What? Oracle _8.5_ ??
I bet the Oracle guys would love to get their
hands on version 8.5, it will save them lots of
work :)
If you mean Oracle8 (8.0), then it is indeed
for purchase for Linux, and runs well (you'd
have to change some process limits if you run
a system with heavy-load) on RedHat,
From: Eli Marmor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> According to claims of VMware, the 2nd 'experimental' release (aka
> 'Build 209') 'fixes the "Hebrew font" problem for Windows 95/98'
> (all the 'quotations' are quotations of their "CHANGES").
Thanks for the update. This was the only reason I haven't bough
From: Eli Marmor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> You probably meant "Swing". Swing is a replacement for AWT, but
> contrary to AWT, it isn't based on the OS' GUI toolkit, but speaks
> directly to the low layer of the graphics (like Xlib in the case
> of UNIX). This allows it to support Unicode, even under p
Hmm, I quite disagree with you...
According to the Minimum requirment from MS, the minimum hardware needed
for Win 2000 is:
A. Pentium II 266
B. 64 MB RAM (from a field test - definately needed 128MB RAM)
C. 1 GB empty space..
Now, if we'll take vmware, which gives you the performance of half o
Hiya
Something is amiss here. VMWare guest OS'es
are installed on a file residing on the linux
fs, not on their own partition. This means that your
comment about being able to boot Win2k outside of VMWare
doesn't really apply - you'll still need to install it
twice if you want to use it twice.
Ho
From: Hetz Ben Hamo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hmm, I quite disagree with you...
>
> According to the Minimum requirment from MS, the minimum hardware needed
> for Win 2000 is:
>
> A. Pentium II 266
> B. 64 MB RAM (from a field test - definately needed 128MB RAM)
> C. 1 GB empty space..
>
> Now, if
From: Omer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hiya
> Something is amiss here. VMWare guest OS'es
> are installed on a file residing on the linux
> fs, not on their own partition. This means that your
> comment about being able to boot Win2k outside of VMWare
> doesn't really apply - you'll still need to instal
Woops, my bad.
Was it in the beta build as well?
Anyhow, it probably won't work.
You would have to use 2 different hardware
profiles (as your machine running inside VMWare obviously
has different 'hardware' then the normal install) - and
who knows how Win2k will react to being booted under
two s
Replying to my own post, duh.
I just wanted to add that judging by the comment in the VMWare
FAQ that you pointed out (installing OS'es on phsyical
disk partitions, a feature that only works on IDE drives) it
seems that it uses _raw_ access. That means that it's
just a raw partition, you cannot bo
From: "Stanislav Malyshev a.k.a Frodo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> M>> How can i see who is connected to my server via http ?
>
> netstat -ta | grep :www | grep ESTABLISHED
Why "-ta"? the "-a" adds unconnected server listening sockets,
they'll never be "established", by definition.
--Amos
--Amos Sha
From: "Eli Hadad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I have 586 laptop with linux at work and when I need to download a lot of staff
> I download it at work to the laptop and take him home and upload from it to my
> linux desktop at home.
>
> For some reason when I ftp-ing from my desktop to th
> I have a Hebrew-Enabled Lose98 on my Toshiba Laptop (4080XCDT) and I
> don't think I need or can overload its 2Gb reserved for Lose32 with
> Lose2000.
I recommended to prefer Win2000 as a VMware guest over Win98, not
because of Hebrew issues, but because of the following reasons:
1. According
From: Eli Marmor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I recommended to prefer Win2000 as a VMware guest over Win98, not
> because of Hebrew issues, but because of the following reasons:
>
> 1. According to various reports in mailing lists and newsgroups of
>VMware, NT runs much better and faster under VMwar
> I have enough space on my disk for both Linux, Windows (hopefully)
> and Solaris x86 (proper to a Sun employee, though Linux is used most
Wow! The same combination (Linux+Win+Solaris) that I'm going to
use under MY laptop (currently, I have separate disks for Win95
and for Solaris, while Linux
Hi...
i recently upgraded my 2.0.36 Kernel on my RH 5.2 to 2.2.5-23 ...
no problem (as far as i can see..)
also upgraded Samba etc
my problem is with smbmout, for some reason it won't mount my network
shares with the same commands that it did before...
i've tried upgrading smbfs to 2.0.2-6 an
Quoting Amos Shapira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Does "no PnP" imply anything about the PCMCIA or the internal
> windmodem support? What about the built-in Maestro IIe sound card
> (well, at least that's what I suspect it to be)?
>
Most of the Winmodems do not work with Win.NT since the manufacturers
Quoting Yoni Elhanani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> StarDivision has plans to add hebrew support for the next StarOffice, so
> I've heard.
IIRC, Corel is going to release its full office suite for Linux with Hebrew
support. It will be a commercial product, but so is MS-Office.
StarrOffice has some credib
Quoting Mike Almogy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> me too.
> just say where and when
>
> Mike
>
Usually I hate me too letters, but this is an exception. If it is close to
Tel-Aviv, I'm willing to do any kind of help that I can provide.
Liran.
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On Fri, 2 Jul 1999, Eli Marmor wrote:
>
> > You are right that VMware comes with a closed set of "hardware
> > environment", but I'll have to be able to boot Windows without VMware
> > as well.
>
> Ough... This may make your life much harder. First of all, it
> prevents you from using a virtual
http://www.heise.de/ct/english/99/13/186-1/
Vitaly.
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Hi,
few things for the demo:
1. one question we will be asked will be: will star office read my old files?
2. consider the following "cheat" for simulated hebrew support - lots of java
products are multilinguistic, and java ofcourse run on linux. there's a
multilingual java mail for example. wri
A quick comments on Hebrew support:
* No, there is not even anything close to Hebrew support for any
office applications yet. Hopefully the ivrix project will cause
people to be more active on any levels.
* Hebrew netscape:
- The patches that Eli Marmor has made will probably be quite
chen shapira wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> few things for the demo:
>
> 1. one question we will be asked will be: will star office read my old files?
Definitely YES!
Both english and russian (KOI8) texts made in Word were recognized by
StarOffice
5.1 and properly formatted. The same with a couple of PPT
>>>I meant being out-of-date with regard to /Hebrew desktop
applications/. We're fighting for /desktop users/ not for
sysadmins or developers (they /know/ what Linux is if they live
on Earth). So let me ask you again -- are there applications that
can serve as close replacement for Microsoft Offi
According to claims of VMware, the 2nd 'experimental' release (aka
'Build 209') 'fixes the "Hebrew font" problem for Windows 95/98'
(all the 'quotations' are quotations of their "CHANGES").
It is not so important anymore, since the new version fixes also
the problems with Windows2000, which didn'
I have SuSE distribution of LINUX and...
All the installation was smooth and no problems came up,
When I loading the System I am receiving all DONE messages, but somehow when
I try to use my modem, the things starting to mix up...
At the first time I clicked 'KPPP' I was announced the following
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Microsoft announced that it is selling advertising space in the error
messages that appear in Windows. Acknowledging for the first time that
the
average user of their operating system encounters error messages at
least
several times a day, Microsoft is trying to take financial advantage of
the
any one know if the Red hat 6.0 supporting ORACLE 8.5
please answer me as soon as you some can .
thank's
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From: "Eugene L. Berman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Java i18n requires some support on the OS level. E.g. the japanese java
> application
> won't work on machine with no japanese fonts and locales installed.
> AFAIK hebrew locale is not supported by Sun JDK yet.
>
> http://java.sun.com/products/jdk/1
> I haven't got a chance to play with it directly, but there was a very
> impressive lecture about Java multi-language support in JavaOne '99
> (two weeks ago) where they showed typing of Hebrew, Arabic and Chinese
> and text display of many more languages, all in the same window, also
> with loca
Thanks for people who're following this thread.
0. We cannot convince the people of Israel to use Linux without
offering them good and stable Hebrew support. We must acknowledge
the fact that we have almost nothing to offer right now. Solution
to this problem is obvious -- design and coding. Th
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