It's actually installing.
I'd once miserably failed to install an earlier version on real hardware.
It's good to see it installing on Qemu.
Wesley Parish
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On 18/10/05, Wesley Parish wrote:
It's actually installing.
I'd once miserably failed to install an earlier version on real hardware.
It's good to see it installing on Qemu.
Post again when it's actually running.
It would be interesting to see if it works.
Yuri
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Phew, download finished. If anyone would like a copy, speak up.
Volker
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Tried to cut over from my work email address to gmail a while ago but are both getting an error when running through the unsubscribe process:
Error processing the command: unsubscribe linux-users [EMAIL PROTECTED]..
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You might be subscribed by another address which is being forwarded to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Try looking through the email headers.
Cheers,
Carl.
On 19/10/05, Dan Coe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tried to cut over from my work email address to gmail a while ago but are
both getting an error when
On Sat, 2005-10-15 at 21:09 +, HappyEvilSlosh wrote:
Yesterday I installed ubuntu to give it a try. On the whole I'm very
impressed. However in blindly copying my /home directory from debian I
lost the update notifier thing and I can't see it as an option when I
try to add stuff to the
On 10/19/05, Roy Britten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 2005-10-15 at 21:09 +, HappyEvilSlosh wrote: Yesterday I installed ubuntu to give it a try. On the whole I'm very
impressed. However in blindly copying my /home directory from debian I lost the update notifier thing and I can't see it
Telstraclear killed my internet at 1:52 this morning, and it's still
dead. Apparently they did some scheduled network upgrade with Sky etc
(it annoys me they never bother to tell anyone), and when they finished
at 6 or so, people with a Surfboard cable modem found they couldn't log
in any more.
On 10/19/05, Volker Kuhlmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Telstraclear killed my internet at 1:52 this morning, and it's stilldead. Apparently they did some scheduled network upgrade with Sky etc
(it annoys me they never bother to tell anyone), and when they finishedat 6 or so, people with a Surfboard
On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 10:54, you wrote:
Telstraclear killed my internet at 1:52 this morning, and it's still
dead. Apparently they did some scheduled network upgrade with Sky etc
(it annoys me they never bother to tell anyone), and when they finished
at 6 or so, people with a Surfboard cable
IMHO a customer should not have to go to the homepage of their isp to
see a service announcement. Its simple enough for an isp to email their
customers. Most people on broadband connections get their email in
(almost) real time. I almost never visit paradise or orcon's home page.
On Wed, 19 Oct
On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 11:26, Nick Rout wrote:
Its simple enough for an isp to email their
customers.
I totally agree.
Most people on broadband connections get their email in
(almost) real time. I almost never visit paradise or orcon's home page.
Same here. I recently had a similar experience
Possibly OT for some, but the following list of free fonts [1] was sent
to me.
http://www.alvit.de/blog/article/20-best-license-free-official-fonts
A few of the descriptions and download pages are in German, but I could
figure out how to download them ☺
Now for a tip: To Install Fonts
No. You are assuming that:
a) The customer uses the ISP's email service
or
b) the customer has provided a real email address to the ISP for such a
purpose
and
c) the customer has not set up a spam filter to filter out all the helpful
messages and special offers from said ISP
There's nothing
On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 12:05, Andrew Errington wrote:
No. You are assuming that:
a) The customer uses the ISP's email service
or
b) the customer has provided a real email address to the ISP for such a
purpose
and
c) the customer has not set up a spam filter to filter out all the helpful
On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 11:05:17 +1200
Andrew Errington wrote:
No. You are assuming that:
a) The customer uses the ISP's email service
every ISP I know gives the customer one email address, and you are
foolish if you don't fetch that mail periodically, as its the obvious
way for the ISP to
Yes. I agree with you all. My point was there's no point in complaining
here about something you were never offered. Just because you think it's
simple and obvious doesn't mean that someone else does. If you think it's
a reasonable enough thing then call Paradise Customer Services and ask
I only knew about it 'cause i went to channel 63 and it was there in a box
with black boarder around it.
Also it was on their web site (telstraclear) and on Paradises.
but they could've sent emails out as a warning at least.
Quoting Volker Kuhlmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Telstraclear killed my
I never complained about *that* there is an outage, things happen
(though it's now approaching 12 hours), I asked whether anyone knew any
interesting details about why (by the sound of the techie) almost all
Surfboard modems aren't reconnecting.
On Paradise's home page was a statement that there
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I only knew about it 'cause i went to channel 63 and it was there in a
box
with black boarder around it.
Also it was on their web site (telstraclear) and on Paradises.
but they could've sent emails out as a warning at least.
Apparently they sent a snail-mail
snip
There's nothing in the TC about announcing outages, so there's no reason
to expect any notification. In fact the only thing they say they will send
to you is an account for services used.
There used to be an option to subscribe to such announcements before they
became part of a large
On 19/10/05, Nick Rout wrote:
every ISP I know gives the customer one email address, and you are
foolish if you don't fetch that mail periodically, as its the obvious
way for the ISP to cantact you. You should fetch the mail even if you
don't use [EMAIL PROTECTED] as your main email address.
On Sun, Oct 16, 2005 at 10:17:25AM, orac wrote:
Does anyone have Skype working on slackware 10 or above
Gary,
I havn't used skype but it looks like all the libs
are available in the l directory on the 10.1 install disk.
Skype.com recommends unblocking outgoing tcp connections below
port
It is my intention to use slackware to run the sat dish, but have not yet
done so (maybe Christmas I'll have time), so you can sort out the problems
and then you can help me ;)
My main use for slackware now is a file server with pioneer 6 disk cd
changers
(8 of) which hold my mp3 files.
Gary
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