es various alternatives to
word processing. It's not a good tutorial, but nice reading anyways.
\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}
\LaTeX{} is a cool!!
\end{document}
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arned system programming from the manpages...
>
But did you learn the syntax of the language? If so which manpage was
that in?
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project than licq, and many people
donate code to KDE which means that those authors too must give
permission.
This recently reerrupted on the Debian-Devel mailing list a few weeks
back, check http://www.debian.org/News/weekly/2000/4/ for more info
on the subject.
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a. If not then you have to load the module yourself
The following is my config in modules.conf for my sb16
alias char-major-14 sb
options sb io=0x220 irq=5 dma=1 dma16=5 mpu_io=0x330
options sound dmabuf=1
P.S. http://www.alsa-project.com
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On Sun, Feb 13, 2000 at 01:48:22PM -0600, JLG wrote:
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>
> Thanks to everyone for the advice, looks like I have to set some time
> aside and try to figure out what I did wrong.
>
> On Sun, 13 Feb 2000, Dan Nguyen & a few other wonderful people wrote:
>
> > Ei
ily true. On RH systems single user mode
drops the system into a shell. However on more ``secure'' systems it
run sulogin, which requires the root password to be able to get to a
shell. The more generic solution, like everyone else has said is
linux init=/bin/sh
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/conni/gnomeicu-0.90b'
> make: *** [all-recursive-am] Error 2
>
> Any ideas? I'm confused. Also, typing gnomeicu doesn't run the program.
> This could be because it isn't installed (right), but I don't know.
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On Fri, Feb 18, 2000 at 10:59:17AM -0800, Lighthouse Keeper in the Desert Sun wrote:
> On Feb 18, Dan Nguyen conjectured:
>
> > Your missing some more devel stuff. As you see below your missing
> > gnome-config and well without it your program wn't know where to find
>
> stable/devel split.
Debian GNU/Linux's stable/unstable split is not the same as the
library split. The stable/unstable is to make sure there is a version
of the distribution which is known to work well.
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> them long enough to figure it out, or maybe I'm stupid.
One reason you have seen little difference between Mandrake and RH is
because Mandrake was orginally based on RH. Mandrake 7 is much more
different than RH, noticably it's install.
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command you've done. And please make sure you read the installation
documentation if it exists. If you are still having problems please
provide the relavent information, and everyone will try and help.
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illy version jump from 4.0 to 7.0.
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political. Some distros are just too commercial, all power to them.
But I saw the Slack jump as them abandoning their principles, and
embracing itself with the dark side. Wouldn't it be better to
explain to the newbie that Linux is only at version 2.3.x and what a
distribution is a
ago. ./configure
worked there Probably some wierd configuration on her system.
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y not represent me or debian, so if you
plan on flaming me, be kind. If you plan on using this in some debian
related story, please don't.
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use /opt/, that way a quick rm
-rf /opt/ will delete all trace of it. If it really is
deserving to be installed on my system... it get's packaged, that way
I can uninstall it when I get bored of it...
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On Tue, Feb 22, 2000 at 07:54:05AM -0500, Beverly Guillermo wrote:
> On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, Dan Nguyen wrote:
>
> > The "standard" way of doing it is to have the distribution install
> > everything in /usr, while leaving it up to the user to install stuff
> > in
On Thu, Feb 24, 2000 at 01:18:45PM -0500, Subba Rao wrote:
>
> I am using Open SSH on my system. Is there anyway to prevent the
> SSHD from revealing the process name or version number?
>
sure hack the source ;)
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://www.msu.edu/~pfaffben/shell/shell.pdf
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hat do *not* use C/C++
> as a reference for explaining it) or just tell me to start w/ something easier
> instead.
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> Lori
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orums, etc. where the clueless-with-deadline type newbie is most
> likely to find help. I have read about group, etc. stuff on
> perl.com, but I'm asking for anyones opinions based on my current
> situation.
I'd point you to news:comp.lang.perl.misc however they aren't the most
ller card, rather than an IDE channel,
most Linux installations will not be able to see it.
Is your controller card even supported? Do you know if there are
patches available? I do know that Mandrake 7.1 beta install supports
it. And Debian may have boot floppies which will detect your card as
well.
does any HOWTO on my system
> sound like it has anything.
>
Standard devices type/major/minor numbers can be found in
/usr/src/linux/Documentation/devices.txt
(assuming your kernel source tree is in /usr/src/linux)
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ad/access to it.
Can you get to other services? telnetd is a inetd service and wu-ftpd
can be run via inetd. You should check /etc/hosts.deny to see if
tcp_wrappers will be dropping your connection. Other tahn that it is
difficult to diagnose your problem without further information.
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gt; possible? If so, how?
>
I'm sure it's possible to do it the way you described, but it's not
the easiest way. Using \LaTeX{} (usually spelled LaTeX), it would be
possible to create another PostScript file with the text and embed the
image into that.
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style of RPMs, and searching for packages. RPMFind really helps, but
it's still not as eligant as apt-get for Debian.
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roken.
Atleast Debian number their releases in a sane manner. A minor Debian
version number 2.1 for Slink, and 2.2 for Potato often includes more
than just newer packages. Things like debconf might get a whole
version number out of other distributions.
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in the array to be the characters
in the string? If so:
@array = split '', $string;
Otherweise
$array[0] = $string;
will assign the first element of @array to $string
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nst QT2 released under the QPL. The GPL prohibits
ditributing softawre that is linke to non-GPL libraries, unless they
are system libraries. Debian does not consider the QT libraries to be
system libraries. It is Debian's opinion that they and everyone else
cannot legally distribute KDE. But i
It's up to KDE on wether they
would like their code to be shipped with Debian in the future.
> I guess what set me off was someone with a gnu.org address throwing out a
> gratuitous "Gnome is better/more free than KDE" post without a single
> explanation.
> > I have no problem with eye candy :)
>
> Nor do I, until it starts to hamper performance. Try running E on
> my five year old notebook (P90, 40 MB RAM) and see what I mean :)
Uh no. :)
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2.04.
My assumption is that using whoami with the ` ` causes it to need to
reevaulate the PS1 enviroment variable every time. During the
reevaulation of PS1, it updates $? along with it. While using \u is
handled internally by the shell. $? is only evaluated when PS1 is
set.
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e in
/etc/php3/apache/php.ini accordingly. Just search for extension,
you'll be able to add
'extension=mysql.so'
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uld use 1.3.11 packaged in Woody.
You can simply install the precompiled packages which means you will
need to install additional packages (easily handled by apt). Or you
can get the source package and build the package yourself (which apt
can do as well).
Running the helixcode version will proba
pplies cleanly to a copy of
> the original source?
>
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