On Thu, Oct 05, 2000 at 04:22:06PM +0200, robert_wilhelm_land wrote: > Would someone kindly help in the following questions? > > > how can I search for filenames which only differ in upper & lowercase > letters? > Something in the kind of: > find <path> -name "syncppp" > ...but should be able to find "Syncpp" (even if it doesn't exist in > reality) find <path> -iname "syncppp" read the find man page, man find. > When searching for filenames using "locate" and displaying them in the > order of their date > something like "locate <file> | <sort_them>", (does the database > include other parameters than just filenames?) not sure on this one. > can I generaly launch "startx" out of 3 terminals and keep them all up > at the same time? > When loading X on terminal 1 and switching out of the X-session by > "ctrl+meta+Fx" to the next terminal where X has not been yet launched > - the first X11 session dies. > Is this a common behaviour? startx -- :1 vt8 startx -- :2 vt9 will let you start multiple X sessions. i don't usualy do things like this though, i have wdm running and sometimes do things like: X -query localhost :1 vt8 to get a second x based login screen, or more interesting: X -query dogbert :1 vt8 to get a X based login from remote machine dogbert. (your at the mercy of your network security here though, the connection is NOT encrypted) > > Then, has someone included java kernel support when compiling the > kernel? Is this a reliable feature? It seems to be a great thing > because clients do not have to install a jre or jdk when running Java > apps? i think the option you refer to is only binary file support, i think you still need the java interpreter. but i avoid java so i am not sure on this. > > Last one - how can I save all in- and outputs (eq. sum of all text) > out of the > current session in the bash to a file? script session.log -- Ethan Benson http://www.alaska.net/~erbenson/
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