Apologies if I'm dumping in the wrong place.
There used to be a slug 'jobs' list, but site seems to indicate it goes
elsewhere now, so sticking to what I know for now.
Am looking to get in touch with those who run (or work for) a small
server admin outsource comp.
If I'm abusing list,
Hi Kyle,
You might want to try posting this to j...@slug.org.au. Both companies
and people looking for work are subscribed there.
Cheers,
Lindsay
2009/11/18 Kyle k...@attitia.com:
Apologies if I'm dumping in the wrong place.
There used to be a slug 'jobs' list, but site seems to indicate it
Hi,
I'm going to get a new desktop at work and was wondering whether it's
worth moving to 64-bit.
It'll have 4Gb RAM, which should be enough for my work needs.
Skype is an absolute must.
I use the system for mostly browsing/ssh/thunderbird (managing a few
dozens of remote CentOS 5 servers), I
32bit is dead
flash works perfectly (linux vs windows aside) in 64bit and has done for
ages.
by default the gpl flash is installed, youll just need to install the
nonfree adobe flash package and use update-alternatives to make sure its
selected as your flash plugin.
any archaic and
Dean Hamstead wrote:
32bit is dead
Not on subnotebooks.
It'll have 4Gb RAM, which should be enough for my work needs.
Which is a good enough reason to move to 64 bit.
If you want to address more than 2GB of RAM in a single process reliably
(i.e. without using odd memory addressing
