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an send to tell it to
print in full-duplex mode? It'd sure save quite a few dead trees if I could.
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> and emacs-psychiatric will help you solve your relationship problems or
> what ever you need. xemacs (at least) has nice little games like tetris
Does Emacs support Imap these days? If so, consider me converted...
Ian.
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l be in the wrong. If so, sorry for the bad advice.
Anyone care to give a definitive answer?
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thout more info about your system I can't do this. The above solution
will work.
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The following should do the trick:
cd /export/home
du -s * | sort -n -r
assuming you want to check all directories in /export/home of course.
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s they'd be
more likely to have "cutting-edge" chipsets (read: X problems ;-)
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ther) :-)
"Like so many things in life. . . size matters"
-- T.V. Advert.
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industry by something like 37 state attorneys general and a settlement
In adverts at least you usually see monitors advertised as, say, 21" and then in the
small print it says something like "actual viewable size 19.7"". I think I've seen
this in US mags as well.
Ian.
#ifnde
idea to get a desktop case if you are considering doing
this at a leter date (so the CD/DVD will still be flat).
I'd generally go with coder when it comes to CPU and memory, if you're using it as a
server you may want to consider ECC memory, but it is more expensive and you need to
ma
(well, Linuxcare do it for them anyway ;-)
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ly
attached to your Linux machine.
You can enable "IP Printing" by adding the service in your "Network Properties"
window. If you've now copied your I386 directory from your windows CD to your Hard
disc then you'll need your media to make this change.
Hope th
hem. Have a look though, and see what you need.
DBD/DBI are wonderful tools though, and have the advantage that if you can write your
UI using these then it will make transitioning to a larger DBMS next time much less
painful.
Yours,
Ian.
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I'm sure that there is a
good reason but I don't know what it is :-)
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> IMO, debian has a better package manager. It also has about 3000
What's better about it? I know (roughly) how RPM works and what features it offers,
but what advantages does dpkg give me? Apart from better quality control ;-)
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Ian.
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n email to the Trading Standards Office, so
hopefully I'll be able to give you an answer in the next few days sometime.
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And I'm fairly sure most other EU countries
have similar legislation.
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arm out whole frames at a time I guess. I'll be honest, I
don't know that much about the subject.
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though.
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since they have the software all
nicely packaged and ready to play.
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kload around too thinly then
we won't earn as wuch kudos for it ;-)
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play running in 640x480, I know, because XF86Setup does this, but then fails to
generate a working config file.
Does anybody know what the "generic" CF86Config is that XF86Setup uses, I can get by
for now by just copying that into place and seting up the server links by hand.
Yours,
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> Correct. I have never understood why winmodems exist at all. They
> make no sense at all from any standpoint I can think of, except
> perhaps Intel's bottom line.
Possibly in laptops? But other that that I'd agree.
Yours,
Ian.
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27;t that much anyway it makes sense to me to spend
the extra on a "real" modem and not have to thrash your CPU every time you need to go
online, although I haven't looked at any performance figures for winmodems I imagine
the CPU hit would be quite high.
Yours,
Ian.
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Yours,
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1.0
came out, the "Kool" was dropped, and now officially doesn't stand for
anything.
Yours,
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> BTW, does the "K" stand for Kallisti?
Slightly dissapointingly, it actually stands for "Kool".
Hail Eris!
Ian.
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graphic files in a HTML
formatted mail.
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ral list at some point later today.
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