problems for me :-)
I'll try this tonight when I get home. I do some work at home, and I've been
getting by by connecting to my work machine with an ssh client on Windows, but
if this works then I should really have no more reason to use any Microsloth
products any more :o)
Many thanks,
- K
use Win NT to develop with Java, which is
quite humiliating :-(
How does everyone else get on with Netscape and Java (developing and
browsing)?
cheers,
- Kev
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uns incredibly slow in
appletviewer, pretty slow in Netscape (before it crashes!). The same applet runs
OK in Netscape on Windoze, but (and this is the hardest part to say :-) it runs
lightning quick in Explorer.
ta,
- Kev
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(which came with 6.0) to 4.61, it made no difference.
- Kev
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listed, but it wasn't there (Help gave some obscure reason
why it might not be there).
- Kev
> My next thing is to get
> decent Internet access again so I can once again use Linux for all my
> Internet needs. I'm getting tired of the constant crashes under Windows. So
> I hear
I must accept defeat :-(
- Kev
>
>
> Beverly
>
> On Wed, 13 Oct 1999, kev wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > By far my biggest gripe about using Red Hat 6 is that I have never
> > managed to get Java running in Netscape, ie as soon as Netscape (4.51
> > and
Kelly Lynn Martin wrote:
> On Thu, 14 Oct 1999 10:38:33 +0100, kev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
> >I've tried looking all over the place in Windows hoping that the
> >modem's configuration would be listed somewhere. I looked where
> >Winblows Help sai
ail it to you if you'd like.
Yes, please do. Just in case it's not on my Win 98 CD>
thanks,
- Kev
>
>
> Naomi
>
> >That's what windoze Help told me to do, but I don't have a 'Resources'
> >tab there. Help said it sometimes isn't there,
Kelly Lynn Martin wrote:
> On Thu, 14 Oct 1999 15:13:19 +0100, kev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
> >That's what windoze Help told me to do, but I don't have a
> >'Resources' tab there. Help said it sometimes isn't there, but it
> >didn't
It may be time to slap your forehead, roll your eyes skywards, and utter an
expletive. I think Dead Rat is rhyming slang for a certain popular distro. Or
were you joking about not having heard of it? Apologies if that's the case :-)
- Kev
Beverly Guillermo wrote:
> On Tue, 12 Oct 1999
r the last few
days, especially Norma for posting the setserial command in the first
place.
cheers,
- Kev
Norma Armstrong wrote:
> Disgusting they are especially when they fail to work for the Operating
> system they are meant to work with! (Like mine I can't even get the
> resour
Anyone got HotJava running? What's it like?
- Kev
Mike and Mary Anne Cox wrote:
> Well color me red. I know that I saw a version for Win and one for Linux
> at http://download.com.
>
> However, in effort to track down the direct link, I can no longer find
> either of t
r browser does that. (that I know of anyway)
>
> Did that answer your question?
yes thanks. I've heard it's slow. In fact, that's all I ever hear about it, which is
why I haven't tried it yet.
Are there any other browsers which handle Java?
- Kev
>
>
>
Jack Baker wrote:
> Sorry for the last...miskey.
>
> Has anyone tried the Mozilla browser?
Could you explain what this is? How is it different to Netscape?
I though Mozilla was just the name given to their source code.
- Kev
> I realize it is still bleeding edge
> tech, but I
course, since the web wasn't around in
> 1988. Now I'm wondering if it was 98 or 97.
>
> Sorry :(
>
No problem. Thanks for explaining. One day, I'll have enough time to offer
my services
- Kev
>
> Telsa
>
>
> [EMAIL PROTEC
no doubt I wouldn't have the
problem now cos I don't boot into NT. At home, with Win 98, I've had none of
these problems whatsoever. Linux and Windoze get on very well and don't fight
over the clock.
HTH,
- Kev
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all HotJava the other day).
cheers,
- Kev
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t % Taiwan supplies the UK with, but I got the told the same
here a couple of weeks ago. I desparately need more memory for my home machine,
but I'm holding out. I was under the impression the prices were coming back
down again, but I haven't checked for a week.
- Kev
>
>
Hi,
I have a floppy disk which is DOS formatted.
How do I format it as a Linux disk?
Sorry for the dumb question, but I searched in RH manuals and the RedHat
site, but no joy...
thanks,
- Kev
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