Any suggestions on what
> I can check out to figure out how my harddrive reached this capacity?
find / -printf "%k\t%p\n" | sort -n
This will print a list of all files on your computer with the largest
files at the bottom.
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Quoting Carlos Santos ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Does anybody know how to make the telnet daemon NOT close the connection by
> timeout ? I need a connection open but it keeps disconnecting if i'm not
> doing anything.
Try adding " -n" at the end of the telnetd line in /etc/
Mozillazine is doing a poll on distribution usage on behalf of the
mozilla.org people. So, go there and vote for Debian!
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I'm eager to get Debian going. Please help.
> Thanks a million in advance.
>
> The files I have are as follows:
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Try setting the ppp modem speed to 38400, as setserial initializes the
serial ports to 38400.
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Quoting Alisdair McDiarmid ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> On Fri, Jun 18, 1999 at 01:57:03PM +1000, Shao Zhang wrote:
> > Is there anyway to configure vim to have a status bar just like in emacs??
>
> :set laststatus=2
> :set showmode
Ever nicer with this setting:
:set ruler
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the same as those on machine 2, you need
to either:
1) Install the same themes on both computers.
2) or export your themes _and_ ~/.gtkrc on machine 2 via some kind of
network file system.
At least, this is how believe it works.
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le to get/put in the
> console mode! Why?
You must tell bash to accept 8-bit character input and output. Add the
following to /etc/inputrc (or ~/.inputrc):
set convert-meta off
set input-meta on
set output-meta on
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tenv TERM vt100 everytime I telnet to that host).
Create the file ~/.telnetrc and add something like this:
the.host.name
environ define TERM xterm
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to enter my password twice.
My suggestion is to remove xlock, and use the command
"xscreensaver-command -lock" to manually lock the display. Works just
fine for me.
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grep programs in /bin and three of the grep programs
in /usr/bin have the same inode numbers, so they are actually one program
with a couple of hard links to them.
No waste of space at all.
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