Just so no one thinks I've wandered off and completely abandoned the
website, here's an update:
1) My "call for volunteers" has been successful, and my efforts to
delegate some of the basic maintenance tasks are proving successful :)
Yay!
2) I'm in the process of completely rebuilding the site
Greetings Chix and Others,
I just joined this list, so here's my introduction and first problem.
I'm a technical writer by trade, and once I learn more about Linux, I'd
like to get involved in the Linux Documentation Project and/or the Open
Writers Group. (I have the impression that there are so
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Is there a file I can create that will do this? I am not a programmer,
> so I have limited knowledge in creating files but I can sure try...
> Any help you could provide would be amazing.
I don't think I could pass up a chance to be amazing :-)
find /dos -name "* *" -
Hello all,
I have just installed Linux for the 20 millionth time and all seems to be
working well... a subtle user error on my part..
I would like to know if you can help me get my files and Directories to be
read properly,
I know of the
mv "file name" filename command
However it is rather
On Wed, 31 May 2000, Elizabeth Leight wrote:
> I'm wondering how to send email messages that query the reader's app
> and display as text if that's what you're reading with (ie, pine or mutt),
> or display as html if you have an html-capable reader (ie, Netscape)?
Really, you don't want to do
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> I'm wondering how to send email messages that query the reader's app
> and display as text if that's what you're reading with (ie, pine or
> mutt), or display as html if you have an html-capable reader (ie,
> Netscape)?
You don't, AFAIK. If you really want to do that,
On Tue, 30 May 2000, Stephan Zaniolo wrote:
> Could someone please point me towards information on bar code scanners and
> printers that work under Linux?
The company I work for uses bar code scanners with linux and this is what
I got from some short talk with one of the guys who program them
Hello,
I'm wondering how to send email messages that query the reader's app
and display as text if that's what you're reading with (ie, pine or mutt),
or display as html if you have an html-capable reader (ie, Netscape)?
Thanks,
Elizabeth Leight
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Stephan Zaniolo wrote:
>
> I'm trying to setup a listserv using Mailman. Do I need to
> install some sort of sendmail type program, or can I just install
> Mailman? It's a Red Hat 6.2 box connected to the Internet with it's own
> IP and domain name. Users on the box don't need e-mail
I'm trying to setup a listserv using Mailman. Do I need to
install some sort of sendmail type program, or can I just install
Mailman? It's a Red Hat 6.2 box connected to the Internet with it's own
IP and domain name. Users on the box don't need e-mail accounts (they
can ssh into another
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