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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers old unix machine at work model # wy-50 Post 6647 by Perderabo on Sunday 9th of September 2001 12:06:45 PM
Old 09-09-2001
I'm not clear about the system you have. A wyse-50 is just a dumb terminal. Sure you can use a wyse-50 with any version of unix. But you say that your unix system comprises just a wyse-50 and a motherboard. That seems very strange. Virtually every version of unix will also require a mass storage device such as a disk.

But in any event, the info you posted is all about the wyse-50, so I guess that you are certain that the wyse-50 is failing.

Dumb terminals just don't cost enough to justify repairing them anymore. There are currently several wyse-60's for sale on EBAY for $10.00 each and no one is bidding.
 

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Gtk2::RecentInfo(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				     Gtk2::RecentInfo(3pm)

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Gtk2::RecentInfo - wrapper for GtkRecentInfo HIERARCHY
Glib::Boxed +----Gtk2::RecentInfo METHODS
timestamp = $info->get_added; timestamp = $info->get_modified; timestamp = $info->get_visited; cut integer = $info->get_age (exec, count, timestamp) = $info->get_application_info ($app_name) o $app_name (string) (applications) = $info->get_applications string = $info->get_description string = $info->get_display_name boolean = $info->exists (groups) = $info->get_groups boolean = $info->has_application ($app_name) o $app_name (string) boolean = $info->has_group ($group_name) o $group_name (string) pixbuf = $info->get_icon ($size) o $size (integer) boolean = $info->is_local string = $info->last_application boolean = $info->match ($other_info) o $other_info (Gtk2::RecentInfo) string = $info->get_mime_type unix timestamp = $info->get_modified boolean = $info->get_private_hint string = $info->get_short_name string = $info->get_uri_display string = $info->get_uri unix timestamp = $info->get_visited SEE ALSO
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