Figures. Stuff always breaks when you move. They should be glad the moving guys avoided dropping the piano down the stairs or putting a hole in the wall.
Personally I'm more annoyed by the people complaining about Gentoo zealots, of which there seems to be alot more than actual Gentoo zealots! Seriously, the amount of posts _complaining_ Gentoo zealots as opposed to "compiling everything made my system twice as fast d00d"-posts is like 10:1. And yes, this statistic was made up on the spot. I appologize for this entire post. I am very drunk, and had to type every word at least twice.
SCO stock soared today after their announcement stating that there are significant portions of proprietary copyrighted SystemV code running the universe. "We will sue as soon as we can get ahold of the Creator of the Universe" boasted senior vice president Chris Sontag. "The amount of SCO code in the universe is very extensive. It is many different sections of code ranging from five to 10 to 15 lines of code in multiple places that are of issue, up to large blocks of code that have been inappropriately copied into the universe in violation of our source-code licensing contract. That's in the universe itself, so it is significant." added Sontag. "We are in the process of preparing six billion letters, warning people that they may need to consider another universe or face steep licensing costs"
Sure thing. What was the address of their anoncvs servers again? Oh wait, I forgot the "turn into a powerful government and sign a couple hundred non-disclosure agreements"-requirement.
I have a Logitech cordless keyboard+mouse (iTouch Pro), and I had a similar problem. However, in my case the fix was easy: The receiver was located on the floor amongst a bunch of cables (power cords, speaker cables, etc.), and this was apparently not a good idea. After moving the receiver somewhere where there's no cables it has worked perfectly.
After using a cordless mouse for a while I find it a pain to use a standard one. The mouse that comes with the iTouch pro package is also very comfortable, and the extra buttons on the keyboard are great for controlling xmms and launching apps.
/ Zeb
"Learning is not compulsory. Neither is survival"
I have an iTouch Pro combo as well, and getting the extra keys to work is possible. Try running 'xev' under X instead of showkey; you should see it reporting the keys being pressed. In the version of XFree86 that came with RH7 there was a ready-made definition file for the standard itouch keyboard. The key codes are almost the same for the pro version; use xev to find the keycodes and then edit the itouch section in/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xkb/symbols/inet accordingly. Then set your XkbModel to 'itouch' in XF86Config and xev should now report 'XF86*' as the key symbol. After that you can just use the keys like any other.
>Keep in mind that America has the biggest number >of internet connections/computer per capita than >any other country in the world
Are you sure about this? The data I have seen indicates that Finland tops the chart, followed by Norway and Iceland, and that the US comes fourth. Finding any up-to-date data, however, proved to be difficult; most of the stuff I found was dated 1998. Links anyone? More than 54% of all internet users are Americans though.
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No, a child is a combination of features from the two parent classes -> multiple inheritance...
Figures. Stuff always breaks when you move. They should be glad the moving guys avoided dropping the piano down the stairs or putting a hole in the wall.
Fair enough. I'll hold you to that promise :)
For the record, I am a Gentoo user, but closer to the first type you listed.
Personally I'm more annoyed by the people complaining about Gentoo zealots, of which there seems to be alot more than actual Gentoo zealots! Seriously, the amount of posts _complaining_ Gentoo zealots as opposed to "compiling everything made my system twice as fast d00d"-posts is like 10:1. And yes, this statistic was made up on the spot. I appologize for this entire post. I am very drunk, and had to type every word at least twice.
There is such an option. Settings->Configure shortcuts->Send message. Just set Return as your custom shortcut for this action, and you're done.
SCO stock soared today after their announcement stating that there are significant portions of proprietary copyrighted SystemV code running the universe. "We will sue as soon as we can get ahold of the Creator of the Universe" boasted senior vice president Chris Sontag. "The amount of SCO code in the universe is very extensive. It is many different sections of code ranging from five to 10 to 15 lines of code in multiple places that are of issue, up to large blocks of code that have been inappropriately copied into the universe in violation of our source-code licensing contract. That's in the universe itself, so it is significant." added Sontag. "We are in the process of preparing six billion letters, warning people that they may need to consider another universe or face steep licensing costs"
So I'm just a piece of code then? I bet I'm not even indented properly. Bastards!
I hope I don't get optimized away...
> Uh...check out Windows 2000 scheduling algos
Sure thing. What was the address of their anoncvs servers again? Oh wait, I forgot the "turn into a powerful government and sign a couple hundred non-disclosure agreements"-requirement.
Because no one can figure out how to get them to work when the door is open!
> It looks like a veicle that only a supper hero would drive
I'm sure all the lunch heroes would enjoy this vehicle just as much!
I hear Microsoft tech support has been fighting this problem for years...
After using a cordless mouse for a while I find it a pain to use a standard one. The mouse that comes with the iTouch pro package is also very comfortable, and the extra buttons on the keyboard are great for controlling xmms and launching apps.
/ Zeb
"Learning is not compulsory. Neither is survival"
I have an iTouch Pro combo as well, and getting the extra keys to work is possible. Try running 'xev' under X instead of showkey; you should see it reporting the keys being pressed. In the version of XFree86 that came with RH7 there was a ready-made definition file for the standard itouch keyboard. The key codes are almost the same for the pro version; use xev to find the keycodes and then edit the itouch section in /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xkb/symbols/inet accordingly. Then set your XkbModel to 'itouch' in XF86Config and xev should now report 'XF86*' as the key symbol. After that you can just use the keys like any other.
/Zeb
>Keep in mind that America has the biggest number >of internet connections/computer per capita than >any other country in the world
Are you sure about this? The data I have seen indicates that Finland tops the chart, followed by Norway and Iceland, and that the US comes fourth. Finding any up-to-date data, however, proved to be difficult; most of the stuff I found was dated 1998. Links anyone?
More than 54% of all internet users are Americans though.
/Zeb
=Another mega bytes the dust =-
"diuron:
a persistent herbicide C9H10Cl2N2O used especially to control annual weeds"
A coincidence? I think not.
/Zeb
Another Mega bytes the dust.