On Mon, 12 Jul 2004 19:07:21 +0530, Raj Shekhar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all
With a heavy heart I regret to inform you all that the much hyped up
Girls in Linux which was to be organized by LL has been canceled.
heavy heart? you sound more like you're heart-broken [grin]
okay, i
On Wed, 14 Jul 2004 09:27:40 +0100 (BST), Gurinder Singh
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Given that you have a host running Windows on network,
it might be infected with a 'spam' trojan. These are
little, home-made, obscure trojans that usually are
not caught by the anti-virus. These trojans keep
[snip]
As for me i am ready to give this presentation if
enough ppl are interested. this presentation requires
the users to have understanding of sound and music
authoring. This means you should have an idea of how
sound design is done.
Also, it requires understanding of track overlays,
[snip]
- Satyakam Goswami (known as dingo on the irc channel) will be giving a
demo of the Xandros distribution. If you want to have a demo of your
favorite distribution (take the hint debian/gentoo worshipers), then do
drop in a mail.
[snip]
a demo of gentoo would be nice, too. yes, i'm
anybody on the mailing list faced issues with Asus? I have an asus
motherboard and yes, it initialy gave me problems, but that was with
nVidia onboard, and the soundchip onboard. however, when i did move up
to 2.6, i noted loads of problems, and attributed thse to the peculiar
distro. but this
On Tue, 20 Jul 2004 02:09:41 +0530, Sandip Bhattacharya
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Hi!
I have had been on a personal mission (till now) to resurrect and archive
ILUGD's history. So far I have been on two distinct missions:
1. To have in one place all of ILUGD's mail archives from the
[snip]
Moreover, you cannot patent software. You can patent only ideas.
wan't it the other way around?
i agree about the dangers of patents. the most controversial
application of patenting yet is in medicine and healthcare. while
beyond the domain of us software people, the least those
On Fri, 23 Jul 2004 00:30:24 +0530, Siddharth Prahladan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Viksit Gaur [EMAIL PROTECTED]
heh! good to see viksit championing ilug-d, to the point of making it
sound like a lame excuse for snakes and chai. not to mention movies,
and coffee cups.
okay, so just in
On Sun, 25 Jul 2004 11:46:01 -0700 (PDT), satyakam goswami
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ask [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED]
huh? am sure others have answers here. c'mon...
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+3 to central delhi.
wherever. may i suggest NOT a restaurant. for the money per head blown
for tidbits, tips to the waiter that never cook, only deliver food to
the table, and to still formally behave ourselves in a public place,
we could meet somewhere, or book a place [if we have enough
[chomp snip]
sandip wrote --
begin quote
I publically discourage everybody from using VSNL( now TATA-Indicom) ISP
accounts. They have inherited the monopolistic attitude of the Raj days. On
one hand they dont
On 27 Jul 2004 13:24:50 +0530, Sudhir Gandotra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.grasshopperllc.com/
http://www.grasshopperllc.com/Secure/downloads.html
GTK-based Professional, Full-Featured DTP is Here
Guest writes Scribus is great, but PageStream is a full-featured
desktop publishing
what is WLUG? website?
what kind of conference? who is behind it? funds?
?
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[snip]
[snip]
[snip]
I trust FSF that it wont change from the path that it has set out, so I dont
have any such fears. [snip]
trust? you trust someone when it comes to software? sandip, you sound
like a newbie. hehehehehehee
i trust no one. neither m$, neither FSF, nor anyone else whether
On Mon, 02 Aug 2004 09:04:51 +0530, Sudev Barar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 2004-07-31 at 19:29, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-I can either do a talk (with slides!!)..
1. History of linux/ Evolution of linux
2. Security tools in linux
3. Economics of information security (and
dear all,
have you been following the controversy of apple's iPod and iTunes,
with its DRM-ed and proprietory file-formats, all working nice and
proper with RealNetworks. Apple is understandably feeling quite
rotten.
http://www.pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,117201,00.asp
am sure the
$ have you been following the controversy of apple's iPod and iTunes,
[...]
$ am sure the opensource community watches this with interest,
Yeah, one question, what took them so long ;-)
-js
heheehehehehehehee
i wonder what happens *if* realnetworks wins, like m$ did with windoze
http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/181_929528,00030007.htm
states/claims that bangalore has eclipsed siliconvalley in number of
IT jobs, though it also states a voice of dissent. check out the
story, 'numero uno...'
[stopped believing everything in newspapers since some time]
LL
On Fri, 6 Aug 2004 23:38:17 -0700 (PDT), santosh dubey
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Hi,
Can you please tell me whether some modified form of
dreamweaver is available for linux..macromedia does
not support it.
why bother? do you think the gnulinux-oriented websites out there are
authored in
i have redhat8 on a partition, with a nice, growing set of bookmarks
in mozilla 1.01, and loads of email ids, folders, and emails, under
evolution.
yesterday, i installed mozilla 10, and debian sarge with a bit of sid.
under mandrake10, i wrote a simple shell script, that mounts the rh8
dear navneet and supreet,
deleting the blinking 'lock' file in the .mozilla's user's directory
worked. thanks.
:-)
LL
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dear all,
this article is highly stimulating. in essence, should the
electromagnetic spectrum become open source? the dilemma is classic:
are governments/agencies auctioning pebbles on a seashore like a
scarce commidity, or is the 'tragedy of commons' if you oversell a
lake for fishing?
dear all,
coLinux is a Linux kernel that runs under Windows. Check out the screenshots.
the developers ran knoppix under WIndows. the FAQs are even more interesting.
they mention how you can tweak any distribution to run under Windows, natively.
Also mentions how you can boot into windows, and
the american library association is hitting back at the rather
aggressive tactics
of the Business SOftware alliance (BSA) and MPAA, RIAA, etc., to
influence school-children
too early, with their propaganda on software, patents, software downloads, etc.
i saw mairu making copious notes of the IHC meet on saturday, 5:30pm.
he promised he'd upload it. haven't seen it yet. i don't remember much
details about the meet, else would have summarized.
this would be fruitful so if we meet at raj's place tuesday, gives
about 24 hours for the list to
dear all,
the UN is organizing gthe first annual Software Freedom Day this
saturday. across asia. including india.
http://www.infoworld.com/article/04/08/25/HNunorganizes_1.html
anybody has any clue bout this? i haven't see/heard/ any discussion on
this on the mailing list.
yeh kahaa, kabh,
i just installed debian sarge 7august 2004 version, on a partition on my pc.
*made sure* it did not install any bootloader in mbr.
rather, i let it install lilo in its own partition.
debian works okay.
i reboot, and in the pristine grub, try launching redhat8.
the root filesystem is checked,
touchtel dsl model: xavi x7005q, how does this modem work on touchtel
dsl line under redhat9? can't get it to work.
?
LL
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On Wed, 8 Sep 2004 04:54:40 +0530, Sandip Bhattacharya
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sodipodi has an impressive flag gallery, created using Sodipodi of course, and
available as SVG (vector images). The flag images are in public domain. The
Indian flag is there, with a nicely detailed chakra in the
On Thu, 09 Sep 2004 18:28:41 +0530, Sudev Barar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 2004-09-09 at 18:11, Linux Lingam wrote:
touchtel dsl model: xavi x7005q, how does this modem work on touchtel
dsl line under redhat9? can't get it to work.
look at eciadsl.flashtux.org
if it is not listed
a colleague just migrated to debian sid from windoze. is considering
moving from dialup to sify broadband. wants to know if sify works okay
with gnulinux. area: saket.
thanks
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Minutes of volunteers meet :
[snip]
C. DISTROS
1. Knoppix 3.6 - edwin Mary
2. Debian 3.0 rc2 - Mary
3. Mandrake 10 - kapil dua
4. Dynabolic - Sundeep
5. Netbsd 1.6 - Manpreet
6. FreeBSD5.1 - Manpreet
7. OpenBSD 5.5 - Manpreet
yea! long live *bsd! more
C. DISTROS
1. Knoppix 3.6 - edwin Mary 2. Debian 3.0 rc2 - Mary
3. Mandrake 10 - kapil dua 4. Dynabolic - Sundeep 5. Netbsd 1.6
- Manpreet 6. FreeBSD5.1 - Manpreet 7. OpenBSD 5.5 - Manpreet
LL yea! long live *bsd! more free than free. so why is this
LL
[snip]
Events coming up that we're looking at:
1. Navy Public School, Delhi, between 17 and 22 November. 1/2 day
seminar, full day demo. Sort of like another LDD. Target audience is
school students and teachers.
bravo.
2. Scindia School, Gwalior, I or II week of November. [snip]
On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 17:03:43 +0530, Sandip Bhattacharya
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tarun Dua wrote:
Sandip Bhattacharya wrote:
I propose setting up a Linux unfriendly products/services website, where
we maintain a hall of shame for Indian vendors/companies who discriminate
against consumers
On Fri, 15 Oct 2004 14:48:32 -0700 (PDT), Adi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi..i was just browsing through some discussions when
i came across the one where someone asked for space
for 50+ ppl for the next ILUG meet. I am a MCA
student at C-DAC, Noida. We have recently started a
linux club in our
On Mon, 27 Sep 2004 15:08:12 +0530, Raj Mathur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip]
[raj soliloquy]:
Some random thoughts that emerged after LDD 2k4...
Firstly, in case you didn't already know, the response was literally
overwhelming. We were planning for 150 delegates, that too with
What trademark issues?
Fedora is a Red Hat Trademark and has distribution conditions,
[snip]
so almost all the mainstream distros are becoming 'commercial' and
'conditional'. they are not as claustrophobic as the EULA of most
proprietory, desktop vendors yet. still, all this kind of defeats
On Thu, 30 Sep 2004 18:30:13 +, Manpreet Singh Nehra
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Latest update. Hamdard Univ. is not available as a cenre in Oct. though
they have confirmed it for Nov. So any one with some other suggestions
for the institute that could be contacted please feel to drop in the
- Forwarded message from Tom Adelstein tadelste at charter.net -
http://lxer.com/module/newswire/view/23328/index.html
Hello,
I could not track the source of old content showing up at the top
of google searches on my name. According to the number of hits I
[snip]
Count me in tell me what I should organise. This countermands the
previous post where I said am not available.
--
Sudev Barar
Learning Linux
the location is done. i guess the usual linux-delhi banner, some
signposts (A40 posters we can stick to walls etc., so ppl know where
to go. by
Laptop is in order but who is bringing LCD projector?
the room has an lcd projector that connects to laptops and pcs. was
working till yesterday, since the past one year. no guarantees that it
works on sunday. hehehehe
I have cable I have Samsung phone but sadly connect does not work. If
any
On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 01:44:25 +0530 (IST), Frederick Noronha (FN)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
MCD primary teachers return to Microsoft classroom
Delhi Newsline - Delhi,India
... Commissioner Rakesh Mehta has signed an MoU today with Microsoft Corporation
India Private Limited under the company's
On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 12:09:03 +0530, Sandip Bhattacharya
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A question for video enthusiasts out here (LL?).
yes?
I recently got a Samsung
camcorder which works with Hi8 tapes. Unfortunately, the native format of
the cam is NTSC, and while there is a PAL60 output, it
dear all,
wish to purchase a firewire card for my pc. which one works under
gnulinux, according to your experience? any thing to watch out for,
any indicative pricepoints?
wish to use it for miniDV transfers. anyone has had any experience
regarding this, under gnulinux, please?
TIA
:-)
LL
dear all,
aag kee taar. which firewire card works with gnulinux, please? ayone
has any experience to share on this? what pricepoints? speeds? issues?
secondly, need to use this for miniDV transfers. anyone with any
experience on this? please lion.
:-)
LL
On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 00:33:53 +0530, Raj Mathur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Hi,
Has anyone used a USB CD writer with any success for any length of
time under Linux? If you have, specific brands/models of both CD
writer and enclosure would be
On Fri, 4 Feb 2005 10:16:28 +0530, vivek v [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sorry for cross posting
people, need these ISOs asap
Knoppix 3.7 08-12-2004 version
Game Morphix
Mandrake 10.1
vivek
9873277933
i have knoppix 3.7, which i have also copied for vivek khurana. you
could
On Sat, 12 Feb 2005 10:34:57 +0530, Manik Ahuja [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Have a hard look at this and give me your frank opinion.
http://manikahuja.blogspot.com/
Thanks
Manik
1) does not allow anonymous comments. forces someone to get an account
on blogger. bleaaah!
2) the
[snip]
I have a very basic server written in C.
[snip]
Here is the trimmed code (can send complete code if you so desire).
Tanks,
Nishi
[snip]
er... nishi, you just posted some code snippets on a public mailing
list. may i ask, is the code under gpl, lgpl, bsd, or apache license,
or
[huge snip]
are you guys thinking of holding a LUG meet on the eve of holi?
good luck
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[snip] Seriously, Linux is run by more than a
million people world wide for applications ranging
from Rocket launches to making simulations for nuclear
devices - no one uses windows there. You still
unconvinced? :-)
Cheers!
viksit
that set me thinking. anyone has figures/pointers, to
On Apr 6, 2005 7:30 PM, Sandip Bhattacharya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Works like books, documentation, fonts etc. can be offered either under
GPL/FDL or Creative Commons.
I wanted your advice on this - if someone offers to release fonts, would
you prefer it to be under CC or under GPL?
fonts
[snip]
Audacity is available as default in OpenLX Linux - www.openlx.com
and in several hundred other distros of gnulinux too.
--
Peace, Force Joy! Sudhir Gandotra. 98-101-20918
OpenLX on Newsforge :
http://software.newsforge.com/software/05/04/05/1833211.shtml?tid=132tid=38tid=130
On 5/3/05, Ritesh Raj Sarraf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Linux Lingam wrote:
ah! okay. that explains it.
;-)
btw, the best distro for handling audio and sound, is agnula.
www.agnula.org. it comes in two flavours: one based on redhat
dear all,
am sure most of you have checked out nokia's new linux-based gizmo for
handheld 'broadband' net access, and their new controversial policy
of showing their 'support' for linux with their sweeping patent
policy. looks like to me they got so pscyhed by microsoft's rivalry
that they just
[HUGE snip]
whew! that was quite a rant.
the truth is, that linux has hadly made any significant moves in india
yet, unlike as in china. of course, there is a lot of fire and
brimstone around it. but clear-cut directives from the government and
policies, are missing.
we do have a lot of positive
[snip]
I only hope we can come
up with ILUGD presentations that aren't too visual-centric.
Suggestions?
-- Raju
[suggestion] would vivek khurana like to give a talk on agnula. that
deals with all things sound under gnulinux. [/suggestion]
:-)
LL
Open source doesn't mean you take a vow of poverty, - Bruce Perens.
***
:-)
LL
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hi!
i found an interesting screensaver somewhere on the web.
unfortunately, it is in the ubiquitious *.exe format and therefore
runs under windows.
is there anyway i can convert this into a gnulinux-compatible
screensaver, to run under kde,gnome, etc?
else, anyway i can extract the images out
[snip]
But yes, I have been on this list for a few months, and have not
heard anyone actually mention it as a loss- the fact that there
are no 'active' women on the list.
I don't know what you were expecting to see, but the subject does come
up every now and then: people wonder why
dear all,
On 8/26/05, Saurabh Nanda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Creative
Niyam Bhushan
Creative
More details? Probably the full title of the talk?
[snip]
figured the best way to tackle this, is to get on to the mailing list
of freedel and post a summary and/or shortlist of
[snip]
i am using gmail, via firefox, on gnulinux. i see ?? characters in your
sig. could you please share with me how to enable indic-support here?
tia.
:-)
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just saw the freedel 2005 website design. excellent. would look better if
the freedel logo is used just once, on the top-right. the repeating motif
looks more like an illustration and an ornamentation, rather than the logo.
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dear all,
raj has titled my talk at freedel 'creative' and left me with a large empty
canvas. i could cover a few possible topics, could ya please choose what
would bore you the least :-)
1) digital typography with scribus, the page-layout software.
OR
2) inkscape and getting curvaceous with
[snip[
5) video-edit[er... drop this as it demands a properly configured box
and a
mini camcoder and software that is still too primitive or too
crash-prone]
AND NUMBER 5 VIDEO EDITING - maybe you could bring some video clips and
topics.
the fun of this only happens when
congratulations ramana.
excellent.
:-)
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[huge snip]
The story with culture is somewhat different. We didn't begin with a
world without proprietary culture. Instead, there has always been
proprietary culture — meaning work protected by an exclusive right.
[huge snip]
there has always been proprietary culture is TOTAL BULLSHIT.
[snip]
Actually the culture was proprietary, not because of copyright but
because of difficulty of reproduction. Books could not be copied (or
only copied laboriously), music could not be taped and software didn't
exist. The only thing that was ``non-proprietary'' earlier was the
oral
[snip]
achha bas! each to their own. getting involved with the creativecommons,
authoring public domain work, adopting the values you believe in for your
better world, and doing whatever you can your way, will give each one of us
who feels for this, our individual satisfactions.
for, i strongly
dear all,
1) mid-sep2k5: thoroughly broke my knoppix2debian installed on the hardisk.
had to simply reformat the whole partition.
2) sep-end: installed debian sarge from a dvd. big mistake. must install
using atleast 2 dvds, not just the first one.
3) till-date: taken 2 weeks to sort out all
# chmod some shared alsa things with care [faq has more]
You had to *install* alsa on the latest Sarge ... in this time and age?
:-o
Maybe it is time you looked at some other distributions which stay behind
atleast a couple of years from today.
-
funny isn't it? in contrast,
[snip]
sanjeev, thanks so much for these enlightening insights into newton and
leonardo. these insights are too remarkable and make me wonder, are these
the hallmarks of modern civilization, or just a particular civilization?
for instance, the chinese are known to have invented several things in
Dear Devendra,
GNUnify 2006 is an event on FOSS organized by Symbiosis Institute of Computer
Studies and Research (SICSR) and Pune Linux Users Group (PLUG).
Call for speakers and attendees:
Registration is now open for speakers for Techie Talks and Workshops. There
are five streams -
somewhere along the thread, everyone conveniently forgot to mention
that google has denied all rumours about entering the desktop market
with its own hardware, in the first place.
:-)
niyam
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anybody has a linux running on a laptop with a tata indicom datacard
running on it, successfully?
any issues?
TIA
:-)
niyam
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The word you seek is 'Indic'
Indic may be the better term anyway, but only because it's more specific
and descriptive.
-- ams
so we agree that we should use and promote the term 'indic'.
thanks. and spread the word.
:-)
niyam
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dear all,
just hopped over to the community section of linuxasia and discovered
free software foundation, india
indlinux
debian-in (i gotta check them out at the stands)
ankur-bangla
nepalinux
oscar (whoa! these guys are for real!)
and a few more.
check out the growing list at
dear ilug-d troops,
did about 12 hours of googling and research, but the final steps were
real easy AFTER i did a painless, smooth, three-click install of
ubuntu on an acer celeron laptop.
the correct steps that work, are provided by our own nishant sharma,
at this site:
-- Forwarded message --
From: निशांत शर्मा | Nishant Sharma *** [at] gmail.com
Date: Mar 1, 2006 8:07 PM
Subject: Re: got tata indicom cdma card working with ubuntu linux on acer laptop
To: Linux Lingam ***
Hi Niyam,
On 3/1/06, Linux Lingam wrote:
thanks nishant. you
Another thing The Indicom supports only Challenge -Handshake- Authenication
Protocol(CHAP) rather than Password Authentication Protocol(PAP)
surprising, i use pap and it works fine.
however, i have to switch off the firewall, and that is not a good
idea anyone knows what i have to allow for
[snip]
the ilug-d mailing list is archived. whenever i wish to troubleshoot
something, i search through the growing knowledge stored in its mails.
sometimes, when i google for an answer, i often find a result pointing
to an ilug-d mail.
if people write in sms-english, or romanized-english, the
dear all,
request for help. karunakar has posted several stunning photographs of
celestial events from the delhi night sky.
this has led to an enthusiastic response where members wish to hold
the first creativedot meet to discuss aspects of digital photography,
astronomy, creative commons
Confirmed! 26 Mar 2006, Sunday, First Creativedot Meet.
http://creative.linux-delhi.org
Time: 2:30pm. Venue: Sarai.
The venue, a little beyond ITO, is well-connected with metro stations.
Karunakar will hold a workshop on introduction to photographing night
skies and celestial events.
Topics:
hey msn,
i thought you said microsoft was going to release a version of windows
media player for gnulinux, and apple a version of their quicktime
player for linux as well? Macromedia already has a version of their
latest Flash player running natively in GnuLinux, no?
what about DVD playback for
Karunakar speaks on taking digital photos with his pocket digicam, of
celestial events above the delhi sky.
More details at http://creative.linux-delhi.org
where you can get venue, timing, agenda of meet,
and also discover karunakar's photography.
hope to see you guys there.
Don't have a
agenda?
apart from the popular and regular gpg-signing ceremonies?
niyam
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On 5/25/06, Sudev Barar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 25/05/06, Linux Lingam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
agenda?
apart from the popular and regular gpg-signing ceremonies?
Okay that is two people alive... ;-)
gullp! i am out of town at that time. won't be able to make it.
:-
n
On 6/16/06, Silver MoonDragon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Does anyone know of any music player which can be configured to use file names
instead of IDv* Tags? It really irks me when most of the music players
display songs as Track 1 etc. just because I dont want to edit the IDv3
tags.
On 8/26/06, Raj Mathur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[Forwarding without prejudice. Actually, with a bit of prejudice --
Rishab's FLOSSWorld survey has come out with interesting insights in
the past, and I strongly recommend that you fill out the questionnaire
yourself, as well as forwarding to
On 8/29/06, Anupam Jain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
Does anyone have the DVD contents released by the Blender Orange Movie
Project? (http://orange.blender.org/) I just painstakingly downloaded
the smallest version of the movie available (99 MB) and do not have
the bandwidth to
i am out-of-town till tuesday, 5th sep.
here's my deal:
1) let's do it once at sudev's den, and once at freedel, and if anyone
wishes to hold 'another premiere + p2p' party, well, chak dey phattey!
go ahead.
obviously.
however, i INSIST, we need a true 5.1 surroundsound dolby pro, or DTS
[snip]
OTOH, how does the nokia.co.in website cope with gnulinux and
opensource tools? i find parts of its site not entirely compatible
with my ubuntu cocktail. these are the sections where a lot of flash
and custom-coding is used, say in the sections on the Nokia N 71 and
N90 and 91 series. even
Creative Commons Attributions ShareAlike License.
good choice, you could also consider cc-BY license (attribution-only
license) as this promotes knowledge-sharing further.
the FDL does a great job too, and is more suitable for manuals and
documentation. this works well for pH.D papers.
the
Steve jobs suggests abolishing DRM in a recently
published article at apple's website
more at
http://www.apple.com/hotnews/thoughtsonmusic/
Bwaaahaahaa!
x 100
When iTunes was the only DRM around, Jobs was pushing it down
everyone's throat, to the extent that he threatened to sue
On 2/10/07, Openlx Linux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
We have launched the Linux Newsletter and the first issue, Feb 2007,
is out with 10,000 printed copies. The Newsletter is free of cost.
wow! 10,000 printed copies, given away free of cost.
that's bold.
who's funding this? how do you
wow! 10,000 printed copies, given away free of cost.
that's bold.
who's funding this? how do you pay for this?
Have you seen the newsletter? It's mostly a brochure (not that there
is anything wrong with that).
Regards,
Anupam Jain
just downloaded the viewed the stuff.
you're right.
about 129 million mobiles in india, versus about 15 million desktops.
isn't it a shame that the nokia website doesn't seem compatible with
several other browsers and even operating systems?
http://nokia.co.in
am sure loads of other ilug-d users must have faced similar problems.
?
niyam
oh! do check out the helpful 'resources' mentioned in the presentation:
m$ competitive selling tools; get the facts ref card; case studies;
whitepapers;...
am surprised they forgot to mention linuxasia
[g,d,r]
oops! we didn't start the fire!
hehehee
:-)
niyam
hi!
just finished watching 'toy story' the animation film by pixar, along
with my lil toddler.
i suppose that makes me rip van winkle: i finally understood why 'sid'
in debian is always 'unstable'. geeks sure have a strange sense of
humour.
also met some old friends: 'woody', 'potato', 'etch',
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