Hmmm... there is also new drivers for RIVA TNT II ? (-8
Ely Levy wrote:
> Finally...
> lets see windows match that one..
> (OpenGL 1.2 ofcourse)
> http://www.nvidia.com/drivers/xfree86_40.html
>
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Just my 2 cents of gas into this flame:
Vadik turned to be nice enougth to remind us:
:So let me rephrase and redefine it.Signature files are OK as
:long as they are:
: a. Plain text;
: b. Wrapped to 79 characters or less;
: c. No longer than four lines;
: d. Properly del
On Sat, 29 Apr 2000, Yoav Bornstein wrote:
:Hmmm... there is also new drivers for RIVA TNT II ? (-8
:
:Ely Levy wrote:
:
:> Finally...
:> lets see windows match that one..
:> (OpenGL 1.2 ofcourse)
:> http://www.nvidia.com/drivers/xfree86_40.html
nVidia's Riva {TNT,TNT 2,TNT 2 ultra} are based on
Omer wrote:
>
> :So let me rephrase and redefine it.Signature files are OK as
> :long as they are:
> : a. Plain text;
> : b. Wrapped to 79 characters or less;
> : c. No longer than four lines;
> : d. Properly delimited from the message;
> : e. Not quoted when the mes
YB>> Cloud be ?
That's a freudian slip, obviously. The report on walla is very "cloudy".
Well, basically the report says "there's a security bug in RH linux" and
that was it. Why I'm not surprised again by "quality" report from Israeli
mass-media?
And shame on RH guys, doing classic "passing use
Since the ip_masq_icq module doesn't work with this version, here is
something that might help.
First you must have portfw support in Linux kernel. Once you do, here is a
simple script which on my machine runs from ip-up:
#!/usr/bin/perl
#
# CIGAN [EMAIL PROTECTED]
# Enables ICQ support fo
Quoth Omer on Sat, Apr 29, 2000:
> However, there is 6th rule:
> f. Sigs must not include mail address of one, unless
> that is different from those mentioned in header.
True. Very true. I should have said it.
> In case yur mailer can not show header file, than, maybe
>
--msF2F9E780B0DBACFB3AC7A4D6
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
I encountered this page, about hebrew KDE, and I wondered, does it worth
something?
Probably it was already discussed in the group but still...
http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Metro/
On Sat, 29 Apr 2000, Vadim Vygonets wrote:
:Vim as a mailer?Do I miss something? Or has vim finally turned
:into Emacs?
Well, it was a joke. However, Vim is on its way. I think that writing
MUA in vim macros will be my next hack after writing web server (at
least ws workalike) in awk.
:
:Every
Quoth Omer on Sat, Apr 29, 2000:
> On Sat, 29 Apr 2000, Vadim Vygonets wrote:
>
> :Vim as a mailer?Do I miss something? Or has vim finally turned
> :into Emacs?
> Well, it was a joke.
Thanks Ghod.
> However, Vim is on its way.
True. I wonder why Jed doesn't have a newsreader written in
Slang
First you must have portfw support in Linux kernel. Once you do, here is a
simple script which on my machine runs from ip-up:
#!/usr/bin/perl
#
# CIGAN [EMAIL PROTECTED]
# Enables ICQ support for ICQ 2000.
# The port range must be configured from ICQ client 22000 - 22005.
#
$IPMASC="/usr/sbin/ip
In order to have syntaz highlighting, you need to enable the minor mode
font-lock-mode. This can be done in various ways, by GUI or by command
(M-x font-lock-mode).
Look under options->syntax highlighting for customizable options.
ObRTFM: the emacs faq, section 5.0. (in emacs, do C-h-F)
> ohad
hi
how do i use the c-mode in xemacs in order to
highlighten fonts?
So if I have Creative Riva TNT II it'll be OK ?
Omer wrote:
> On Sat, 29 Apr 2000, Yoav Bornstein wrote:
>
> :Hmmm... there is also new drivers for RIVA TNT II ? (-8
> :
> :Ely Levy wrote:
> :
> :> Finally...
> :> lets see windows match that one..
> :> (OpenGL 1.2 ofcourse)
> :> http://www.nvidi
On Sat, 29 Apr 2000, Yoav Bornstein wrote:
:So if I have Creative Riva TNT II it'll be OK ?
:
:Omer wrote:
:
:>
:> nVidia's Riva {TNT,TNT 2,TNT 2 ultra} are based on same chipset, and
:> are same besides performance (due to incresed clock freq) and
:> capabilities (some of 2 and most Ultras had 3
Hi,
Another request for a consumer report (feel free to flame if this is
somehow off-topic - I'll shut up).
In case you don't know, Office Depot and Bezek Ben-Leumi offer
printers at what seem to be great prices. "Great prices" takes into
account the $60+VAT you would pay Bezek BL for a year of
I must be really dense. I downloaded and installed ElMar Hebrew fonts
as described on the IGLU site, I see them in xlsfonts, etc. But I
don't see Hebrew in any web page I try, after setting User-defined
fonts in Netscape's Edit->Appearance->Fonts and View->User-Defined.
Anything I am missing?
Ne
Shalom.
The second Hebrew for Linux Workshop will be held in the Dach lecture hall,
Tel Aviv University, on Sunday 30.4 at 19:00.
The meeting will be mainly devoted to an introduction to packaging software
in Linux. We will have 2 lectures:
Tzafrir Cohen - Building an RPM package.
Amos Shapira
Hi,
I thought people on the list might appreciate a pointer.
Since the new taarifs are supposed to kick-in any day now
(2/5/00 or 1/5/00), you can now choose which package you
are interested in directly from Bezeq's site (go to the what's new
section, there is a link there).
It's about damn time
Hi,
Please DO NOT use the form in Bezeq web site!
You need to insert all your details (including your Teudat Zehut) and
the page doesn't have even SSL security.
People - these are your REAL details..
You better call 199 tommorow. Its safer.
Hetz
Omer Efraim wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I thought peo
Hi
I have 6 Redhat 6.2 CDs (the install CDs, not the source or documentation CDs).
They are CDs presses by Cheapbytes and not CD-Rs.
If you come near to Herzeliya during the day, I can give them away for 10 NIS each.
Please call me at 09-9604817 and not by e-mail, since I don't read it very oft
Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Please DO NOT use the form in Bezeq web site!
>
> You need to insert all your details (including your Teudat Zehut) and
> the page doesn't have even SSL security.
Uh, that's nice - the details actually get mailed, so even
if they were using SSL it would be usele
Thanks to all who suggest imwheel to run my Trackball with scroll wheels - it
works great. And for anyone in need of more info, there's a very good and
detailed article about installing and using imwheel on about.com.
The only thing I haven't found yet is if I can use the second wheel on this
Tra
On Fri, 28 Apr 2000, Ely Levy wrote:
> Please keep flaming off the list
> if you want to flame someone do it in private
> if you think someone is abusing the list send it to linux-il-admins
> if something someone wrote isn't intersting you don't read it as long as
> it linux related it allowed on
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