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I don't recall reading blogs post the fosscomm meet, forwarding the URL
to the appropriate mail to the list.
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Raj Mathur wrote:
That's not fair on a number of users actually. You will find a large
number of people only file bugs when there's a compelling reason for
them to continue using a (sub-)system and the bug-fix is something they
can't live without, or if they're committed to the bug-fix
Swapnil Bhartiya wrote:
I installed Fedora 10, but when I enter 255.255.255.0 in the subnet mask, it
automatically changes to the default gateway address, I am using static IP
setting and am not using the new network manager.
Why aren't you ?
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Swapnil Bhartiya wrote:
Gateway IP is not being masked by subnet mask, it remains the one I entered.
But the subnet gets replaced by the default gateway IP. I almost reached to
the point of start using F10 insted of Ubuntu, but thanks to the Fedora
Team, I am back to Ubuntu for their bugs.
Atanu Datta wrote:
Sankarshan, the problem with Bugzilla is that it's been designed with a
developer or a general geek in mind. Even Cory Doctorow, featured on RHM
[http://www.redhat.com/magazine/020jun06/features/video_doctorow/], in an LJ
interview published in November issue says
Swapnil Bhartiya wrote:
With all due respect, Sankarshan, now where does LFY come into picture? Did
I post the issue as LFY member? I don't know who you work for and it doesn't
matter to me at all.
Nope the mistake is mine and I did just point it out in a response to
Atanu separately.
And
narendra sisodiya wrote:
* do we have expert or consultancy which can help/service in migration
process. ?
Rajesh (cc: ed) does that professionally.
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Chirag Anand wrote:
I agree with everyone here...regarding FOSS companies. The reason that I
raised this point is the recession that we are facing today. Nobody is sure
of their placements in any company. The only ray of light that we see today
is open source projects and FOSS companies.
I
Chirag Anand wrote:
Can you tell me, that so many FOSS companies are here on this mailing list
but why you do not come to campuses?? Or why you do not take freshers (i may
be wrong here), but i have seen job openings in LFY...not a single opening
for freshers. Please tell me, where do we go
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I got a mail from Dell, regarding the same and it says:
According to the email received, I understand that you are trying to
install Linux operating system on the machine, and you want to know if your
warranty will be effected or not. The warranty is for the
Chirag Anand wrote:
We are hosting a programming competition in our college this weekend. We
have a RHEL 4 server in our college on which we are planning to upload the
code, compile the code there only and matching with the output. The problem
is, that we want everyone to do all this from
Sudhanwa Jogalekar wrote:
Some interesting reading here:
Ubuntu's Shuttleworth: I don't think anyone can make money from the
Linux desktop
Check out this URL:
http://blogs.zdnet.com/hardware/?p=2894tag=nl.e539
And I don't think there is anything new in that. The question for the
desktop
Saurabh Nanda wrote:
Read my thoughts at
http://nandz.blogspot.com/2008/10/email-archival-without-mailing-list.html
-- does anyone know of something similar that exists already?
I'd tend to think that any company which values the need to archive
communication related to projects has set in
Linux Lingam wrote:
for software has jumped out of tape-reels and floppies, away from cds
to more of downloads, and quite soon,
will rapidly move away from hard-disks, to the 'hosted computing
model' and its ilk.
or, in brutally simplistic words, 'software inside a web-browser'
available
amar akshat wrote:
I recently had my paper accepted for publication in IAENG conference WCECS
2008 @ San Francisco regarding Google Cookies. The paper title was Security
Mutation Algorithm For Google Print and Google Search Security Deficiency.
I had discovered the fact that Google in one
M.S.Yatnatti wrote:
[snip]
In the following article Debian is mentioned as Non-Commercial linux
distribution.IN my view it is incorrect. My view is all are free linux
distributions in terms of freedom.All can be commercially benefited if some
body wants to do open source business.To
Hmm... here we go again :)
M.S.Yatnatti wrote:
Linux distributions are free. Free means freedom and not about cost.
whether they call themselves free or commercial. GPL is all about
four freedoms not about cost. FSF suggest the few words to be
avoided one among them is commercial.
M.S.Yatnatti CEO KPN UNLIMITD wrote:
Dear sir ,
We have noted your points .Thanks for your feed back.For some persons
freedom� of software is looks like fun.When we lose total freedom then only
we understand the value of freedom. But FOSS is big community .it will take
care of every body's
Swapnil Bhartiya wrote:
During the Software Freedom Day discussion @ Delhi, there was a point that
how we can work towards further promoting/increasing penetration of Free
Software in India. There was a suggestion to start a Contest at student
level to encourage them to work on Free Software/
M.S.Yatnatti CEO KPN UNLIMITD wrote:
Thanks for your response. I
did not asked you to provide me what red hat says in its websites .As
you have forwarded me the list. I need your views on the topic .Your logic.
I am pretty much surprised as to why you are so eager to obtain,
collect, collate
[there is no sane way I could unwrap the word wrap in this mail -
apologies in advance]
M.S.Yatnatti CEO KPN UNLIMITD wrote:
I really unable to understand why my mails in the list are cobbling.Don't
worry about that . In few days I shall have document neatly typed in very
proper manner..Do
Nalin Savara wrote:
Can someone tell me which mailing list sending/management/archiving software
used for ilugd ?
http://www.mail-archive.com/faq.html#newlist would have your answer
(perhaps)
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Gaurav Mishra wrote:
GPL doens`t says that when you use some code , Go spoonfeed the
changes back to developers, The code is open all there , And the point
made by canonical not to make it upstream for each project is valid
and practical. No way some company go behind 1000`s bugzilla to track
Swapnil Bhartiya wrote:
[snipped the quotes from Greg's blog]
And this response brings me back to my main point of my talk, which most
people seem to have missed as they were upset at me pointing out Canonical's
lack of upstream contributions. And that point was, and still is: Developers
who
Swapnil Bhartiya wrote:
So, I am bringing this issue to the lista and have people's opinion as to
how much Canonical has contributed and how wise is the decision to use
Ubuntu?
I'd say that the 'Canonical' aspect of Greg's talk has over shadowed a
much more pertinent take-away from it - that
Swapnil Bhartiya wrote:
I admire that piece and completely agree with you. Instead of asking new
users to relocate, lets put more and more FOSS things on windows. Once they
are ok with Firefox, then OO.o...and much more, it won't be much of an issue
pulling off Windows base and replace with
narendra sisodiya wrote:
Again, I do not know, how much it is needed. Will is be benefical to have a
repo at Delhi ?
It should be adding to the user experience when downloading Fedora from
India. So, if one were to look at setting up a Fedora mirror for the
public based out of North India,
narendra sisodiya wrote:
You can also take from IIT D,
it has internal repository http://10.10.4.1
Is there a chance that IIT Delhi can be the host to an external mirror
for Fedora ?
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Raj Mathur wrote:
Not too late to start supporting the existing developers and projects
instead of starting your own incompatible projects, Google!
http://tieguy.org/blog/2008/09/01/quick-thought-on-blizzards-thoughts-on-google-chrome/
It is a pretty bizarre “market” where the major
Smruti wrote:
Impressive yet scary. People always had an impression that writing open
source software and giving them away for free is not the end. You STILL can
earn money through support. But after things like this, is there still a
place left for making a buck or two?
[quote]
Not
Raj Mathur wrote:
In a nutshell, it's a Core2 Duo, 2GB of RAM, widescreen (ugh!) 1280x800
resolution (ugh!), 160GB disk, standard WiFi, Ethernet, DVD writer,
card reader, etc.
The TechSpecs state that it is a IntelPro 3945ABG - so should be good to
go on all distributions. To be absolutely
abhishek jain wrote:
A question arised - what is the motivator behind the FOSS development,
is it money, or rather can it be money.
There is an existing body of papers on similar themes at
http://opensource.mit.edu/online_papers.php?lim=1000
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Raj Mathur wrote:
On Thursday 31 Jul 2008, Sankarshan (সঙ্কর্ষণ) wrote:
[snip]
Sr Software Engineer Identity Management
RH having an identity crisis? :)
LOL :) It is actually called Identity and Access Management Group ie
IAM, but that leads to more such in-jokes
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sonika tyagi wrote:
I am planning to buy a laptop. As my institute supports only the
dell-latitutes at this moment. I wish to know if Fedora 7 or above (or Red
Hat enterprise) works all right with it. Dell-precision is the seond choice
I have if 'latitute with linux' option does not work out.
Raj Mathur wrote:
Would you be interested in a discussion at the next ILUGD meet on the
various types of FOSS licences, what precisely they imply for the
developer, distributor and user and how to use them?
I would be for one. Can someone please (if it is not too much of a
problem) record
shirish wrote:
Hi all,
You guys are a real riot. I liked the whole thread :)
/me ducks from a flame
Hmm... curious that you should ponder that your liking a thread would
set ablaze the list.
But then, this reply can lead to various strange loops of interpretation.
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Goldwyn Rodrigues wrote:
I am forwarding a mail I sent to timezone mailing list sometime back.
I should have first discussed this on the ilugd list, but it is still
not late.
Given that you have already posted to the tz mailing list, what do you
hope to achieve by posting it to the LUG-D
narendra sisodiya wrote:
Nice to Read ..
And one can only hope that Prachi hasn't talked about information that
should not be public
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Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
The goal of the study is to bring out into public a reliable and
independent compilation of some instances where FOSS implementation has
been carried out successfully in India.
http://skoch.in/html/skoch_redhat_world_is_open_awa3.html has a list of
projects and there
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