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Sabi ni Marvin noong Sun, Dec 3, 2006 at 2:25 PM:
Hello all,
I can't stand it anymore. If you just read the postcript of Federico D.
Pascual Jr. at http://www.philstar.com/philstar/NEWS200612032602.htm it is
unfair to us advocates of the F/OSS that we don't have any press releases
defending our
This is an obvious challenge to us Open Source advocates. I am doing
my share via Manila Bulletin but it is only a once a week thing. We
need more - can we get sponsors such as IBM, Sun and Oracle to give
us funds for a half-page advert stating that these writers from
PhilStar and Inq do
Dude. No need to blow a gasket.
There are always pro's and con's on using F/OSS and proprietary SW. The
author of that article must be inclined on the latter. If you want to
"return a favor", then heed Daniel's advice. I am a MCP and MCSE myself but
I am here because a few of my clients wish to
Hi, I hope we Open Source advocates be cool about this, we are not
politician to fight head to head with this people it will only cause more
dis-information regarding the open source if we do. People do not know what
is the difference between Open Source and the rest of Software license. We
who un
I'm new in this loop. am a journalist and ubuntu user. Just want to
share some thoughts about
coming up with press releases or to just send individual feedbacks to
pascual or to manila bulletin. Feedbacks or
letters to the editor land in the letters section of the paper and
sometimes they're no
On Dec 3, 2006, at 5:18 PM, John Galt wrote:
On the mandatory implementation of F/OSS within the Gov't, I am on
the side of pro-choice. Same with my clients, I always promote and
recommend M$but also inform them of the alternative, F/OSS.
Then I leave up to them to decide which techn
Dear Sir John,
It is not that we are fighting head-to-head with them. It is just a
matter of pointing out their misconceptions about FOSS and about the
bill.
I am urging Rep. Casino to publish a rebuttal and the community to do
everything it can to inform the media about FOSS. The thing
Again, I say send me the press release and will get TechNews editor
of Manila Bulletin to approve it for release.
On Dec 3, 2006, at 5:32 PM, freelancer wrote:
I'm new in this loop. am a journalist and ubuntu user. Just want to
share some thoughts about
coming up with press releases or to
Moving to Plug-Misc because it's probably going to be a long
discussion that should not clutter up the technical list. I'd
suggest posting there instead of in the main PLUG list.
On Sun, 2006-12-03 at 14:25 +0800, Marvin T. Pascual wrote:
> I can't stand it anymore. If you just read the postcrip
We're not talking about your clients... We're talking about the "government"
of the Phlippines. I think you know the characteristics, good and bad, of
our government. In my opinion, as far as the phillippine government is
concern, mandating the use of FOSS in the government has a lot of advantage
paano maging member ng Plug? may mga form ba na fil up?
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There is also a link for Philstar at PEX maye we can fire up a
discussion there I know a lot of members of this list are
pexersso calling all pexers.
http://www.pinoyexchange.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=252
On 12/3/06, Daniel Escasa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sabi ni Marvin
> On the mandatory implementation of F/OSS within the Gov't, I am on the side
> of pro-choice. Same with my clients, I always promote and recommend
> M$but also inform them of the alternative, F/OSS. Then I leave up to
> them to decide which technology platform to use. If my clients want M$,
>
hello po mga kuya at ate sa plug,
me nameet akong linux users group dito sa hamburg, and they asked me to
share something about the FOSS in the philippines. kung sino man po ang may
presentation or background tungkol sa FOSS sa Pinas ngayon, baka pwede pong
makahingi ng kopya.
maraming salamat
The use of "my clients" is just an analogy (*analogy is defined as a
comparison between two different things, in order to highlight some form of
similarity), to stress a point..that CHOICE is better than an all-sweeping
legislation to MANDATORILY use F/OSS within WHATEVER government agency.
My
Yes, I say pro-choice for that is the nature of a DEMOCRATIC society and a
DEMOCRATIC form of Government. As far I can remember, no government has
completely and absolutely regulated / controlled / mandated the use of
specific SW in both public and private sectors. IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN A MATTER
OF CH
On 12/3/06, Marvin T. Pascual <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello all,
I can't stand it anymore. If you just read the postcript of Federico D.
Pascual Jr. at http://www.philstar.com/philstar/NEWS200612032602.htm it is
unfair to us advocates of the F/OSS that we don't have any press releases
defend
"John Galt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Yes, I say pro-choice for that is the nature of a DEMOCRATIC society
Democracies prohibit some things and allow some things.
Here's a good explanation of why governments should reject non-free software:
http://www.archive.org/download/Ifso_Federico_Heinz
> Do not evangelize F/OSS. F/OSS is just an acronym for "free and open source
> software".hence technology. No need to be overzealous about it.
Why would you call clarifying the meaning of FOSS as 'evangelizing' and being
'overzealous'?
We who want govt to use FOSS want it to insist on a bundle
> "free and open source _software_"...hence technology.
Let's assume for a moment that F/OSS is a technology. Take Solaris
as an example. It is a technology from Sun Microsystems. When they
decided to release Solaris under an open-source license, did it change
the technology? I think not.
On 12/4/06, John Galt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The use of "my clients" is just an analogy (*analogy is defined as a
comparison between two different things, in order to highlight some form of
similarity), to stress a point….that CHOICE is better than an all-sweeping
legislation to MANDATORILY
hello plug, can anyone here pls. help me on where can i buy soekris
engineering net4801here in metro manila or in cebu?
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On 12/4/06, John Galt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes, I say pro-choice for that is the nature of a DEMOCRATIC society and a
DEMOCRATIC form of Government. As far I can remember, no government has
completely and absolutely regulated / controlled / mandated the use of
specific SW in both public and
Hi Guys,
I need a temperature monitoring program for remote servers.
There are lots of choices from Mr Google but I need to hear from those being
used in the productions already. Any suggestions? Server model is Dell 2950.
TIA,
Geruel
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thanks so much for the reply.
On 12/2/06, andrelst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Warren,
It's a bit late, but here is my take. The samba list did not give you
the answer because as you mentioned, it looks like an LVM issue rather
than a samba one. No LVM snapshots, no issues. Increasing max.
On 12/2/06, Ariz Jacinto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi,
can you provide more info?
1. have you tried copying a >500MB file into the filesystem
(locally w/o passing thru SMB)? what's the outcome?
yes, I have tried copying data locally without passing thru samba, it works
fine.
2. can you s
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