At 22:54 15.05.2000 EDT, you wrote
> This was the original Message:
>Hello:
>Would somebody please direct me to the website where I can ubsubcribe to
this list?
>I tried going to the linuxchix website but could not get to the account
information...
>Thanks in advance
>Sri
You can not unsu
On Mon, May 15, 2000 at 10:35:33PM -0400, Shelly L. Hokanson wrote:
> but for some reason, this script omits one entire line of the html, where it
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Thanks very much for all the comments, they are very useful.
I am looking into getting a Dell now, maybe a Latitude.
I may try getting a refurbished one; though I had a friend who
got a refurbished laptop (not a dell though) and had lots of
trouble with it, so I hope it's not too risky.
I will pr
Hi Helena,
Du hast am Tue, May 16, 2000 at 01:40:45PM +0200 folgendes geschrieben:
> I am looking into getting a Dell now, maybe a Latitude.
[...]
> I will probably have to get it shipped from UK, since I don't
> know where any Dell dealers are locally to Copenhagen (where I
I'm quite sure there
I work for Prima Publishing.
If you can wait a month, Prima has a Linux for the Laptop book coming out.
It's written by an excellent author - Bill Ball - who has written numerous
Linux books. It should be available toward the end of June. He's been using
Linux on a laptop for more than 4 years and
> I will probably have to get it shipped from UK, since I don't
> know where any Dell dealers are locally to Copenhagen (where I
> am now) - so maybe that makes it more risky to get a refurbished
> one, as sending off for repairs is more trouble.
Dell does not have retail dealers. Dell machines
does anyone know how (if?) I can put 2 graphics cards in a linux machine and
have 2 X displays?
I looked at the XFree86 4.0 documentation and it says it supports some
multi-head configurations, but it doesn't describe how to do it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Connie
Connie Waring wrote:
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> does anyone know how (if?) I can put 2 graphics cards in a linux machine and
> have 2 X displays?
> I looked at the XFree86 4.0 documentation and it says it supports some
> multi-head configurations, but it doesn't describe how to do it.
>
> Any help would be greatly app
ahhh you got the not found error because in my exhaustion i left out part of
the URL!
http://jove.prohosting.com/~tchron/cgi-bin/dforum/forum.pl
i was using input similar to what you typed (sean) - upon clicking "preview
message", here's a snippet of the source of the resulting preview page
(im
Hey there, my name is Melanie, and I run the Kitchener-Waterloo chapter. I'm
also a volunteer writer for linux.com/jobs. I do interviews of ppl. who have
jobs using linux. I'd like to find some women out there who use linux for
their jobs too! Pretty much every person I've found has been a guy
"Shelly L. Hokanson" wrote:
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The line of perl that produces the 7th line down (the "> line) is producing
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Of course, this is obvious and not necessarily helpful - but it gives an
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There are other factors to consider in doing a network speed benchmark, not
just the card itself. It depends also on the connection to the network,
whether you are using a hub or a router. Now as I recall, if you're using
hubs, the lower transfer rates could be interference from other concurrent
Yes it's supported but the problem is that the window managers haven't
implemented it into their code yet. Of course, I haven't looked into the
multi-monitor problem in two months and things could be different now. I
think I'll look into it again.
Beverly
> does anyone know how (if?) I can put
At 01:53 AM 5/17/00 -0400, you wrote:
>For the software, are you using Windows or Linux? In other words, what OS
>do you need the net statistics software to run on?
I have software for windows already, though it's
nice, it's rather simple. I would much prefer to
have something for my (linux) ser
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