I have around ten computers in a properly configured network all
running Debian Wheezy.
After I installed task-file-server in all of them I have been able to
share the 'Public' folder of every machine and transfer files within
the network.
It seems that now everytime I try to open the remote fold
When dealing with paths in bash i usually employ two things:
One is declaring arrays like this:
FILES_LIST=( )
And everytime I want to append to the array I go like this:
FILES_LIST=( ${FILES_LIST[@]} ${NEW_FILE} )
Obviously I will have problems if the paths or files have spaces in
their nam
exactly... it is notification-daemon available in debian But the
bubble is too big and I want to minimize its size as well as it's font
size.
To me it looks like notification-daemon is not a good thing if you want
to edit it.
Also googling I found people talking about alternativ
Em 19-04-2012 13:07, Camaleón escreveu:
On Thu, 19 Apr 2012 20:52:16 +0530, J. Bakshi wrote:
On Thu, 19 Apr 2012 14:49:24 + (UTC) Camaleón
wrote:
A
On Thu, 19 Apr 2012 18:42:35 +0530, J. Bakshi wrote:
Could any one suggest me a way to change the fontsize of the desktop
Em 27-12-2011 12:49, Tony van der Hoff escreveu:
Bump this - Has anyone any suggestions, please?
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Resent-Date: Sat, 24 Dec 2011 14:21:08 + (UTC)
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Date: Sat, 24 Dec 2011 13:4
Use setxkbmap.
For permanent changes, you can either send the command everytime the
system starts by placing it in init scripts, or manually edit the
/etc/default/keyboard file.
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This is from man page of randr:
Per-output options
[--panning widthxheight[+x+y[/track_widthx‐
track_height+track_x+track_y[/border_left/border_top/border_right/bor‐
der_bottom
So i guess that the panning option expect more arguments.
I will test here and send my experiences (after lunch).
I would say that you or someone installed Debian 6.0.1, because when
Ubuntu 10.04 was out, i think there was not Debian 6.
Anyways it seems like you dropped into a virtual terminal, try to type
in your user name, or anything, and in your screen should appear this:
Password:
If it does, maybe
Yes, it is important to remember that ALSA is not the only sound system
for Linux, where either his ALSA is not configured to handle the pc beep
or maybe another sound system is taking care of that.
I'm not sure how gnome-volume-control handles sound sytems.
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Well, maybe it could be an issue with Ark itself, you have lightweight
options you could test, like XArchiver and Squeeze
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Also check if you have the proper libraries
My search returned this package:
libarchive-ar-perl
Maintained by: Debian Perl Group
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What's making that horrible beep is the calling of the funtion
sigaction() with the first parameter being SIGALRM, and then it being
called the function alarm().
As we said, disabling your pc beep disables this, as disabling only the
wall will not solve your problem (other programs will also b
Those links i sent you are old links i had here, I thought that they
were teaching how to disable the beep, but looking at them now make me
feel like I sent you the wrong link.
What I thought these links would show you is how to disable the beep
using the ALSA mixer, as you were already told h
Did it worked?
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If you already know which your system is, there should be a way to tell
that to configure (for example, . configure --operational-system
GNU\/Linux).
Because what this config-guess is trying to do looks like the same
thing. If it is not working, I would find it easier to pass the
arguments ma
http://www.smartpixie.com/wiki/Tech/DebianTips.twiki.html
http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/110
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Looks like that .config-guess script is not asking uname -o, which would
return your operational system.
Check to see if there is a way to pass an argument to configure that
tells manually which is your operational system (take the output from
uname -o and paste it there)
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You may look at the ltsp-build-image command, it does exactly what you want.
I'm not saying you should use ltsp-server, you could download the source
of this ltsp-build-image and see if you can use it in the way you want.
What that does, roughly is take a chroot filesystem (in ltsp case
norma
Em 02-12-2011 17:36, Mart Frauenlob escreveu:
ok, after reading the online help for xterm:
as it calls a shell normally, why not let the shell just execute one
command with the '-c' option?
xterm -e sh -c 'icedove &'
how does that behave?
xterm should close after the shell closes, right?
Your script is very good, by the way.
I used that to fix some errors i had in my Openbox menu that I was
procrastinating to solve (nothing that couldn't be done by command line
anyways).
Thanks for sharing :D
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Well, the way that you could produce a bash script file and then run it
with only one command would be like this:
echo "#!/bin/bash \nicedove & \nexit" > script.sh && bash script.sh &&
rm script.sh
Just make sure your Lua interpreter can understand the &&
What that does is create a file call
Em 01-12-2011 17:28, Mart Frauenlob escreveu:
why use a shubshell for icedove, we expect to use the output for
something?
better use single quotes to protect the `&' to be parsed by the shell
and to prevent from word splitting, so we keep it as one 'word' option
for xterm.
echo exit > xter
Now I get it,
You must use the same command i sent you, however in the Lua language
you should have an option to detach the command from the terminal that
you are using, and to close the terminal.
That should work (assuming that now i did understand what you are doing).
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Your system clock is properly set?
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See if your gdm3 appear on the list given by $ service --status-all
(this is on sbin, should be run as root)
If it is, you should be able to do $ service gdm3 restart
But that may not reload X, as gdm3 is just a display manager (unless
gdm3 is configured to restart xinit along with it, but tha
Em 01-12-2011 11:08, Chris Davies escreveu:
Paul Isambert wrote:
But Icedove still stays attached to the first terminal...
Just to check, you want to be able to start icedove from the command
line in (say) an xterm, but have it continue to run even when that xterm
is closed? And you'
Em 01-12-2011 03:20, Brian Flaherty escreveu:
On 11/30/2011 08:46 AM, Iuri Guilherme dos Santos Martins wrote:
You may configure that in the window manager
Where does one do that?
Well i think the window manager you use is metacity, so you will have
luck searching for this.
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Nevermind, i was looking in the gdm man pages and there is no way to set
the display, unless you manually configure EACH configuration file.
It seems that gdm is supposed to work out-of the-box, and no one is
supposed to edit the configuration files.
What means that if it fails, it's their fa
The first terminal you say is supposed to be closed?
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Try changing your DISPLAY variable.
Or open your Display Manager (probably gdm3) with the DISPLAY argument.
The DISPLAY variable format is hostname:display.screen
As you probaly are running locally, the hostname is not needed. display
and screen most of the times work for most of people when t
You may configure that in the window manager
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Well, the example i gave you opens another terminal (xterm) and opens
icedove without closing the first terminal nor the second (assuming that
you was using xterm in the first place).
If you want the terminal to be closed, you may use:
echo exit > xterm -e `icedove &` & (if you want the xterm
I did not understand what you wanted, but i guess
`xterm -e `icedove &` ` is close to the command you are looking for.
The `` are used by bash to open a sub shell. (Assuming you are using bash).
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Em 14-11-2011 13:30, Cybe R. Wizard escreveu:
OK, I'll admit that I drank the Ubuntu Kook-Aid for a (n unspecified)
number of years.
Now I've returned /home
Welcome home.
preferring to use LXDE/Compiz.
Since you are releasing yourself from chains, do yourself a favor and
get rid of Compiz. If
Em 12-11-2011 17:57, Walter Hurry escreveu:
On Sat, 12 Nov 2011 15:13:49 -0500, Doug wrote:
I seem to recall that this Gnome3 and Unity first came from Ubuntu.
Unity did. GNOME3 has no origin in Ubuntu.
Yes, Unity is still using gtk2.
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Em 12-11-2011 15:51, Joe escreveu:
I wouldn't know, my two-year-old Gigabyte MB is apparently too old for
Gnome 3. According to the Gnome site:
'It is our primary focus to build a modern operating environment,
platform, and user experience. It doesn't make sense to target the
hardware of the pas
Em 19-10-2011 18:29, Karl Vogel escreveu:
On Tue, 18 Oct 2011 17:54:32 +0100, Lisi said:
L> I have just acquired a one T HDD for use as an external HDD. I now need
L> to decide how to partition it. [...] Would it be feasible to have one
L> large partition on the drive, and then use
Em 14-10-2011 11:13, lina escreveu:
On Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 9:18 PM, Camaleón wrote:
On Fri, 14 Oct 2011 15:45:55 +0800, lina wrote:
(lina, remember to disable html in your posts)
I did not realize it, until now I found the plain text, (hope this one works)
On Fri, Oct 14
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