interesting ways (and
take down X once, but that's not relevant).
Care to detail what files to swipe, and where to swipe 'em from, and where
to put them?
Or just a pointer to TFM. ^_^
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together (what the MPEG has to look like, and so on), start here:
http://www.dvdrhelp.com/vcd.htm
It's Windows-centric, but look past that and there's a wealth of
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the marilatt w32codec debs...dunno.
What "QT stuff" is necessary?
> This answer your question??
No... I know quite well how to get mplayer itself to work, I just can't get
audio in QuickTime.
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taking *in* raw video and doing something with it, but not so
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having security updates. Are you volunteering?
Someone else running testing in a production environment.
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I don't know for sure what class name rxvt actually uses, but a preusal of
the documentation will tell you.
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ly... go to another VT, log in as root, and type:
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You can look at the man page for shutdown to learn all the other neat
things it has to offer.
IMHO your box is broken somewhere if Ctrl-Alt-Del *ever* works to reboot
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thinks is black, not a real black.
Since you use rxvt, I'd look at whether or not the two machines have the
same resources defined.
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On Mon, Mar 17, 2003 at 06:15:16PM -0700, Bill Webster wrote:
> How can I get a second screen saver to run on display :1?
Just use xscreensaver. It occupies all displays on the X server you run it
on... in fact, you can't make it NOT do that. :)
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t-resize.patch from http://shh.thathost.com/patches/
* added wheelmouse.patch from
http://www.coara.or.jp/~sudakyo/DAS_Works/Graphic/
* added dirwkey.patch from
http://www.coara.or.jp/~sudakyo/DAS_Works/Graphic/
* added printkey.patch from
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bution.
Don't they teach people how to read any more?
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es-style installer done for the next release.
Gods, whyinhell would you need X in order to install a distribution?
That's just silly.
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to be accepted as a given that Joe Moron needs to know how to build a
computer in order to use one.
The idea that operating systems are consumer products is the ultimate
Microsoft-ism and, I think, has led to a lot of their problems.
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Ain't using a PC keyboard to emulate a VT220 *fun*?
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o idea whatsoever if that script still exists if you're using the
module-init-tools package to support 2.6.x, nor do I care. I'm not about
to run 2.6, nor will I until there's some demonstrated advantage in it.
Your mileage may vary.
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got around to telling the CPU, it wasn't there any
more. IRQ7 is the lowest priority interrupt, and that's where the service
routine ends up.
It's harmless.
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> Anyone else experience this, or is it just me?
See recent BTS entries for fontconfig.
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t's
idiot-level speak. The hardware had an interrupt asserted, but it's not
there any more by the time the logic tried to route it. Remember, chained
8259's.
So it fell to the bottom of the logic.
The kernel, on the other hand, is sitting there saying "huh, there was no
interru
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;, or the "I'm clueless and
didn't notice that fontconfig segfaulted during its postinst problem".
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relevant.
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fetchmail daemonized.
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ll meant to drive the older CD-ROM drives on
proprietary interfaces.
I suspect what's more likely is that you have your drive on some interface
that the install kernel doesn't recognize, such as an add-on PCI
controller.
How is this drive interfaced?
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evaluate whether or not
anyone ELSE might have had a problem before allowing something from
unstable to update?
Yeah, right...
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r kernel source
tree?
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ale is "en_US.UTF8", you could always try
spelling it properly.
rei $ locale -a | grep US
en_US
en_US.iso88591
en_US.iso885915
en_US.utf8
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package, and that's what it's still
doing. Where does your root menu expect to find the Debian menu?
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| 'OK'
This is hardly a "Debian way of doing things"... unless you want to claim
that Debian controls XFree or something.
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e . . . .
As root, run update-menus, note whatever errors it spits out, correct them,
rinse, repeat.
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with a subj
t; I've tried editing the ~/.gtkrc ~/.gtkrc-2.0.
I love clueless statements like this. So you "edited" them, huh? What did
you do, add "MAKE MY SCREEN BRIGHTER!" to the two of them?
Yes, yes, I'm so mean. Well, what do you expect to be made of a statement
like that?
're loading the dri
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> [drm:drm_init] *ERROR* Cannot initialize the agpgart module.
Well gee, now you know why DRI doesn't work. Provide support for your
GART.
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> After a sid upgrade the font is larger than I would like.
See bug #218585.
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n't finding that
> right now. Oh, maybe it's because I'm using Xinerama.
Correct. No DRI on second head, means no acceleration on second head. If
you use Xinerama then you're not going to get acceleration on either head.
If you're getting only 200 fps in gl
-using applications will happily
use it as well. It's the Xft2 applications you're going to have a problem
with.
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his, I dunno what ATi
does), then you only get accelerated OGL on the primary head. Effects on
the second head vary from simply being unaccelerated, to windows that
render properly on the primary head being empty black rectangles on the
second head.
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fficial package 'fireflies' is flawed. This is not Debian's fault.
Remove it. It is not the responsibility of an official package to attempt
to avoid conflicts with some hacked up unofficial package.
Why you think you need to use localepurge, I have no idea at all.
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Well, not -20.2, as I built that locally to avoid #202673. The prior
version is actually -20.1...
It's all in the BTS.
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hich XML requires you to escape), but other than
that, it does the job. I attach it here, because it's only a few lines.
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#
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On Thu, Nov 13, 2003 at 11:05:52AM +0100, martin f krafft wrote:
> also sprach Marc Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003.11.13.0439 +0100]:
> > Unstable's current a2ps is (a) broken wrt paper sizes, (b) is currently
> > without libpaper support. You need to downgrade
l disc images you are using regarding whether
it is possible to use their product to install from.
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now... I never had that problem with it. My default printer isn't
lp, though... I set $PRINTER in ~/.bashrc:
rei $ grep PRINTER .bashrc
export MOZ_PRINTER_NAME=select360
export PRINTER=select360
That shouldn't mean anything to a2ps, though... only to lpr.
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y do they use the run-out area,
but the spiral is tighter.
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erburn no
matter what you do, one of the LiteOn's doesn't care and just does whatever
you tell it, and the other LiteOn has the CUE sheet thing. Frustrating.
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The GTK2 binary works (if you just yank a copy of it out of the deb), but
it doesn't seem to be installable because the main deb produces this error.
It's real pretty, though. ^_^
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Here's a procmail solution for you:
# Debian lists ...
:0:
* ^X-Mailing-List: .*[<].*@lists\.debian\.org[>]
* ^X-Mailing-List: .*[<] *\/[^ ][^@]*
$MATCH
That'll filter mail from *any* Debian list. You don't have to modify it
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> What is the meaning of this message which flashes by during boot up?
> What should be done about it?
It's generated by hotplug... it can be ignored. Look through hotplug's
init script.
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using doesn't include the proper glyphs.
set ascii_chars <-- will fix it
All in the handy manual, available by pressing F1.
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direct resource changes to the xterm you're running it in.
Take a look at the attached... perhaps it does what you want.
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You should be.
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was never in Debian, it was
in non-free. It had bugs, they were non-fixable, it went away.
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;m aware that there's a patch to the free cdrecord that adds DVD
support for a subset of drives.
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supports a limited subset of drives.
Now, if what you're ACTUALLY trying to do is author a DVD-Video disc, the
two processes are separate. You create a filesystem, and then you write
that filesystem to a disc, with one of these tools.
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#!/bin/sh
CDR_SECURITY=
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This is the recommended method in the readme.
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t;
> What do you think?
I think you've got things confused between mutt and the xterm it's running
in and who has control of and who's listening to the mouse. I think you've
reconfigured the default keybindings in mutt such that the arrow keys do
not scroll single lines in
ut I needed a working server, so I quit.
And yes, I should have filed a bug. Should have done a lot of things the
last couple of weeks. Work comes first, though.
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forgotten it was there. It's not him
who's changed the defaults, it's me.
/me puts on the dunce cap. Apologies.
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ecord.
Pfui.
Use cdw. It's a curses app.
(why the OP stated that a GUI app was better for occasional use boggles the
mind)
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> I noticed a nice little backup action occuring in /var/backups.
> What script does this? and is it configurable?
/etc/cron.daily/standard
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s app-defaults file to be sure.
If you're running xterm using anti-aliased fonts, then it could be using
anything available to Xft1, which is pretty much, again, any XLFD.
You've got standard X fonts, you've got Xft1-rendered fonts, and you've got
Xft2-rendered fonts.
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On Mon, Sep 15, 2003 at 03:58:12PM -0500, wsykes.lists wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a good internal or external DVD RW drive i could use
> with Debian?
The Panasonic drives are always a good bet. I have a A05 in my main box
with no problems.
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user doesn't have one, then it uses the system one.
The x-window-manager alternative is a fallback, and fails miserably at
usability the moment there's more than one person using the box.
Plus, you have to be root to modify the alternative.
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be no reason
to need to define anything yourself.
A properly configured interfaces file is all you should need.
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o this is OK
if [ -f ~/.bashrc ]; then
source ~/.bashrc
fi
Seems to do the job.
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accepted.
So... either you build a GTK1/Motif/xaw vesion of the package, you build it
from sources yourself, or you find a font that's both known to fontconfig
and that you can live with.
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> Is cdparanoia not compatible with ide-scsi for some reason? (why?)
Works fine here... I have four optical drives in this box, all controlled
by ide-scsi, and cdparanoia will rip from any or all of them.
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Not that I recommend DeadRat to anyone, but Joe User isn't going to be
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On Mon, Sep 29, 2003 at 11:31:00AM -0400, Matt Price wrote:
> anyone know if it's possible to launch an external program from mc?
Certainly. Command Menu >> Edit Extension File
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xample).
In xterm, this is easily done with a couple of resource settings.
For gvim, of course, you can use any hex triplet as a color.
In the console, I think you're stuck. :(
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, after all...
Anyway:
-ac = an Alan Cox kernel, usually numbered
-preN = a pre-release kernel, #N in a series
-bkN= a BitKeeper snapshot, #N in a series
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window manager?
Assuming you want metacity (shudder) for the window manager, 'man metacity'
will tell you what you need to know.
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hat it had to do in order to achieve a
solution. Then it resisted attempts to break it.
The only safe thing to try is to take it directly to unstable, and I'd
imagine that, depending on your package mix, that might not work either.
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apt-listchanges so that you, as well, can pay attention to it?
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The fact that metacity registers an alternative for x-window-manager is a
bonus, not a requirement. The fact that newbies are told that
x-window-manager is the way to control what window manager they're using is
unfortunate.
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for my libXft.so.2 linked programs much?
I believe Debian's libfreetype has the interpreter enabled, although this
has gone back and forth several times.
> - Or, is one of the problems the fonts selected in the PDF file just are
> not that great?
Ah, got it in one.
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On Mon, Oct 13, 2003 at 12:12:41PM -0700, Vineet Kumar wrote:
> Please see the advocacy howto and the output of "dict troll".
No offense, but most of the "advocates" should be shot. Have you never
read COLA? Or slashcrap?
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us is terminated properly and if at all
possible don't have the 2940 handle it at all.
And before you ask, yes it's entirely possible that even a screwed-up SCSI
bus would work well enough for the host adapter to identify the drive, but
still not be able to actually use it.
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1.0 doesn't know what one is. You
have to use nVidia's binary-only driver.
I believe there is support in 4.2.x, though:
[09:04][pts/8][drivers]
$ strings nv_drv.o | grep "GeForce4 MX"
GeForce4 MX 420
GeForce4 MX 440
GeForce4 MX 460
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t;unknown". Certainly they are scancodes not
assigned to anything... but if they're generated, they must by definition
be "known".
> and cause problems.
Nonsense. Toss him back and find a better quality of friend. If you want
to use them, take a look at xmodmap or the hotke
troit).
Although I suppose for something like a SCSI adapter, you could then unload
and reload the module to get devices re-detected or something.
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on to when it updates. It might surprise
you.
All it really means is that you need to know what your applications expect.
That, or stick to Gnome/KDE, where the same standards enforcement is going
on.
Just my opinion.
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e effect that it cannot find the
'fixed' font. This is a FAQ. Refer to the X FAQ in the xfree86-common
package.
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On Sun, Oct 13, 2002 at 01:21:02PM -0700, Kenward Vaughan wrote:
> Mine doesn't even bother asking. I keep a backup of the good file on hand.
It doesn't ask because you've told it once that you want it to manage it.
If you don't want it destroying it, change that.
s.
> The drive is $40 cheaper then the 40x Plextor. I really don't care to
> waste my money.
Plextor is *never* a waste of money. And now I understand they're planning
on getting back into SCSI...
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On Sat, Oct 19, 2002 at 10:15:52AM +0200, Ing. Vladimir M. Kerka wrote:
> apt-get -f install
> Vlada
How is this going to help him, when what he has is a missing package? Why
does everyone automatically offer this, like it fixes anything and
everything?
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On Mon, Oct 21, 2002 at 07:36:44PM -0700, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
> Personally I prefer the two distinct monitors over xinerama though.
I knew we'd bring you to sanity sooner or later. :)
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nately this is the only
> thing which is working fine... Has anyone else noticed this problem?
That's because you've downgraded to a libc6 that has the symbol.
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s all of what you want, save parts
of #1. It takes Blackbox and extends it to add stuff like support for AA,
customizable buttons, and more orthagonal style element support.
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FreeDOS. It's come a LONG way in the last couple of years. I just
wish Sourcer would behave properly.
This is not to run down your HOWTO. It works. Follow it, and you have a
guaranteed working dosemu.
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7;t even remember the last time something broke this badly...
How quickly people forget the last PAM breakage...
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, or the latest-packaged Debian (3.10a-26) is still out there on the
'net. I saved the doc package and the binary in my archives in case I ever
needed it again... someday I'll scrounge up the source deb and build it
against xlibs instead of xlib6g. :)
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