2008/6/10 Ira Abramov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Quoting Amos Shapira, from the post of Sat, 07 Jun:
>> >> But can you mark a package as "nothing depends on it, but I want it
>> >> around" (lower-case "m" in aptitude) vs. "keep it around as long as
>> >> something needs it, but remove it when it's no l
Ira Abramov wrote:
Long time ago, there was a Netscape browser with the version tag
>> 4.61i. It used to be the first version with the core of Netscape
>> Navigator to feature bidi support without funky fonts (Globes font was
>> quite popular back than) thanks to IBM contribution and some talent
>
Hi,
If it is not the processes maybe it is the harddisk/filesystem ?
Log files being written by multiple users to different files can have a harsh
effect on the performance of the operating system if the harddisk isn't up to
it.
As I recall from my university sessions :) Cadence tends to write
I have 1.5Mbps dl and 128 kbps up. This is the only Qos they apply on me?
Can you send a link where it's written that 012 was caught with
rewriting actual bitorrent packets?
I have problems with dc++. barely use bittorent. What other tricks they pull?
I want to say that hot mpls without diale
still at the client with the VLSI tools. Some of the users here are
running heavy simulations (all userspace, almost 0 kernel time), at
times a single process can hog the entire system. I have no idea how
that happens, as this is a fairly modern kernel (the slightly older
scheduler of RHEL4's 2.6.9
Hi,
I was a bit board here at home and I thought about writing a "short"
article about Linux evolutions.
I wrote about Linux mistakes, the ups and downs and where it stands today.
Naturally, I didn't do any real time-line since 1991, but more of an
"overview" if you will.
You can see it here: htt
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 04:58:41PM +0300, Ira Abramov wrote:
> Quoting Tomer Cohen, from the post of Wed, 04 Jun:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Long time ago, there was a Netscape browser with the version tag
> > 4.61i. It used to be the first version with the core of Netscape
> > Navigator to feature bidi supp
Quoting Tomer Cohen, from the post of Wed, 04 Jun:
> Hi,
>
> Long time ago, there was a Netscape browser with the version tag
> 4.61i. It used to be the first version with the core of Netscape
> Navigator to feature bidi support without funky fonts (Globes font was
> quite popular back than) thank
Quoting sara fink, from the post of Tue, 03 Jun:
> So, if they do it on the docsis channels, what exactly they do?
>
> And, how this influences the end user?
it means the IP channel is locked to 1500/500 or 7000/700 or whatever
the speed you are paying Hot for. nothing to do with the ISP, who may
Quoting Hetz Ben Hamo, from the post of Tue, 03 Jun:
> Ira,
>
> Network Manager is going to be the new default networking
> configuration application accross the board: SuSE (SLES), RHEL 6,
> Ubuntu, and Mandriva (if I'm not mistaken). Not sure about the next
> stable version of Debian though..
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Quoting Amos Shapira, from the post of Sat, 07 Jun:
> >> But can you mark a package as "nothing depends on it, but I want it
> >> around" (lower-case "m" in aptitude) vs. "keep it around as long as
> >> something needs it, but remove it when it's no longer needed by
> >> anything else" (upper-case
"Suncorp envisages Linux, ODF for 20,000 desktops"
http://tinyurl.com/5gt6q2
Also see the mention of MS support for ODF as a catalisator for that
decision... :)
Just the kind of news I just lve to read :)
Enjoy,
--Amos
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