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...ames on a samba server I set up. The server passed all of the diagnostics, and file names show up correctly in a dos window. However, under windows explorer, anything after a . doesn't show up in the name. This is only true for a . in the middle of the name, "hidden" files such as .fvwmrc show up. WE does describe the file according to what it considers the extension, for example the listing for netscape.ps shows up as: netscape a PS file. I can save files and have them show up in the WE directory listing, but I can't move or delete them after that. I can, however, from smb...

...f any of the changes stand out as relevant and try to test them. >> >> Andy >> > > Thanks. > > ObscureKeystokeTiming turned out to be the cause, or so it seemed after reading the ssh_config reference. Setting this option to 'no' whereever ssh is used in the .fvwmrc configuration file got rid of the response time problem. > > I remember looking at plus74.html some time before formal release. If ObscureKeystrokeTiming had caught my eye I think I would not have associated it with the possibility of a large increase in response time. > > The line in...

...f any of the changes stand out as relevant and try to test them. >> >> Andy >> > > Thanks. > > ObscureKeystokeTiming turned out to be the cause, or so it seemed after reading the ssh_config reference. Setting this option to 'no' whereever ssh is used in the .fvwmrc configuration file got rid of the response time problem. > > I remember looking at plus74.html some time before formal release. If ObscureKeystrokeTiming had caught my eye I think I would not have associated it with the possibility of a large increase in response time. > > The line in...

...elevant and try to test them. > >> > >> Andy > >> > > > > Thanks. > > > > ObscureKeystokeTiming turned out to be the cause, or so it seemed after reading the ssh_config reference. Setting this option to 'no' whereever ssh is used in the .fvwmrc configuration file got rid of the response time problem. > > > > I remember looking at plus74.html some time before formal release. If ObscureKeystrokeTiming had caught my eye I think I would not have associated it with the possibility of a large increase in response time. > > &g...

...valid in /dev in a windows format, intermixed with kernal modules and stuff from kudzu. Network Neighborhood-> LinNeighborhood/Samba http://www.bnro.de/~schmidjo/ Trash -> Gnome's trash Display Properties-> GTK do-hickie that edits xf86config, xscreensaver, and fvwmrc is a windows fimilar way Dial-up Networking-> working for an ISP, I know this thing foreward and backwards do-hickie that writes chat/pppd scripts, easy! Control Panel -> Ugh! Do what WinME does. Make it simple unless you want complex. Start with date/time, internet options,...