Hi,
after spending a morning on finding the problem I have the solution:
You have to compile ALL involved SCSI drivers (scsi, host adapter, disk,
cd, tape ?) into the kernel and not try to load them as modules. The
problem disappeared completely once I did that. Even more, first I only
compiled t
oops... I sent the wrong file.
But of course in order for it to work with windows keys you must have your
keyboard type set to a 104 keys keyboard (IIRC it is called "Microsoft
Natural Keyboard" in various configuration files - or am I mixing two
different things?).
Tzafrir Cohen
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Well,
In your keymap the letters are mixed...
For example when I type "Alef" I get "Tav".
Bescide, Do you know a way to make it work on X based programs?
It only work's when I'm doing 'xterm -fn heb8x13' and running console
programs from there.
-Amir.
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
> this one works fo
this one works for me. It uses right "windows" ("right meta" for X) key
instead of right alt, for which you may have some other uses
Anyway - a 104 keyboard can use any xmodmap file intended for a 101
keyboard.
Tzafrir Cohen
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On Fri, 8 Oct 1999, Amir Hardon wrote:
> Does anyo
Does anyone have a valid Hebrew key map for a win95(I replaced my OS but
not my keyboard...) keyboard,
For X windows?
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On Fri, Oct 08, 1999 at 03:55:56PM +0200, guy keren wrote:
> > The client machine had to be configured to use shadow passwords in order to
> > correcly authenticate users.
> > For the second point - I've added a new user on the master machine named
> > "test" that didn't exist on either of them.
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> The client machine had to be configured to use shadow passwords in order to
> correcly authenticate users.
> For the second point - I've added a new user on the master machine named
> "test" that didn't exist on either of them. This was my test case
According to the Sun web site, there is a CD of StarOffice available.
Does anyone have this CD available ? Since I understand it contains
several versions (Solaris SPARC/Intel, Linux,OS/2,
Windows 95/98/NT) it could be a good solution for people (like me) in
a transitional stage (o
TC>> As newer versions of iso-639 define 'he', and as HTML 4.0 uses 'he',
Well, W3C itself says "he" in one place and "iw" in another... The
standard was once to set names by *native* transcription. Thus "de" and
not "ge", "iw" and not "he". Seems that as with HTML, they came bored with
following
Someone asked about this a while back:
http://freshmeat.net/news/1999/10/07/939345127.html
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Dear Yuval, Gaal and Micha!
Thanks very much for your analyses and suggestions. I studied them all, as
well as some other messages, and eventually made the system work. In fact, I
started with some advice from SuSE support, because it looked the simplest.
Here's a copy of the letter I sent back t
Hi list
The subject of the name of the hebrew locale ("iw" vs "he") came up in
this list recently. As for me - I don't know much aboout this subject, and
the implications of using that name, or the other (although "he" sounds
more intuitive, if that matters)
Tzafrir Cohen
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Can anyone point me to some nice hebrew fonts that i can use under
xemacs21?
How do i load a font in xemacs21 from .emacs?
I am also looking for a fixed hebrew font that i can use on other editors
(I am looking for something for kwrite now).
Fixed loads the english one by default, and on most pro
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