Ralph Katz wrote:
On 09/20/2006, Mike McCarty wrote:
$ look barnac
$ look twid
Mike:
How about that! Well, I'm running sarge.
~$ look barnac
barnacle
barnacle's
barnacles
~$ look twid
twiddle
twiddled
twiddles
twiddling
Looking to why I get different results, perhaps this can help you d
On 09/20/2006, Mike McCarty wrote:
> $ look barnac
> $ look twid
Mike:
How about that! Well, I'm running sarge.
~$ look barnac
barnacle
barnacle's
barnacles
~$ look twid
twiddle
twiddled
twiddles
twiddling
Looking to why I get different results, perhaps this can help you debug:
~$ ls -l /usr
Ralph Katz wrote:
On 09/20/2006, Mike McCarty wrote:
Ralph Katz wrote:
On 09/20/2006, Timothy Musson wrote:
The GNOME dictionary's really nice, but it's sometimes handy to
have a quick dictionary on the command line, too.
If you're only checking spelling, the "look" command is fast:
On 09/20/2006, Mike McCarty wrote:
> Ralph Katz wrote:
>> On 09/20/2006, Timothy Musson wrote:
>>
>>
>>> The GNOME dictionary's really nice, but it's sometimes handy to
>>> have a quick dictionary on the command line, too.
>>
>>
>> If you're only checking spelling, the "look" command is fast:
>>
>
Ralph Katz wrote:
On 09/20/2006, Timothy Musson wrote:
The GNOME dictionary's really nice, but it's sometimes handy to
have a quick dictionary on the command line, too.
If you're only checking spelling, the "look" command is fast:
$ look string
Just off the top of my head...
$ look teas
On 09/20/2006, Timothy Musson wrote:
> The GNOME dictionary's really nice, but it's sometimes handy to
> have a quick dictionary on the command line, too.
If you're only checking spelling, the "look" command is fast:
$ look string
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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' and 'dict-gcide'. Then, in the GNOME
> > dictionary's pre
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' and 'dict-gcide'. Then, in the GNOME dictionary's
> preferences dialog, set the Server to '
Russell L. Harris wrote:
> Prior to installing Etch, the Gnome desktop dictionary displayed in a
> side panel a list of words which previously had been looked up. This
> always-visible list was very convenient. But in Etch with Gnome, the
> dictionary provided by the "add to panel" menu lacks thi
Prior to installing Etch, the Gnome desktop dictionary displayed in a
side panel a list of words which previously had been looked up. This
always-visible list was very convenient. But in Etch with Gnome, the
dictionary provided by the "add to panel" menu lacks this feature; the
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