On Mon, 11 Nov 2002, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
Oh, one more thing - with crossover office 1.3.1 I was finally able to write
full hebrew documents without (almost) any problems, answer forums questions
in hebrew (using Explorer under crossover office).
I also hear that a Klez detector was issued as
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kernel programming. There are also non-Linux specific jobs available, so
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maybe I missed something, but are you saying your typing got up from 10
to 30 words a minute just by changing office suites?
No,
I'm saying that time to run the program, flipping pages (page up, page down),
and the responsiveness was faster in word 2k then in open office..
Hetz
Hi People,
As many of you know, Red Hat kernel comes out without any NTFS support. A step
which has forced many people to recompile their kernel with the NTFS
support...
No more...
http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/info/redhat.html - you can get here the
module that you need - either as an
Btw, just checked it on my workplace machine (win2k, PIII500, 256MB RAM.
Why oh why don't they let me install linux here? :) ).
It took 27 seconds (!) to start swriter and 2.5 seconds to start msword
XP.
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On Tuesday 12 November 2002 14:24, Dvir Volk wrote:
Btw, just checked it on my workplace machine (win2k, PIII500, 256MB RAM.
Why oh why don't they let me install linux here? :) ).
It took 27 seconds (!) to start swriter and 2.5 seconds to start msword
XP.
Not exactly a fair compare, you
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People who already sent resumes in DO NOT need to resend.
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Shachar Shemesh wrote:
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Check Point Software is looking for Linux
I know it's not, but still, 27 seconds to load swriter? WTF? Are they
compiling it on the fly? :-) and it's not much better on linux.
Gimp for win loads in a reasonable time, more or less like paint shop
pro (5-7 seconds), and it's not native either.
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From: Hetz
Dvir Volk wrote:
I know it's not, but still, 27 seconds to load swriter? WTF? Are they
compiling it on the fly? :-) and it's not much better on linux.
Gimp for win loads in a reasonable time, more or less like paint shop
pro (5-7 seconds), and it's not native either.
I take it to mean you
On Tue, 12 Nov 2002, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
On Tuesday 12 November 2002 14:24, Dvir Volk wrote:
Btw, just checked it on my workplace machine (win2k, PIII500, 256MB RAM.
Why oh why don't they let me install linux here? :) ).
It took 27 seconds (!) to start swriter and 2.5 seconds to start
Hi all,
Has anyone succeeded in printing Hebrew from any application in KDE?
If so, how?
I have successfully made MS TTF fonts (which include Hebrew characters)
available to GhostScript, but they appear as squares in ps files and
printed output.
Any ideas?
TIA,
Martin Polley
Technical
On Tue, Nov 12, 2002 at 03:10:39PM +0200, Martin Polley wrote:
Hi all,
Has anyone succeeded in printing Hebrew from any application in KDE?
If so, how?
I have successfully made MS TTF fonts (which include Hebrew characters)
available to GhostScript, but they appear as squares in ps
On Tue, 12 Nov 2002, Martin Polley wrote:
Hi all,
Has anyone succeeded in printing Hebrew from any application in KDE?
If so, how?
I have successfully made MS TTF fonts (which include Hebrew characters)
available to GhostScript, but they appear as squares in ps files and
printed output.
On Tuesday 12 November 2002 13:10, Martin Polley wrote:
Hi all,
Has anyone succeeded in printing Hebrew from any application in KDE?
If so, how?
I have successfully made MS TTF fonts (which include Hebrew characters)
available to GhostScript, but they appear as squares in ps files and
But if I do:
gs prfont.ps
and then:
/ArialMT DoFont
(where ArialMT is actually arial.ttf), I CAN see Hebrew...
Strange, no?
(I use GS 7.05.5, KDE 3.0.3, Gentoo 1.2, and I know that OO and KWord
have access to these TTF fonts.)
Martin Polley
Technical Communicator
Hi Fellas,
People and Computers (Anashim Ve'Machshevim) are organizing an
Israeli Linux conference, to take place probably in January. They are
interested in forming a steering committe, composed amongst others of
community members, to talk about the conference and about Linux in
Israel in
Dvir Volk [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I know it's not, but still, 27 seconds to load swriter? WTF? Are they
compiling it on the fly? :-) and it's not much better on linux.
That I can live with. However, in a few years of using Star Office and
recently Open Office for *viewing* Word-created
I have opened a few non-trivial Word docs in OO (build 643 in Win), and
it does not screw up too many things. Transitioning to OO would not be
too difficult (except for rewriting Word macros in OO's equivalent).
But I can't really see OO being used for round-tripping (i.e. for
working on Word
Hey!
I just bought the latest issue of Linux Journal from stimatzki (how do
you spell it ?)
and I saw in the cover a keyboard, on the keyboard were some letters...
I recognized
2 of them to be hebrew : shin and gimel are these really hebrew
letters ?
Sorry for the *exterme* offtopic but I
On Tue, Nov 12, 2002, Eliran wrote about [OT] LJ Cover:
2 of them to be hebrew : shin and gimel are these really hebrew
letters ?
At second thought, I decided to go to www.linuxjournal.com and see what
you're talking about. This definitely isn't Japanese. Probably Hindi,
or some similar
On Tue, Nov 12, 2002, Eliran wrote about [OT] LJ Cover:
I just bought the latest issue of Linux Journal from stimatzki (how do
you spell it ?)
and I saw in the cover a keyboard, on the keyboard were some letters...
I recognized
2 of them to be hebrew : shin and gimel are these really hebrew
Hmm,
Performance in a word processor is not just about typing. Try to stuff big tables and
Excel worksheets into the doc (with graphs and all) and some other things. Word crawls
like a baby. It's quite possible for a word processor to be a burdon on the system.
While on the subject, there are
On Tue, 12 Nov 2002 16:51:45 +0200, Muli Ben-Yehuda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
People and Computers (Anashim Ve'Machshevim) are organizing an
Israeli Linux conference, to take place probably in January. They are
interested in forming a steering committe, composed amongst others of
community
In a continuation to the office suit launch speed discussion it might be
interesting to look at the following thread from debian-user. The URL is
http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2002/debian-user-200211/subject.html
and one should look for `[OT] Moving away from KDE to what?'.
I am aware to
Eliran == Eliran [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Eliran I saw in the cover a keyboard, on the keyboard were some
Eliran letters... I recognized 2 of them to be hebrew : shin
Eliran and gimel are these really hebrew letters ?
The issue's theme is internationalization. The cover artist
Hi,
I'm using UCD-SNMP version 4.2.3 over Linux. I've compiled
the ucd tutorial mib module into an *.so library, which
SNMPD loads. The following lines the access section of snmpd.conf:
com2sec paranoid default public
com2sec readonly default public
group MyROSystem
Eureka!
Have you verified that fonts embedding is not disabled?
Font embedding was DISABLED (by default). I enabled it, and now it works
perfectly.
Thank you very much.
Martin Polley
Technical Communicator
http://www.surf-com.com/
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tel: (+972) (4) 9095-732
Mobile: (053)
I feel that Linux became slow in everything regarded to GUI. way too slow.
While it seems the Microsoft XP work much faster ( the boot and the GUI )
Its not only the speed also the smoothness is better at Microsoft.
Something must be done :(
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