In default Slack 10.0 "Everything" I have no lisa config file
Should I have such by default?

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Johnny Kitchens wrote:

> In default Slack 10.0 "Everything" I have no lisa config file
> Should I have such by default?

Nope.

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NeoSadist <neosad1st@charter.net> wrote:
> Johnny Kitchens wrote:

> > In default Slack 10.0 "Everything" I have no lisa config file
> > Should I have such by default?
>
> Nope.

Johnny Kitchens wrote:

> In default Slack 10.0 "Everything" I have no lisa config file
> Should I have such by default?
if you create an empty configuration file you can configure lisa in kde
the file is /etc/lisarc
and you have to start lisa every time you start your computer
If you are using KDE there is also Smb4K and Ksambaplugin
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Patryk wrote:

> Johnny Kitchens wrote:
>
>> In default Slack 10.0 "Everything" I have no lisa config file
>> Should I have such by default?
> if you create an empty configuration file you can configure lisa in kde
> the file is /etc/lisarc
> and you have to start lisa every time you start your computer
> If you are using KDE there is also Smb4K and Ksambaplugin
don't confuse lisa from /usr/X11/bin lisajous firgure drawer
with /opt/kde/bin/lisa Lan Information Serwer


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"Patryk" <patrykx@poczta.onet.pl> wrote in message
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> Patryk wrote:
>
> > Johnny Kitchens wrote:
> >
> >> In default Slack 10.0 "Everything" I have no lisa config file
> >> Should I have such by default?
> > if you create an empty configuration file you can configure lisa in kde
> > the file is /etc/lisarc
> > and you have to start lisa every time you start your computer
> > If you are using KDE there is also Smb4K and Ksambaplugin
> don't confuse lisa from /usr/X11/bin lisajous firgure drawer
> with /opt/kde/bin/lisa Lan Information Serwer
>
>
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> Patryk

Thanks

On 2004-08-29, Patryk <patrykx@poczta.onet.pl> wrote:
> Patryk wrote:
>
>> Johnny Kitchens wrote:
>>
>>> In default Slack 10.0 "Everything" I have no lisa config file
>>> Should I have such by default?
>> if you create an empty configuration file you can configure lisa in kde
>> the file is /etc/lisarc
>> and you have to start lisa every time you start your computer
>> If you are using KDE there is also Smb4K and Ksambaplugin
> don't confuse lisa from /usr/X11/bin lisajous firgure drawer
> with /opt/kde/bin/lisa Lan Information Serwer

Or the lisa compiler (lisa programming language for dynamic
webpages) even


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On Sun, 29 Aug 2004 18:21:22 -0000,
jayjwa <jayjwa@nowhere.org> wrote:
>
> Or the lisa compiler (lisa programming language for dynamic
> webpages) even

Unlike the other two lisas mentioned before, I don't think the lisa
compiler is included in Slackware. However, on the subject of lisas,
there's lisa, the apple computer.

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On Sat, 28 Aug 2004 19:54:03 -0400,
Johnny Kitchens <jek@REMOVEjoimail.com> wrote:
> In default Slack 10.0 "Everything" I have no lisa config file
> Should I have such by default?

I did a 'grep lisa$ /var/log/packages/*', then looked at the kdenetwork
file in that dir with less and didn't see a config file listed. However,
it seems there are examples of config files in
/opt/kde/share/apps/lisa/README.

HTH.

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"Mark Hill" <mrhill@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Thanks Mark