Hi,
Have you configured applications to recognise the wheel?
See http://www.inria.fr/koala/colas/mouse-wheel-scroll/
Also: if you suffer from erratic mouse behaviour, try upgrading gpm to
1.19. Older version seem to go crazy after ~10 minutes of mouse inactivity
(anyone else encountered this?
Shalom.
The second Hebrew for Linux Workshop will be held in the Dach lecture hall,
Tel Aviv University, on Sunday 30.4 at 19:00.
The meeting will be mainly devoted to an introduction to packaging software
in Linux. We will have 2 lectures:
Tzafrir Cohen - Building an RPM package.
Amos Shapira
Why don't u send this question to [EMAIL PROTECTED]??
Hetz
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Game Wizard wrote:
>
> > Well, if your problem is only with brightness and contrast, you can adjust
> > these either on your monitor (better if it's digital monitor, so it remember
> > your settings) or use
Hi.
I got an IntelliMouse Explorer mouse.
My "Pointer" section in XF86Config looks like this:
Protocol "IPMS/2"
Device "/dev/mouse"
ZAxisMapping 4 5
I still can't use the mouse scrolling whell. When I scroll down it acts
like right-click, and when I scroll up it doesn't do anything.
Any ideas?
Thats xvidtune afaik
Game Wizard wrote:
>
> Well, if your problem is only with brightness and contrast, you can adjust
> these either on your monitor (better if it's digital monitor, so it remember
> your settings) or use the program that comes with X. The name slipped from
> mind. It's xvidmode
Game Wizard wrote:
> Well, if your problem is only with brightness and contrast, you can adjust
> these either on your monitor (better if it's digital monitor, so it remember
> your settings) or use the program that comes with X. The name slipped from
> mind. It's xvidmode I think! Guys from the
Well, if your problem is only with brightness and contrast, you can adjust
these either on your monitor (better if it's digital monitor, so it remember
your settings) or use the program that comes with X. The name slipped from
mind. It's xvidmode I think! Guys from the list help me here
Erez,
Fisrt you never told what display adapter you use,
what X server and what Linux distro.
I use both ATI Rage Fury w/32Mb AGP and ATI 3D
w/4Mb. They both fine with respectful X servers and configuration.
So please state your hardware and software before
you run to buy another card.
Omer Mussaev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> gcc ./foo.c -Xlinker --wrap -Xlinker printf foo.c wraps.c ; ./a.out
^^^^
I suppose you need foo.c only once.
I am not sure I understand completely how that will help in this
situation. Suppose there is g
i installed mandrake 7.0 with no problem for my ATI rage 3D 128 bit
which X server are you using ?
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: ILUG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, April 24, 2000 3:25 PM
Subject: display adapter
> HI
>
> since I couldn't solve my problem wit
Alexander Indenbaum wrote:
On Sun, 23 Apr 2000, Omer Mussaev wrote:
> Alexander Indenbaum wrote:
>
> > Hi!
> >
> > We develop product using Linux / GCC.
> >
> > We have problems with run time linking with dll ( .so ) using
> > dlopen/dlsym. The problem is that global symbols of program and
librar
HI
since I couldn't solve my problem with my ATI display adapter, I want to
replace it
with another AGP adapter, a good one that is not too expensive, and
works with Linux
any suggestions ? ( a good one, not too fancy )
thanks
erez.
===
> Don't hold your breath; Contrary to kernel-based solutions (mainly
> Solar's Linux Kernel Patch from Openwall Project -
> http://www.openwall.com/linux/ ), this one deals only with some
> specific functions (e.g. strcpy) so it is not a general solution
> against buffer-overflows.
In fact, it is
Eli Marmor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Before you argue, let me say that by writing "general" I didn't mean
> that the kernel-based solutions *solve* the problem; You still can
> garbage the stack, but you can't execute it, so in the worst case,
> the victim process will fail, but no *real* dam
>
> Lucent's Bell Labs releases free Linux software that foils the most common
> computer security attack
> FOR RELEASE THURSDAY APRIL 20, 2000
>
> MURRAY HILL, N.J. -- Lucent Technologies' (NYSE: LU) Bell Labs announced
> ...
Don't hold your breath; Contrary to kernel-based solutions (mainly
S
>> can recommend a good, cheap UPS that works with LINUX - i.e. knows
>> how to shut things down properly when the battery gets low. The
>> HOWTO is hoplessly out of date and in any case, I'm interested in
>> **personal** experience and recommendations, rather than info on how
>> and what to set u
Lucent's Bell Labs releases free Linux software that foils the most common
computer security attack
FOR RELEASE THURSDAY APRIL 20, 2000
MURRAY HILL, N.J. -- Lucent Technologies' (NYSE: LU) Bell Labs announced
today that it is releasing free Linux software that foils the most common
form of com
On Mon, 24 Apr 2000, Shaul Karl wrote:
> Have you considered Hebrew Lyx? You want have to write/read your Hebrew
> writing in reverse and you will not have to search for the way to add page
> numbers.
> Although my experience with it is not good, mainly because I have to install
> more fonts so t
DTN>> No it won't, it will be too big, heavy, and bloated... And I saw
DTN>> utilities for MpMan as well. I was thinking about Nomad or something...
Did you see it in true flesh (errr, plastic?)? From picture it looks like
standard CD player of slightly weird form.
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