On Thu, 15 Jun 2000, mithrandr wrote:
> After playing with OSS on and off for an hour, I say to myself "Self,
> didn't I see Ensoniq AudioPCI drivers in the kernel config when I upgraded
> to the 2.2.16 kernel?" "Why yes, I certainly did, lets get rid of this
> bolluxed OSS, it's more trouble tha
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Paul;
the easiest way I've found in 7.1 KDE is open a window in KFM to your
desktop and open a second to the app directory. drag and drop the app
and choose link.
2. dont know I used lilo.
3. If you find aa better one then Netscape let me know.
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Thank you, I've pretty much figured that one out, tho... i spent a few hours
doing various key combinations and have figured out how to move around quite
freely w/ out a mouse. Only problem is trying to use netscape w/out a
mouse... I mean, lynx is fine and all, but there are a few things that
I'm curious, why don't you have a mouse?
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Any idea why the following is happening? When I'm in vi and I do a
forward search, in the past I've always been able to repeat past
searches by typing "/" then the up arrow. However, the other day I
switched from ksh to zsh. Now when I try to repeat past searches,
instead of recalling a previou
*smiles*
cuz the only mouse i have at the moment, the computer won't recognise and
the guy i'm borrowing the computer from hasn't had the time to get to my
place to set another one up yet...
that and it's better for me to learn how to get around on linux w/ out
becoming dependant on a mouse =)
Hi Paul,
In regard to question #2 have you tried adding the following line in the
conf file of your OS loader. I use lilo and have added this line to my
/etc/lilo.conf file append="mem=131072k"
In regard to question #3 I like opera's browser (www.opera.com)
HTH,
Davida
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Hey all-
Thanks for everyone's help with the mass user add problem! I have two
possible solutions I'm suggesting for the FAQ.
One is to use the pdadduser package, available at
http://ghs.ssd.k12.wa.us/~pdavis/projects/pdadduser.html.
If you've got the time to learn the syntax, this is my suggest
Nicoya Helm, [EMAIL PROTECTED], said:
> However, the other day I
> switched from ksh to zsh. Now when I try to repeat past searches,
> instead of recalling a previous string, up arrow inserts capital
> A,B,C,D, etc into my document. Talk about annoying! It didn't start
> doing it till I switched
When I want to repeat a search, I just hit the n key.
On Fri, 16 Jun 2000, Nicoya Helm wrote:
> Any idea why the following is happening? When I'm in vi and I do a
> forward search, in the past I've always been able to repeat past
> searches by typing "/" then the up arrow. However, the other
On Fri, 16 Jun 2000, Nancy Corbett wrote:
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> When I want to repeat a search, I just hit the n key.
>
Yes, you can do this action in vim, and pressing 'N' to search backwards.
You can also prepend n / N with a count to search that many forwards /
backwards. However, I do not think vi suppo
I use vi, and n and N work for me.
On Fri, 16 Jun 2000, joey tsai wrote:
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> On Fri, 16 Jun 2000, Nancy Corbett wrote:
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> >
> > When I want to repeat a search, I just hit the n key.
> >
>
> Yes, you can do this action in vim, and pressing 'N' to search backwards.
> You can also prep
"Fan, Laurel" wrote:
>
> Nicoya Helm, [EMAIL PROTECTED], said:
> > However, the other day I
> > switched from ksh to zsh. Now when I try to repeat past searches,
> > instead of recalling a previous string, up arrow inserts capital
> > A,B,C,D, etc into my document.
> Wild guess here... zsh and
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