wed by
# apt-get upgrade
It might be wise to create a shell script and turn it into a weekly cron
job...
B'hatzlacha!
William Sherwin
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Ira Abramov wrote:
> I would ask such a question, because I want to know if Europe is a
> better, more sensible place to emigrate to than the US, a place that
> respects citizen freedoms and where I could start a business to promote
> my lifestyle and ideals.
Huh? Perhaps I'm a naive American, b
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Subject: Re: scanned form processing
Date: Fri, 03 Dec 2004 20:15:51 +0200 (IST)
From: Maxim Kovgan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: William Sherwin &
Yosef Leibovich wrote:
> Hi,
> A school wants to automatically process hand filled forms of grades
> (that is there'll be, say, 5 squares/circles for each student, and the
> teacher will blacken the corrrect grade, the paper will be scanned and
> the computer should automatically detect which squar
Quite a bit earlier in the day (at least, in the U.S. EST;
probably yesterday for those of you in Israel), the following
text was sent, and I want to clarify what really happens in
American elections:
> Consider the Electorals method in the US. What
> if it was a one vote difference. On a tie, the
Alexander Maryanovsky wrote:
> Once you start your studies, however, the main problem becomes that a
lot of classes are given with PowerPoint presentations, which are then
available at the course website. I often ask the prof. about
availability of the lectures in a more open format (pdf for
Yury Chursa wrote:
And this string [en_US.UTF-8] also present in output of [locale -a] ?
If not you must use locale-def(part of libc utilities) for generating
locale specific data.
It is not present and, when I tried to add it, and add the keymap that I
use, I got the following errors:
Yoni:/hom
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
On Mon, Oct 25, 2004 at 01:02:07AM -0400, William Sherwin wrote:
Ever since I reconfigured my console to work with Hebrew (which it does,
at least in vim, except that the kuf does not display: it displays as a
blank space),
What vim: vim in a terminal? (what terminal
Ever since I reconfigured my console to work with Hebrew (which it does,
at least in vim, except that the kuf does not display: it displays as a
blank space), I have often gotten the following error:
Gtk-WARNING **: Locale not supported by C library.
Using the fallback 'C' locale.
Does a
Haverim, (Friends)
Would you be willing to translate that article for me? My Hebrew isn't
that great - and, since I can't seem to find an English version, and
since I do have a strong interest in Israeli politics, I'd appreciate it...
Todah rabbah. (Thank you.)
William
ik wrote:
On Wednesday 2
Yosef Meller wrote:
> I'm currently using Open-Office whenever I can, but I am still stuck
> with QText on Windows for my homework, and the headache is because my
> powerfull formula editor (MathType 5.0 - big brother of Equation Editor
> 3.0) does not have a good replacement in Open Office. Truth
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
> You can do a clean install . But first: is there any existing data
> outside of /home ? Any simple way of backing it up and restoring?
If you have something like PartitionMagic, you can create a new partition called
/backup and store tarballs of user accounts and other neede
Oron Peled wrote:
> 100Mb should be more than enough for many kernels + their initrd and
> symtabs.
Why would anyone ever need 100 MB for a /boot partition? Mine is 16 MB - and
only 3.5 MB of it is used... Also, I don't see why the root partition would
need to be so large, as root doesn't usual
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Actually my letter concerns another of your questions : about
> the function of alt-D etc in the xterm, but I cannot find your
> initial letter.
> I had this problem some time ago, and as X is built of so many
> layers and I did not know where to look for the culprit, I
>
Micha Feigin wrote:
> At least in debian, the kbd package 1.12 contains setfont. On the iglu
> page the command line seems to be
>
> setfont -m none -u none iso08.16 # or iso08.f16
> loadunimap /usr/lib/kbd/unimaps/8859-8.a0-ff.uni
>
> Although there were also some other options there for debian
Kfir Lavi wrote:
> In order to see hebrew fonts in xterm, you should run uxterm.
> This will set the local and then you will see your heberew chars when
> you write.
OK, but what about in the Linux console itself, meaning in the tty? (One can
switch to a tty from X by pressing CTRL+ALT+F1. Most
Shalom!
While I was recently helped to get Hebrew fonts working in X (specifically, in
OpenOffice 1.1.1), I have been unable to get them to work in the Linux console.
For example, when I run vim -H, I get the proper cursor moving in the proper
direction, but either no characters or blank characte
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