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On Nov 24 2004, Anthony Campbell wrote:
> I've always liked magicfilter.
Add me to the list of such users. I've been using magicfilter for years and
printing has not been a problem since then (when I used to run ghostscript
manually with many options just to print my LaTeX papers to my advisor).
On Nov 25 2004, Anthony Campbell wrote:
> On 25 Nov 2004, Rogério Brito wrote:
> > And while I am at it, it seems that this maintainer is a little bit
> > unresponsive, since the other bug that I filed had the same destination,
> > apparently (/dev/null):
> >
> &g
On Nov 28 2004, s. keeling wrote:
> Change the fs type in /etc/fstab to "auto":
>
> #
> /dev/fd0 /floppy auto defaults,user,noauto 0 0
>
I guess that the now-recommended mount point for floppies is under the
/media directory, as in /
ve msmtp installed
just in case my stupid ISP has problems relaying my e-mail (I can, then,
use other accounts for relaying with non-standard ports and encryption
enabled).
If one does not want a full MTA installed, I'd say that msmtp is the way to
go. Quite impressed by its versatility.
Hope t
On Nov 29 2004, Jim Hall wrote:
> Rogério Brito wrote:
> >I guess that the now-recommended mount point for floppies is under the
> >/media directory, as in /media/floppy, /media/cdrom etc.
>
> /media/foodrive is correct. The mount point isn't the problem.
As you can s
my desktop for
ripping my collection of CDs.
Anyway, I just hope that we soon have a Desktop-agnostic version of iTunes
for Linux (I use fluxbox on an old machine with low RAM). I want to be DFSG
as much as I can.
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On Nov 30 2004, Juergen Neumann wrote:
> All my mozilla-based browsers crash on some sides. I have no clew how
> this could happen.
Which sites are you visiting? If you cited some sites, then perhaps others
could try to see if they also see the same symptoms and file bugs on
mozilla.
I'm currentl
odest needs,
instead of those that need a full MTA (which, in my case, is qmail plus
some patches).
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On Nov 30 2004, Sam Watkins wrote:
> I don't think mutt can do its own mail delivery.
> Apparently msmtp is designed precisely for this purpose.
>
> You can put an msmtp binary in your home directory and put
> something like this in .muttrc:
>
> set sendmail="/home/someone/bin/msmtp"
I tend be
tter with laptop-mode? I'm thinking of using
laptop-mode even for my i386 Desktop (since I can't stand the noise of its
HD).
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On Nov 30 2004, Mark D. Hansen wrote:
> How to I get these scripts to run when I login via X ??
Just put whatever you want in ~/.xsession.
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getting some more RAM would make
this issue go away (perhaps with truly high commit intervals, like, say,
one hour -- I would have to experiment to see if I can take such risks).
Nice that you pointed out about the start/stop cycles, though.
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bug count will drop and the maintainers will give up maintaining their
packages, leaving room for some new blood.
And, most important of all, keeping up the quality of Debian.
Rantingly yours, Rogério Brito.
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't have a nice
gui, but I think that it tells which programs are currently using the
memory and also which libraries are being used at a given time.
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On Dec 01 2004, s. keeling wrote:
> A couple of them have replied to mine, mentioning that woody's old as
> dirt, and they're up to their eyeballs trying to bring sarge to
> stable. 'Sounds like a fairly reasonable excuse to me. I don't
> begrudge them that.
But the fact is that I *am* using tes
I think that the following e-mail was meant to be sent to the list:
On Nov 30 2004, james derry wrote:
> bringing up the homepage of www.msnbc.msn.com crashed my mozilla on linux
> and firefox on windows yesterday mid-afternoon.
Worked fine for me, but then, that is a dynamic page, and we might h
On Dec 04 2004, Jim McCarthy wrote:
> Stephen Patterson writes:
> > I find my regular terminal font (7x13) to be good ...
>
> Or if Antonio is looking for something larger, try 9x15 or 9x15bold ...
I think that on higher resolution devices, 10x20 is the minimum that my
eyes can see without too mu
On Dec 04 2004, Ray Kong wrote:
> I did "dvips -Ppdf", so I ran "texconfig" to configure dvips to use
> 300dpi on printer "pdf", then the problem went away.
I'd think that the ljfour option would allow one to easily use 600dpi
without any problems.
Is your intent creating PDF files? If it is, the
ia-player and is currently
available in sarge.
Hope this helps a tiny bit, Rogério Brito.
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> Apart from anything else, 1280x960 should work faster than 1280x1024:
> less to redraw for each screen refresh!
For that very reason I'm using 1280x960 at 86Hz of refresh rate for quite
some time (thanks to the Colas Modeline Generator [*] for generating good
mo
On Dec 11 2004, Andrew Schulman wrote:
> $ cdrecord dev=ATAPI:/dev/dvd -prcap
Please, bear in mind that I don't have a DVD burner.
Anyway, if I am not mistaken remembering what Jens Axboe said, you should
use dev=/dev/dvd instead of dev=ATAPI:/dev/dvd to access your drive.
This is the way that I'
On Dec 14 2004, Michael Satterwhite wrote:
> Unfortunately, mdir isn't that well supported in other packages. Does
> anyone know of a tool to convert from mdir to mbox format? I've done
> searches and found tools to go the other way, but none to migrate back
> and forth.
If by mdir you mean Maild
On Dec 16 2004, jack kinnon wrote:
> I had assumed that all I need is to mount it and then do the file
> copying. Have I missed a step or two, like formatting, for instance?
Recent kernel versions (like the 2.9.10-rc3 that I'm using right now) has
the ability of using packet writing, which is what
On Dec 17 2004, Steve Lamb wrote:
> Firefox setting CNTL-U to "upload manager" was pretty dumb since CNTL-U
> is unix' default for "clear field". :/
Put this into your .gtkrc-2.0 file:
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gtk-key-theme-name = "Emacs"
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On Dec 18 2004, Ron Johnson wrote:
> HD capacity is *cheap*.
Not always. Especially when you can't get upgrades cheaply or when you
can't upgrade the HD of your computer (say, you are using a computer
provided by your employer and you can't mess with it).
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On Dec 18 2004, Tong wrote:
> Is Debian native java OK? I mean has anybody install it?
You can install the package free-java-sdk and it will give you an
environment that is reasonably good for simple programs. The JVM that will
be installed this way is sablevm. You may also want to try using kaffe
iword/LyX was my office apps.
Gnumeric is indeed quite a good spreadsheet. For text-processing, I use
Emacs (with AUCTeX) and teTeX, since I need a lot of mathematics for my
work.
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On Dec 21 2004, Brian Nelson wrote:
> On Tue, Dec 21, 2004 at 07:01:29PM -0500, Tom Allison wrote:
> > It certainly seems that mailman is the only way to go when it comes to
> > dong mailing lists these days.
>
> p ezmlm-src
I have used DJB's ezmlm quite sucessfully for a looong time (in con
On Dec 22 2004, William Ballard wrote:
> You could file a bug and request an option to have Debian's menu be *the*
> Gnome menu.
Now, that would be a good thing, IMO. Seeing the applications separately
isn't that intuitive for the new users that I've been using as "guinea
pigs" for deploying Open
On Dec 22 2004, Benjamin A'Lee wrote:
> I think he means (optionally) replacing the GNOME menu with the Debian
> menu; that would save having two separate menu heirarchies.
I meant exactly that.
> Anyone who doesn't use GNOME would be unaffected.
Exactly, I personally use fluxbox (it's somethin
lo.c
> hello.c:1:19: stdio.h: No such file or directory
You should have libc6-dev (or the equivalent in your architecture)
installed for the standard header files of the C Library.
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c: in the event that somebody there knows a
solution to the problem that I have described. Perhaps Branden knows the
answer?
Anyway, hope this helps, Rogério Brito.
P.S.: Despite I living in a country where my mother tongue needs lots of
accents, a good portion of the keyboards sold here has the US l
(I don't like to use display managers) and
I only have an ~/.xsession script, not an ~/.xinitrc script.
The funny thing is that with some other Unices that I've tried (indeed, it
was quite long ago), the way that X worked was the way that you described.
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Of course, if you don't *need* stability, then go ahead and use sid. And
file the bugs that you encounter, perhaps preventing the pac
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cursive acronyms). And I have
not even started with word plays/puns in original Unix commands.
Unix *is* indeed a culture/life style that may be strange to others used
to other paradigms.
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On Dec 26 2004, Ron Johnson wrote:
> Because w32codecs and ndiswrappers are x86 binary packages, they tie
> many people to x86-32 (even in a chroot) who would rather go whole
> hog to x86-64.
Not only that, but all the other platforms (like ppc) that receive
less attention that x86-64. You have to
f? That would be nice just for consistency's sake.
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> Unfortunately what is not solved in kernel 2.6.9 is my NVIDIA drivers
> won't install. why? I don't know..
I know. Because you shouldn't have bought a card with binary only drivers
in the first place.
Doing that results in you having the problems that you'r
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On Jan 08 2005, William Ballard wrote:
> > On Fri, 2005-01-07 at 21:35 +0700, David Garamond wrote:
> > > I'm using Sarge with GNOME 2.6 (haven't updated to 2.8). There's a
> > > 'shrinking box' animation when you minimize a window. How do I disable
> > > it? It gets pretty annoying after a while
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Donations of unused 168-pin 5V EDO DIMM cards are more than welcome, as I
can't get anything like this where I live. :-( The memory could, at least,
act like a cache. :-/
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On May 02 2005, Rogério Brito wrote:
> On May 01 2005, s. keeling wrote:
> > You must have the slowest hard drive in existence. My 700 Mhz PIII does
> > a kernel compile in 18 min.
(...)
>
> Donations of unused 168-pin 5V EDO DIMM cards are more than welcome, as I
> can&
" of those
packages you have installed and which versions they are. Quite nice for
making backups and for those disaster recovery situations.
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On May 07 2005, Todd A. Jacobs wrote:
> where is this being set as the system default?
Possibly, via dpkg-reconfigure locales, when the systems were installed.
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shell).
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P.S.: Was it you that studied with Prof. Paulo Agozzini?
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building the system. I'd be sincerely curious to know how much faster such
a system would run, especially on computers with limited cache (like my
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On May 09 2005, Jon Dowland wrote:
> Rogério Brito wrote:
> >Indeed, fluxbox is an amazing window manager for those with little
> >resources. Highly recommended, especially if you use it with the
> >"Minimal" style, where gradients etc are not used (which are
On May 10 2005, Jon Dowland wrote:
> Rogério Brito wrote:
>
> >Could you let me know of other window managers that are "lightweight" and
> >that at least let me use dock apps. It will be a plus if I can set them to
> >"auto-hide".
>
> pwm, ion{
8MB of RAM
(well, there's quite an amount of bloat in current applications -- part of
the reason why I like Dan Bernstein's approach to Unix).
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On May 10 2005, s. keeling wrote:
> Incoming from Rogério Brito:
> > P.S.: As you can see, I am willing to experiment with many window
> > managers (but not with Desktop Environments right now).
>
> blackbox, fluxbox, wm2.
>
> The first two have a dock. If blackbox, g
dus operandi of easytag. I think that you can pick up the rest
with this micro-introduction to easytag. It is really powerful. I'd say
that it is the Emacs of song files tagging.
Addictive, especially when used with iTunes and an iPod. Amazing.
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anybody
that would recommend a FLAC to MP3 conversor that preserves the metadata?
I intend to convert some bootlegs from FLAC format to MP3 so that I can
listen to them on my iPod, but I'd love to use lame and automate the
tagging that I have already done on the files.
Thanks for any recommendation
ll break between
classes. :-(
Frustrated yours, Rogério. :-(
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e next to a releaseable state at any time. In other words,
it is called testing for a reason.
And, besides that, it is rock-solid, especially near release dates, when it
gets the attention of developers.
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ve inherited an old PowerMac 9500
from my uncle (it has about a decade) and it uses 168-pin 5V EDO DIMM
memory.
Even if I had the money (which I don't), sites like crucial don't carry
such memory anymore. :-( Of course, I would gladly accept any "throw away
memory"
Hi there, Jerônimo.
Long time, no see!
On May 21 2005, Jeronimo Pellegrini wrote:
> On Sat, May 21, 2005 at 10:00:54AM -0300, Rogério Brito wrote:
> > Indeed. Let alone the typographical quality that you get with (La)TeX
> > and that you don't get with other systems (if La
derations
(and tuning the contents of /proc/sys/vm/swappiness may help you here
also).
Hope this helps, Rogério.
P.S.: All this is a shot in the dark, as I got the thread in the middle.
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On May 22 2005, Roberto C. Sanchez wrote:
> Rogério Brito wrote:
> > In my very humble and uninformed opinion, some maintainers should
> > really give up maintaining their packages or should try to get other
> > people as co-maintainers, if they lack the time to f
sk that the project should
take very seriously.
> If you have specific maintainers/packages, please send a mail to
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Yes, I will do after sarge is released. One more reason to wish it to be
released soon.
I have already some packages/maintainers on mind.
Thanks, Rogério.
PS or PDF, the
files generated are quite small (since these fonts are in the Base 14 set).
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On May 28 2005, Jacob S wrote:
> On Sat, 28 May 2005 19:31:00 -0400
> Marty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Rogério Brito wrote:
> > > Indeed. One thing that has puzzled me is that scrolling in
> > > www.macslash.org
> > > is simply *slow* on my system w
On May 28 2005, Jacob S wrote:
> Yea, or even compare window managers.
My sistem is quite minimal here. I use fluxbox without any bells and
whistles (I use the Minimal Style, since, as I said, my box is not that
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confusing as we both discovered.
Thanks for taking the time to verify "the phenomenon", Rogério.
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card.
BTW, the version of Windows that I have here is an evaluation version of
"Windows 2000 Server" (it's trial period is terminating) and the X that I
am using is Debian's (from testing).
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Where is your Firefox/Mozilla from? And which processor do you have?
I am quite interested in what others see before I file a bug report.
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to get the updates now.
I do think that they were in the pipeline for settling things --- oh, and
the "release date" for sarge is the 30th of May, but I don't really know if
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On May 29 2005, Ionut Georgescu wrote:
> On Sun, 2005-05-29 at 04:07 -0300, Rogério Brito wrote:
> > Don't you see the problem while scrolling www.macslash.org? What about
> > scrolling a page with many comments, in flat mode? And what about the same
> > thing done in sl
On May 29 2005, John Hasler wrote:
> Rogério Brito writes:
> > Don't you see the problem while scrolling www.macslash.org?
>
> I don't see it here either. Firefox 1.0.4-1, FVWM 2.4.15-1, XFree86
> 4.2.1-6, kernel 2.6.4, dual PIII-500 with 384M.
Hummm, perhaps its
Thanks for the interest in pursuing this "problem". I think that maybe the
slowdowns may be due to iframes that macslash.org uses? I sincerely don't
know.
Let's see if others see the problem like we do.
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> I set up sshd_config to use a different port. That stopped them (for
> now...)
That's only a palliative solution, as you noted.
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much worse (at least the last time I checked).
As it may be obvious from my e-mail, I am an old-school Unix user. I have
tried to switch to the "new modus operandi" of treating my computer as a
tool and ignoring what is driving it (so that I could be more
productive---or, at least, I thou
iso
This method is better than using plain cp or dd because readcd will try to
do some error correction on the CD/DVD being duplicated.
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like Apple's
Backup program (see: <http://www.mac.com/1/iTour/tour_backup.html>).
Any recommendations are more than welcome.
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Alvin Oga wrote:
On Tue, 21 Jun 2005, [iso-8859-1] Rogério Brito wrote:
All this backup talk got me thinking: what do you guys recommend for
backing up workstations with CDs/DVDs for a luser, especially when backing
up large amounts of data (say, movie and music files) that may not fit into
one
th good approximation
ratios).
Thanks anyway, Rogério.
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gcc-4.0 et are definitely worth it.
Oh, and gmailfs is working with the recent 2.6.12-mm1 kernel (got it to
work for the first time now).
So, I think that using etch is a Good Thing if you know how to deal with a
potentially broken system.
Hope this helps, Rogério.
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barrier" would prevent very buggy packages from entering testing. And
keeping track of sites like http://bjorn.haxx.se/debian is a good thing, in
my opinion.
Hope this helps, Rogério.
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if I need to.
Thanks for any help, Rogério.
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ever
> that is! Giving away rackspace, redundant power supply and unlimited
> bandwidth for free is not very common. :-)
Indeed again. Whoever is giving this is, in some sense, a hero for the
continued development of Debian.
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ther distros that would not have this
> limitation anymore.
Would enabling POSIX ACL's help you here? Just enable it when mounting the
intended filesystems and install the packages acl and attr. Using the
commands getfacl and setfacl is essentially like using chmod and chown/chgrp.
Hope this
Dear people,
I've been tracking this list lately with some interest since I
got an old Power Mac 9500/180MP to play with one month ago.
Unfortunately, I couldn't install Debian on this machine, due
to some hardware problems (I think) and I don't have this
On Aug 01 2001, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> What applications usually try to open a connection from outside?
Some common connections that I can think of now are FTP in
active mode does (but you can get around that informing your
FTP clients to use passive mode) and identd ("
On Aug 01 2001, Herbert Pirke wrote:
> Under SUSE-Linux I had my TV-Card (Terratec TV+) running
> perfectly. SUSE installed everything automatically, which means that
> I have no idea what to do. In addition to that, the kernel I used
> under SUSE was a 2.2.18.
I'm following this thread cl
I haven't caught the beginning of this thread, but a nice Perl
script that I use to generate digital albums is photoaddict,
found at http://photoaddict.sourceforge.net/. It uses convert
internally.
Sorry if this has nothing to do with the original question,
Dear all,
I'm planning on buying a DVD drive for my computer and I found
an Asus 8x drive that seems to be what I want: it is an RPC 1
drive, which means that zone control is performed in software
and not in hardware as with RPC 2 drives (being zone free is
On Aug 02 2001, dman wrote:
> Except that woody doesn't have an installer unless someone made
> really good unofficial cds. I recommend getting potato cds for an
> initial install. Personally I used CD3 a bit, but it was mostly for
> dev stuff or a few apps that I wanted that aren't commonly used
On Aug 06 2001, Miguel Griffa wrote:
> you'll need 2 adapters on the machine that is hooked to the
> interrnet AFAIK.
While not the best solution in terms of security and privacy,
you *can* have your router have only one NIC if you add
appropriate addresses and routes to it
On Aug 06 2001, Ryan Golbeck wrote:
> Firstly, I compiled a 2.4.7 kernel and I set the CPU to Althon/Duron
> and everytime I booted it seemed that either the kernel would segfault
> or some of the startup processes would and aftre the system got booted
> random software would segfault as well. Lik
On Aug 06 2001, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I just upgraded to woody and XFree 4.0 and I have one nagging little
> problem. I enabled DPMS for my monitor but it keeps getting turned
> off.
Well, I'm in my potato install right now with X3 installed
(so, I can't test everything), but
On Aug 06 2001, George Karaolides wrote:
> Does that sound like a reasonable way to go about things?
Why not export the tree that apt-move constructs as an NFS
filesystem to the machines that need the packages and adjust
their /etc/apt/sources.list to point to the local mir
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