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That use transparency (gnome-terminal, xchat-gnome), the transparent This is the behavior with xv, xloadimage, feh, gnome control center, The right monitor has the same section of the graphic showing (the left I can get an image to center on the left monitor and I'm running XF86 4.1.0.1 on several Debian Woody xinerama 2 monitorīoxes (with several different combinations of video cards) and I can'tįind a way to post a background image centered across both screens withĪ single image. Several people with the same problem as me, but no solutions to this. I've searched Google groups and various mailing lists and I've found How can I manually debug a ppp session, can I enter all the ppp configĪ snip of my sysylog is pasted below. There any need to repeat these in the ppp options file
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My user name and password are both in the pap and chap secrets file, is
My provider is Bigpond in Australia and they use pppoe for authentication.
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The PPPd program inherently deals with a serial modem, how do I configure Script is after, I only know the user name and password. When I run the pppconfig script I cant work out the 4 text parameters the How is it possible to to tell if the system is logged into a ppp server? To fire up it trys a ppp connection down a serial line, where in the configįile the maps the ppp connection to the eth0 interface? I typed to turn on the debugging on the pppd but the system writes some Up but I can not tell if the system is logged into a ppp server. There is a continues failure when i try to log in. I am trying to get my pppoe client to work.I am on the debianĭistribution version 2.2.18pre 21. I'm running Mandrake 8.2, with KDE 2.2.2 if that is at all relevant to TIA for any help you can give me on this.
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I'm pretty sure it has something do with Xresources, but I don't know how to I want to configure the key 'F2' for Kmail so that when I'm composing e-mailĪnd I press the 'F2' key, the phrase 'Kilroy was here' is inserted at theĬurrent cursor location. Gomez ( rpgomez from )įirst of all, thanks to all the people who write for and maintain Linux Any help appreciated since it's pretty annoying to have to
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The MAC was connected via USB and the linux machine is running it in Page, sometimes it errors and sometimes it doesn't. Reproducible when trying to print 2 or more pages. Iīelieve this means some sort of paper error, like a jam or something.Īfter each page I have to reset the printer. At the end of a page, both lights start flashing. Keyboard mapping for the entire session throughout allĪpplications.Is there any alternative to it ? Some kind of keyboard mapping.Could you please suggestĪny method available in GTK+/Gnome to change theĭefault keyboard mapping ( only inside the The character coding of oriya lies between 128 to 255.Īlso the keyboard mapping I need is different from theĭefault keyboard mapping that is US_English.For typingĪnd displaying those oriya character I need changing Language ** I faced the following problem.
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