should have qualified it by saying that it is only for if you are using an
AMD chip though (are you using an AMD chip?)
On April 25, 2004 12:54 am, Katipo wrote:
> Alan Ezust wrote:
> >You might also want to try adding a mem=nopentium - that seemed to
> >
ment has been not been compiled, even as
> modules. My kernel has no acpi in it.
> Again, what is causing these "unrecognized token or acpi> at or above idle=poll>" errors?
> Thanks,
> Daniel Asarnow
>
> =
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