Hi all,
Sorry to bother you all again.
I have been searching on the net and would like to know the yast commands
that one can use in a terminal basically to install a program and to
search for a program in the Yast repositories.
Aslo can I use the nvidia drivers from the nvidia web-site on Open
Hi all,
Sorry to bother you all again.
I have been searching on the net and would like to know the yast commands
that one can use in a terminal basically to install a program and to
search for a program in the Yast repositories.
Aslo can I use the nvidia drivers from the nvidia web-site on Open
To install a package:
zypper install packagename
To search for a package:
zypper search packagename
If you haven't enabled the main community repositories, I recommend
you do so, to have more packages available. You can go into Yast2 and
click Community Repositories, or yast2
Hi there,
I'm writing this to you from an Ubuntu 7.10 system running kernel
2.6.22-14-generic via a Netcomm NB9W. I've not experienced any network
connectivity problems other than getting the modem to connect to the
outside (which usually has more to do with the ISP than me).
I can't comment on
Hi,
I have that modem with TPG and I have linux web servers. All works well.
Only problem with TPG and VOIP is that there is an echo on the line.
Very annoying sometimes to people who you call.
Ben
elliott-brennan wrote:
Hi all,
I'm with TPG and thinking of using their VOIP service. To
On Fri, 1 Feb 2008, Lee Isaacson wrote:
Hi all,
Sorry to bother you all again.
I have been searching on the net and would like to know the yast commands
that one can use in a terminal basically to install a program and to
search for a program in the Yast repositories.
Aslo can I use the
On Sat, 2008-02-02 at 05:00 +1100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been searching on the net and would like to know the
yast commands
that one can use in a terminal basically to install a program
and to
search for a program in the Yast repositories.
Dear List,
The NSW DSRD and OpenCoffee Sydney are hosting a free conference
on business opportunities in a low carbon world.
There is some interesting embedded Linux system for measuring energy which
allows for large scale energy efficiency to be installed. But that has
not yet announced
On Wed, Jan 30, 2008 at 06:27:17PM +1100, Bruce Bruen wrote:
but what I want to know is this
Has anyone interest in VirtualBox? I have so much fun with it today that -
oh
damn I've run out of ex-whatitsnames, its' so good!
But then again there's
I'm doing some volunteer work with a non-profit (in Guatemala), and they
want me to set up a small Asterisk server (as they've been waiting 2
weeks for the PABX serviceman to come out and he charges $US75/hr -
expensive for a 3rd world country).
I just want to check with the Asterisk 'experts'
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