Interesting site, please have a look
http://badvista.fsf.org
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On 4/19/07, Desi Penguin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 4/19/07, A G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> Can anyone lend me Ubuntu LTS 6.06?
> Pl contact me offline on my id.
>
> Thanks.
> ~A.
>
Unless there is a specific reason (e.g Long Term Support offered by 6.0.6)
I
suggest you wait
On 4/19/07, A G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,
Can anyone lend me Ubuntu LTS 6.06?
Pl contact me offline on my id.
Thanks.
~A.
Unless there is a specific reason (e.g Long Term Support offered by 6.0.6) I
suggest you wait just a day or two (April 19th to be precise, possibly South
Africa
Even if I try it, I may not switch to kubuntu because:
1. Mandriva is **Mandriva Linux**
2. Ubuntu is based on GNU?Linux
:-)
Jokes apart, but if you mean whether (k)ubuntu distributes non-gnu codecs
etc, then answer is yes, it does.
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> Had I got ubuntu CD with me, I might have tried it with Laptop. But
> the ubuntu I saw last time did not install KMail which is my favourite
> of few years.
You need Kubuntu for that. Kubuntu is Ubuntu with KDE. Incidentally,
KMail
is favourite with me as well. I have used it with Mandriva
Hi All,
Can anyone lend me Ubuntu LTS 6.06?
Pl contact me offline on my id.
Thanks.
~A.
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hello,
i m in need of linux engineer who can trouble shoot in linux and solve the
problems.
either call basis or full time engineer.
please contact on address given below:
Pavan Computers India Pvt.Ltd.
A-2 Snehal Classic, Opp Bhujal Bhawan,
Near Agriculture College,
Shivajinagar, Pune:411005
You need Kubuntu for that. Kubuntu is Ubuntu with KDE. Incidentally, KMail
is favourite with me as well. I have used it with Mandriva, SuSe and also
with Mepis. If you need, I do have Kubuntu CD and can make a copy.
Even if I try it, I may not switch to kubuntu because:
1. Mandriva is **Mand
On 4/18/07, ॐ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Basically there is not much point in switching distributions but
amount of *specific* help you get may vary depending on userbase in
the vicinity (I mean LUG) for distribution of you choice.
So i can only offer generic advice based on general practices b
On Wednesday 18 April 2007 16:11, ॐ wrote:
> Basically there is not much point in switching distributions but
> amount of *specific* help you get may vary depending on userbase in
> the vicinity (I mean LUG) for distribution of you choice.
I agree. Fortunately, with internet, the userbase that ca
Basically there is not much point in switching distributions but
amount of *specific* help you get may vary depending on userbase in
the vicinity (I mean LUG) for distribution of you choice.
So i can only offer generic advice based on general practices because
I understand little of deb based sys
On Wednesday 18 April 2007 11:53, ॐ wrote:
> Out of curiosity I checked Mepis.org. I have been using Mandriva
SNIP
I am basically a computer user, not connected with programmeing, development,
IT etc. With viruses and other threats and costs issues I looked into Linux
some 7/8 years back and l
That script needs you install lot of things like gcc and other
packages which may not be needed otherwise. In my case it asked me to
install 4-5 more packages which I did not need for any other reason.
So I scratched my head and gave up on that script.
Then, i specifically started looking for mi
Please see in-line
On Wednesday 18 April 2007 11:04, ॐ wrote:
> I do not exactly know where to start looking for problems. Till I
> can make better suggestion than this, /var/log/messages would be a
> good place to start to fix your login problems.
I looked into /var/log/messages. But couldn'
How do you achieve this under FC6 and Mandriva 2007 reliably, i.e. the
layouts only changing when you want to change them, and not automagically?
Nothing happens automatically unless there is a problem that needs to
be fixed (automagically)
&
If there is nothing else to be fixed, it time to fix
boot floopy creation
i have redhat linux enterprise edition on my computer with windows Xp
but while making a linux boot floopy, mounting minix file system it gives
error
plz tell me method to make boot floopy (other than mkbootdisk kernel
version)
and about mounting minix boot disk in floopy
On 4/18/07, ॐ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mandiva was the distribution, known to me atleast, loyal to LILO, till
now, but now I find Manriva 2007 x86_64 installs GRUB by default.
I like GRUB. My initial experience with LILO (circa 2002, PCQLinux 7?) was
not that good. Never had problems with
On 4/18/07, Neeraj Bezalwar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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