I work with redhat 6.2 and some applications work as you want on GNOME.
For example, try to launch the configuration tool for wdial as
unprivileged user: it ask you the rott's passwd in a grahical box and
then launch the program
Take a look there
hope to been helpful..
Ciao Ciao
Marco
FWIW I liked glint as well, you could easily see what was installed, read the
info on packages, and it would automatically install dependancies.
Oh, well...
On Sun 03 Sep at 18:18:01 -0400 [EMAIL PROTECTED] done said:
> > > Anyone remember that nice app called Glint which was a GUI front-end to
> > Anyone remember that nice app called Glint which was a GUI front-end to
> > RPM? I loved that app so I had this brilliant idea to go download it and
> > try to use it on RHL 6.2 but it sadly doesn't work. Is there any plans
> > to update this very nice app?
>
> Obviously not - we would have i
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Frank Hale ) writes:
> Anyone remember that nice app called Glint which was a GUI front-end to
> RPM? I loved that app so I had this brilliant idea to go download it and
> try to use it on RHL 6.2 but it sadly doesn't work. Is there any plans
> to update this very nice app?
Ob
Anyone remember that nice app called Glint which was a GUI front-end to
RPM? I loved that app so I had this brilliant idea to go download it and
try to use it on RHL 6.2 but it sadly doesn't work. Is there any plans
to update this very nice app?
Thanks,
Frank
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> They are available. I ever used them instead of the RPMS. Look at
> ftp://rpmfind.net/linux/helix/distributions/RedHat-6/SRPMS
>
Yes those are the ones I've downloaded.
Frank
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Stanislav Meduna wrote:
> Folks at RH, please, write a complete reference documentation
> and make it public. PLEASE. A bunch of short text files
> in /usr/doc/rpm-* is better than nothing but this is not
> a complete documentation. Not a tutorial (I know a good one
> is hard to write), but somet
Matt Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Something that most people don't understand is that "Helix" GNOME is
> just a distribution of GNOME 1.2. There is not much more to it than
> that. Any distribution that includes GNOME 1.2 will have very much
> the same features that you find in "Helix"
Something that most people don't understand is that "Helix" GNOME is
just a distribution of GNOME 1.2. There is not much more to it than
that. Any distribution that includes GNOME 1.2 will have very much
the same features that you find in "Helix" GNOME.
If you look at the Pinstripe beta, you'll
Here is what I get from 'man execl':
int execl( const char *path, const char *arg, ...);
The const char *arg and subsequent ellipses in the execl,
execlp, and execle functions can be thought of as arg0,
arg1, ..., argn. Together they describe a list of one or
m
The documentation that comes with SLang is lacking severely,
so...
1) How does one enable/disable screen scrolling?
2) How does one get SLang to allow you to print on the bottom
right hand corner of the screen? No matter what I do, it
refuses to print on the bottom right hand corner. If
* Mike A. Harris ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [000902 22:44]:
I snipped some previous correspondence
>
> I did that before posting.. I need the secret handshake to get
> them to work.
>
> sgml2txt tutorial.sgml
>
> gives:
>
> /usr/bin/nsgmls:0:395:5:E: element "PARA" undefined
> /usr/bin/nsgmls:0
For the life of me I can't get a shellscript to run from
execl() properly. It is incredibly odd.
The script "test.sh" is an ordinary shell script with permissions
set to 755 owned by root:root in /usr/local/bin and is in the
path for everyone.
Inside an app I'm working on, I do a fork(), and th
On Sat, 2 Sep 2000, Mike A. Harris wrote:
> What I'd really like is a bit of "do this, then do that, then
> this, then put that there, and put this here". I've looked at
Ok, so you need step by step instructions for consolehelper. I thought man
pages and files involved were self-explanatory...
Hello, everybody,
I don't know if this is the right place for this, but I wish to know if
it is planning to insert the Gnome HelixCode in the RedHat 7.0, that
would be a great thing, as it it more stable and userfriendly than the
classic Gnome.
Thank you for your attention
M
Hi,
> > If I wanted to change the usage of /usr/src/redhat by RPM where would I
> > change this? Is this hard coded in the RPM source code? I'd like to do
> > something like /usr/src/my_distribution_name_here.
Folks at RH, please, write a complete reference documentation
and make it public. PLEA
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