I'm experimenting with adding a watermark/letterhead to a cups printing
queue. I've seen a couple of suggestions on the net, the most promising
ones by way of a cups filter and some postscript trickery. My problem
is right now that the printjobs are sent as PJL, which ps2pdf, pdftk
etc. cannot or will not deal with.
My situation is essentially - I have a letterhead document (in odt, pdf
or ps format) that I would like to add to every page printed in a
dedicated cups queue. I don't want to fiddle with the *office setup on
any individual PC, I want this to happen transparently.
Any suggestions?
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All,
I've got a vmware VM I haven't used a few weeks. This is a Win7
laptop, but the VM is openSUSE 12.2.
When I try to boot it tells me it can't load the initial ram disk
because it has to have a kernel loaded first.
I've attached a screenprint.
I've got other openSUSE VM's on this laptop, but I don't have a
openSUSE ISO / CD / DVD handy.
What's a good way to fix this? If I download the network install CD,
will it have a repair option?
fyi: Nothing overly valuable on VM, I just have it configured to do
packaging work, so it will save me some hassle not to have trash it.
Greg
Hi all,
I'm looking for an alternative diagram editor (mainly for networks)
At work some use visio, that has nice libraries, but is handling
connection in a horrible way.
I was starting to use "dia" but it's output gave me harsh comments from
co-workers.
So, any other alternatives?
Someone pointed towards yED (fom http://www.yworks.com)
But the fact that you have to download a bin blob (it is neither in the
OBS:editors nor in anyones home:/ dir), which you have run is a bit
suspicious. (perhaps i'm paranoid or so)
Hans
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A while back I asked about upgrading Mandriva to openSuse and wondered
how smart the installer was. was told that cross distribution upgrades
normally didn't work, but that Mageia was written by people that had
left mandrake when it became Mandriva and that Mageia could update
Mandrake/Mandriva. See early post for my reasons.
Well thank you guys, I did upgrade to Mageia 2 and am happy with that.
But I also put Mageia on a scratch machine and pushed it around in was
that I wouldn't dream of for a production machine .... you know the kind
of abuse .... :-) And then I decided to put openSuse 12.2 on the
scratch machine. In went the DVD, reboot and when it do the the screen
where I said "probing ..." it then offered "Install or upgrade". WTF I
picked upgrade and Lo And Behold the installer was smart enough to
upgrade my Mageia to openSuse !
Well almost.
When it got to the bootloader it tried to install LILO.
Nonono, I'd been using grub. I went back and it did not offer me a
choice of the bootloader. It then muffed Lilo and and I had a system
that wouldn't boot.
You can, I found, "upgrade" all over again, but it still doesn't want to
use grub.
Close .... so close ....
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Hi folks,
Just to inform eventual interested about the availability of SKYPE 4.1
for Linux.
I installed the "dynamic tar.bz" version and have to add also
libQtWebKit4-32bit in order to execute the binary.
Happy new year!
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Intel® Core™ i5-2410M CPU @ 2.30GHz × 4 - Intel® Sandybridge Mobile
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When the camera first initializes it looks right for about one second,
then goes dark. In Cheeze I can adjust the brightness, but this of
course doesn't work in Skype or Google Hangouts. Also Cheeze hangs when
trying to record video. I'd like to fix this of course.
Bus 001 Device 002: ID 04f2:b008 Chicony Electronics Co., Ltd USB 2.0
Camera
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Hi
12.2 with XFCE
When I hit 'Write' in tb, it fills the whole screen. There is no window
border and the write window fills the whole screen. I have to do File >
Close to get rid of it.
How can I get the borders back so I can manipulate and resize the write
window? I've tried pressing Esc, but nothing.
Thanks,
L x
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Hi
Does anyone know a driver for USB tunner mentioned above that works on
openSUSE 12.2 ? The manufacturer provides the driver sources, but they are not
updated and the driver does not work with newer versions of Linux kernel.
thanks
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Hi
12.2 with XFCE
When I hit 'Write' in tb, it fills the whole screen. There is no window
border and the write window fills the whole screen. I have to do File >
Close to get rid of it.
How can I get the borders back so I can manipulate and resize the write
window? I've tried pressing Esc, but nothing.
Thanks,
L x
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Hi Guys:
when I use vi in a terminal : gnome-terminal or tty , I found it
appeared a number and ">" in the left column
reproducible ways in my pc:
1. vi filename
2.wait 10 seconds
3.apppear "5>" (or other digit) in the left column.
I take a screenshot in the attachement.
what is that ?
I have installed rpms as follows:
junwork:/usr/src/linux/net/bridge/netfilter # rpm -qa | grep vim
vim-base-7.3.566-1.5.1.x86_64
vim-python-7.3.566-1.5.1.x86_64
vim-plugin-showmarks-2.2-13.6.1.noarch
vim-enhanced-7.3.566-1.5.1.x86_64
vim-plugin-a-2.18-13.6.1.noarch
vim-data-7.3.566-1.5.1.noarch
vim-plugin-colorschemes-1.0-13.6.1.noarch
vim-7.3.566-1.5.1.x86_64
vim-plugin-gitdiff-2-13.6.1.noarch
the attachment 's file list:
vimrc : /etc/vimrc
root_vim.tbz : ~/.vim*
