Hi all!
Has anybody solved this ? Any suggestions?
TIA
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Quoting Micha Feigin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Using netscape, as far as I know you can't continue the download. But, if
> you can connect via ftp (If you can't get an ftp address directly, try
> putting your mouse over the link and check the status bar at the bottom of
> the screen, it should show w
Where are these aplications?
Looked for caitoo (is it k instead of c ?) on the kde ftp server and
cou;dn't find it.
On Sun, 17 Oct 1999, Isaac Aaron wrote:
> If you're looking for GUI utilities, I can recommend two:
> caitoo - for the KDE environment.
> and "X Download Manager" AKA 'nt' - for th
Using netscape, as far as I know you can't continue the download. But, if
you can connect via ftp (If you can't get an ftp address directly, try
putting your mouse over the link and check the status bar at the bottom of
the screen, it should show what the link is pointing to, if its not a cgi
scri
IA>> If you're looking for GUI utilities, I can recommend two:
IA>> caitoo - for the KDE environment.
IA>> and "X Download Manager" AKA 'nt' - for the GNOME environment.
I use the last one and I may say it's good. It also supports DnD for those
who love it. And the author is very responcible to w
Oren Shomron wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I was wondering if there exists a graphical interface
> to loading/unloading/listing kernel modules.
>
Well, Red Hat has kernelcfg, which can help you add/remove modules from
startup and offer you to restart the kernel daemon in order to make it
work immediately,
If you're looking for GUI utilities, I can recommend two:
caitoo - for the KDE environment.
and "X Download Manager" AKA 'nt' - for the GNOME environment.
These two applicaitions implement a "getright" or "gozilla" like
functionality.
They even offer some original ideas, maily in tuning up you do
Orr Dunkelman wrote:
>
> On Fri, 15 Oct 1999, Ilya Konstantinov wrote:
>
> > For the next installfest:
>
> I will use this oppourtonity to anounce the next insta-party (instafest?):
> Haifa, Technion, Wed. 24th of November.
> more details would come later, but be aware of the date (It the worse
