[techtalk] hallo...

[betka]

i am new to this email listand newish to linux
i have been using it for about a year but pretty much only as a user
i have recently begun to have a bit more freetime on my hands (i have
two wee little babes) and i wanna get into the admin side of all of this
stuff
so here i am :)

betka



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[techtalk] strange unknown...

[betka]

hiyis...
i have this sound that my machine makes...
kinda goes dadadadaadaaa
we can not figure out what is doing it
no specific time of day completely random
have changed sound cards
nothing ever appears in the logs
i am running red hat 6.2 .. but this has accured through several
upgrades
it also happens even when the sound card is in use (as in real audio)
anyone ever have this happen or have any ideas to why it is happening?
 ta
betka


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[techtalk] Qvocab...

[betka]

wondering if anyone uses it or has used it (it being qvocab) and may
have or know where to locate  premade databases...unfortunately this
little program saves the language info as a .qvo (some binary database
file stuff) and i cant just slap a huge list of words into it..gottta
sit and use the input function :(
if anyone helps i will be suprised but much thankful
ciao
betka


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[techtalk] phpwiki...

[betka]

i have unsuccessfully attempted to get this up and running..
advertised itself as being straight out of the box will amaze u kind of
thing..
i do not host my own domain..am being hosted on a friends server
so i am not installing this straight off the root..is that why it is so
unhappy???
edit'd the config to point it to the right db/user/passwd
checked and the php on the server is the right version along with  mysql

anyone else gotten this to go id appreciate info on what exactly it
wants from me (how many pints of blood i must bleed) or alternatively a
better program to try
ta
betka


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Re: [techtalk] Computer Books

[betka]

unfortunately i have found that when i went to the library to seee what
tech/computer books they had...all the good ones were stolen :(


Samuel Lavenz wrote:

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> I personally, am of the opinion that libraries should stock more technical
> books.  I think they should stock the entire O'Reilly collection...but that's
> just me.  I've come across a wide variety of computer books in libraries.
> Everything from dummies books to ueber-technical books.  I think that's the
> sort of collection a library ought to have.  It helps them cater to all of the
> library's patrons.
>
> That's my $0.02.
>
> sam
>
> On Sun, 17 Dec 2000, Char P. wrote:
>
> > I am a librarian in a public library and I can tell you from personal
> > experience that computer books that are too technical or expert level are
> > not what the average person coming into the library is looking for.  The
> > average patron is looking for very generalized information.  They love the
> >
> > Dummy books (personally I hate them - I tend to recommend the books with
> > lots of pictures laid out in a 1-2-3 step kind of way).  People that want
> > specialized books are generally willing to purchase these books for their
> > own collections.
> >
> > An excellent Linux computer book from O'Reilly Press is called Running
> > Linux (I.S.B.N. 1-56592-469-X). Matt Welsh is the author.
> >
> > I am at home right now, but I'll be back to work on Jan. 2 - I can give
> > you the titles of some of the computer books that round out our collection
> >
> > at the library.  Let me know if you are interested.
> >
> > Charlene
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> > > Any suggestions for good ones that should go in a library? (Public, not
> > > personal)
> > >
> > > Melanie
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