@witek: Problem fixed. I had another idea how to do it. It's a hack, but at least we have not to wait until DNS is updated

@ witek: I know, we have to wait for Akuna to change another DNS entry.
@ mimosa: yes, that's a bug

EDIT: mimosa's bug report now is fixed. Just a small regex problem Thanks for your report.

That shit sucks...

jayseye wrote:it might be a good idea to get a picture of your dog, and use it for your Avatar here ;->

As we are the "bonsai OS" you should actually use pictures of bonsais, trees or other plants

nobody wants the non-live versions anymore... I use Live versions as rescue discs only (and Slax is fine for this task). If I want to install a system then the non-live Salix installer is finished before many Live versions have booted to the desktop environment :P :ugeek: Furthermore: testing distr...

Testing mail settings

Bla Bla bla

BTW, the \eOd and \eOc codes are for ctrl-left and ctrl-right keys, it's just only that they work in rxvt. So the correct inputrc entry would be: $if term=rxvt-unicode "\eOd": backward-word # ctrl + left "\eOc": forward-word # ctrl + right $else "\e[1;5D": backward-wor...

gapan wrote:but he's talking about ctrl-left-click and ctrl-right-click. Certainly the only thing that makes a click is the mouse?

I don't think he really means click. He means the keys. Everything else does not make sense for me

This happens in xterm or other terminal emulators (with TERM=xterm). Press [CTRL]+[Left] or [CTRL]+[Right]. The default inputrc in Slackware has this: "\eOd": backward-word "\eOc": forward-word I have no idea which keys this escape sequences refer to. To get the escape sequence o...