Garry Hamilton wrote:
Casper,
I believe I have all the WFW3.11 files in a zip file.
Something like 9mb. I can stick that somewhere for
you. Interested?
Thanks, but I just downloaded the disks from Pippi.
{{{Pippi}}} thanks a lot
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to be connected to the Internet via the local Windows LAN.
If this is not possible with W3.1, does anyone know where to get
Windows For Workgroups 3.11 from the net?
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rather innocent looking, "probable" sounding extension would be needed
too. Three-letter phantasies invited here.
.dcm , looks like document.
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some more 32b parts, but still uses a lot 16b.
call it 32-8. Linux is fully 32b. Linux is also capable of running full
64b but this requires 64b hardware (Alpha, UltraSPARC, _no_ Intel yet).
Don't know about NT, I think its fully 32b on Intel and 64 on Alpha,
just like Lin
will appear Friday.
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=00/01/24/0752205mode=thread
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, but it works fine with Linux.
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e familiar with the various algorithms
most commonly used?
Do you or anyone on the list know the answers to these questions?
Sam Heywood
The mainstream idea behind current encryption software is to make
algorithms such that it can't be cracked even if you know the
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"Samuel W. Heywood" wrote:
P.S. I have a question for Casper. What is CBJ and what is the name of
the URL?
http://www.cjb.net is a webhosting service that also offers web based
email that works with lynx (so probably with arachne, nettamer aswell)
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than 1 MB (excluding docs wordlists
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the size of the state of Texas, and all the latest
windows-M$ bullfeathers
www.subdimension.com gives free pop3/smtp, creatable with lynx.
Their webbased email doesn't work. CJB has webbased email that
works with lynx.
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start looking for a Banyon box.
drool... this sound excellent. Need to get a credit card :(
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I checked and this is the software I saw before.
For now I think I'll try LapLink, as pointed out by David Matthews and
Klaus Peter Wegge, allthough it's good to have a fallback. tnx all
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"Chad A. Fernandez" wrote:
Huh, I thought the 486 wasn't suitable for use in space because of something
to do with the cache or something?
These is a new special build 486. I just takes them "some" time to get
processors space-ready.
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NYTHING. Nobody's the wiser for "winning" either side
of this discussion.
my solution: celebrate both 1999-2000 and 2000-2001
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Hm.. and how about SysRq? ("System Request"?) Whats that one for?
Send a direct request to the system, bypassing anything else.
Linux uses it for emergency situation. eg ALT+SysRq+i = kill all
processes except for init. ALT+SysRq+s=sync all disks, ALT+SysRq+b
reboot
user"
lots of selfesteem, little knowledge, proud of it: webmaster
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"real" PII Mendocino/Celeron _will_ work, they're of the same type.
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Per Backman wrote:
metalab.unc.edu/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/Installation-HOWTO
I think that's the URL.
No, but I have been truing to find it for a week or so!
look at http://www.linuxdoc.org . Home of the HOWWTO's and the Linux
Documentation Project. Many good manuals in there.
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Jason Max Stotter wrote:
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Yo bunch,
check out http://www.v2.nl/v2_os . These guys are doing some extreme
cool minimalistic OS design. I haven't tried it myself yet (currently
downloading there bootdisk) but it sure looks cool.
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ay around
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over and over,
replacing
network cards, fixing coax with no tools but a roll of duct tape and a
pare of scissors. Ohhh... nostalgia I'm truly glad I could afford to
buy me UTP :) apropriate Metallica quoteBut the memory
remains.../quote
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vi without a manual is indeed a disaster. Once you know it it's quite
fast, but just try to learn it. There's only one editor that's more
frightning than vi ed aka edlin .... :(
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t's what I
really need to learn, I have to see it done, not merely be told in print.
If you want I can give you a shell account on my machine, but it's
only online for a few hours each day (+- mon-fri 11am-5pm Dutch Time) so
it might be out of your timezone.
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unt /floppy # unmount the floppy again
ls /floppy # FILE is back
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private.
you can telnet to it at capslock2000.penguinpowered.com .
Beware, I'm only online a few hours each day (and then only on working
days) at varying times.
check my ICQ to see if I'm online (5537217).
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Okay, once more for us idiots, straight and to the point. does another
editor come with all the distros, if so, what string of text makes it come up?
mcedit, which comes with mc which comes with any distro.
mcedit ~= edit.com
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se
things? Where should I begin researching it? Will the software be hard to
come by? Can I use it for DOS, WFW and W9x and maybe Linux?
T-T--TT
C C CC
--- wire
T T-splitter
C computer
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Stupid question: what is DHCP?
DHCP tells your computer what IP, DNS, NETMASK whatever to use.
Like Dynamic IP's but even more. DHCP can do lots of neat stuff but
usually it just gives you an IP.
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Bob George wrote:
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Bob George wrote:
[...]
USB does have a big disadvantage, strictly speaking it isn't a USB
disadvantage but close enough: The speed of USB is high enough to
allow things like webcams to feed data fast enough. [...]
With USB
on
again
I'll have to press Reset again to get it to work. Anybody got clue?
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webcams are completly handled insoftware
using up a lot of processor cycles.
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We've been discussing this a few time so I thaught you might be
interested in this.
http://slashdot.org/askslashdot/99/11/03/238223.shtml
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on the pentium using a
laplink-cable ?
Yes, I do it all the time. It's pretty trivial. Read PLIP section
from the Network HOWTO.
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David Ball wrote:
This sounds exactly the way I'd like to run Linux. Two questions...is there
a way to make files downloaded in Linux accessible through DOS? And is
Linux can read and write DOS' filesystem. So you can just copy the files
to your DOS partition
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I've heard that Win2000 will require as much in hardware upgrades over
Win98 as Windows9: did over Win 3.XX. Does anyone have any information
to confirm this?
I know I takes 64 MB RAM just to start it.
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convenient once you
learned to communicate with dselect.
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will probably find that the CD can be booted
from DOS (most recent distributions can do this). Have a look
As you have a new computer you can directly boot from the CD. In
your BIOS there will be an option to set your booting device.
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Per Backman wrote:
On Thu, 4 Nov 1999 16:09:23 -0700, Net Ranger wrote:
Most machines will not boot with a partition larger than 8 GB, even
though it is a FAT32
Due to BIOS-limitations?
Yes, rule of thumb: A PII does the trick
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Or Botton wrote:
IIRC, Tim also developed the WWW on a NeXT computer. He wrote the
first HTML 'browser' on it, so I guess that this also give it a place
in history.
DOOM was also developed on a NeXT machine.
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Funny detail: Jobbs isn't really back, he's just Interim CEO,
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a bit strange at me. The
techhie pulls some wires from each others, put's them in a port
at the back of the notebook, and voila, complete user interface
on the screen of the notebook.
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What about WPerfect ? Which was their last DOS version;
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actually don't like powerbuttons, powering off leaves an empty
feeling. Powering on does feel good, but I prefer to just power
on the monitor and start working immdediatly.
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ad - good - and works for them...
Windows: art, looks good but now practical purpose
Dos/ Linux CLI: tools, no good looks but practical
Mac: design, good looks, _less_ functionality.
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responsibity.
That's pretty much why I didn't participate. I knew I would end up
spending
more time with the Gimp, Photoshop and leeching JavaScript pages then
finding good context, typing HTML and trying new ways of user
communication
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If the computer is an ATX, then its a lost case. Windows will shut
:( that explains it... it should be possible to tell Windows not to
send the power off command or intercept it, any registry/assembler
genius with a clue?
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boB Deering wrote:
uh, is there a practical point to this thread?
knowledge
I resist the tempt to say "knowledge is power" :)
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not lock the keys, which leave you free to use "mode co80" to
refresh the video and see the real picture.. that is, the good ol'
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Therefor, Windows 9x is NOT an OS.
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What are the differences between vfat and fat16.
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at the same time. It has some other advantages like very fast connection
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. Everyone thought I was stupid, when I told about it
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Tycoon? done.
Larry/ ...Quest ? done.
StarOffice? done.
Oracle Database? done.
How much bigger do you want it? Win98 running in an X-Window? done.
Yes, there's still more software not available, but there definitley
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between Operating Systems. More fair is
http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/stats/platforms.html
because it combines both hardware and OS's.
Comparing an Alpha running NT and an ix86 running Linux just isn't fair.
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nd very fast. Behold of the documentation. At that time
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and http transfers. It can grab whole directory trees, it
can recursivly follow HTML links and a whole bunch of other cool
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You can use Arachne to dial. When logged on just exit Arachne keeping the
connection up, now you only have to add you'r IP to one of Kali's config
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] I allready control my coffee machine with my computer. This has
] nothing to do with Windows. Just Linux.
Maybe you should write to the person(s) who did the Linux-coffee HOWTO
and tell exactly how you did
Eg Windows' panel at the bottom, and a
Mac-like menustructure at the top of the screen. To test the idea with
Windows open a DOS box which fills most of the screen, leaving a small
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As I said, theyr default for Unix and I dare say they are as
much used as WinZIP.
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Bernie wrote:
There was a program for Win 3.x that did that! (Ok, it just showed the user
a few images and some stats on how many electrons that where damaged or bad
in the computer.)
Damaged/ bad electrons? Sounds like total BS.
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he brewer
If this was only available. I would walk around all day shouting: "Tea,
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e computer is intelligent
(or the person very stupid :).
(also called: NT5). You'll be able to control the dishwasher from
your computer, and the TV, and so on.
I allready control my coffee machine with my computer. This has
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Bernie wrote:
BTW: That was your 500:th mail :)
We other are way behind (I'm close to 200 and only 4 others have "broken"
that "barrier")G
congratulations :), where can I find the "scores"?
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:) Sorry, couldn't resist.
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S's will soon
follow as it raises less compatibility problems as Y2K.
BTW: When does OS/2 stop work? (3.x and 4.x)
As it's Unix based as well (Unix-MS Irix-(MS IBM cooperation)-NT + OS/2
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Two questions, just curious,
1. what was you're first OS type: CLI or GUI
2. if you've changed, why? if not, why?
eg. myself. I started on CLI (DOS) and I'm still on CLI(Linux)
cause I can't live with the lack of important features in all
GUI's
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faster than Win 3.11, also present on this computer.
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drivers and the System Builder Kit for GEM.
changes:
Initial release under the GPL.
| http://freshmeat.net/news/1999/04/21/924701360.html
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Or Botton wrote:
TWAIN means Tool Without An Intresting Name.
(I'm not joking, its for real)
??? Strange name for a Windows programm. It almost sounds like it
has a Unix past. 'cause funny filenames are part of the deal when
switching to Unix (Linux FTM).
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copy of either Melissa or Papa, and Melissa caused a hell of a bigger stir
than did Happy99 did.
I also didn't receive Melissa nor Papa :( Maybe 'cause people learned not
to send me .doc files :)
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down by nintendo to him. I think that you might find the answer
quite informative:
[SNIKT]
Ahh, now we're at something. Gotta find a cheap gameboy.
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Is UMSDOS an option in the Slackware install?
I don't know, but I'm afraid it's not.
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is a legal value, only ints could be used. Besides they say the
number into com-links.
We are Pentium of Borg. Divvision is futile. You will be approximated.
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type name of something
listed in a directory then be unable to do anything until random keys
returned me to prompt.
???
Oh well, at least I experiment?
Shakespeare, loved it! thanks!
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the first partition. Then a small ('bout 32 MB)
swap partition, than the Linux partition. If the machine also runs Windows,
it's possible to have Linux and Windows use the same swap space.
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modem.
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Use fdisk. Much more hardcore, much better results.
"Linux is hard to learn, but easy to use"
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