If its a reasonable smartphone you will be able to select the bluetooth
key .. check your phone manual
Almost certainly you'll need to have the phone open on the bluetooth
pairing screen to accept the resquest from the PC
Good luck!
Steve Holdoway wrote:
On Mon, 2010-06-14 at 17:52 +1200,
Hi all .. the mrs says its gotta go!
I have a garage full of linux capable gear .. I've been running Ubuntu
8.04 on some .. and tried out 10.04 - seems happy enough
a number of older iPaqs .. 500mHz or 733mHz all have 256M RAM various
sized drives ..
They do not have CD/DVD or floppy drives
I second Chris' sentiment .. Tinkpads just work ..
I wonder where Chris got his from ??
Cheers
Paul
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
Only one word needed: ThinkPad
Everything just works.
I got an unused ex-lease Z60t for $500 a month or two ago.
ThinkWiki %20http://www.thinkwiki.org/ for
Hi there!
basically what I'd like is to extract date / time / ip address from the
log where a user has made a failed attempt.
This is what I have tried... but its a bit too much info ..
grep authentication failure /var/log/secure | awk '{print $0- $1 -
$2 -- $12 - $14 - $15}' | cut -b7- |
I must pay more attention to our beloved leaders' work in Wellywood!
The proposal is to exclude software from patents .. whether this is
retro-active is another thing entirely..
Interesting topic for CLUG to discuss?
http://techdirt.com/articles/20100330/1852558798.shtml
and
Craig Falconer wrote:
yuri wrote, On 17/03/10 17:16:
On St Paddy's Day at 13:15, Ross Drummond wrote:
no matter what conditions the copper cables submerged
below the water table for 30 years or Telecoms coal
fired exchange threw at it.
Pity the poor cable jointer who has to dig up a cable to
I've started working more from home lately .. sadly I'm on Telecom DSL
I've noticed a lot of caching going on .. particularly (but not only)
when I update pages on a US server.
I'm constantly fed old version of these pages rather than the new page I
just uploaded.
.. even demanding an
Thanks Craig ..
Well there is an opt out .. its called find another provider ..
I guess the next question is who?
Craig Falconer wrote:
Paul Swafford wrote, On 04/03/10 11:50:
I've started working more from home lately .. sadly I'm on Telecom DSL
I've noticed a lot of caching going
I'm having difficulty getting to youtube on multiple machines OS /
browsers at my house .. Telecom is ISP restarted router etc ..
Anyone using Telecom .. that can verify I'm not losing my mind here!?
FYI I have no proxies in the way ..
:
Quoting Paul Swafford yom...@chch.planet.co.nz
mailto:yom...@chch.planet.co.nz:
I'm having difficulty getting to youtube on multiple machines OS /
browsers at my house .. Telecom is ISP restarted router etc ..
Anyone using Telecom .. that can verify I'm not losing my mind
sendmail (qmail) will send a php generated email to gmail and a number
of other similar services .. but not to ISP email address.
Your starter for 10 is why?
Happy New Year! CLUGgers
Craig Falconer wrote:
Does anyone know anything about a blue Nissan TIIDA with the licence
plate ETS847 ?
I've seen it twice now, driving around Christchurch.
The odd thing is, its got about five wireless ethernet aerials on the
roof, and its been going up and down random side streets.
Its
Maybe if they re-open Georgie Pie Riccarton we can start the CLUG
meetings there!
I distinctly recall Volker being there.
Though if its in a McDonald's I think I'll pass.
Cheers
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
2009/5/23 Jim Cheetham j...@inode.co.nz mailto:j...@inode.co.nz
On Sat, May 23,
Share .. after all a moral dilemma shared is a moral dilemma halved ..
or even better
Cheers
Paul
Kale Worsley wrote:
Hi,
Hypothetically, If I was snooping around on thee http://freeviewnz.tv
website and came across an xml page that contained links to the EPG
data of all the freeview
My initial reaction is that you have some encoding problem .. see if you
can change the default encoding to read ISO 8859-1 ..
good luck!
oh and do change your system time to something like this week .. cheers!
dave wrote:
there are 9 different folders and to my understanding it's only
Phil .. info on the hard drive recorder option.
Sky digital decoders have the option to book programs from the guide -
it works rather well .. if you're using a recorder connected to the
decoder then just set the start time as per the program guide ..
I have my HDD recorder set for line 1 ..
I just rushed an install of Mepis 7 Rc1 .. with a synaptic UG
immediately .. flawless 15-20mins.. on a Dell 2200
all touchpad facility wireless etc ..
for painless install mepis is very good.
2c .. Paul
Chris wrote:
I have had good success with Ubuntu Gutsy on Hp, Toshiba And Asus
Laptops,
Cashmere ??
Nick Rout wrote:
Just to let you know, I suggested that I might be able to do a short
mythtv presentation before the quiz. However due to a clash of duties I
won't be able to do that.
As for venues, we once met at a Workig Mens Club (Shirley?) - if we have a
CLUG member who is a
I've been sent some Open SUSE DVD's (Linux Enterprise 10)and a few caps
and soft toys (green lizardy things)
Also some Mozilla stickers and Open Web wristbands
So anyone interested contact me off list .. cheers
Paul
Ross Drummond wrote:
I have been having trouble connecting to US based web sites today.
Has the Southern Cross cable been rammed by a sardine, or has Telecom
redeployed the technicians responsible for Xtra-Yahoo to international
networks?
Cheers Ross Drummond
__ NOD32 2497
John Carter wrote:
Still trying to get telecom/xtra to fix the broadband line.
Having spent a _lot_ of time listening to the team is still busy on
previous calls and piped music. (Still going as I type this...)
My mind starts wandering...
About festival speech synthesizer and irritating voice
a_few_meaningless_comments
Perhaps contact the Press technology team.
One small article (heck CLUG could even write it!) or maybe a mention in
whats on etc .. might be worth checking out?
For that matter contact the Star to the same end.
/a_few_meaningless_comments
Rik Tindall wrote:
Robert
I need to do some hard drive surgery today/tomorrow .. and wouldn't you
know it I can't find my size 6 TORX head
if anyone has one they can lend me for a day or so .. that'd be great.
failing that does anyone know where I can reliably obtain a new one?
(even if I need to buy a whole kit)
Don Gould wrote:
Has anyone had MS Office applications running in WINE?
I can run mIRC, so I know wine is working, but I got this error iopl
not enabled when I tried to run MSACCESS
I tried googling but didn't fine any hits that explained it, so I
thought I'd ask if anyone else has made
yuri wrote:
On 22/06/07, Aaron Christensen wrote:
Hi, I am currently in the market for an external dial-up modem that will
work with Linux (Ubuntu Linux in this case), for those that are using or
have used external dial-up modems do you have any recommendations for
the
type (brand, chipset)
dave wrote:
anyone having trouble accessing this from within NZ??
I go and login get asked my p/w and while getting transferred to
nz.blahblah. it dies.
then when i go to like the yahoo search site it says welcome dave as if i
am online (which i suppose i am just that i cannot get
The Japanese government wants to go open source, as a way to rely less
on a single vendor IT software infrastructure. And plenty of vendors are
lining up to help make this happen.
from http://www.linuxworld.com/newsletters/linux/2007/0507linux2.html
When a government this powerful moves to
Matthew Whiting wrote:
Kia ora,
so, my screen went bung and I had to get it replaced. Would just go
completely blank i.e. black screen, nothing at all. Checked all the
cables which were firmly in place. Occasionally it would flash back to
life, then die again. So, I phoned Philips since it was
Checked with XP / ie firefox .. no good also under Vista ie7 .. also
no good .. so its broken
Cheers
Maurice Butler wrote:
windoze xp 2002 sp2 IE7 broken
-Original Message-
From: Christopher Sawtell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 3 May 2007 7:43 p.m.
To:
The firm I work for are on the lookout for someone with Web/Php (the
alternatives are also welcome) and database skills for contract work on
a project by project basis.
If you are or know of anyone (student types particularly welcome) who
has a resume/cv they would like to submit, please
Ross Drummond wrote:
Can anyone on the list reccommend an ADSL modem with better than normal
features?
I know the default answer would be to bridge an ADSL modem to an ipcop or
pfsense box, but the circumstances where the modem will be deployed this is
not a viable suggestion.
What I want
yuri wrote:
My brother wrote:
I am thinking about getting a Linksys router (by Cisco). It has an
input for the modem
(when we get TelstraClear) and four network ports (desktop, laptop,
xbox and printer).
Apparently the firewall can provide timesettings to limit access to
the internet to
I've been playing with a copy on my Dell Inspiron 2200 .. a pretty basic
lappie ..
I have Xandros on it currently ..
Sabayon 3.3 is pretty nice .. the graphics acceleration seems to work well.
All the peripherals and networking no issues.
I'll try an install on something else and report back.
Step 1. take the firewall out of the loop .. connect directly to the modem.
Use DHCP .. establish what IP addresses and masks and dns are issued ..
next step .. configure firewall with that information (I would start off
using DHCP)
if that doesn't fix it then the problem is your firewall
Christopher D Maher wrote:
CIA Please explain.
On 13/03/07, Don Gould [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It took 3 hours in the rain.
I am happy to report that the CIA is a step closer to being a reality!
Cheers Don
--
Don Gould
www.thinkdesignprint.co.nz - www.tcn.bowenvale.co.nz -
The company I now work for is doing wireless hotspots.
Using linux for both the front and back ends.
If anyone is interested take a look at this page
http://www.the-online-assistant.com/offer/
/OT Kinda Commercial
Regards
Paul Swafford
Robert Fisher wrote:
On Sunday 11 February 2007 8:47 am, Vik Olliver wrote:
On Sun, 2007-02-11 at 08:18 +1300, Robert Fisher wrote:
I seem to be getting a lot of spam lately which my normal filters do
not
identify (neither does the normally very good filtering of my ISP).
They have
2 words .. Speed Kills
Paul
Steve Holdoway wrote:
... I've also got an mpeg of this weeks UK Top Gear if anyone wants a copy (:
On Tue, 30 Jan 2007 19:02:57 +1300
Steve Holdoway [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got FC6 ( a million users can't be wrong! ) for i386, Knoppix 5.1.1, and
: Steve Holdoway [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 31 January 2007 7:30 a.m.
To: linux-users@it.canterbury.ac.nz
Subject: OT: keed spills
On Tue, 30 Jan 2007 23:01:22 +1300
Paul Swafford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2 words .. Speed Kills
I'd have thought that if you can survive
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
On Tuesday 16 January 2007 11:39, Don Gould wrote:
I would also like to know if it's possible to install Linux on the
sun machine, that would make an interesting lesson.
Yes,
An article on this Oracle Linux .. here
http://www.linspire.com/linspireletter
regards
Paul
Steven Kesler wrote:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/6088896.stm
---
Steven Kesler
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://walbatross.blogspot.com
Hi there .. while researching something else (M$ Monitoring tools) I
came across this wee article .. maybe of some use
http://www.netadmintools.com/art507.html
regards
Paul
Craig FALCONER wrote:
Awesome wee util - apachetop
In debian its packaged as apachetop
-Original Message-
Don Gould wrote:
Pinging mail.orcon.net.nz [219.88.242.10] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 219.88.242.10: bytes=32 time=74ms TTL=60
Reply from 219.88.242.10: bytes=32 time=77ms TTL=60
Reply from 219.88.242.10: bytes=32 time=72ms TTL=60
Reply from 219.88.242.10: bytes=32 time=69ms TTL=60
Ping
Robert Fisher wrote:
I have googled but not yet found the apt-get command to show the version of an
installed package.
Help please.
Rob
dpkg -l package
You'd think ISPs would adopt/offer a model like the now you don't need
to guess (the Hula Hoop Kids) plan offered by telecom for their mobiles.
this paying overage is a crappy system.
thoughts?
Paul
PS my linux desktop system is Xandros .. its rather good being debian
based and all ..
Kerry wrote:
Hi All,
First post here...
I've been using ubuntu on my Acer Travelmate 2310 latop for around a
year now using 6.06 presently.
Monday last week I preformed an update and when I went to use my laptop
again I found it's shrunken my screen size - I've taken a pic of it:
Roger Searle wrote:
totally ot...
wtf? everyone heard it? what was it?
Meteor / Sonic Boom from same ..
happy landings!
Paul
Craig FALCONER wrote:
I've heard 20 km south of Hinds as the impact point and breaking up over
rangiora/kaikoura.
Watch the news tonight I guess. None of these immediate reports can be
trusted chinese whispers etc.
-Original Message-
From: Roger Searle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ages ago I was playing with Linspire .. formerly something else err ..
Lindows yeah thats it .. welp they have a community version the
announcement is here
http://www.linspire.com/lindows_news_pressreleases_archives.php?id=202
.. feel free to have a play.
regards
Paul
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/04/03/ms_virtual_free/
In case you missed it
Yeah the 206 is a great base model .. sata is also an option on these now.
base model 80G sata from about $800
Regards
Paul
Dan Coe wrote:
I was thinking of an actual server box rather than DIY e.g Compaq IBM etc.
with somewhere around these specs;
- Mid-level processor e.g P4 rather
put it this way I've never seen one .. and I've been emailing since a
long time before the net ..
so yeah yes for some local email services .. but no for external email
services.
I've checked with some guru types on this and the answer is
categorically NO
valid = a-z, A-Z, 0-9, -_ thats
Just to repeat IMHO the best offering currently is ihugs .. 40G for $90
they have a bunch of offerings a less speed than 2G .. there is a 256K
true uncapped
http://www.ihug.co.nz/products/broadband/
regards
Paul
reminder I'm not affiliated with ihug ... and am not a current customer.
Best offering at the moment - ihug
http://www.ihug.co.nz/products/broadband/
40G for roughly the same money as telecom has 10G
even business deals aren't too bad $5 / Gb
http://www.ihug.co.nz/business/broadband/index.html
seriously thought of changing .. but its a bugger to drop a used email
hey all .. just to let you know I have this available now .. for those
who were asking about the latest Knoppix.
regards
Paul Swafford
done
Robert Fisher wrote:
Would someone be so kind as to give me a new Gmail invitation for a border?
Thanks, Rob
run your own dns server?
Paul
Carl Cerecke wrote:
On 03/08/05, Volker Kuhlmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The problem with adsl connections is a recurring one. All it takes is some
checking - very simple to do at the completion to see that it is working as
expected.
I guess it's cheaper to
yeah .. plan .. 5 sockets you need some extra gear
I'd go with only master might save you $150
again good luck!
Paul
Carl Cerecke wrote:
On 29/07/05, Paul Swafford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
step 1 unplug ALL phones in the house ..
step 2 plug ONLY your modem in ..
if it still fails
Nick I have 3.9 ..
cheers
Paul
Nick Rout wrote:
A recent booting crisis at the office made me realise that I don't have
an up to date knoppix on hand, and that the ubuntu CD's loathe my cd
drive, or maybe my ide chipset, or something like that.,
I could download a knoppix, but if anyone is
use that cable .. plug a phone in .. if it goes .. you're sweet
P
Carl Cerecke wrote:
On 29/07/05, Jamie Dobbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Those cables for your old modem are the same so
should work.
Not necessarily, there are 2 distinctly different pinouts on RJ11 to BT
converter plugs, one
Carl mentioned in an off-list comment .. that some previous guy had done
an amateur job of wiring the place with extra sockets .. that sound the
issue here ..
step 1 check the cabling
..
P
Roger Searle wrote:
Oh - so maybe this is Carl's problem?
If this is eliminated / confirmed, and a
Linksys are all good I have two myself and friends who have quite a
number .. especially with the satori firmware .. you can easily mesh
them into a wireless distributed network.
Think neighbourhood wireless LAN.
Regards
Paul
Carl Cerecke wrote:
I'm looking at buying one of these
Yeah sorry missed the model .. wrt54g's ARE all good ..
and cheapish too
P
Bjorn Nilsen wrote:
That firmware is for the WRT54G not the WAG54G
Paul Swafford wrote:
Linksys are all good I have two myself and friends who have quite a
number .. especially with the satori firmware .. you can
start with how to adjust your system date/time
:D
Paul
jocknz wrote:
Hi
I would like to thank the orginizers of last nights very informative
evening special praise to Sir Lancelot for installing MEPIS is my
machine, every thing up and running,
modem,sound,scanner,cdwriter,printer,usb
programmer.
regards
Paul Swafford
Craig FALCONER wrote:
No sorry - Any user could and would overwrite another user's entries.
A wiki offers nothing more than a word document saved in a globally
writeable place :-) The booking system must be better than that, else the
users will get put off
First .. this list has been a bit quiet lately..
Second .. As it seems Telecom is not directly responsible for this
massive outage, who is? More importantly what level of public
liability are they accountable for?
Third .. why isn't there another Internet access method - heck even bi
Hi .. here is a wee project for folk with access to an Xbox
http://gentoox.shallax.com/modules.php?name=Newsfile=articlesid=440
something for the Gentoo crowd to show off @ a meeting
Cheers
Paul
I've seen this issue with softmodems (In my cases running debian based
distros, fixed with a patch) .. does Hoary see it as a 56K capable modem ?
regards
Paul
Nick Rout wrote:
grep CONNECT /var/log/messages
I think this should give you the connect speed as reported by the modem
on
If I recall .. there might be an issue with the firefox identity
do you have a preferences etc set for the non-root user ??
such things usually live in the user's home directory
good luck
Paul
Roger Searle wrote:
I am dual booting my work machine, and have succeeded in installing
thunderbird so I
bwahaha !! .. nice one .. urm what site do we test it on ..
www.r00depics.cx ??
/me wonders how many viruses you're being saved from daily?
VBG
Paul
Nick Rout wrote:
Recently seen on my screen:
Firefox prevented 4077 popup windows
Robert have you tried any of those games under wine?
Ideally another 128MB RAM would be nice
Regards
Paul Swafford
Robert Fisher wrote:
I have just rebuilt a fairly new PC for a customer and then learnt that they
had a PIII - 800Mhz machine with 128 Mb of RAM sitting in the garage doing
nothing
thats either an oxymoron / proxy moron or moron by proxy
BTW the new Knoppix 3.8.1 rulez all.. unionfs #1
regards
Paul Swafford
John Blance wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 13/04/2005 3:14:51 p.m.
intelligent government regulation.
ROTFL!! Intelligent government!!
You were kidding weren't you?
John
I see a few people are suffering .. please check your timezone and clock
.. some of us reject mail based on impossible time parameters.
Regards
Paul
more info required ...
eg the results of route
pleas post such results ..
once you have established that the physical wiring works .. ir the light
on the hub shines forth when you have the machine on and running.
good luck!
Douglas Royds wrote:
$ ping 202.37.97.11
connect: Network is unreachable
Robert .. in a word YES
go to the media .. BIG companies hate bad publicity...
Paul
Fisher, Robert (FXNZ CHC) wrote:
If I do not get some satisfaction regarding this issue I may need
medication. It is making me so angry.
Commerce Commission has not replied. Telecommunications Minister has not
Richard
mail such as this def gets caught as | impossible future date/time = JUNK
regards
Paul
Richard Graham wrote:
On Mon, 2005-01-17 at 17:23 +1300, Michael JasonSmith wrote:
On Mon, 2005-01-17 at 17:04 +1300, Vik Olliver wrote:
On Mon, 2005-01-17 at 09:18 +1300, Michael JasonSmith wrote:
On
I have one sitting in the garage .. I'll try it with MEPIS and report on
how it goes .. might be a day or so though.
Regards
Paul Swafford
Gary Durey wrote:
It does not list them and I tried mknod /dev/sr0 b 11 42 but did nothing,
I thought that would give me sr0 to sr42, but no luck
Gary
in
15minutes well 13 actually .. everything work flawlessly first time.
Why was mr customer not happy?
In the mean time his car got clamped .. hehe so come up with a moral for
this story if you dare
Regards
Paul Swafford
--
(E-CAF, 301 Montreal St, Christchurch, NZ)
(ph/fax ++64 3 3656 480 : www.e-caf.com)
version?
Q3. are the applications compiled from source or are you just using them
out of the box?
thats enough for starters
regards
Paul Swafford
Robert Himmelmann wrote:
On my system (SuSE 9.2 64 bit) sometimes programs (abuse, Thunderbird
with wrong configuration) crash down. When I start them
urm .. which appropriate box?
fire me the code you have ...
cheers
Paul
Judy Lindsay Roberts wrote:
A little bit of help required.
We have a new site on Geocities - www.geocities.com/judenlinz
I am having difficulty in making a photo appear in the appropriate box.
Can anyone assist?
I can send
I suggest mepis or knoppix .. fastest way to a debian desktop .. then
apt-get whatever else you want
mepis = about 10mins to install
knoppix about 20mins ..
alternatively the vector linux I mentioned earlier today.
Or if you really want vanilla debian I have some
regards
Paul Swafford
[EMAIL
hardware.
I partuclarly liked the pendrive support and lan browsing right there as
an icon.
here's the announcement page
http://www.vectorlinux.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4149
If anyone is keen pop down and take a look / better yet take a copy home
for a play.
regards
Paul Swafford
--
(E-CAF
chuck OT in the subject ..
most long timers have filters for such things setup :)
Regards
Paul Swafford
Chris Wilkinson wrote:
Hi there,
Its official...I'm skipping the country to seek (fame and) fortune
in Brisbane Horsetralia...
That means I'll have 2 PC's currently running Linux to sell
and
is getting good reviews.
Ciao
Lance B
-Original Message-
From: Paul Swafford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Mon, 13 Dec 2004 15:42:28 +1300
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: KNOPPIX 3.7
Is now available - for anyone interested in a rescue CD or a quick and
fairly painless way to a debian / kde
Rob ..
Fisher, Robert (FXNZ CHC) wrote:
I do not know enough about these topics to even ask the right questions.
Problem:
I cannot ping from my home network to the outside world. (Internal pings
work fine)
It's possible that IPcop is blocking these - check in some advanced
networking section
as a 21 CRT.
I was in ComputerBroker yesterday they have some 2nd hand 19 Philips
for $199 - a tad high I thought but might be useful to someone.
Regards
Paul Swafford
C. Falconer wrote:
Gentlemen! Support the linux-friendly businesses in Your Area!
Talk to Nick Elder at Ascot www.ascot.net.nz
Thanks to Paul William's generosity .. I have downloaded these ISOs ..
so to all those who've been asking for it .. they'll be available (4CDs
or 3) from tomorrow morning.
Paul I'll have a set sitting there with your name on - 9AM.
Snip
Regards
Paul Swafford
E-CAF 301 Montreal St. .. right next
.
Regards
Paul Swafford
--
(E-CAF, 301 Montreal St, Christchurch, NZ)
(ph/fax ++64 3 3656 480 : www.e-caf.com)
with yours!
Paul
Tom Munro Glass wrote:
On Monday 08 November 2004 13:37, Paul Swafford wrote:
Telecom's 2M/192K deal is excellent .. although rumours of it being an
automatic upgrade to the 256k/128k customers might not be true .. I
didn't trust that so I requested the change and sure enough it happened
so in paradise its tomorrow eh??
... sets a filter to erradicate timeslip email ...
Andy George wrote:
Here here.
Andy George
Using Paradise to boycott Telecom
On Monday 08 November 2004 10:38, C. Falconer wrote:
If you can get cable, get cable.
The 1:10 international break means that national
Fred .. a small cheque would be nice .. I'm not in it for the money but
its nice to cover costs.
Which one did you want the KDE-CD version or the DVD one?
cheers
Paul
Fred Wyatt wrote:
Hi Paul,
I live in Nelson; can I send you some writable CD's? Or would
you prefer a small cheque?
Hey all I have this available now .. will do some DVD versions on
request. Unless someone is really keen on the Gnome version I don't
intend getting it down.
Regards
Paul Swafford
--
(E-CAF, 301 Montreal St, Christchurch, NZ)
(ph/fax ++64 3 3656 480 : www.e-caf.com)
I'll chuck knoppix at one and report back ... BTW I have Knoppix 3.6
3.7 PC_welt which has a firewall on CD option (tiz the german version
but shift + 0 is your lang=en friend)
Cheers
Paul
--
(E-CAF, 301 Montreal St, Christchurch, NZ)
(ph/fax ++64 3 3656 480 : www.e-caf.com)
Paul Swafford
--
(E-CAF, 301 Montreal St, Christchurch, NZ)
(ph/fax ++64 3 3656 480 : www.e-caf.com)
Jayne Glynn wrote:
I joined this list a few days ago and thought I should stop lurking
and say hello.
Im a total newbie so is it ok for me to join in here or is this list
just for people who
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Computers/Other/auction-15529388.htm
for anyone in the Linux business .. worth considering
BTW NO I'm not the seller or affiliated in anyway nor will I be bidding
- thanx Dr Cullen!
Cheers
Paul
--
(E-CAF, 301 Montreal St, Christchurch, NZ)
(ph/fax ++64 3 3656 480 :
Haven't tried it personally but reports from people who have say its
freekin slow even on broadband.
YMMMV
Paul
Edwin F wrote:
Now here's something interesting to do with GMail...
Found it on the yoper forum and thought a few people with spare
invites might like to try it out. I've tried it but
Rik its fine for me .. in DSL
Paul
Rik Tindall wrote:
So is the original ftp://ftp2.jetstreamgames.co.nz/dist/gentoo only
available to those of us on dialup now (tested, portage current), not adsl?
- has Knoppix, Mdk, Fedora, Suse, Yoper, ... too.
rik
David Kirk wrote:
gentoo appears to have
Hey all, this is for the chappie who was after Xandros - yesterday. I
downloaded it (the Open Circulation version NOT 2.5)
So its here if you're still keen.
Regards
Paul Swafford
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(E-CAF, 301 Montreal St, Christchurch, NZ)
(ph/fax ++64 3 3656 480 : www.e-caf.com)
Linksys/Cisco are bring out a few bottom end VoIP devices.
SIP is the obvious use for this type of tech where your traffic is
already paid for ie no local-call charges.
plenty of stuff out there in the tech web .. try google to begin with.
regards
Paul Swafford
Nick Rout wrote:
ok i have paid my
now contactable using [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cheers
Paul Swafford
(E-CAF, 301 Montreal St, Chch)
(e-caf.com : ph/fax 3656480)
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