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> Message from Sanjay :
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> I am Freelance Journalist.I am in search of guidance and Free CD for setting-up
>somekind of Radio-station on the Net as was reported in newspapers a couple of
>monthes back . My repeated reminders have yeilded no results so far. Please he
Aye from me for SCO
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DaX
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Is there any product on "online banking software", some thing like "PayPal"
in linux environment...
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2003 9:25 PM
To: multiple recipients of
Subject: [ilugd]: Quiz 02 - we have a winner !
De
you are looking for dyne:bolic.
this cd contains all the tools for the stuff you need to do. raj has a copy
of the cd, as do the kind folks at sarai (sarai.net).
me thinks if you dig further on the net, you may find newer, faster, better
tools too, but let's get started with dyne:bolic.
:-)
LL
for the growing interest in svg...
KDE 2D Workbench 0.1
http://freshmeat.net/releases/110240/
The KDE 2D Workbench is a Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) authoring
tool. It provides editing facilities for shapes, animations,
style-sheets, and scripts, etc.
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Hi,
I have used all versions of Windows os but also a fan of Linux os and i want to change my os to Linux. I live in Ghaziabad, U.P.. Although i had a 2 cd pack of Red Hat Linux 7.3. But after i installed it on my system for 3 times it is asking for a user login and password, though ent
Hi,
Check your caps lock setting, also make sure you do
not configure user authentication method during installation (NIS, LDAP etc etc)
just leave it default.
Manik
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From:
Deepanshu Goel
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, J
Hi,
If my earlier suggestions did not work, do the
follwing.
After starting your computer and before linux
starts loading, press ctrl+x to get into the text mode, you will see the boot:
prompt, enter "linux 1" here, obvoiusly wothout the quotes.
This will log you in to single user mode
