I tried to install Gentoo on my laptop last night but my CDROM is
flaky... sometimes it can read from it but sometimes it fails.
The bad part is when doing something like mke2fs and it fails, then
something (bash?) remembers that and doesn't try to spin up the CD
again.
Kbob pointed out this
On 20040324.1518, Cory Petkovsek said ...
What's on the laptop right now? If it is any distribution of linux,
just do a bootstrap install over the network. The gentoo install
howto will tell you how to. ;)
Well, I *used to* have Debian on it. It was in a bad state so I thought
I'd try
On 20040322.1507, Jacob Meuser said ...
On Mon, Mar 22, 2004 at 02:07:15PM -0800, Rob Hudson wrote:
According to the 2.6.x kernels, using ide-scsi isn't the way to go
anymore when burning discs. I've compiled my kernel so the burner is in
IDE/ATAPI mode, but can't seem to burn images like
According to the 2.6.x kernels, using ide-scsi isn't the way to go
anymore when burning discs. I've compiled my kernel so the burner is in
IDE/ATAPI mode, but can't seem to burn images like I used to be able to.
I can detect my drive ok[1]. But can't record to it for some reason[2].
Has anyone
Any gnome users here?
Now that Debian has Gnome 2.4 I wanted to give it a try. But apparently
I've got old gnome 1.4 stuff and also older gnome 2.4 stuff laying
around. I tried rm -rf'ing my ~/.gnome* directories. But when I startx
and launch gnome, it still remembers some of my old settings.
Yep, I've tried garnome... that's why I have leftover cruft I want to
get ride of. I was trying 2.4 before it made it into Debian testing.
But now that Debian has it via apt-get, I want to clear the slate and
start fresh.
In fact, after trying some more, it still brings up my background and
On 20040308.1643, Grigsby, Garl said ...
Don't forget to wipe out settings from your window manager (.sawfish, .metacity,
etc).
Yep, I got those too. :)
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I have a Wireless Access Point that I no longer need. It was in use
until just a few moments ago and works fine. I'm replacing it with
another WAP that has a built-in firewall and network management stuff.
Model: DWL-1000AP
Type: 802.11b (11Mbps on 2.4 GHz)
Asking $25 (OBO).
-Rob
What's bagle.j?
On 20040303.1252, Larry Price said ...
#bagle.j
:0 B
* SEVMTDMyLmRsbABz***aGx3YXBpLmRsbAB1
/dev/null
remove the *** in the middle of the string
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RedHat is starting up a magazine. Due out in March 2004...
https://www.redhatmagazine.com/
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I'm looking for a PCI based wireless adapter to run on a linux box. Can
anyone recommend one that works well under linux?
Thanks,
Rob
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This sounds like security through obscurity, but it's an interesting
idea. Execute the correct knock, and a port opens...
http://www.portknocking.org/
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I got a WinTV 250 card, which supposedly work well, but haven't been
able to get it to work. I didn't try all that hard either, yet. It has
S-Video inputs. Not sure how audio gets in but I'm guessing via the
soundcard.
http://www.hauppauge.com/html/wintvpvr250_datasheet.htm
Supposedly there's
Does procmail work from top down?
Is the idea that
X-Spam-Level: \*\*\*\*\*\*\*
catches 7 and higher. Then I can put:
X-Spam-Level: \*\*\*
to catch 3 and higher into a might be spam folder?
Thanks,
Rob
On 20040215.0919, Cooper Stevenson said ...
Rob,
Here's a working procmail code
On 20040217.0058, Bob Crandell said ...
2) You will notice autolearn=no on the last line. How do I make it say
autolearn=yes ? BTW, the score doesn't make any difference here.
Look in 'man Mail::SpamAssassin::Conf'
bayes_auto_learn_threshold_spam n.nn(default: 12.0)
The score
Hello,
As I get inundated with spam, I'm changing my server settings a little
so I have less to deal with. I was getting a couple megabytes of spam
in my spam folder every 2-3 days. After reading up on Spamassassin, I'd
like to do something like the following in procmail:
Spam score of 10 or
I get a lot of these types of emails. I question whether to feed them
to spamassassin or not simply b/c they are a random list of words. It
would see like it might do more harm than good. Is that a good
assumption?
Thanks,
Rob
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I don't know what would be the best way to go about this since the
options list for kernels are quite long... but I often go through the
kernel configuration and wonder if I shouldn't be using certain
features. I feel like I know just enough to build my own kernel for my
system
Does Fedora Core Yarrow use the 2.6 kernel? If so, it might be the
switch from OSS to ALSA. I'm struggling with that myself after I gave
2.6.0 a shot. I have my sound card compiled as modules and loaded but
don't have sound. I've yet to tweak the mixer.
Just an idea,
Rob
On 20031222.2004,
Is there a way to set up imap so that it uses a different password than
my user password? I'm cautious of sending passwords in plaintext and
set up imap on port 993 so it uses SSL. But if I'm logging into
Squirrelmail not using https, what's the point? I supposed I should
look into compiling
I've got teapop set up on my FreeBSD server that handles my mail. I
heard good things about IMAP and would like to also install
SquirrelMail, which requires an IMAP server.
Is there anything special I need to know to move from POP to IMAP?
What is a good choice for an IMAP server?
Thanks,
Rob
I think I'll try the UW imap server. I'll have to figure out how to set
this up using SSL similar to how I did it for POP, but I see that it has
docs on this.
Thanks all.
-Rob
On 20031218.1359, Rob Hudson said ...
I've got teapop set up on my FreeBSD server that handles my mail. I
heard
I installed Linux 2.6.0 but apparently the module API changed enough
that the nvidia driver installer no longer works. I found www.minion.de
has patches but haven't quite gotten it to work... it compiled and
loaded the module but startx dies on me. So I'm still tweaking...
The new build of the
On 20031218.1649, Rob Hudson said ...
I installed Linux 2.6.0 but apparently the module API changed enough
that the nvidia driver installer no longer works. I found www.minion.de
has patches but haven't quite gotten it to work... it compiled and
loaded the module but startx dies on me. So I'm
I've always wanted to know how to do this. It happens a lot here at
work that things are named with numbers consecutively. And I often need
to do this:
cp graphic_1.gif graphic_text_1.gif
for each graphic numbered 1 through 20, for example.
I know I can do a bash thing on the command line:
On 20031215.1241, Bob Miller said ...
Rob Hudson wrote:
But is there a way to do something like this?:
for i in [1-20] ; do cp graphic_$1.gif graphic_text_$1.gif ; done
It doesn't work but it seems like there should be an easy way to set up
a range like that.
#!/bin/sh
Thank you all for the replies.
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I'm looking for a 1GHz or higher (not too much higher) CPU + motherboard
if anyone has one they'd like to sell. Let me know, please.
Thanks,
Rob
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I thought it would be more, but you're right... I can get a lower end
Athlon with motherboard and memory for about $150 at mwave.com.
Thanks,
Rob
On 20031210.1117, jgw said ...
You probably already know this, but I'd just pick something up at
newegg.com. An Athlon 1.3ghz chip runs about $40.
The next time I install Linux on my desktop, I plan on using a journaled
filesystem. If you all could indulge me, I'd like to hear about what
journaled filesystem you're running and how it fares.
I'm thinking about ext3 simply b/c it seems like an easy switch from
ext2, and looks like it doesn't
In my /lib/modules/modprobe.conf file I have:
alias char-major-116 snd
I never understood fully but is this a character device related to
sound?
-Rob
On 20031209.2210, Bob Crandell said ...
Hi,
What does:
Can't locate module char-major-116
Dec 9 14:05:56 mine last message repeated 3
There is a perl rename script that allows you to do something like:
# ren 's/^_/section/' *.mp3
I keep it in my bin directory. You can name it 'ren', or 'rename', or
whatever. I'll attach it.
-Rob
What is the #rename command to rename all of these files with
section_*.mp3, [as in
Kerneltrap is hosting an aggregator for kernel weblogs[1] ala Planet
Gnome[2].
[1] http://kerneltrap.org/node/view/1205
[2] http://www.gnome.org/~jdub/planetgnome/
-Rob
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It used to be that if you wanted to resize your partition to install
Linux alongside Windows, people recommended getting a copy of Partition
Magic. This CD includes QTParted, a partition magic clone which can do
the same, along with a host of other tools. Anyone ever use it?
On 20031201.1419, Grigsby, Garl said ...
Knoppix includes this utility as well. I have used it once with good results.
Yes, I learned this recently as well. Someone pointed out that Knoppix
has a slightly older version while the rescue CD keeps more current
since the same person is a
Wired:
Open Source Everywhere
Software is just the beginning open source is doing for mass innovation
what the assembly line did for mass production. Get ready for the era
when collaboration replaces the corporation.
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/11.11/opensource_pr.html
http://mailman.efn.org/mailman/listinfo/think_python
On 20031121.0239, john fleming said ...
--
Using M2, Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/
Does think-python still exist?
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On 20031112.1850, Mr O said ...
Um, here I am. You shouldn't have any real trouble booting off
your PCI card. As long as the BIOS sees it as a boot device
you're in good hands. Linux will just see your drives as
/dev/hde or higher. As for booting from SCSI it loads the
drivers during the
On 20031115.1840, Patrick R. Wade said ...
I mentioned this to several people today who hadn't remembered it:
http://www.reciprocality.org/Reciprocality/index.html
Can you give me the background on this link? I've read about half of
the first chapter of the first article and it is
I switched from Enlightenment to Gnome2.2 with Metacity about a month
ago. I like the Gnome2 better at this point simply b/c it integrates
better with other apps. But there are 2 things that bother me...
1. I can't set up my own keybindings to launch various programs. Gnome
has default
On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 08:58:38 -0800
Rob Hudson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| I switched from Enlightenment to Gnome2.2 with Metacity about a month
| ago. I like the Gnome2 better at this point simply b/c it integrates
| better with other apps. But there are 2 things that bother me...
|
| 1
There are a few nice bash tricks to search and replace text in files,
using find, and a grep script that bolds the searched for words up on
this week's ArsTechnica Linux page:
http://arstechnica.com/etc/linux/2003/linux.ars-2003-2.html
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Dear EUGLUG,
I have a spare 40GB drive I was planning on putting in an old AMD K6-2
500 server. The machine is currently running off of a 6GB drive. I've
got 2 of these same machines -- 1 is running my websites, and the other
is at home as a test machine.
When I put the 40GB drive in there,
On 20031112.1047, Ben Barrett said ...
It depends on your hardware, AFAIK, and then is up to the kernel, as to
how the drives get assigned during boot. Just dealt with some boot
seqence issues on SATA drives here at work, and the fix was to pass
boot prompt parameters to force an ordering
At work, I leave an SSH session open to my server and run Mutt off the
server. Recently, our worksite acquired a firewall that closes inactive
sessions after 15 minutes. So if I don't get mail for 15 minutes and
don't use the terminal, it drops me.
What I'd like to do is update my .muttrc file
On 20031112.1424, Bob Miller said ...
In a more serious vein, I have the same problem at TiVo, so I wrote
this script, which I called printloop.
#!/bin/sh
while sleep 60
do
echo -ne '\1'
done
When it runs, I see:
ne \1
Show up on the screen. Server is
On 20031112.1518, Rob Hudson said ...
I tried using the escaped character insert mode in Vim.
And it works! Thanks kbob.
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On 20031112.1352, Patrick R. Wade said ...
What are you using for the SSH client? You may be able to set it to
send keepalives. I had a problem like you describe telecommuting from
the Growers' Market to efn, and it went away when i set 2-minute
keepalives in PuTTY.
I'm using just
On 20031106.1115, Bob Miller said ...
Jacob Meuser wrote:
I see there have been 61 'folders' for 668, pretty impressive. Maybe
there'd be more new members if euglug's FAH efforts were more blatant
on the website?
Excellent idea!
(BTW, the euglug webmaster position is still open.
Ars just wrote about it...
http://arstechnica.com/etc/linux/index.html
They like it.
On 20031106.1247, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said ...
So, is the New Hat* any good?
-Beaker
*Fedora Project distro
--
[ SiMpLe MaChInEs ] -- gopher://beaker.mdns.org
or (via proxy)
Linux Weekly News did too:
http://lwn.net/Articles/55082/
On 20031106.1247, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said ...
So, is the New Hat* any good?
-Beaker
*Fedora Project distro
--
[ SiMpLe MaChInEs ] -- gopher://beaker.mdns.org
or (via proxy)
Anyone used the Native POSIX Thread Library (NPTL) for Linux?
http://lwn.net/Articles/10710/
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On 20031101.2023, Maximillian Von Schwanekamp said ...
Having done this free stuff posting before, it occured to me that it
might be of some use to the community to provide a sort of Humane
Society for computer equipment... But entirely free, or close to
that. Could make an active effort
For the super simple, try kwiki (kwiki.org). You can install it from
CPAN (CGI::Kwiki).
-Rob
On 20031023.2113, jgw said ...
Maybe it's late, maybe it's the beer, but I'm interested in playing with
some Wiki software, and can't seem to locate THE Wiki software to use.
I'm running FreeBSD
On 20031016.1306, Bob Miller said ...
It isn't keeping the ownership of the source. Can someone come up
with a quick and dirty way of reading /etc/passwd and assiging the
original permissions to /home/$USER ? Please?
perl -F: -nae 'print find $F[5] -exec chown $F[2]:$F[3]\{}\\;\\n if
Post a list! I love computer books. :)
On 20031015.1539, Jason said ...
Hey list,
In interest of reducing clutter, I'm looking to
offload some of my extra computer books. I'd rather
not go the ebay route w/ shipping, etc., so I figured
I'd see if there was interest on the list. I'll
Great job, Beaker. I see some nice creative differences than the
original. Looks good. :)
On 20030919.2239, Garl Grigsby said ...
Looks like somebody has been busy. (see http://www.euglug.org ) I like
the new look. So who do I congratulate?
Garl
I just got one of those too in gaim. :)
On 20030828.2243, Linux Rocks! said ...
So, Im running gaim (instant messanger), I like it for many reasons, one of
which is that it works with many services (including Microsofts MSN
Messanger)
I get this instant message:
(22:24:27) [EMAIL
Anyone have any ideas on this one?
I've got debian on my laptop. It installed a 2.2.20 kernel. I wanted
to upgrade to the latest 2.4.21 kernel. I installed it via apt-get.
Set up lilo and ran /sbin/lilo. Now when I try to boot into that
kernel, it goes thru this iteration ad infinitum...
On 20030823.0852, Rob Hudson said ...
Anyone have any ideas on this one?
I've got debian on my laptop. It installed a 2.2.20 kernel. I wanted
to upgrade to the latest 2.4.21 kernel. I installed it via apt-get.
Set up lilo and ran /sbin/lilo. Now when I try to boot into that
kernel
On 20030819.1140, Cory Petkovsek said ...
_ALL_ that is necessary is making sure this line is in the sshd_config on
the server:
X11Forwarding yes
For a production server, is this something you'd want to be careful
about? Does forwarding X11 open any security concerns?
So, since my laptop is pretty slow by today's standards (P233), is it
possible to use the laptop as a terminal and use my workstation as the
real computer behind the scenes?
I think the trick would be the necessary network drivers to at least
connect to my workstation.
-Rob
On 20030816.1554, Timothy Bolz said ...
I've been looking through some python code and it looks as easy. It's very
readable and you can follow the logic. I should have looked into it earlier.
There's a python mailing list...
http://mailman.efn.org/mailman/listinfo/think_python
Hey Larry,
On 20030815.1617, Bob Miller said ...
Rob Hudson wrote:
Does anyone have tips on SSHing and launching X apps on the remote
machine and have them appear on the local machine?
Even if I connect with ssh -X, I can't seems to get it to work.
Make sure you have X11Forwarding yes
Does anyone have tips on SSHing and launching X apps on the remote
machine and have them appear on the local machine?
Even if I connect with ssh -X, I can't seems to get it to work.
Thanks,
Rob
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On 20030815.1646, Bob Miller said ...
localhost$ ssh -X remotehost
[EMAIL PROTECTED]'s password:
Last login: x
remotehost$ xterm
I think at that point I got an error about something with the remote
host not allowing a connection? I'll try again tonight on my
On 20030815.1751, Ben Barrett said ...
I assume you're connecting from another 'nix boxen? When I run an
Xwindows service on my winbloze craptop, and connect to my local
workstation, I have to export DISPLAY=192.168.42.42:0.0 in the command
shell, where 42.42 is the LAN address of the
Is there a way to tell apt-get to remove all packages from a particular
source? I added the Gnome2.2 backport for woody to my sources, and now
a lot of stuff is broken (esp evolution). I can't compile firebird
anymore due to a pango compile error. So I want to back out to where I
was.
Thanks,
On 20030801.1209, Bob Miller said ...
IMHO, @euglug.org is the domain to use for mailing lists. It's the
one that makes the most sense, because EUGLUG is a nonprofit
organization, not an ISP or company. And EUGLUG is separate from
EFN/OPN (though that isn't always obvious (-: ).
But
I loaded it up once. I wasn't too impressed, but I've really never used
a big development environment. For simple PHP scripts, there isn't much
need.
The screenshots I've seen makes me think it's much larger than just web
apps. The big idea around eclipse is it's plugin architecture. There
I've never set it up, but I've heard good things about SquirrelMail.
Michelle (BSD Goddess) Brownsworth has set this up many times, I
believe.
-Rob
On 20030801.1704, Bob Miller said ...
Several of you have set up webmail systems. Do any of them handle
attachment well? A friend of mine is
BTW, I've got one of these working now in a laptop. I can't get WEP
working so far, but I haven't tried very hard either.
-Rob
On 20030731.1836, Linux Rocks! said ...
well... I will need to keep atleast one card for whatever laptop I cant get,
but they are proxim rangelan-ds, w/internal
Hello,
I would like there to be a Python mailing list. I could set one up on
euglug.org with mailman, but I know there are lists we (EUGLUG) use not
on that server. There was also a zoneverte python list but when I tried
to send a message there last nothing came through.
My question to those
PS: The current list of lists on euglug.org can be found here:
http://www.euglug.org/mailman/listinfo
I'm not sure if any are being used at the moment.
-Rob
On 20030801.0953, Rob Hudson said ...
Hello,
I would like there to be a Python mailing list. I could set one up on
euglug.org
SAO brewpub meetings with wireless connectivity (and beer!)?
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Date: Fri, 01 Aug 2003 13:52:50 -0700
To: Wild Duck Brewsletter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: August 2003
***
WILD
On 20030801.1833, Bob Crandell said ...
Cory Petkovsek ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On Fri, Aug 01, 2003 at 10:11:47AM -0700, Larry Price wrote:
And Rob, since you are the interested one...
Does this mean it will be a list with one person on it? Rob will get to
ask and answer his own
I saw his name go by on the sign up, so he's already there. :)
On 20030801.1631, Jim K said ...
As far as the python list. I will let Chris Meyers, if it is okay with
people. He is again teaching programming for fun uaing python. The
summer class is more an introductory class. A lot of
I've never seen that. Which version of Mozilla?
THe only thing I can think of is to traverse to your mozilla directory
and cd into defaults/pref/. Find unix.js and open it up. In there
you've got some font preferences you can play with.
See if freetype2 is enabled:
// TrueType
On 20030723.2119, Roger said ...
Around Wed,Jul 23 2003, at 06:46, Bob Miller, wrote:
I want my Mozilla windows to be exactly 792x572, and every now and
then I accidentally catch a window by its grow bar and change its
size. Then it's a slow, error-prone process to resize it back to
Another fun mozilla trick is to type this...
about:config
into the address bar. In most modern mozillas this allows you to adjust
all the preferences on the fly. I don't think they're saved, but it
lets you experiment.
-Rob
On 20030723.2234, Bob Miller said ...
Rob Hudson wrote:
Type
Finally got the card to work. Used:
pcmcia-cs
wlan-ng (http://www.linux-wlan.com/linux-wlan/)
It's using the prism2_cs driver. I haven't yet been able to get WEP
working. I still need to play with that a bit. Hopefully it's possible
but 40-bit (the max this card can do, I think) isn't much
On 20030717.1630, Bob Miller said ...
Rob Hudson wrote:
I'm building a new kernel on the laptop running redhat 9. I've never
used grub before. There is a /boot/grub/grub.conf file which I edited.
Is there anything else I ahve to do similar to /sbin/lilo?
If your system already uses
So, since RedHat9 uses ext3, initrd probably has the ext3 module in it
so it can load the kernel?
On 20030718.1110, Cory Petkovsek said ...
On Fri, Jul 18, 2003 at 10:47:31AM -0700, Bob Miller wrote:
Rob wrote:
It dies when it tries to mount root. I wasn't sure what that
On 20030718.1047, Bob Miller said ...
To enable initrd, set CONFIG_BLK_DEV_INITRD in your kernel config. Go
to the Block Devices page and enable RAM disk support and Initial
RAM disk (initrd) support.
Would that be these two?
CONFIG_BLK_DEV_RAM=y
CONFIG_BLK_DEV_INITRD=y
On 20030718.1125, Rob Hudson said ...
On 20030718.1047, Bob Miller said ...
To enable initrd, set CONFIG_BLK_DEV_INITRD in your kernel config. Go
to the Block Devices page and enable RAM disk support and Initial
RAM disk (initrd) support.
Would that be these two
Recently I installed RedHat 9 on my laptop. I haven't been able to get
the wireless network card working. (Jamie, any tips?) During the
process I came up with a few questions...
How can I make the Gnome desktop run a little faster on my aging Pentium
233 laptop? Or would KDE run any better?
...
On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 09:54:43 -0700
Rob Hudson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| Recently I installed RedHat 9 on my laptop. I haven't been able to
| get the wireless network card working. (Jamie, any tips?) During the
| process I came up with a few questions
I'm building a new kernel on the laptop running redhat 9. I've never
used grub before. There is a /boot/grub/grub.conf file which I edited.
Is there anything else I ahve to do similar to /sbin/lilo?
Thanks,
Rob
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Hudson
Subject: Re: proxim rangelan
Rob Hudson wrote:
I decided it was time to install Linux on our laptop. Did you find
anything on the wireless NICs we both purchased?
I sold mine to Jamie long ago. I think he got it working on
his laptop.
--
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From: Wil Cooley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 11 Jul 2003 10:34:26 -0700
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PLUG] We might get
On 20030710.1036, Bob Miller said ...
When the SGI Visual Workstation released in 1999, we had a demo made
by a group at an Italian university (sorry, can't remember the name)
where they took a bunch of still photos of the ruins of a Roman city,
scanned them, stitched them together and
Slashdot...
Todd Garrison describes in detail how he solved the cryptographic puzzle
promoting Neal Stephenson's forthcoming book Quicksilver, and the reward
for his effort. Stephenson himself calls Garrison's story 'remarkable'
because Garrison was completely unfamiliar with the system of writing
What's a good JDK to install on Linux? I think there are different
varieties (Sun's JDK, IBM's Kaffe?, etc.)
I was looking at installing NewsMonster, a mozilla based blog reader,
but it requires a JDK.
http://newsmonster.org/
Thanks,
Rob
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Thanks,
Rob
On 20030625.1239, Cory Petkovsek said ...
On Wed, Jun 25, 2003 at 09:39:56AM -0700, Rob Hudson wrote:
What's a good JDK to install on Linux? I think there are different
varieties (Sun's JDK, IBM's Kaffe?, etc.)
I was looking at installing NewsMonster, a mozilla based blog
I've done that. If I check Help-About plugins it doesn't show up
there. Should it?
On 20030625.1636, Ralph Zeller said ...
put a link in your mozilla plug-in directory, something like:
cd /usr/local/mozilla/plugins
ln -s /usr/java/j2re1.4.1_02/plugin/i386/ns610/libjavaplugin_oji.so .
I've got two printers for sale.
1) Canon BJ-200e bubble jet BW.
2) Canon BJC-600 bubble jet color.
Both work. They connect via parallel port.
Make an offer if you want 'em.
Thanks,
Rob
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On 20030619.1745, Horst said ...
All -- those of you interested in Chris Meyers' class should sign up
very sn.
Should you have any questions feel free to contact Chris by email or by
phone (see below)
- Horst
Bad geek joke...
If a tree falls in an application,
and nobody is around to hear it,
is it logged?
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Speaking of wxWindows. Here's an interesting project:
http://wxmozilla.sourceforge.net/
About:
wxMozilla is a project underway to develop a wxWindows component for
embedding the Mozilla browser into any wxWindows application. The
wxMozilla classes will utilize minimal, if any, platform dependant
I ran into this today and thought it was interesting...
http://starship.python.net/crew/theller/py2exe/
There's also a perl2exe.
http://www.indigostar.com/perl2exe.htm
Anyone ever play with these?
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