Nethack seems to have the same sort of problem. Is this perhaps a
systematic error in debian's arrangement for games and other things
that have to save data of this sort, or is there something we're
missing? I seem to remember a big argument about where to keep
certain kinds of 'variable-config-
I assume if I execute mlockall and then later create a bunch of
threads, they come into existance without their memory locked into
RAM? Anyone know for sure?
Britton
Does anyone know of such a library? I tried to look at the 'at'
program for some functions to borrow, but the actual date parser
appears to be done with bison or some such beast which I don't know,
and I can't figure out what I would need from it exactly. Any ideas
greatly appreciated.
Britton
When I do C-x r m and type bison and return, I don't get anything
(neither error messages nor other stuff), but when I try to jump to
the bookmark I get
bison nonexistent. Relocate "bison"? (y or n)
If I choose to relocate it into the info page again, the problem
persists. Is there any way to
When I do
ncftp ftp.debian.org 2> error.log
error.log looks like:
Error: Unrecognized preference option "#".
Error: Unrecognized preference option "#".
Error: Unrecognized preference option "#".
Error: Unrecognized preference option "[EMAIL PROTECTED](none)".
Error: Unrecognized preference
I may be wrong about this, and it may not be at all helpful, but I
think smail and sendmail are really the sSmail is invoked under a wide
variety of names, which serve to isolate some of its major uses:
receiving local mail, receiving remote mail, attempting delivery of
unde- livered mail and dis
> while surfing the content of the jameco catalog (received it this
> morning),i found a great deal on a VL-BUS graphic card,from the image,it
> look like a a number 9 unit with an S3 chip,it's listed at around 45 bucks
> for a 1 Mb combo (doesn't need more,i only have a 14 inch monitor),i'd
> lik
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