On 11.02.00, 02:59:29, Sunnanvind wrote:
> Could you or anyone else please explain
> why the KDE license is not bad?
> Including QT etc.
Hmm, might it be that I don't understand you correctly?
You want to know why something is NOT bad?
So, do you think it *is* bad?
If yes please tell me why an
I think rms' explanation of the differences between Free Software and 'open
source' software is apropos here. ALL FSF software is GPL. (See www.gnu.org)
Why ``Free Software'' is better than ``Open Source''
by Richard Stallman
I'm running Red Hat 6.0, October Gnome, kernel 2.2.14. For some reason,
when I double click on a file (say a .txt file) in gmc (gmc-4.5.42-2) that
file doesn't open in the program it's setup for (xemacs). If I go to the
command line and type "xemacs file.txt" it works fine. Note, this i
I've finally gotten around to setting up sound on my laptop but i've hit
a little problem.
After rebuilding kernel( 2.2.1) & MAKEDEV'ing audio i was
a psyched girl when cd's played fine. After confirming that a
standard audio cd worked, I
popped in a CDR with some MP3's on it-fired up mpg123
Heh heh. I take it I am not he only one without a solution to my server
tunings?
Regards
Shad
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Robert Siemer wrote:
>
> Hi Shad!
>
> From: Shad Young <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> > Are there any networking guru's on this list? I have some techinal
Hi all,
I am in need of some recommendations on version control software for
linux, that make it easy to update/commit/rollback text and image files
of a particular project between development/staging/live servers.
I want to be able to define the files that belong to a project, and to
map them
The geeks at Project GNU swear by CVS.
.Tami
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Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2000 15:32:52 -0500
From: Adriana Gonzalez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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#if JLG
> After rebuilding kernel( 2.2.1) & MAKEDEV'ing audio i was
> a psyched girl when cd's played fine. After confirming that a
> standard audio cd worked, I
> popped in a CDR with some MP3's on it-fired up mpg123 and got the
> following message:
> Can't open /dev/dsp!
CDs will work because
#if Adriana Gonzalez
> Hi all,
>
> I am in need of some recommendations on version control software for
> linux, that make it easy to update/commit/rollback text and image files
> of a particular project between development/staging/live servers.
>
> I want to be able to define the files that be
Hi Adriana,
I use CVS on my development linux boxes (in fact I make my users on
NT use CVS for Windows to check out the source from a linux drive mounted
using SAMBA). It's a great tool and can merge changes from multiple
users working on the same file pretty intelligently.
Check out http://www.
Hi all,
I ran into a weird problem while I was upgrading a system.
The system previously had P133 with win95/rh6.0 dual boot.
It had a 33.6k modem which worked fine in both windows and linux without
any trouble at all.
After I upgraded the system to P3-550 with winnt/rh6.1 dual boot,
the modem sto
Excerpts from linuxchix: 12-Feb-100 Re: [techtalk] Version Cont.. by Rik
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> You can use CVS, like most of us :) I don't know if there is
> a web interface to it though.
Check out cvsweb.
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#if Ji Lee
> [...]
> Any more thoughts and possible things I could try before I go ahead and
> buy a new modem? I tried to use minicom, but modem wasn't responding
> through minicom either.
Try poking around to see which irq your modem has.
Use setserial to set the irq assigned to the port your
> I also tried 'saytime', which is just supposed to recite the time aloud
> and got the following message:
> opening /dev/audio: Operation not supported by device
> (it's not exactly crucial that this program work, i was just looking for
> another method to test the sound devices)
There is a soun
#if Laurel Fan
> Excerpts from linuxchix: 12-Feb-100 Re: [techtalk] Version Cont.. by Rik
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > You can use CVS, like most of us :) I don't know if there is
> > a web interface to it though.
>
> Check out cvsweb.
Ok but it's got to allow managing, not just browsing. cvsweb
is
We have already considered CVS, and in fact we use it for version
control of our scripts. I agree it's an excellent tool. The problem
though, is that cvs excels when you are manipulating text files, but
it's not that good when you want to handle a lot of images. I find the
repository model, tha
Hello everyone,
I'm hoping someone can help w/ my modem problems.
I have a creative labs modemblaster flash pci dl5630 and I've installed
linux on the computer which is already running win98. Win98 had the
modem on com3 irq 9 (it's pnp). I thought linux didn't like irq9 for a
modem so i switched
have you tried dialing using minicom?
its fairly easy to setup and will tell you if your modem is even
set correctly.
(of course, that doesn't mean kde will like your modem...it doesn't
like mine, apparently...minicom will recognize it, but kde just hangs
on "initializing modem".)
nick
- Or
Excerpts from linuxchix: 12-Feb-100 Re: [techtalk] Version Cont.. by Rik
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Ok but it's got to allow managing, not just browsing. cvsweb
> is a browser only.
Sorry. There are a lot of versons of cvsweb out there. Martin Cleaver's
version allows editing, and it is at
http://www.m
I have Junkbuster running on my Linux which is the gateway. My browser
on the NT box has been configured to point to the Linux at port 8000.
The browsers on Linux have been configured in a similar fashion. The browser
on Linux works fine whereas the NT browser fails to connect to Junkbuster port.
Shad Young wrote:
>
> Heh heh. I take it I am not he only one without a solution to my server
> tunings?
Speaking only for myself, I don't know the answers nor do I have
any specific places to look, for the questions you asked. Sorry.
Not ignoring you, just ignorant. :)
Jenn V.
--
"We'r
You may want to look at CFengine, here's a mirror:
http://www.ikke.net/mirrors/cfengine/cfengine.html
Rsync is also good for synchronizing binary files across a network.
,- Adriana @ Feb 12, 18:43
| We have already considered CVS, and in fact we use it for version
| control of our scrip
Nick Green wrote:
>
> have you tried dialing using minicom?
> its fairly easy to setup and will tell you if your modem is even
> set correctly.
>
> (of course, that doesn't mean kde will like your modem...it doesn't
> like mine, apparently...minicom will recognize it, but kde just hangs
> on "in
Excerpts from linuxchix: 11-Feb-100 Re: [techtalk] KDE license? by Rik
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> This talk of adding a clause to the GPL just looks like it's something
> that someone came up with and no-one bothered to check whether it
> was actually a correct statement. It seems that many people have
Excerpts from linuxchix: 10-Feb-100 RE: [techtalk] KDE license? by Ji
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> Does that mean that no GPLed programs can be linked to commecial libraries
> such as Oracle because Oracle library doesn't ship as a part of "the
> system"?
> I saw a few programs that will let you access Or
"Tania M. Morell" wrote:
>
> Nick Green wrote:
> >
> > have you tried dialing using minicom?
> > its fairly easy to setup and will tell you if your modem is even
> > set correctly.
> >
> > (of course, that doesn't mean kde will like your modem...it doesn't
> > like mine, apparently...minicom will
Newer junkbusters default to only allowing connections from localhost. Could
that be the problem?
Also, will the linux box allow you to telnet to it at port 8000 from the NT box?
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#if Laurel Fan
> Sorry. There are a lot of versons of cvsweb out there. Martin Cleaver's
> version allows editing, [...]
I stand corrected. Thanks for the link :)
Cheers,
Rik
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135. Displace the canon with attitude.
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#if Tania M. Morell
> Hello everyone,
>
> I'm hoping someone can help w/ my modem problems.
> I have a creative labs modemblaster flash pci dl5630 and I've installed
> linux on the computer which is already running win98. Win98 had the
> modem on com3 irq 9 (it's pnp). I thought linux didn't lik
,- Rik @ Feb 13, 01:43
| There is, of course, the possibility it's a 'winmodem' but I don't
| know which modems are and aren't. I have been told that most PCI
| modems are winmodems but there are some out now that aren't -- which
| is quite possibly what yours is.
`- (rik)
I'm sure Rik meant to p
Hey Tania,
Why don't you try '%cat /proc/pci | less' and see what
it reports about your modem. You will be able to find
the IRQ and IO. Then try linking it to COM 1-4,
/dev/ttyS0-3. Definetly use minicom to see what's going
on. And if it is indeed a WinModem that you are SOL.
They are completely
Hey Tania,
cua refers to a callout device. This is not depreciated
in Linux and all call in/out goes thru ttyS(x). The main
reasons for this were compatibility with other *nixes,
and a single lock file for a device.
HTH,
Harry
Quoting "Tania M. Morell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Also, I've noticed
On Sat, 12 Feb 2000, Karl-Heinz Zimmer wrote:
> You are as able to read the license as I am, it is published
> on the well known qt and kde web pages so I (in my *humble*
> opinion) consider it kind of unpolite to ask somebody for
> an explanation why it is NOT BAD, eh?
I was quite happy with th
On Sat, Feb 12, 2000 at 02:10:17PM -0600, JLG wrote:
>
> After rebuilding kernel( 2.2.1) & MAKEDEV'ing audio i was
> a psyched girl when cd's played fine. After confirming that a
> standard audio cd worked, I
> popped in a CDR with some MP3's on it-fired up mpg123 and got the
> following messag
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