To have a Linux beep each time a new line is printed on standard output, just filter your output through the following code: gawk ‘{print «07» $0 }’ This will effectively «prepend» a bell to each line. You can convert this into an alias or a command (say /usr/local/bin/line-beep.gawk): #!/usr/bin/gawk -f { print «07» $0; … Leer más
Nota rápida: Si al usar Superkb encuentras algún bug, lo mejor es reportarlo al sistema de seguimiento de casos en Launchpad.
Opera renders text without antialiasing under Ubuntu and Debian when a value in the font-family CSS property matches a «Core X» font before an Xft font.
That’s why Opera can be set to ignore core X fonts, by unchecking the Enable Core X fonts configuration option. You can use this as a workaround.
This post should be called instead «Making Opera work around a Cisco Secure ACS 4.1 interoperability bug».
Continuing with the stream of web browser interoperability issues I recently found how to make Opera 10 work with a Cisco Secure Access Control Server 4.1.
The problem I experienced is briefly described as, clicking any option in the menu (in the left frame) will open the menu again in the right frame, instead of actually showing the selected option.