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2010-10-02
, 09:41
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@ torino - italia
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#2
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also:
but I guess "cal" missing again....
Code:
clear && cal && printf "%s\n\n" "$(grep -F "$(date '+%b %d')" dates.txt)"
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2010-10-02
, 10:28
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Joined on Oct 2009
@ London UK
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have you tried:
apt-get is used for "getting packages from the repositories then installing using dpkg"
installs packages from files..
Code:
dpkg -i bsdutils_2.13-8_armel.deb
Code:
dpkg -i <filename>
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2010-10-02
, 13:25
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@ torino - italia
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it seems to work but noticed a lot of dependencies error (whatever it means)...
It's hard to understand every needing step of a new system... I Worked on Windows system since 20years ago!!!
thanks
It's hard to understand every needing step of a new system... I Worked on Windows system since 20years ago!!!
thanks
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2010-10-02
, 14:54
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@ torino - italia
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I noticeved some dependencies problems, as I saw...anyway comman cal is now working but calendar show this message:
It seem missing a program wich executing calendar...
I'm afraid to have a problem bigger than I can resolve.....
Code:
calendar:/usr/bin/cpp: no such file od directory
I'm afraid to have a problem bigger than I can resolve.....
it's a long time, since I thougth buy an N900, i'm triing to use a simple txt file in which I write birthday and annual notes to remind.
In Linux I use a command line called "caledar" that I find very useful for my needings.
Unfortunately that command and other like "cal" aren't in maemo.
I tried to install some pakage like bsdmainutils that contain that commands but I'm not sure doing the right thing. In fact does't work!
I downloaded this file and then typed:
PS
after googling several month I found this interesting command :