I had a problem with laptop resume. I'm running a Toshiba 440CDT laptop,
with 16M ram and a 800x600 24-bit deep display. I have it set up to suspend
when the cover is closed and resume when it is opened. When I am running
"apmd", I am subject to resume failures - you have to cold-boot the OS and
ch
I have restalled debian 1.3. When I boot it, I found the following
errors after the PPP copyright mesg.
SIOCIFADDR no such device
SIOCIFNETMASK no such device
SIOCIFBRDADDR no such device
Also, when I reboot the computer, I always get the following error.
no /usr/bin/X11/xfs found; non ki
nearly impossible to have both libc5 & libc6 version of the same package
unless everyone have 2 (1 libc5, 1 libc6) systems.
Udjat the BitMeister... wrote:
>
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
>
> On Wed, 24 Sep 1997, Lawrence wrote:
>
> > you can always download and install newer packages fro
I added the line:
append = "ether=0,320,eth1"
to my /etc/lilo.conf, but it didn't do any good. it still only detects the
first etehrnet card, located at 300.
Both cards are NE2000 clones. one is at 300, the other at 320.
Also, is there a netconfig script in debian? I can't find such a beast.
Hi,
Lawrence wrote:
>
> I have restalled debian 1.3. When I boot it, I found the following
> errors after the PPP copyright mesg.
> SIOCIFADDR no such device
> SIOCIFNETMASK no such device
> SIOCIFBRDADDR no such device
>
> Also, when I reboot the computer, I always get the following err
On Wed, 24 Sep 1997, Lawrence wrote:
> I have restalled debian 1.3. When I boot it, I found the following
> errors after the PPP copyright mesg.
> SIOCIFADDR no such device
> SIOCIFNETMASK no such device
> SIOCIFBRDADDR no such device
I see these too. I don't think it's anything to worry a
On Wed, 24 Sep 1997, Lawrence wrote:
> nearly impossible to have both libc5 & libc6 version of the same package
> unless everyone have 2 (1 libc5, 1 libc6) systems.
Hmmm, I seem to have both libc4 and libc5 on my 1.3.1. dpkg -l libc*
shows:
ii libc4 4.6.27-15 The Linux C library
I just set up smail and elm on my pc so that I can write my e-mail
from my pc and send it directry from my pc to anybody anywhere. This
is very convenient but I have some problems.
1)my e-mail address is [EMAIL PROTECTED] but my local pc's log-in
name is jimmy. So when I send my e-mail from my
>
>
> I just set up smail and elm on my pc so that I can write my e-mail
> from my pc and send it directry from my pc to anybody anywhere. This
> is very convenient but I have some problems.
> 1)my e-mail address is [EMAIL PROTECTED] but my local pc's log-in
> name is jimmy. So when I send my
On Tue, 23 Sep 1997 15:08:27 MDT Al Youngwerth ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
> Here's what I want to do:
>
> Have restricted ftp access for users (chroot to their home directory).
>
> Allow certain users to be webmasters, these users should have a link in
> their home directory to a common direct
Netscape navigator (not communicator) has been generating the following
errors lately, printed to the console:
/usr/lib/libgnumalloc.so.5: undefined symbol: __default_morecore_init
Netscape: Ignoring unsupported format code in mailcap file: %{
sh: error in loading shared libraries
/usr/lib/libgnu
On Tue, 23 Sep 1997, Bob Nielsen wrote:
> On Wed, 24 Sep 1997, Lawrence wrote:
>
> > nearly impossible to have both libc5 & libc6 version of the same package
> > unless everyone have 2 (1 libc5, 1 libc6) systems.
>
> Hmmm, I seem to have both libc4 and libc5 on my 1.3.1. dpkg -l libc*
> shows:
Hi,
No, you can have libc4, libc5, and libc6 on the machine
simultaneously. These are just run time shared libraries, and do not
interfere with each other. There should be only one -dev package at
one time.
Do not remove libc4 until you are sure there is not program on
your m
On 23-Sep-97 Lukas Eppler wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Please tell me: Does stable mean not-changing or not-segfaulting?
I do not think stable was ment to be static. It was ment to mean tested and
known to work on a good many systems and even probably yours while unstable
means that it might or might not work
Hi,
Well the subject says gtk, so why am I posting to debian-user? I think this
might be just on my system which is debian 1.3.1 with xlib6_3.3-3,
xlib6-dev_3.3-3, libc6 and libc5. I checked gtk mailing list archive and didn't
find any similar problems.
Anyhow, when I try to compile gtk, I get th
I have been monitoring the debian developers mailing list via Usenet and some
things are showing up that at first disturbed me. Now that I have had a little
time to think about it, it appears that there needs to be some kind of period
of reflection on what Debian (in particular) and Linux (in gen
Ok, let's see if I can describe my problem in a little more detail.
I have a debian 1.3.1 system with two ethernet cards on it. Booting up
into DOS, the two cards are:
1) IRQ 9, IO 300, BNC
2) IRQ 5, IO 320, 10bT
They are both NE2000 cards.
Trying to define these using ifconfig I get errors
I guess this confuses me even more! Are libc4, libc5 and libc6 completely
independent of each other, or are they versions of something which began
as "libc". In either case, why would one want to compile for more than
one at a time? I take it they are neither upward nor downward compatible.
On
Admittdly, this has squat to do with Debian in particular, but I figure
someone on here would know.
I've currently got an NT server running Exchange 5, which serves as an
email host. It used to dialup to the net, deliver mail, hang up and
generally consume vast amounts of resources.
Theres now a
Could you create a mailertable like this:
your-domain.dom smtp:nt-machine.your-domain.dom
???
Or, if your NT machine is reachable from the internet, why not just set that
host as your MX for your-domain.dom so incoming mail goes to it in the first
place?
On 24-Sep-97 Dale Harrison wro
3 files in dir to install sources: *.diff.gz, *.orig.tar.gz and *.dsc
dpkg-source -x fails with:
"diff patches file whose dir does not appear in tarfile"
I could comment some lines in *.dsc for the dir specified in the
error message, but I don't
understand the formats. How does it work ? So
Hi,
As far as Debian is concerned, this is really simple. All the
lean mean student hackers have to do is mosey over to the work needed
document and take over packages that need work. If more people came
on the scene, adn proved reliable (lean, mean) developers, I'm sure
us old fogeys
Lawrence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[snip]
> xosview stalls once I execute either one of the above commands, it seems
> that xosview expects a non-anywhere source/destination.
I expect this would be because it wants to track both incoming and
outgoing packets separately. It shouldn't lock up t
I'm sorry to post this message so widely, but I suspect that enough
people have been affected that the distribution is worthwhile.
For the past couple of months, one of the machines that I have been
using to process my outgoing E-mail has been silently discarding my
messages as spam due to a mail
Hi,
> I have restalled debian 1.3.
I resemble that remark ;-)
Sorry, couldn't resist temptation.
Regards,
Dave Restall
mail/debian/970924.tx debian-user@lists.debian.org
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> 3 files in dir to install sources: *.diff.gz, *.orig.tar.gz and *.dsc
>
> dpkg-source -x fails with:
>
> "diff patches file whose dir does not appear in tarfile"
>
> I could comment some lines in *.dsc for the dir specified in the
> error message, but I don't
> understand the formats. How
[..]
> Hard linked directories are bad, it would taker longer than that to explain.
That's apity, cause I've been wanting to know why they are
bad for a long time. Do you have any reference where I can
search for an answer on that one?
> For maximum security in chrooted environments:
> o don't
Hi Mike!
I have faced the same problem but with 3Com cards. There is only one
solution for this problem: use 2 different network cards. There is
somekind of bug in debian, I think, because it just doesn't support 2 or
more same network cards sharing the same driver. It doesn't even allow
you to in
I found that both xinetd and inetd are running in my system. Does
xinetd conflicts inetd? Do I have to uninstall inetd?
Lawrence
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I installed netscape using the debian package, but when I start netscape I
receive:
bash-2.00# netscape
Netscape: Ignoring unsupported format code in mailcap file: %{
Netscape: Ignoring unsupported format code in mailcap file: %{
Netscape: Ignoring unsupported format code in mailcap file: %{
Nets
I have installed nn and receive my news via NNTP. However, it takes about 5
minutes to get my first page of news (slower than ms windows trumpet by
about 4 minutes!). Is this a function of nn. Should I be using another
newsreader?
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I installed the package "suck" and am looking for information about how to
set it up. Is there information other than the man page? If so, than
where? In general, where can I look for documentation under debian? For
instance, I know I can save news articles to folders in nn, but can not find
On 24 Sep 1997, Manoj Srivastava wrote:
> Any time, lean youngsters. But first, you have to volunteer.
well said!
(and i mean all of it, not just the one line i quoted)
craig
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temporary autonomous z
I'm trying to install Debian 1.3.1 to a PC that has a SMC 8416 ethernet
card. I've setup IRQs and other stuff correctly (AFAIK), but when I try
to install the kernel module (SMC Ultra and compatibles) I get an error
message:
"Ultra: Script not found" and something about CD-ROM (sym)links. I'm
ins
Mike Patterson wrote:
>
> Ok, let's see if I can describe my problem in a little more detail.
>
> I have a debian 1.3.1 system with two ethernet cards on it. Booting up
> into DOS, the two cards are:
>
> 1) IRQ 9, IO 300, BNC
> 2) IRQ 5, IO 320, 10bT
>
> They are both NE2000 cards.
>
> Trying
There is no conflict to use libc4/5/6 dynamic libraries, though you can
only have one libc-dev.
Bob Nielsen wrote:
>
> I guess this confuses me even more! Are libc4, libc5 and libc6 completely
> independent of each other, or are they versions of something which began
> as "libc". In either case
sorry, it should be "I have re-installed debian 1.3", my brain beating
faster than my fingers:)
Dave Restall wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> > I have restalled debian 1.3.
>
> I resemble that remark ;-)
>
> Sorry, couldn't resist temptation.
>
> Regards,
>
> Dave Restall
> mail/debian/970924.tx
David R Baker wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Lawrence wrote:
> >
> > I have restalled debian 1.3. When I boot it, I found the following
> > errors after the PPP copyright mesg.
> > SIOCIFADDR no such device
> > SIOCIFNETMASK no such device
> > SIOCIFBRDADDR no such device
> >
> > Also, when I reboot t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Richard Heestand) writes:
> I installed the package "suck" and am looking for information about how to
> set it up. Is there information other than the man page? If so, than
> where?
Look at the get-news script that comes with it. It automates the
whole thing. You must ha
> > Also, when I reboot the computer, I always get the following error.
> > no /usr/bin/X11/xfs found; non killed
> > I checked the path and the path is correct.
Then, who's wrong? it is a fresh install and I think it should be
configured properly, when I install xbase, it didn't ask me anythin
> > I have restalled debian 1.3. When I boot it, I found the following
> > errors after the PPP copyright mesg.
> > SIOCIFADDR no such device
> > SIOCIFNETMASK no such device
> > SIOCIFBRDADDR no such device
>
> I see these too. I don't think it's anything to worry about. It has to do
> wit
no, I am talking about libc?-dev? you can only have one libc?-dev in
your system.
Bob Nielsen wrote:
>
> On Wed, 24 Sep 1997, Lawrence wrote:
>
> > nearly impossible to have both libc5 & libc6 version of the same package
> > unless everyone have 2 (1 libc5, 1 libc6) systems.
>
> Hmmm, I seem t
Hi All ;)
Sorry to bother with such a basic question, but I am managing a
network in Brazil and I would like to be able to use accents. In order to
do so, I would like to use 'dead keys', but reading the HOWTOS and FAQS
helped enough for me not understanding what it meant... Coul
>AUUgh! Bug! Bug, I say! this should be reported.
>
>Earlier in the build process, the architecture is set so:
>architecture:=$(shell dpkg --print-architecture)
>
>What does dpkg --print-architecture show?
The following:
dpkg: unexpected output from `gcc --print-libgcc-file-name':
`/
On Sep 23, Bob Nielsen wrote
> I guess this confuses me even more! Are libc4, libc5 and libc6 completely
> independent of each other, or are they versions of something which began
> as "libc".
They are somewhat independent:
libc4 is the Linux C library for use with the a.out format of binaries.
If you know of a way to do this. Please let me know. I to am intrested.
Tony
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> From: Chad D. Zimmerman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Debian Users List
> Subject: Can nuke attacks be logged?
> Date: Tuesday, September 23, 1997 9:21 AM
>
>
> Just wondering if there is a way to log nuke
>
> Hi Mike!
>
> I have faced the same problem but with 3Com cards. There is only one
> solution for this problem: use 2 different network cards. There is
> somekind of bug in debian, I think, because it just doesn't support 2 or
> more same network cards sharing the same driver. It doesn't even
Mike Patterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok, let's see if I can describe my problem in a little more detail.
>
> I have a debian 1.3.1 system with two ethernet cards on it. Booting up
> into DOS, the two cards are:
>
> 1) IRQ 9, IO 300, BNC
> 2) IRQ 5, IO 320, 10bT
>
> They are both NE2000
Ralf Mueller wrote:
>
> Executing "dpkg --purge latex" caused an error message as follows:
> Begin -
> (Reading database ... 15186 files and directories currently installed.)
> Removing latex ...
> Removing latex format(s) using install-fmt-base(8)
> /var/lib/dpkg/info/late
On Tue, 23 Sep 1997, David Puryear wrote:
: make[2]: Entering directory `/usr/local/lib/gtk+970916/gtk'
: /libtool --mode=link gcc -g -O2 -DNDEBUG -Wall -o testgtk testgtk.o
: libgtk.la ../gdk/libgdk.la -L/usr/X11R6/lib ../glib/libglib.la -lm
: gcc -g -O2 -DNDEBUG -Wall -o _libs/testgtk tes
the same happend while i installed debian. But it loaded the module, and i
could continue. Try it, and if it canÄ't find the card after the first
reboot, you should make your own kernel with smc support included.
Jens
On Wed, 24 Sep 1997, Kaol-Säti3 Siipola Antti wrote:
>
>
Hi,
Hmmm. Well, do you have the correct version of cpp installed?
If things look good, try purging and re-installing both cpp and gcc;
paying attention to installation errors. (I do not understand what
went wrong here).
manoj
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i made the same with two smc-ultra's . I had to compile a own kernel with
smc-ultra included, and added the two cards in /etc/modules with io and
irq parameter. i also had co copy /etc/init.d/network to a second file,
edit the necessary parameters and add the call in /etc/init.d/boot
and it worked
Hi,
I'd like to thank all who has replied to my mail on mirror.
With the 'mirror -T' ran first, it did save me 450MB of downloading
time.
Many thanks again to all.
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NEC A
Hi,
After my linux harddrive crashed and unrecoverable. I've re-installed
Debian 1.3.1 on a new harddrive. I've managed to configure the
new drive to have similar setup that I had in my previous drive.
However, the innxmit in the get-news script always failed. I'd
like to know if som
> Hi Mike!
>
> I have faced the same problem but with 3Com cards. There is only one
> solution for this problem: use 2 different network cards. There is
> somekind of bug in debian, I think, because it just doesn't support 2 or
> more same network cards sharing the same driver. It doesn't even all
Which command/utility should I run to reconfigure network settings
(IP, hostname, gateway, etc ...) ?
Regards,
Marc
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If I remember correctly, you can do it using the install diskette. Skip the
parts about initializing filesystems, mount your already existing partitions
and select the option to configure the network, reboot, and you should be done.
Just DO NOT initialize the filesystems. That erases what you ha
On Wed, 24 Sep 1997, Peter Loje Hansen wrote:
[snip]
> On the router I would like to have the interfaces numbered from eth0 to eth3
> in the same way they are placed in the slots. So I reordered the append line
> accordingly, but then Linux found no cards at all! I was too lazy to split the
> m
Edit the file /etc/init.d/network and change the settings as needed. When
you exit and save, as root, just rerun the script by typing
"/etc/init.d/network" to enable the new settings.
Thanks,
Dennis
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Hi,
last night I finally went through the work to update my rex
system to bo. Everything went pretty smooth, except that X
doesn't start up anymore. It gives me this error:
Can't open default font "fixed"(or something very close to it)
Has someone had this problem before? I have no clue w
> I found that both xinetd and inetd are running in my system. Does
> xinetd conflicts inetd? Do I have to uninstall inetd?
>
> Lawrence
>
xinetd is replacement for inetd. Both have different conf files.
Teoretically you can run both for different services :)
When both have common services you
I encountered the same problem. Doing a
mkfontdir /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/*
seems to fix the problem for Xfree servers; it still doesn't work after
that for AcceleratedX though.
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>Mike Patterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Ok, let's see if I can describe my problem in a little more detail.
>>
>> I have a debian 1.3.1 system with two ethernet cards on it. Booting up
>> into DOS, the two cards are:
>>
>> 1) IRQ 9, IO 300, BNC
>> 2) IRQ 5, IO 320, 10bT
>>
>> They are
In order to use PPCHTeX i have to recompile teTeX with a parameter
stack of 200 instead of 60 in the file:
.../tetex-bin-0.4pl6/kpse-2.6/web2c/tex/tex.ch
But what do I do now? Edit all the other files as said in the README
and INSTALL and do a make world? Or is there a way to compile a
debian sour
Paul Serice wrote:
>
> I've been doing some upgrading, and managed to break Java support.
> It dumps core even if you just ask it to print the version.
It wasn't a Debian problem.
Paul Serice
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On Wed, 24 Sep 1997, Richard Heestand wrote:
> I have installed nn and receive my news via NNTP. However, it takes about 5
> minutes to get my first page of news (slower than ms windows trumpet by
> about 4 minutes!). Is this a function of nn. Should I be using another
> newsreader?
>
What
>From everything I've read in the HOWTO and in the mini-HOWTO and in
the Motif HOWTO and the Netscape FAQ section on this, everyone seems
to have trouble getting BackSpace to work properly with Netscape.
I have just the opposite problem: Delete doesn't work.
When I run "xprop -root | fgrep BINDI
> Please tell me: Does stable mean not-changing or not-segfaulting?
For the most part, it means "non-changing". While it would be nice to
fix each package with a problem, doing so always runs the risk of breaking
other packages on the system. Verifying the integrity of the system as a
whole is f
Hi,
>>"Stef" == Stef Hoesli Wiederwald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Stef> But what do I do now? Edit all the other files as said in the
Stef> README and INSTALL and do a make world? Or is there a way to
Stef> compile a debian source package with dpkg?
Get the Debian source package. This in
On Wed, 24 Sep 1997, Lawrence wrote:
> > > Also, when I reboot the computer, I always get the following error.
> > > no /usr/bin/X11/xfs found; non killed
> > > I checked the path and the path is correct.
>
> Then, who's wrong? it is a fresh install and I think it should be
> configured proper
On Wed, 24 Sep 1997, Lawrence wrote:
> > > I have restalled debian 1.3. When I boot it, I found the following
> > > errors after the PPP copyright mesg.
> > > SIOCIFADDR no such device
> > > SIOCIFNETMASK no such device
> > > SIOCIFBRDADDR no such device
> >
> > I see these too. I don't th
Hi,
I installed a version (3.1) of StarrOficce (ENGLISH) -- but
when I click on Spell check button -- it does not do anything.
Do I need to configure somehow ispell package -- or it is just
a problem with StarOffice?
Thanks in advance,
Vladislav
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Paulo Almeida <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi Mike!
>
> I have faced the same problem but with 3Com cards. There is only one
> solution for this problem: use 2 different network cards.
Here, some people configured two NE2000 in a same box.
They just put append="ether=10,0x320,eth1" in lilo.con
--- Alair Pereira do Lago wrote:
Perhaps, the driver must be compiled inside the kernel, since some drivers
have their parameters analised in boot time but not in loading module time.
If there is some PNP card, you may have problems.
--- end of quote ---
I think you can put the parameters in the
Remco Blaakmeer wrote:
...
> Have you tried this one? Works for me (dpkg-ftp 1.4.9).
I think so [1]. It works now, thanks.
[1] What happened is new Packages.* files made it crosslink before
packages themselves did. So, I was getting heaps of "no such file OR
directory" messages during install
> The leaders of the various linux projects (including Linus himself) are
> growing
> into a world different than the one they were in when they built what we now
> call the linux community. They have famillies, jobs, homes.
I think you'll find that the *majority* of early Linux developers a
Dale Scheetz wrote:
>
> On Wed, 24 Sep 1997, Lawrence wrote:
>
> > > > I have restalled debian 1.3. When I boot it, I found the following
> > > > errors after the PPP copyright mesg.
> > > > SIOCIFADDR no such device
> > > > SIOCIFNETMASK no such device
> > > > SIOCIFBRDADDR no such device
The other places to try (that I know of) are 'info suck' (which might just
give you the manpage) and in /usr/doc (look for an appropriate
subdirectory).
This post brings up a mild gripe I have with Linux/Unix/GNU/Debian/
whoever-may-by-responsible. Why do we have to have all these? Especially
On Tue, 23 Sep 1997 08:44:49 -0400, Jason Costomiris wrote:
>On Tue, Sep 23, 1997 at 07:41:52AM -0500, Dave Cinege wrote:
>: >[1] A studly enough box to support 48 modems.
>:
>: Depends on dump or smart serial board. Smart, 486 66 should be
comfortable,
>: dumb, pentium class...maybe 100. 16MB
On Wed, 24 Sep 1997 01:23:03 +1000, Lawrence wrote:
>Anyone knows the default serail port speed? It is 38,400bps? Which
>file responsible for this setting? I want to increase it to 115,200bps.
38.4K, yes, /etc/rc.boot/0setserial, use the spd_vhi option.
On Tue, 23 Sep 1997 18:48:48 -0600, Mike Patterson wrote:
>
>I added the line:
>append = "ether=0,320,eth1"
Try telling it the IRQ. Maybe they are too 'close'. Move it to a higher IO port.
-
http://www.psychosis.com/emc/
On Wed, 24 Sep 1997 11:06:17 +, Paulo Almeida wrote:
>Hi Mike!
>
>I have faced the same problem but with 3Com cards. There is only one
>solution for this problem: use 2 different network cards. There is
>somekind of bug in debian, I think, because it just doesn't support 2 or
>more same networ
Paul Serice wrote:
> Do people really have Netscape backspacing and deleting like a champ?
Yes.
> If so, how can I train my copy to be a contender?
I simply followed the instructions in /usr/doc/HOWTO/mini/Key-Setup.gz, and
got all my programs to handle bs and del properly.
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On Wed, 24 Sep 1997, Vladislav Papayan x285 wrote:
> Hi,
> I installed a version (3.1) of StarrOficce (ENGLISH) -- but
> when I click on Spell check button -- it does not do anything.
> Do I need to configure somehow ispell package -- or it is just
> a problem with StarOffice?
>
>
> Thanks in ad
Lawrence wrote:
>
> David R Baker wrote:
> >
snip
> It is a fresh 1.3.1 install and I found that the xfs is called by rc*.d,
> I am not using xdm, is it the cause of the problem?
>
I also did a fresh install of 1.3.1 and do not use xdm (old computer,
one of the things I like about X is it's opti
Joey Hess wrote:
>
> Paul Serice wrote:
> > Do people really have Netscape backspacing and deleting like a champ?
>
> Yes.
>
> > If so, how can I train my copy to be a contender?
>
> I simply followed the instructions in /usr/doc/HOWTO/mini/Key-Setup.gz, and
> got all my programs to handle bs a
Paul Serice wrote:
> As you've gotten your to work, would you mind answering a question?
>
> When you run xkeycaps, for the delete key, do you get something that
> looks like this:
>
>KeyCode: Delete 0x6B 107 0153
>KeySym:Delete
>ASCII: ^? 0x7F 127 0177
Yes, I get ex
On 24-Sep-97 Remco van de Meent wrote:
Does it detect X11 during execution of the configure-script?
How do I tell?
I'm using about the same configuration as you described, and didn't have
any
problems at all compiling gtk+970916.
In gtk+.xconfig, which I think is c
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