You searched for: what are doing tonight (Engelska - Kinyarwanda)

what are...
ubuso bw' igishushanyo...

do not edit this file so unless you know what you are doing!
oya kwandika iyi idosiye!

what are the stars?
i inyenyeri?

what are u up to you
what are you up to you

what are the affected areas?
ni utuhe turere twibasiwe n’iyo ndwara?

what are the limitations of the wizard?
i bya i?

what are the application names of & konsolekalendar;?
i porogaramu amazina bya & konsolekalendar;?

what are the implications for public health practice?
bifite izihe ngaruka ku bikorwa by’inzego z’ubuzima?

what are %i and %m in the execute line?
% i na% m in i umurongo:?

do n't look inside, just take the newer file. (use this only if you know what you are doing!) only effective when comparing two directories.
kureba mo imbere, i idosiye. (iyi niba!) cyuzuye ryari: kabiri ububiko bw' amaderese.

enables debug mode for the script. currently this means that all output will be dumped to the standard output in addition to being logged in the log directory like normal. also, many functions are much more verbose about what they are doing in debugging mode.
kosora amakosa ubwoko ya: i iyandika. iyi byose ibisohoka kuri in guteranya + kuri in i log ububiko nka bisanzwe., imimaro birenzeho bigyanye in ubwoko.

for these reasons, the standard sentence boundary detector filter is automatically configured the first time you run kttsmgr and cannot be disabled (although you can remove it). we advise you not to modify this filter unless you know what you are doing.
i mugaragaza, gicurasi porogaramu igenamiterere. mugaragaza ni

this will bring up the pppd arguments dialog. you can use this dialog to add any desired options that you want & kppp; to hand to pppd. see the pppd man page for a list of available options, but unless you know exactly what you are doing, you should probably restrain yourself from tinkering with these.
hejuru i inkoresha: ikiganiro. koresha iyi ikiganiro kuri & ongera icyo ari cyo cyose amahitamo & kppp; kuri kuri. i ipaji: ya: a urutonde bya bihari amahitamo,, kuva: na:.

generally in the ~/. kde folder (this may be ~/. kde3 on your system, depending on how & kde; 3 was installed). do n't alter these files unless you really know what you are doing.
in i ~ /. kde ububiko... (iyi gicurasi ~ /. ku sisitemu, ku & kde; 3 yakorewe iyinjizaporogaramu). idosiye.