Jeff,
Well I must be doing something wrong, it is telling me
find: missing argument to '-exec'
sed: -e expression #1, char 7: unknown option to 's'
I appreciate your help on this,
I know that Gnome has no problem reading the spaces in the file names. so it
is not so urgent, only the Directo
For the sake of discussion, here is an interesting article on Open source security.
http://developer.earthweb.com/journal/techfocus/052600_security.html
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Hello,
thanks for the info I will try it out,
Actually what I am doing is Migrating everything to Linux, so all the
Windows File thingy's are copied over to a Linux filesystem and well I kind
of want to get rid of Windows all together.
should I change the command to something else due to the fa
Marie Fischer:
> > 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:
> There are 2 ki
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> thanks for the info I will try it out, Actually what I am doing is
> Migrating everything to Linux, so all the Windows File thingy's are
> copied over to a Linux filesystem and well I kind of want to get rid
> of Windows all together.
What do you expect to do with your
Jeff,
No not those windows specific directories... all my DOC's etc...
like I want windows specific stuff on my system, that would be similar to
hitting my head against the wall and well.. I am not into self destruction
I will try some other stuff.. thanks for your help.
Karina
-Origi
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> No not those windows specific directories... all my DOC's etc... like
> I want windows specific stuff on my system, that would be similar to
> hitting my head against the wall and well.. I am not into self
> destruction
In that case, go ahead. That convoluted command th
On Thu, 1 Jun 2000, Magni Onsoien wrote:
> > there's no difference whether you type in the numbers with the keyboard or
> > read them with the scanner.
Those are the easiest, since there are no drivers involved :). The
keyboard variety are very easy to integrate with a web-based form.
As a sid
On Thu, 01 Jun 2000 03:28:29 +1000, Jenn V. said:
>
>
> 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 wit
Thank you Mary, Magni, and Ian! :^) It looks like the keyboard
scanner will do the job (and with the least amount of hassle, I hope ;^).
I did a search on Freshmeat and found the GNU-barcode, but now my
question is, what printer do I need to get so it will work with Linux? I
could proba
On 1 Jun 2000, Stephan Zaniolo wrote:
> could probably just use a laser printer, but my mom would prefer the kind
> that prints just one label at a time so she's not wasting labels because
> only a couple of packages came in that day. Any suggestions?
You could use a laser with label sheets, or
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