Hello List,
There is requirement of a consultant / trainer for setup, management,
usage, maintenance of servers based on :
Liferay
Moodle
all of it on Linux platform using Apache, MySQL, PostgreSQL and related
technologies.
The requirement is in Delhi, but the client is willing to get
I'd say that the 'Canonical' aspect of Greg's talk has over shadowed a
much more pertinent take-away from it - that contributions to the
upstream is a pretty good way to get things done (or, control destiny).
In fact, this message could work out nicely in events where iLUG-D
organizes,
Videos from Software Freedom Day at BITS Pilani Goa centre...
Lyx ... and all that
LyX is a document processor following the self-coined what you see is
what you mean paradigm (WYSIWYM), as opposed to the WYSIWYG ideas
used by word processors. This means that the user only has to care
about the
Gaurav Mishra wrote:
perhaps you would then also be convinced that OSX is the future ?
No , I am not
Thats interesting, since most of the claims made by both sides on that
line are quite identical. atleast the ones that I have come across.
Any other pointers
how many apps have they
Swapnil Bhartiya wrote:
RH and Novell (SUSE) choose easy target where they can compete - Canonical
choose much much harder target and yet is delivering good results. So who is
coward then??
Thats just nonsense. I dont see how supporting more devices, running a
better memory management routine
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
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 8:12 PM, Karanbir Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gaurav Mishra wrote:
Hmm, That is a counter question ?, I don`t research on what ubuntu is
making and what is open in that ?
Will still love to know about your claim
Well i have followed mark`s mail on launchpad so i
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 8:14 PM, Karanbir Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Swapnil Bhartiya wrote:
RH and Novell (SUSE) choose easy target where they can compete - Canonical
choose much much harder target and yet is delivering good results. So who is
coward then??
Thats just nonsense. I dont
Gaurav Mishra wrote:
The question i have put was in response of your claim of Canonical`s
working on many closed source proprietary stuff , I think that`s a
vague statement and contains no validity if not backed by any proper
pointers.
really ? did you look ? how many open source projects
Gaurav Mishra wrote:
By targets he meant market structure not development targets.
I'd love to see you provide a detailed explanation on that. Eg. how
would support for my arc-1220 or the webcam be oriented to the market
structure and not a development target. What *is* the difference anyway ?
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 9:36 PM, Karanbir Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gaurav Mishra wrote:
IMO
Canonical and Ubuntu brought Linux Desktop OS in mainstream atleast in
my part of country. 100% of newbies and 80% desktop users i know use
ubuntu.
really ? did you look ? how many open
Gaurav Mishra wrote:
really ? did you look ? how many open source projects have they been
working on that are now gold ?
It`s not about number of projects , It`s about complete package ,
usability and experience they provide.
Go through this http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/162 to
2008/9/23 Shrinivasan T [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Friends.
The laptop provided by ELCOT is preloaded with OpenSuse and Ubuntu linux.
But most of the people dont know how to use them.
They struggle a lot little little things like bluetooth, installing
apps, games, etc
It will be so nice, if we
On Mon, 29 Sep 2008 22:49:59 +0530
Shrinivasan T [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2008/9/23 Shrinivasan T [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[...]
They simply wipe the hard disk and go for windows.
There is no userguide or manual.
The video tutorial in tamil and english is not compitable with KDE.
They search
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 10:02 PM, Karanbir Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gaurav Mishra wrote:
really ? did you look ? how many open source projects have they been
working on that are now gold ?
It`s not about number of projects , It`s about complete package ,
usability and experience they
Karanbir Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[re: ubuntu]
how many open source projects have they been
working on that are now gold ?
Bear in mind that while GPL requires you to publish source of distributed
code, it does not require you to contribute back upstream. That's a funda-
mental part of
On Sun, Sep 28 2008, Bibek Paudel wrote:
IMO, Ubuntu came very late in the scenario when the Linux kernel had
achieved more or less a polished state. Redhat, Novell etc contributed
for it.
This is patently untrue -- look at the number of lines of
code -- pr patchsets -- going into
On Sun, Sep 28 2008, Swapnil Bhartiya wrote:
On Sun, Sep 28, 2008 at 7:03 PM, Karanbir Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Bibek Paudel wrote:
IMO, Ubuntu came very late in the scenario when the Linux kernel had
achieved more or less a polished state. Redhat, Novell etc contributed
for it.
On Sun, Sep 28 2008, Karanbir Singh wrote:
Mehul Ved wrote:
Also his arguement was, being
run by one man, who may tomorrow change his mind and stop support to
Ubuntu,
then what?
I don't agree to this point at all. Ubuntu is where it is because of
it's community.
Absolutely, and
On Sun, Sep 28 2008, Swapnil Bhartiya wrote:
Absolutely, and the technical community around Ubuntu is
called Debian.
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There are allegations that Canonical is taking away a lot of Debian
developers, hiring them for ubunt,
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2008/9/29 Gaurav Mishra [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/145 , Shows some examples of
how launchpad has increased bug fillings which thus resulted in better
bug-fixing and better stable OS.
The point here is, even though Ubuntu get to use all the good stuff
that most
Dear friends,
I recently installed Debian Lenny (network install), but I am unable to play
DivX or avi files. It could play mpeg files though. Also, can someone please
share his working source.list list for Lenny?
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Hi Every Body,
Could you dare to challenge if redhat puts its logo and art work at
your property and products and claim trademark ownership rights ? in
the similar way would you object redhat which has put its logo and art
work in RHEL Linux distribution and claimed the trade mark product
On Tuesday 30 Sep 2008, M.S.Yatnatti CEO KPN UNLIMITD wrote:
Could you dare to challenge if redhat puts its logo and art work at
your property and products and claim trademark ownership rights ? in
the similar way would you object redhat which has put its logo and
art work in RHEL Linux
Swapnil Bhartiya writes:
I recently installed Debian Lenny (network install), but I am unable to play
DivX or avi files. It could play mpeg files though. Also, can someone please
share his working source.list list for Lenny?
I recommend the w32codecs package from Debian Multimedia. Here are
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On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 10:11 AM, Kumar Appaiah
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Swapnil Bhartiya writes:
I recently installed Debian Lenny (network install), but I am unable to play
DivX or avi files. It could play mpeg files though. Also, can someone please
share his working source.list list for
On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 10:34:11AM +0530, shantanu goel wrote:
I recommend the w32codecs package from Debian Multimedia. Here are the
sources.list entries:
http://debian-multimedia.org/debian-m.php
But I think VLC doesn't require any codecs to be installed separately.
Isn't that the
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On Mon, Sep 29 2008, M.S.Yatnatti CEO KPN UNLIMITD wrote:
Could you dare to challenge if redhat puts its logo and art work at
your property and products and claim trademark ownership rights ? in
the similar way would you object redhat which has put its logo and art
work in RHEL Linux
Can somebody make a script based on this command to take screenshot while
installation of any Linux OS
* Press Ctrl+Alt+F2
* mount a external drive or any unused partition
* xwd -root | xwdtopnm | pnmtopng Screenshot1.png
* You need to modify it for taking screenshot from command line, need to
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