Rick Pasotto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> There is no debian package for jpegtran
libjpeg-progs
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> emacs to make a delimiter check?
I believe M-x check-parens will do it.
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Dan Jacobson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Therefore there is no single standard command that says Debian GNU/Linux.
$ echo Debian GNU/Linux
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so it's not surprising that it doesn't really sync with other maildir
programs. nnmaildir tries (which is probably why it is so slow) but I
don't think it's the highest on the list of priorities.
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Micha Feigin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Tue, Jul 20, 2004 at 08:53:23PM -0500, Alan Shutko wrote:
>> There's one CCD cell per image pixel, with the exception of the D1x,
>> which has a strange layout[1].
> There is no way that this can be true physically.
Of
04/05/02-1.html
[4] http://www.juergenspecht.com/d1scussion/#13
[5] http://www.lonestardigital.com/digital_dee.htm
[6] http://ptj.rozeta.com.pl/Soft/RawPhoto
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l the Nikon capture software.
In terms of quality (assuming a 16bit/color gimp), yes. In terms of
ease, no, since Nikon Capture has a lot of prepackaged actions which
do exactly what a photographer wants to do, and the gimp doesn't. Of
course, they could be added... 8^)
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very easy to do common things like fix exposure and has cool toys
like DEE which is basically a magic exposure fixer. Nothing you
can't do without capture, but you have to work harder to get there.
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other thing, since things need be
reparsed, which is why -print0 and -0 exist in find and xargs
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#x27;t, it's
just as safe as Xprint, also assuming there's no exploit in Xprint.
That message is really about sending arbitrary Postscript files
through interpreters. Mozilla doesn't produce arbitrary postscript
with unsafe operators, unless there's an unpublished exploit to
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> I've been experimenting with kcron, and setting up couple of personal
> cron jobs, but I can't seem to find where kcron saves this info to.
/var/spool/cron/crontabs, probably.
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Right, it won't work for this time. But if one uses screen every
time they log in, one will always be able to resume, whether it times
out because of ping, whether the phone line gets cut, whether the
client machine reboots
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rmat of the error
messages, it looks like you might have an lpq from some other print
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t http://bugzilla.mozdev.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5517 .
> [1] the problem might be that the printing system interface (lpq,
> lpadmin) is not sophisticated enough to communicate information like
> DPI capability.
Or it might be that Xprint currently can't take advantage of this
information
tion about builtin printer
fonts, DDX driver configuration information, and other stuff you will
hopefully never have to look at (See also: Section 2 of Xprint Service
Sample Implementation from the XFree86 documentation). "
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Brad Sims <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Mozilla has dropped support for direct printing;
Actually, it looks like only the Debian package has dropped support
for it. And that only at the request of one person, who is the same
person who closed your bug.
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> I am, I was told that mozilla no longer supports direct printing, and
> the lack of postscript wasn't a bug and they closed my bugreport.
Incidentally, it appears the upstream Linux builds still have direct PS
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Xprint will probably start to be useful in a year or two.
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because Word doesn't have as good a layout algorithm.
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Ignore them... they'll learn what we learned long ago, they'll just
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laptops. My A20p is almost 4 years old and going strong. Other
laptops my wife and I have had start falling apart (literally) after
a year and a half. They just aren't built well enough.
Of course, Thinkpads cost more, but for me, downtime waiting to get
laptops repaired or installing
ult to read in Lynx
than slashdot.
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rather than just let the printer handle it, which does a
much, much better job.
Sure, if I liked pain, I could go and edit fifteen million tiny files
to tell XPrint all about my printer because it's too stupid to ask
CUPS, which let me drop in a PPD file from HP detailing everything.
But I&#x
n the
default configuration actually reduces print quality. With enough
work you can make XPrint work, but with enough you can also dig holes
with an ethernet card. Doesn't mean it's a good idea.
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of code generation. Some work is being
done on that with semantic for various things like Java... could be
extended to those modes.
On the other hand, I don't think there's anyone in the world who
really wants to dig into the perl interpreter and try to duplicate
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for the real filename. Once it appears, you know that the transfer
has completed successfully. (Conveniently, renames are
instantaneous, so you can't catch _that_ in the middle.)
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Harshwardhan Nagaonkar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> (Maybe I should buy new textbooks and spend more instead of using
> cheaper, used textbooks :)
For C++, that's a very, very good idea since the language changed
significantly during standardization.
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> I think I heard at one stage that they were owned by Amazon, of 'one
> click' patent fame.
I do not believe that was ever the case. It's not the case now.
(They're owned by eBay.)
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apply. (Like djgpp.)
I'm not sure your list is very useful. Maybe you could go through
and trim out the ones in Debian under slightly different names?
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his allows you to have different configurations for different
needs.
Or, you can apply resources for all Emacs instances with
Emacs*font:...
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Silvan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> "lesspipe" in my head as the way I set this up, but I'm not apt-caching up
> anything that looks encouraging.
Yep, that's it. Just put
eval `lesspipe`
in your .bashrc.
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Michael Graham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Not much to be honest, but it makes me cringe everytime I see a colour
> without a 'u' (note I expectly wrote that sentence so it never said
> color -- D'oh!!)
So, you must hate green and violet, but love chartreuse and p
dles all that stuff, including
watching for magic keypresses. Under APM, it's all handled by Linux
userspace tools, which have to be configured to look for those keys.
> How to do if I wanna make the Fn Key working as what I want under
> ACPI?
Dunno specifics. I'd suggest hi
eems to work best.
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> On Sunday 21 March 2004 00:50, Alan Shutko wrote:
>> If you have only the CUPS lp and lpr clients, the only difference is
>> the option syntax.
>
> I thought CUPS itself didn't provide those commands, which you get by
&
he only difference is
the option syntax.
They don't use the printcap at all. The cups server can generate a
fake printcap so that applications which look at it to determine
which printers are available work.
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vars get spoofed?
$ENV{HTTP_REFERER} is set by the HTTP server to be the value the
client specifies in the Referer: header. The client is able to send
no value, or any arbitrary value. So it's just like the user agent:
not to be trusted.
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Sure, all of these make it harder to use, but the only way to stop
spammers is to restrict the addresses they send to.
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> to, which the script compares at run time against the
> $ENV{HTTP_REFERER}. If these don't match the email won't be sent.
You realize that someone could just send a different referer header?
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Woody has gs 6.53, which iirc does a pretty decent job at the
conversion. Newer versions will do better in certain cases, but I
think that 6.53 was pretty stable for anything except weird
cases/fonts/etc.
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Stephen Patterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> You do realise that linux was written to provide hardware and
> filesystem drivers for emacs don't you?
That's why I started using it.
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portability problems than
> it solves. Code written for advanced compilers will be incompatible
> with older compilers.
This has been a problem of C++ for at least a decade. But at least
it looks like it's finally getting better now that the standard is
standardized and compilers cat
kill.
I still remember when it was good to know at least a bit of ed,
because rescue floppies couldn't always fit vi
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James Tappin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> In the /etc/init.d script for smartmontools there is a condition that
> checks whether start_smartd is equal to "yes". Is there a "proper" way to
> set this variable so that smartmontools starts at boot
Check /etc/def
g
> on a key term.
Just as a point of comparison, the fetchmail man page is 1984 lines
long.
The Emacs documentation is _37528_ lines long.
But if you want a single file, try something like
info emacs | more
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either use wget's -O to put it in the right place when downloading,
or rename things to the correct filename afterwards.
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orel have to SCO? I remember that Corel had
that big MS investment, but I don't recall them having any
relationship with SCO. (Sure you aren't conflating Caldera with
Corel?)
The bigger problem with Corel is that their Linux development has
been abandoned for years, and shows no sign of coming
ood at removing and
recreating profiles because Mozilla keeps barfing on its config files.
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> bash's inbuilt ulimit command doesn't seem to include an RSS option,
ulimit -m
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instead?
I suspect RHL is defaulting to Postscript fonts, and Debian is
putting large bitmaps in there, or perhaps the other way around.
Take a look at the sizes of the PS files that Debian and RHL
produce... if they aren't close, this is probably it.
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it's in your best interest to wait through a long boot fsck once in a
while, just in case it finds problems before they get out of hand.
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d dirty, so it will not normally be checked. A filesystem
error detected by the kernel will still force an fsck on the next
reboot, but it may already be too late to prevent data loss at
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ke things at the top of the buffer, but I don't remember its
name nor do I remember whether it works with Emacs 21.3.
People are discussing it for future support in Emacs right now,
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Greg Norris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The original image claims to be 8-bit... it's approximately 3 times the
> size of the gif version.
That looks like it's 8 bits per color, or 24 bpp. What does identify
-verbose say about it?
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that could be edited as well.
> So any ideas on how to go about it? Is it possible to have two different
> users with the same UID? i.e. adduser --uid 0 --gid 0 temproot
Yes.
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to be trying the free version, despite its bugs and limitations.
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;t been released. Why? Well, the last couple releases
have been bug-fix releases, so the new features had been held off.
And the pretest process to ensure the release is stable takes time,
so that delayed previous releases. I don't think a prerelease has
started for the latest release, yet.
t they're missing so that they can
address it.
(And yes, as someone else mentioned, the CVS version cab be built
against GTK. Hopefully, there will be a release someday)
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> I use CUPS and XPP with a Optra T610N. Feed CUPS the PPD and you're
> all set.
I also recommend CUPS. I use it with a 2100M (just like 2100TN but
no network card). Able to control it all.
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on, but since you converted tabs to two spaces, I don't know
how well it will work.
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spam than normal.
This is with bogofilter.
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machines, can
all reduce the damage a virus could do. But just saying "A virus
can't hurt a user unless it's root" is incorrect. And downplaying
that it can affect any file the user can touch ignores where most of
the value is in the files on an average system.
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o we know which imbeciles to avoid? The two
Unix development houses I've worked at never did that.
Of course, the parent post was wrong. Even as non-root, you have to
worry about email viruses or click-thru vectors, because _they don't
need root to work_.
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dn't make the changes for 2.96 had to make the same ones for 3.0.
(There was also the fact that the C++ ABI was incompatible, but
again, that's no different from the g++ 3.x releases....)
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permission from DOE to make derivative copies, and in particular to
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re weren't many changed between it and mine, but I hadn't merged
changes in a while so there might have been some paths that changed
or something. I chalked it up to my having an old config.
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> I'm trying to get a "nice" looking PDF from a latex document. I'm using
> the normal article class, with no other packages loaded.
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slashdot into an old Gnus,
but you could upgrade to the current released Gnus, which was
released not too long ago, and may still work.
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> InDesign or the equivalent (and TeX ain't it either),
Well, there's Pagestream, but it's commercial. I haven't used it on
Linux, but I have on other platforms and it's a nice piece of work.
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Neal Lippman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> This does still beg the question of how Win95/98/Me/NT, etc, managed to
> provide a reasonable "desktop" when KDE/Gnome could not, however.
I don't think either KDE or Gnome tries too hard at optimizing for
older machine
Es will get decent
autoindenting[2] and coping styles like this can go away.
Footnotes:
[1] And I mean, never... I can't remember myself getting bitten by
this in the last 10 years of C.
[2] As opposed to autoformatting. Eclipse will autoformat, but you
have to ask for it, and I find that my c
ent ifs (at least the language doesn't have COME FROM) but this
is a bit excessive? Do you also wrap if bodies in a few extra layers
of parentheses, in case someone comes along and wants to add a || and
forgets to?
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me amount of effort whether you do it when you first write the if,
or when you add something to it (ie, minimal). The only difference I
see is that if you _don't_ later add something to the if, you've
wasted that effort.
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> Python.
So, basically, you don't like Python because your text editor is
junk. Fix it or go find a real editor!
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> A text-mode Evo (drop down menus, multiple windows) that can expand
> to fill large xterm windows would be sweet.
If you don't need calendaring the way Evo does it, Gnus works
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d.)
AFAICT, it's just that writing a compiler is hard, and porting it to
new systems also takes work, while the interpreter works everywhere.
Python will probably get a compiler eventually, but it's not an easy
thing.
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sed C++, and ISTR it had problems along the line.
This is slowly changing, as we have Mozilla, OpenOffice.org, and KDE,
but you asked for the history
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ow a number of the main XEmacs maintainers have signed papers.
It's just not always feasible to do so. And in some cases, even if
it would be feasible to do so, the implementation would be so much
different than the implementation in Emacs that it needs to be
rewritten anyway (ie, internal redis
n you sign the FSF
copyright assignment form, they grant back to you a perpetual,
non-exclusive, irrevokable right to use the code you are assigning
them for any purpose you want.
My assignment is on file somewhere at home, but I suppose I could dig
it up and excerpt it for you.
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te, not the
rest of the app.)
I believe that L. Peter Deutsch was allowed to use the Display
Ghostscript code he wrote in the non-GPLed version of GS (though, I'm
not sure). That was at least partly funded by the FSF.
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> on M$ NT, assigns the NIC a proper IP address but overwrites my
> resolv.conf with something like "KSL\000".
Take a look at http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=135711
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lem with an Orinoco Silver and an SMC access
point, so that's probably specific to the card or access point. Mine
is just slow. OTOH, it's usable most of the time... if I want to
shuttle gigs around or edit pictures over NFS, I plug in to
100baseT. So I'd say it's good to have
.ps
Hope this helps and is correct... I don't use Debian's tetex much.
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Pigeon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The patent's expired now...
In the US. Not everywhere.
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mail2news gateway to receive messages and responding to them by
mail. The mail2news gateway loses (or rewrites, unsure) those
headers.
He doesn't seem amenable to using a non-broken gateway.
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David Fokkema <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Why on earth would you want to run fsck? If your file system screws
> itself up from time to time, switch to ext3. You won't have to run fsck
> ever again.
Unless there's a fs bug, or something wrong with the disk.
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