Hello SuSE folkz, I'm using the same version of Midnight Commander on three identical SuSE 7.1 boxes with KDE 2.1.1. MC is running in kvt. On the first box when I do 'Ctrl o' MC panels hide and I can work in the bash shell and return back to MC panels with 'Ctrl o'. But MC on other two boxes behaves differently. When I do 'Ctrl o' panels hide but I can't see the bash prompt and when I'm pressing any button MC panels appear back. Could somebody tell me how to correct this issue. Thank you in advance. Alex -- MS Windows users should be covered under the Americans with disabilities Act.
* Alex Daniloff [Wed, 02 May 2001 12:23:52 -0700]:
But MC on other two boxes behaves differently. When I do 'Ctrl o' panels hide but I can't see the bash prompt and when I'm pressing any button MC panels appear back.
These boxes are running the updated mc, we had on our ftp server for some time. I hadn't checked the updated mc thoroughly enough so the bug escaped me.
Could somebody tell me how to correct this issue.
An updated version is available in ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/suse/i386/update/7.1/ap1 This has the bug fixed and also fixes the handling of ZIP files with spaces in their names. -- Penguins to save the dinosaurs -- Handelsblatt on Linux for S/390
Hi All, I've just removed another reason I've had to stick with dual booting with Lose 95! Using 7.1, I can now burn audio and data CDRs & CD-RWs using my IDE DVD & CD-RW. Setting up the drives emulating SCSI was easier than I expected, and the results from XCDRoast are excellent. Thanks again to the list for pointers and ideas over the months. Now for a DVD player.... And a SB PCI128 card that works with my own compiled kernal.... And a parallel scanner driver..... And a .... Terence
Hi All, With the help of those on this list I have moved my laptop from Win98, temorarily to RH 7, and this weekend to SUSE 7.1. I will probably have to purchase a comercial emulator to make MYOB run as my accountant needs to receive my information in that format, but I have got my printer soundcard, dial in, PCMCIA network card all working. My next goal is to get my PCMCIA HP M820 CD burner working, but I remember a post on that a few months ago. Sitting back watching the kind of support from this list over the space of a few months helped me decide which version of Linux to go for. My attempts at using RH have made me appreciate SUSE even more. I was dual booting for some time but no more, I just dont have the need. Thanks to all Shane h On Sunday 06 May 2001 17:05, Terence McCarthy wrote:
Hi All,
I've just removed another reason I've had to stick with dual booting with Lose 95!
Using 7.1, I can now burn audio and data CDRs & CD-RWs using my IDE DVD & CD-RW. Setting up the drives emulating SCSI was easier than I expected, and the results from XCDRoast are excellent.
Thanks again to the list for pointers and ideas over the months.
Now for a DVD player....
And a SB PCI128 card that works with my own compiled kernal....
And a parallel scanner driver.....
And a ....
Terence
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