Check out GNOME. It has a wide range of things available and Ximian's
new set up tools and Red Carpet make installation easy.
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I've heard theories saying that everyone is upgrading their old PCs to get
ready for y2k, and of course, they're upgrading to the most modern stuff,
K6-2, P2 and P3 processors, which require PC100 ram, so if the people are
willing to pay twice what the ram normally costs, why not raise the
pr
The real reason, the bottom line is, THE BOTTOM LINE. They raised prices
because they thought that the market would stand it. It is obvious that the
market will not.
>I heard that memory prices were going up in the US because companies were
>saying that the earthquake in Taiwan cut the suppl
IIRC, the IEEE standard is max 100 meters (328 feet).
That is correct...if you need to go further than that, you can add another
segment, using either a bridge, a router or a hub.
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I have noticed that ocasionally Homail will insert a small HTML tab in the
messages. I have yet to determine what causes this, but the portability of
the website appeals to me (I can have my linuxchix wherever I go) I
apologize if any of my messages are skrewy...
Hi, everyone,
It is r
I am running GIMP/Win on a Windows 2000 box. Runs great. The only problem I
have found is that if I try to manipulate more than one graphic, whether
concurrently or not, in the same session, that I get memory errors. Do not
know if it is not interacting with Windows memory manager properly,
I remember having a modem discussion a few years ago (95?) before I ever
bought my first computer, and I was told that Hayes was the way to go...I am
not sure if this information is still current/relevant.
Hayes has (since almost a year ago) been liquidated for debts. The pieces
ent to basi
You can download a full-featured trial of GHOST...and use it for free for
like 30-days. This might be the way to go if you will only use it once.
Sorry, I'm a real cheapo! would rather reinstall than spend $63,
esp. since I'll probably only use it once :-)
Thanks though!
Walt
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What was the problem with NT partition?
It holds a Microsoft product...and only a Microsoft product...
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The only thing that I notice is it looks a bit 'watery' when i scroll
through a
page quicklybut at least i can fit a decent number of windows on my
desktop
now. YAY!
Do you have a Trinitron monitor? I have noticed that the Trinitron
technology tends to appear wavery when you scroll fas
Have been following the thread on splitting files to floppy. Would this
work to split the installation files? Or, is there a specific way to create
floppy disks to do an install on a machine wihtout a CD-Rom? I have an old
486 that I am considering setting up, and it does not have a CD, and
Ran a Lucent Winmodem on my Windoze system at home. Did not noticeably
slowdown my system (PIII/500, 292MB)...but when I fried that modem and
replaced with a USR hardware modem (old 56K, NOT V.90), I noticed that my
connection speeds increased, and I have had less problems with some of my
toy
why in lapttops...processor power and battery power are more scarce in a
laptop than they are on a desktop machine...the average new desktop machine
has processor to spare...
Ian wrote:
Possibly in laptops? But other that that I'd agree.
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That's a great idea. I'd give up some CPU for that, and my room mate
would drool also, because he just got an SGI and is starting to get into
graphics. I guess anyone who's ever waited for something to be rendered
would appreciate that project. (:
Wait for the playstation 2 to come out...s
> A Brunette, a Redhead, and a Blonde escape a burning building
> by
> climbing to the roof. Firemen are on the street below, holding a
> blanket for them to jump in.
> The firemen yell to the Brunette, "Jump! Jump! It's your only
> chance to
> survive!" The Brunette jumps and SWISH!
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The only benefit, I see with this device, is entertainment. There is nothing
else to it. If it is entertainment only, then it is better off with
Microsoft platform.
Subba- So basically you are saying that the ppl out there who do not run a
M$ os do not have the right or the desire to watch
I have just started off learning something on Linux. Any clues as to where I
start, how I start, hours of work the experts here have put in to to reach
that kind of techno. status?
You could try O'reilly's Running Linux and and Administrator's Guide
Both are invaluable books for the newbie an
>I've recently sent a few posts that have not shown up, does anyone >else
>have this problem ever?? Should I be concerned/?
How long has it been since these posts were sent? Occasionally when I send
a post I get responses before I even get the post backsomething to do
with the way the
Heh. depends on your experience level. I remember when I was first
learning linux (redhat 2.something, I think), there were a couple of times
when I screwed something badly enough that it was easier (and faster) to
reinstall than to learn enough (on an unusable system) to make the system
us
>Well, while you'll encounter it a lot more in the Windows world, >it's
>still valid for any OS when you're not entirely sure what >you're doing. :)
True...but my point was...it is much easier to repair a component in Linux
than it is in Windows.
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>We bought one of their boxes, and except for a video card which >seems to
>like coming loose, it's a nice box.
Must be an earlier AGP mobodamn contact sensitive things...have seen
boards that the vibrations from the power supply and processor fan will work
the VC out...and system loses
>We stopped buying Dell servers because their hard drives pop out >randomly
Have never heard of anything like this. We have two Dell servers...4300
Poweredge, and they are pretty good machines...got another 128 MB PC100 to
put in them, but Dell sold us buffered RAM, and the boards do not suppo
So, in short, I need the riva drivers, but they are not available. I
had hoped someone else might have an Xserver for TNT2 3D acceleration,
or know where one might be located. Also, any sticky issues concerning
configuration of the server or OpenGL with the server would be helpful.
I also have
RTFM is a rude way of telling someone to check the documentation
What is RTFM? If it's not too much trouble?
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If you are going to buy a new monitor, go ahead and shell out the small
extra amount to go up to a 21"...you can find good ones at good
prices...look through the archives, we had a discussion on prices and
quality early on in the life of techtalk...
Also...most of the larger monitors will tell you exactly wht the viewable
area of the CRT is. (I have yet to figure out why a 15" LCD has a 14"
viewable) Average is...21"- from 18.5"-19", 19" has 18", 17" has 15.7-16",
15" has 13.4-14" Hope this helps...
But, as stated, you are the one tha
But, you have to be careful of the trinitron anywhere where there might be
electrical interference, or vibration. The type of mask that Sony uses on
the tubes is highly susceptible to said interference.
I've noticed the skew and fuzz less on Trinitron-based monitors. I
forget the technical d
trueand the resolutions on those screens are comparable to the
resolution on a TVpretty sucky, not adaquate for AutoCAD at all.
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Objections :-). I once read a test of a CAD workstation (PC hardware)
which had a monitor with an
Have you tried to finger it?
Hey All,
I'm using an RCA digital cable modem and was wondering
if anyone knew how to retrieve the MAC addr from it. It
has no IP associated to it like a CISCO would so I'm not
quite sure what to do. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Harry Hoffman
Product
Harry,
What does ifconfig report?
Jane D.
>
>Hey All,
> I'm using an RCA digital cable modem and was wondering
>if anyone knew how to retrieve the MAC addr from it. It
>has no IP associated to it like a CISCO would so I'm not
>quite sure what to do. Any help is greatly appreciated.
>Than
Why do you say Celerons suck? In side by side comparisons, the end user can
only tell a difference between Celeron and Pentium II/III machines in FPU
intensive applications. And even then, the difference is not extreme. MP3
decoding is more dependent on the decoder you use than it is in your
How would you use a USB keyboard in DOSDOS does not support USB, right??
>All that having been said though, I'd try to find out what type
>of hardware is driving the keyboard. Can he boot into DOS? Guess >that
>wouldn't really mean anything since there may be a standard >keyboard
>interf
Your soundcard is an Ensonic 1879. Creative Labs bought Ensonic...good luck
finding a driver that worksCreative is not doing legacy support very
well.
My soundcard won't work in debian, not sure what kind of soundcard I have,
when I boot into windows, all it says is ES1879 Plug and P
Buying a Compaq "loaded" is kinda a misconception. Every Compaq server I
have ever received comes in a box, with a box of software. (EZ-Load, they
call it.) And Compaq's loads (in my experience), are anything but easy.
>I heard today that Compaq was going to be putting FreeBSD on their
>mach
Internal clocks work by counting the cycles in electricity. If you look in
the BIOS, there may be a setting for "clock cycles" or something similar.
Make sure that it is set to the proper cycle speed for your area (Anybody
remeber who uses what cycles?) Off the top of my head, I cannot
reme
OuchOk, then why does my BIOS, and a couple of other machines want to
know what the cycle time is for power?
You have a good point, thoughmakes sense, but cannot figure it out...
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> OuchOk, then why does my BIOS, and a couple of other machines want to
> know what the cycle time is for power?
> You have a good point, thoug
What would you plug the machine into if you are using DC for distribution??
I do not know.
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switches to line frequency. Line frequency is not very stable (it's
The best Newbie guide I have found is the Linux Newbie Administrators Guide
(NAG) it is at http://sunsite.auc.dk/linux-newbie/
Can someone recommend a good online guide for a new Linux/Unix user? A
couple of friends who have accounts on my system haven't had much (or any,
in some cases)
Does anybody have any experienece dual-booting Windows 2000 and Linux? I
have read there are some difficulties, but not been able to find any more
info than that.
Am looking for difficulties, experiences, advice, etc
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Thanks for the response. Was this with Windows 2000, or with NT 4.0?
>I just followed directions for dual booting Linux & NT and didn't >have any
>trouble (at least not related to the dual boot). I used >the Windows boot
>manager so I don't know if LILO has issues.
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That would be wonderful, thank you.
>If you want I can point you to the pages I followed...
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I have messed with Dell, Gateway, Toshiba, Compaq, Micron and a couple of
off-brand laptops. The most impressive laptop (and closest in performance
to a desktop machine) is the Micron Transport (we have NX). Granted, they
are a little more pricey than the Dell, etc...but IMHO, it is worth it
...And if it is indeed a WinModem that you are SOL.
They are completely incompatible with Linux
This is not technically completely correct. There are a couple of programs
out there that enable the software modems undr Linux. Then only problem
with them is...1) they eat so much processing
Login to to anon with "anonymous" and no password...it will let you in and
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Raven,
I have the same setup and I believe I had to edit my
/etc/conf.modules
to include the line:
alias parport_lowlevel parport_pc
There was something on RedHat's site about it, so I'll check to see if I
have anything else about this problem.
Jane D.
>
>Hello All,
>
>I am running redhat 6.1,
Raven, Sorry for the dyslexia on the file name. I'll attribute it to an
early morning. The file is /etc/modules.conf.
JD
>I have the same setup and I believe I had to edit my
>/etc/conf.modules
>to include the line:
>alias parport_lowlevel parport_pc
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This is more a topic for grrltalk or issues, but it matters not whether (as
someone stated not too long ago, and I must steal now) your gentalia points
inward or outward.
On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, Tania Morell wrote:
> > Rik
> >
>
> It really is very hard to decipher who is male and
> female b
Hey everyone, this needs to be moved to either issues or grrltalk...
Thanks!
Some of us could be complex computer programs living on a kick ass server
connected to an OC-12. Woo hoo! AIs make the best h4X0rs! ;)
On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, srl wrote:
> On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, Tania Morell wrote:
>
> >
feminist is to have
gender
> not matter at all... but some of you seem to feel
differently.
> can you explain why?
>
> shane
>
>
>
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1. Question: If you could live forever, would you and why?
Answer: "I would not live forever, because we should not live forever,
because if we were supposed to live forever, then we would live forever, but
we cannot live forever, which is why I would not live forever."---Miss
Alabama in the
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post, it would have been to grrltalk, not techtalk.
>Not to mention...this is the techtalk list.
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Ok...a friend is doing her first install on a Pentium Pro 200. She had a CD
of Mandrake 6.5, but the burn was not good, so she FTP'd 7.0.
Any suggestions as to how to do the NFS install (this is on a big, fast
network (fiber backbone, 3Com NIC), so bandwidth will not be a
problemJust need
We were not that lucky. It has propagated, and now the Texas DOT is
infected.
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I tried to setup a Linux firewall box today to protect a SOHO @Home account..
I used the same script I use at home
This script slows things down a little... but not to bad.
Today I could not get the Lan to get through this machine at a
comfortable speed in fact it was down rite pathetic...
You can dd the image directly to the physical device using the following
command:
dd if=/home/'image' of=/dev/hdb
As Jason stated previously, this is a bit copy procedure. So, if your image
file is a good dd'd image of a Solaris (ufs) partition, then the same
filesystem (ufs) will be laid do
>they don't offer the actual certification tests however, but the
>tests themselves run (i believe) $200 or so a pop...
The tests are $100 each from Sylvan Prometric, and the schools usually do
not include the tests, unless it is a special dealeven the $2000 per
course schools usually do n
Netware is an extremely stable and capable OS. I would bet that your friend
is using Netware 4.x, which is known as a dog. I have used Netware products
from 2.18 up to 6 (still in early beta) and they are very stable and
extremely fast. Netware 6, upon its release will add some functionality
> This is hardly technical...but...it borders on rule-boundedness to me.
> But still not that close to be unbearable. So either I mistimed
> majordomo or it didn't go thru. So I am still here. And I will probably
> always be leftie anti-authoritarian me. Same as you will be you. I spent
> too mu
> > But since this is techtalk, and since we seem to be discussing
> > etiquette, is there any real reason why Reply-To is set to the
> > list? There's an article detailing reasons why it can be a bad
> > idea at http://www.unicom.com/pw/reply-to-harmful.html
>
> I have read the article at that
Umm...blinking?
I see no blink...and I've ran "less" of the email to make sure my mail
program ain't masking it out...
Chris...
> Okay I've had it. This last email is blinking all over my console.
>
> I'm outta here.
>
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>
> I use XDM on my system. When I login and try to "su - localuser" in
> a xterm, I get the following message:
>
> /dev/ttypc: Operation not permitted
>
The 2nd part of your question seems to be answered by later mails - this
first part however hasn't - but do not be alarmed, it's safe enou
I'm slowly decoding this - it's actually not too bad. It shows the power (and
potential complexity) of the ?: operator. It's also showing recursion of
main(). It's also showing main() to have non-standard arguments (ie, instead
of:
main (int argc, char **argv, char **envp)
it uses:
>
> The second problem is a little bit trickier. Although, the "xhost + name"
> helped, the problem was with the DISPLAY number. I was using VNC server which
> had a different display number. Once the SUed user exported the DISPLAY
> number of VNC, then the user could start any X application.
>
I got bored...there's nothing much to do in this neck of the woods :) Seemed
like a good idea at the time, and anyhow - I've got a cold so I'm not
thinking straight...[1] :)
Chris...
[1] and pigs might fly :)
Ian wrote...
>
> *points* GEEK!
>
> :)
>
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Well, using gphoto (www.gphoto.org), I can use my digi camera quite happily
(Olympus Camedia C420L). With a little wrapper and patience, you cn turn your
digi camera into a webcam as well using gphoto :)
Chris...
>
>
> Has anyone interfaced any sort of digital camera to linux. Are there pre
The Wiretap gopher (which I need to dig the address out for - used to me
wiretap.spies.com, but it moved...can't remember where to though) has (or
used to, last time I looked - two or more years ago!) a whole bunch of
obsifucated (sp!) C code in relation to compettions years ago.
If anyones i
> First thing, before you assume something is wrong -- try doing a
> "Find" on
> that computer. I've found that Windows 95 (and 98) do weird things
> and
> don't show up in Network Neighborhood -- often for days.
While I couldn't "see" the servers in Network Neighborhood, I still had
a drive
to
> Hello,
>
> I was wondering if Linux has support drivers for DVD CD-ROM. I have the DVD-ROM,
> but cannot use it for anything else other than data CDs and music CDs.
>
> Thank you in advance.
>
> Subba Rao
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Check www.kernel.dk - I seem to
> A real waste of processor cycles?? How so?? you make it sound as if
> running a driver for a winmodem is not a good thing to do, could you
> please explain?
>
As Kelly has said, many winmodem's don't have a DSP...if you've not seen the
maths for DSP, then you're lucky :) DSP can get *very*
> ewww, this really does sound bad, So you're saying I'd be better off to slap in
>an old USR 28800, than i would be to install a driver for my 56k winmodem?
>
Not really...a 56k modem is better anyday :) But there may be slight
performance loss on the machine. Of how much, I don't know,
>
> I don't know exactly how it works, but secure pop provides for a secure
> mechanism of transmitting these data items, and possibly the content of
> the mail comming back to you.
>
I'm not sure if there is a totally encrypted POP session, but usernames and
passwords can be hidden using AP
For Maildir (assuming you have a Maildir setup), just rename all the files
.. and put them in Maildir/new. You may be able to get
away with making up ; you can make up; is just you're
machine name. So a good script may be:
#!/bin/sh
timestamp=945801478
for i in *.MSG
do
timestamp=`e
Try looking up about APOP authentication. Not all POP servers support it
though, and I don't know what mail client support for APOP is like, but I
think fetchmail is quite happy with it. APOP takes your username and
password, and creates and md5 hash of the password and a timestamp returned
b
Okay...still no joy with this after some searching through manpages and
howto's...does anyone have an idea how to change a right handed mouse to a
left handed mouse? (ie, reverse the left and right mosue buttons)...recently
been able to reorganise my desk and move the mouse to my left hand (wh
It's a case of RTFM... :) Found the answer in the FAQ...it says to plonk:
xmodmap -e "pointer = 3 2 1"
in .xsession/.xinitrc (or type at a prompt)...and yep, it works :)
woohoo :)
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I took line 8 straight from a HOWTO on Shell Prompt
Programming, and modified it slightly so that it left just the tty?
part, it works fine from the command prompt but when I go to
login with the new /etc/profile it tells me I'm missing a trailing ' " '
... Any help would be greatly appre
Okay - I've got to "head meets wall" stage with this - I have a copy of
Microsoft Autoroute '98 ... I don't know if its known much outside the UK -
it's essentially a route planning program when your driving. Microsoft bought
the rights for Autoroute from the company that originally made it...
>
> Hi, grrls ;-)
>
> I have a really _basic_ and lame question!
> I need to lauch two programs, and they need
> to behave like this;
>
> * start program 1
> * start program 2
> * use program 2
> * exit program 2 manually
> * program 1 should exit automatically
>
#!/bin/sh
p
Gene wrote:
>
> Try this ...
>
> cat file | grep 'QAA' | sed s/^.*QAA/QAA/ | sed s/:.*$//
>
> That's paraphrased, and I know there is a shorter way of doing it,
> but that should get the job done. Basically, it gets all the lines
> with QAA in them, then removes the text either side of the
> QAA
> Hi chix!
>
> While we're discussing the passwd file, i have a problem. I didn't
> really know another way to set my PATH automatically other than
> appending it to my shell line in my passwd file, like this:
>
> jellhead:x:100:1::/export/home/jellhead:/usr/local/bin/tcsh;setenv
> PATH /usr/s
> Now for my Query
>
> I would like to restrict telnet access to my computer to only a few IP
> addresses. In order to do this I edited the hosts.deny fill with ALL:ALL,
> and the hosts.allow file with the IP adresses which I wanted to allow
> access. Unfortunately this doesn't seem
Magni wrote:
> An alternative to start another shell when logging in, is to make an
> alternative root-user, feks. roottsch with tcsh as shell. This means you
> have to keep an eye on logins from two users (I presume you keep an eye
> on when and from where root is logging in..), but the advantag
Hiya,
At work, we have this nice shiny 4-port network card (Phobos P430), which
*does* come with drivers, but damned if I can get them working (a mix of
undefined symbols and wrong kernel versions - build for 2.2.5 uni-processor,
and we have a 2.2.14 2-proc SMP system). So I've given up tryin
Okay - a few minutes searching with google (gotta live that search engine)
found a patch bonding-0.2.tar.gz which looks like it'll do the job quite
nicely. If anyone is interested, http://pdsf.nersc.gov/linux/
It also looks like its standard in 2.2.15 and higher.
Chris...
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Hiya,
On a friends machine, Netscape (various versions of 4.x have been used)
always crashes with an Illegal Instruction...and a core dump. It happened on
with SuSE 6.1, so lasy night, he blew it away and stuck RedHat 6.2 on - and
its still crashing with illegal instruction whenever the netsc
en that particular can of worms.
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tions"). I killed it again.
> If not, I'd try the wmakerconf/wmprefs way of copying over a default menu
> and then maybe restarting.
Yup, this is my next step, as it were.
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guess the connection timesout or is
> > > dropped. But when the Win98/Mandrake box is in Mandrake and running ipmasq, I
> > > can ftp/ssh/www.
> > >
> > > Any ideas? This is really bugging me. This problem does not occur when the
> > > Debian box wa
at does tracert tell you?
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Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2000 09:56:54 -0500 (CDT)
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Subject: Re: Check this out
On Thu, 17 Aug 2000, J-Mag Guthrie wrote:
> http://www.abcnews.go.com/sections/tech/FredMoody/moody.html
Oh, okay. He's
do this
sort of thing?
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> The new builds of Mozilla are getting very good. I've switched to it as my
> standard browser now. Check out a new nightly build. It also has a full
> featured IMAP mail client.
>
> Jason
I've found Mozilla to run dog slow on my machine (P200MMX; 64MB RAM) ... has
its speed improved in th
> Depends what 'slow' you mean. We have just graduated from a 28.8k modem
> to cablemodem (woo!). So everything on the net seems incredibly fast now!
> (Except sourceforge, but that's now usable rather than impossible.)
> It now takes me a few minutes to download a nightly mozilla instead of
>
What do y'all use to read Excel files? I might want to write them, too,
but not yet. There are a number of commercial products that I've found,
but I don't want to waste time to download/iinstall/learn something I'm
not going to use. So, I'm looking for recommendati
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