From: Alan Hutchinson on 18 Jan 2010 03:40 Hi there, so sorry that I did not get back to you sooner , believe it or not I have bean locked out of my G-mail for about two years don't ask me why or how for that matter, the most important thing is I am back, there has bean quite a lot of changes since the last time I talked to you, one of them being ,I have bean getting in to borne shell,and all so I have bean trying to install a wireless card,but sadly that did not work, I ran into ndiswrapper con fig problems, I joined the V-lug in Victoria,B.C that was a much use as a broken stick. B.F.N On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 3:33 PM, Florian Kulzer < florian.kulzer+debian(a)icfo.es <florian.kulzer%2Bdebian(a)icfo.es>> wrote: > On Mon, Nov 03, 2008 at 10:32:00 -0800, Alan Hutchinson wrote: > > Hi I am using Debian-lenny beta 2 ,and I don't no how to get "owner > > permissions" so that I can download ndiswrapper and install it,I have > bean > > reading the "Gconf help" files but sadly that was not much help, and also > > the reason that I am sending you this email is I cant or don't seam to be > > getting contract with the other users,I have sent several users emails > and I > > don't get Anne feedback at all it is really frustrating, thank you. > > We seem to be having a communications problem. I received the message > that you sent to me on October the 16th and I did send you a response. > Check your spam folder, maybe Gmail is doing something stupid. Other > people may not respond to private messages at all as a matter of > principle or because their spam filter eliminates them. > > I copy my last response below and I CC you directly in the hope that > this message will somehow reach you. If you keep having problems > interacting with this list then I suggest that you try the Gmane > interface as I explained in the previous message. > > ---------- BEGIN PREVIOUS MESSAGE -------------------------------------- > > Hi Alan, > > If you want to edit system files then you need root privileges. > > If you want to use a graphical text editor (or any other Xorg program) > then you can install the "sux" package. It gives you a command that > allows you to become root and use your normal user's Xorg session. So > you can open a window terminal (xterm, gnome terminal, KDE's konsole, > whatever your like) and run: > > sux > gedit > > Then you will run gedit as root and you can open, change and save > sources.list. You can of course another editor instead of gedit if you > prefer. > > Another option is to use the gksu package which is a graphical frontend > for the "su" command. I think it might be installed on Gnome by default > and be available in a menu somewhere. (I hardly know Gnome because I use > KDE.) > > If you know how to use a standard text editor (one that does not need X) > then you can just use "su" on the command line to become root and then > run the editor. > > Are you sure that you have to change sources.list to install > ndiswrapper? As far as I can tell, all necessary packages are in the > normal ("main") Debian repository. Be aware that the utils package has a > different name on Lenny; see my last reply on the debian-user list: > > http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2008/10/msg00339.html > > If you cannot solve your problems with ndiswrapper then you are welcome > to ask more details, but please send your message to the debian-user > list instead of my personal address. > > If you find it uncomfortable to use your normal email program or webmail > with the Debian lists then you can use a portal such as Gmane to > continue the discussion: > > http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.linux.debian.user/335591/focus=335754 > > (The --Action-- pull down menu to the right allows you to post a > followup message to the list.) > > ---------- END PREVIOUS MESSAGE ---------------------------------------- > > -- > Regards, | http://users.icfo.es/Florian.Kulzer > Florian | >
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