"S.Thiyaga rajan" wrote:
>
> Hello every one
> I have a running NT server in my LAN. I installed
> redhat 6.2 in a new machine and got that configured in
> LAN (eth0)
> Nt server has a dialup modem thro which LAN gets
> connected to the new thro NT proxy server. I could not
> the net on the linu
Hi folks,
I don't want to start a flame war, but ask a serious question. This
is not a troll! I promise.
I've been running various strains of Linux on my laptop for about 6
months (Tried RH, then spent several months using Linux-Mandrake, now
I'm on Progeny Debian), and although I've *loved*
> about whether or not Linux will make it as a desktop OS - and that
> the lack of good, solid apps (like an office suite) is limiting it's
I've actually heard that Solaris' StarOffice for Linux works quite well.
>
> (I don't know whether this is better discussed on issues or techtalk,
> so
> > about whether or not Linux will make it as a desktop OS - and that
> > the lack of good, solid apps (like an office suite) is limiting it's
>
> I've actually heard that Solaris' StarOffice for Linux works quite well.
Assuming you have at least 128 MB RAM, yes, it works pretty well.
The w
Hi,
I have been using vnc on my linux box quite
successfully for some time.
Basically, the only config files are in ~/.vnc
namely, 'xstartup' needs to be edited to start
the window manager and programs (such as
panel and/or sawfish) that you want to be
running when you connect.
Mine is as follo
David,
Sorry to be reqponding so late here, but even late, I
feel I need to suggest using cronolog to rotate you
apache logs rather than cron + logrotate.
(http://www.ford-mason.co.uk/resources/cronolog/)
Cronolog has worked really well for us. When we used
log rotate we had problems if our s
Hi, Daniel,
> Once we get past installing the OS, Linux is again at a disadvantage,
> lacking the means to allow end-users to easily install software. It's
> nothing like in Windows, where you just double-click an icon, then
> endlessly click on a "next" button until it turns into a "finished"
>
Respested Sir; hello;
i ve got P!!! 500 MHz,64 Mb SD RAM,i810
E motherboard in my computer. I wanted to install Red Hat linux 7.0
version(i ve it's cd).But i am facing serious problems in the very begining of
the installation.I am not been able to boot my computer through the cd rom
drive.I
On Sun, Jun 03, 2001 at 07:44:34PM +0530 or thereabouts, Suhas Pande wrote:
> Respested Sir; hello;
> i ve got P!!! 500 MHz,64 Mb SD RAM,i810 E motherboard in my computer.
> I wanted to install Red Hat linux 7.0 version(i ve it's cd).But i am facing
> serious problems in the very begining of th
I'm gonna give Mandrake 8 another go around. Have some sound card snafu
which I'll post to the list later. But my main problem really is email. I
wish I had a seperate machine to dedicate as a linux desktop. I hate having
my email in two programs on two different OSes. I'm always afraid I won
On Mon, Jun 04, 2001 at 09:30:39AM -0700, Seageraves Caren wrote:
> David,
>
> Sorry to be reqponding so late here, but even late, I
> feel I need to suggest using cronolog to rotate you
> apache logs rather than cron + logrotate.
> (http://www.ford-mason.co.uk/resources/cronolog/)
>
> Cronolog
Heya --
Quoth James:
> How can I check if the portfw stuff was compiled into the kernel I am
> running?
/proc/net/ip_fwchains should exist on your system if you've got
ipchains compiled into your kernel. To check for portfw, run "ls
/proc/sys/net/ipv4" -- you should get a listing for files
> Linuxchix is moving, and so are its lists.
I can't help but notice that despite Jenn's announcement, all the messages
seem to be on the old .org lists. I've kept on getting messages all along,
and none are on the .simegen.com address. Jenn, is there a cutover date?
Which list should we *real
> > And some things (like burning CDs, and a few others) I
> > need to boot up OS 9 alone to get working. But I know that will
> > change (quickly) with time.
>
> It's no problem to burn CDs on my Linux box. Anyone else???
===Erm...well, I do...but that is because I am being dense and not quit
Someone asked when the cutover was for the list move. Um.. been
and done. I can't use @linuxchix.org to reach the old lists anymore.
The DNS has been changed, and as the change propogates, each of you
will gradually find that the old site isn't accessible at
linuxchix.org (but the new site is).
The last two Layman's Guides are now ready. At the start of the next
hour (from when I write this), they should be publically available at
http://www.cyber.com.au/users/jenn/
Would people please do me the favour of checking me for accuracy (&
spelling, & anything else you want to check me for)?
> Suhas Pande wrote:
>
> Respested Sir; hello;
> i ve got P!!! 500 MHz,64 Mb SD RAM,i810 E motherboard in my computer.
> I wanted to install Red Hat linux 7.0 version(i ve it's cd).But i am
> facing serious problems in the very begining of the installation.I am
> not been able to boot my compute
On Mon, Jun 04, 2001 at 09:53:53PM -0400, Caitlyn M. Martin wrote:
> OTOH, to answer your question more directly, I honestly believe the answer is
> "yes". Try something if you have the time. Install either current version
> of Windows (2000 or ME) and get it to work properly with everything i
Hi, Michelle, and everyone else,
> > OK, I had to download some drivers and recompile the
> >kernel to make the PCMCIA floppy work on the two Librettos I have, but
> > even that wasn't hard with the tools and instructions Red Hat kindly
> > provides.
>
> Please listen at what you just said. For
At 12:39 PM -0400 6/4/01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> OK, I had to download some drivers and recompile the
>kernel to make the PCMCIA floppy work on the two Librettos I have, but even
>that wasn't hard with the tools and instructions Red Hat kindly provides.
Please listen at what you just said.
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