Linux Software

CUPS configuration for SCS printers

Untar this in your /etc directory:

wmmon2

When I upgraded to kernel 2.6 and discovered the joys of cpufreq, I wanted a dockapp that would show the cpu speed and load. Couldn't find one. I've been using wmmon for years and have never used any of the extra screens on it, so I took wmmon, removed everything but the cpu load, and added a cpu speed display (using wmtosh as a guide for the latter.)

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tksysv

Is an old RedHat tool that I converted years ago to use the Debian init directory structure.

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nedit

The version of nedit in Debian has been broken for several years now. This is because lesstif is broken, but it's debian-politically-correct while motif is non-free. So we get a broken but free program. Same old Debian story...

All you need to do is download the nedit source deb and the various -dev packages needed to compile nedit; remove lesstif-dev; install libmotif3 and libmotif-dev; and compile, but if you don't want to roll your own, here's a precompiled deb:

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