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Message boards :
Cafe SETI :
signature testing
(Message 223833)
Posted 31 Dec 2005 by Jeffery L. Brown Post: Ok, I obviously DON'T know what I am doing, and I am NOT above asking for help... Anyone wanna offer me a suggestion or 10 about what I am doing wrong? lol Thanks for you help, and I THINK I have it this time. They say that BBcode is easier, but I see no evidence of this lol. At least I semi-knew what I was doing with HTML lol Thanks in advance for your help if it works. If it does I won't post again because then I think it would be off topic technically. *Takes a deep breath...* Here goes... :D |
2)
Message boards :
Cafe SETI :
signature testing
(Message 223819)
Posted 31 Dec 2005 by Jeffery L. Brown Post: Ok, I obviously DON'T know what I am doing, and I am NOT above asking for help... Anyone wanna offer me a suggestion or 10 about what I am doing wrong? lol |
3)
Message boards :
Cafe SETI :
signature testing
(Message 223816)
Posted 31 Dec 2005 by Jeffery L. Brown Post: Ok... That test was an obvious failure... Next test... |
4)
Message boards :
Cafe SETI :
signature testing
(Message 223814)
Posted 31 Dec 2005 by Jeffery L. Brown Post: God I LOVE these signature files. I only HOPE I can figure out how to do it :) btw... This IS a test post. No need to reply to it. |
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Questions and Answers :
Unix/Linux :
BOINC Manager in UBUNTU
(Message 222875)
Posted 29 Dec 2005 by Jeffery L. Brown Post: Yeah I got bored typing! again the dialog content cant be copied and pasted. I use Fedora Core 4 and this worked great with my distro :D Also, to copy/paste I find it is easiest to just highlight the text to be copied, then right click/copy, then go to where you want to paste the text then right click/paste. I tried to edit using VI, but as I am still a newbie to the Linux world, that was too much trouble trying to figure out. The great thing about FC 4 is in the GUI environment, there is a wonderful little text editor. I just opened run_manager (this is the actual file name for my Linux version of BOINC) copied the BROWSER=/usr/bin/firefox; export BROWSER command on the very first line, saved the file, then restarted BOINC. No more I can't find your default browser what do I do? =) I hope this helped others that are having the same problems, and to all you Linux Gurus, THANK YOU FOR HELPING US NEWBIES!!!! =) You deserved that thank you and so much more. Too many people forget what it is like to be a newbie and get an attitude and say RTFM! God Bless and Happy New Year! =) |
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