Re: Вопрос

Gorev wrote: > На форуме поддержки не смог подобрать кодировку для отображения > кириллицы. Подскажите, пожалуйста прямую ссылку на iso образ. Все > пояснения на сайте не прояснили, что на каком образе находится. Нужен > вариант для офиса. Во-первых нигде не сказано, есть ли русская > локализация

Re: problem searching packages

Bernard wrote: > With RedHat "rpm", I could find very easily > whether a package was installed or not, what was the version number etc.. > With Debian, I have not yet found the way to go [...] > > #apt-cache search package_name > > gives me some information on said package, but not the version nu

Re: Laptop Recommendations?

Hugo Vanwoerkom wrote: > Andrew Sackville-West wrote: > >more and more I think I should be building and selling > >debian-installed computers... > But would they sell ;- (Sorry if I got the quotes messed up: I'm in a hurry, and folks suck at quoting ;) I for one would be interested in a supplie

Re: new podcast with stallman, allison and waugh

Jonathan Roberts wrote: > Just released a new podcast. The first episode has Richard Stallman, > Jeremy Allison and Jeff Waugh all answering questions from the community > in a panel format. It's a really interesting listen in my opinion and > covers a good range of topics! > the url is http://

Re: launcher for terminal ap

Mark Grieveson wrote: > >Hi Mark. You might be interested in the gmessage package. [...] It > >includes an example script called gxdict, which acts as quick GUI for > >dict. You'll find gxdict under /usr/share/doc/gmessage/examples/ > Thanks Tim. That sounds interesting. I'll check it out. You

Re: launcher for terminal ap

Mark Grieveson wrote: > The laptop will not be connected to the internet [...] > I tried opendict, but I find it's slow on this laptop (I'm using xfce4, > with neither Gnome nor KDE). opendict is a large program using python, > and runs very slowly. I discovered dict, a terminal application,

Re: dictionary packages for Gnome desktop

Russell L. Harris wrote: > Timothy Musson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Russell L. Harris wrote: > >> And is there a "local" dictionary which can be installed on a > >> machine which does not have Internet access? > > Yes. Install 'dictd&

Re: dictionary packages for Gnome desktop

the following line to /etc/default/dictd: DICTD_ARGS="$DICTD_ARGS --listen-to=127.0.0.1" Hope that helps, Tim -- Timothy Musson member.fsf.org -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Missing "File Types and Programs" capplet from capplets package in Sarge?

a default. It's a lot nicer than the old system, IMO :) In case that's not what you're after, how about: Applications > Desktop Preferences > Advanced > Preferred Applications -- Timothy Musson [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Why display the entire window contents when moving it?

gconftool-2 --set /apps/metacity/general/reduced_resources \ --type=bool true If you have GNOME's gconf-editor installed, it'll let you do the same thing. (See: Applications -> System Tools -> Configuration Editor.) -- Timothy Musson [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To UNSUBS

Re: weird characters not quite fixed (was: Re: weird characters FIXED)

environment 4) apt-get install console-terminus 5) vi /etc/console-tools/config SCREEN_FONT=ter-v16b.psf Switch to the unicode console font with: unicode_start consolechars -f ter-v16b.psf Or back to Debian's default: consolechars -f lat0-sun16 Hope that's some help... -- Timo