OK, Awrite, awrite...
...let's cut thu the chase... ;)
I think that this should qualify this as abandonware...
Going once
~pete
On Fri, 7 May 1999, Jerry J. Haumberger wrote:
On 1999-05-07 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Peter Torrano said:
J. Anthony Borras, the author, is either ignored
On Wed, 28 Apr 1999, Jerry J. Haumberger wrote:
J. Anthony Borras, the author, is either ignored, forgotten, dead, locked up
or carefully hidden away as a "closely guarded" secret. Who knows?
Do you know what Borras means in Spanish?
Borras means erase.
Maybe he was erased? ;)
~pete
To
Late breaking News for Linux / GEOS/NewDeal Hackerz:
Looks juss like an X-Term Window...
Almost like a DOS-Box, but, for Linux!!!
Yahoo!! Try the following:
Log into your own Linux-Box via a Crossover or Lap-Link Cable going from
COMM1 to COMM2 via GEO/NewComm from the GEOS/NewDeal Session
I recently decided to experiment with th4e BIOS on my Mother-Board
(dangerous thing) G
I changed what I had picked a few years ago as my cache setting: 256K
Write-Back and changed it to Write-Thru.
When I rebooted, everything seemed to happen faster.
Perception: When running just one
A few months ago someone mentioned that they were working on updating
Monkey Linux and adding a few more optional packages.
Has this ever come about?
~pete
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Earlier in this discussion, someone mentioned that Monkey has more
functionality than Slackware for a given amount of Hard Drive consumption.
I have about 80MB to play with at the moment.
Does Slackware come with an option, during the install process, to set up
said UMSDOS filesystem?
Just for
X1 CDROM will suffice for your needs.
X1 CDROM usually comes with drivers that will work fine even on a 286!
Sometimes drivers for some X2 work as well on as low as a 286.
X1 or X2 will be too slow for most congruous multimedia needs, but, that
is not what you specified. Dictionary look-ups,
If you are running a Web Browser that does not yet support USENET, there
is a way around it.
You can use http://www.dejanews.com , but, as many of you know, yuo can't
get the binary newsgroups.
If you just gotta have the binary newsgroups you can point your browser
to:
On Sun, 11 Apr 1999, Bernie wrote:
I prefer "less" to "more" in Linux. Therefore I'm an environmentalist. :)
"less is more" quoting several Linux users.
Sounds like propaganda from the Ministry of Truth. ;)
I must say this list was really cool and funny. I think I'll save it
somewhere on
On Fri, 9 Apr 1999, Casper Gielen wrote:
Peter Torrano wrote:
Also, how do I update the libc libraries? ...or something like that... ;)
...as I can't get Starr Office to Install properly on it.
On Monkey Linux? This is a bit of overkill. Like running Windows 95 on top
of MS-DOS 1.0
Its good, its sweet and fast and will work even on an 8086.
Excellent Office Suite!
Internet Support is marginal except it has decent e-mail.
Other useful apps. You get your moneys worth for a commercial product
that was tihghtly written.. It is a wee bit dated now, but it was the
vanguard
No, probably a bit more like 6^3+6
^^^
Byte that!
There you go, I'm speaking in binary and HEX, as in ones and twos, and
sometimes sixes. ^^ ^^^
^
~pete
p.s. note my way to consume bandwidth and still be on-topic of
Has anyone managed to update the kernel and libraries in Monkey Linux?
If I remember correctly, a few months back, someone from this listserve
was planning on doing such a good deed.
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It appears to be that all those people who used browsers with limited or
no support to cookies now cannot access their Hotmail accounts.
Browsers such as lynx, Arachne, NetTamer...
Check for yourselves!
~pete
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On Wed, 7 Apr 1999, Dale Hoogeveen wrote:
Yolanda wrote:
DCLXVI
That's the actual number of the beast, 666 was not the numeral system
currently in use at the time of the writing of Revelations.
Are you sure? Revelations wasn't written in Latin.
OK, for all you programmers, should we
I got this from a friend. I thought you'd also enjoy!
Hello Wayne
The following is for you.
Subject:Politically Correct UNIXSystem VI Release notes
UTILITIES
1) "man" pages are now called "person" pages.
2) Similarly, "hangman" is now
the"person_executed_by_an_oppressive_regime."
3) To
Is there a shareware or freeware utility that can tell me when there is
activity on a given port of my PC, be it ethernet or serial?
~pete
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Howdy Monkley Fans!
Attention Monkey Linux Experts. ;D
Monkey defaults with an 8MB RAM cache.
Unfortunately, this seems a wee bit on the small size when I'm using
Netscape connecting to web-sites with too much graphical content as it
seems I run out of memory and Netscape quits on me forcing
So, you got BOA working under DOS?
How do you know it's working?
Did you test it by connecting to the net via Archne dialer and then seeing
if you could link to it via another web browser somewhere on the net?
~pete
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Something does ring a bell witheither the AMD 5x86 or the early AMD K5 P
series as having incompatibility problems. Just off the top of my head.
Have you tried their Customer Support? It might even be in a FAQ at their
site.
~pete
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OK, I found it.
I found rtf2htm.exe
It is actually a suite with documentation and examples and is
pay-shareware. Zipped it's less than 500K. I have uploaded it to my
shell account so that I may e-mail it to whoever might be interested.
~pete
On Wed, 24 Mar 1999, hammer wrote:
Peter
On Tue, 16 Mar 1999, Or Botton wrote:
On 15 Mar 99 at 4:57, Ole Juul wrote:
Hi Or,
Where can I find this "Word Viewer" program?
There are 2 versions of it, one for 3.x, one for 9x.
Is there one for DOS?
~pete
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FYI: I thought you'd get a kick out of this.
As posted to comp.unix.sco.misc.
On Tue, 27 Oct 1998 12:31:55 GMT, Tom Parsons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mark Alliban enscribed:
| How can I disable the modem whirring when a client dials in to OSR5? My
| computer is rack-mounted and will be placed in
Might Linux be co-dependent of a renegade module?
Might Linux want to cover up for a module that is underperforming by
displaying a more pleasing status note: "Checking for module
dependencies"??
Huh? HUH???
VBFG
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Does anybody know of an application that can tell me the data flux and
rate coming in and out of my PC via ethernet or PPP?
Where can I find such a beas?
My interest is mainly in preventing unnauthorised hackers etc. , so, If i
see activity that I don't expect I know to suspect something.
! ;)
-Original Message-
From: Peter Torrano [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: SurvPC Discussion List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Monday, March 08, 1999 10:46 AM
Subject: 4 D price of a SURVPC...
Akhem!
Guess what I saw on the back of my Sunday Newspaper??
The FOLLOWING:
^^
$599 after
On Tue, 9 Mar 1999, Pop wrote:
This sounds like the works of BODGEY BOB again. He is everywhere ;-)
On 8 Mar 99 at 10:45, Peter Torrano wrote:
Sorry, duh, who is Mr. Bodgey??
~pete
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Hello Wayne
You mit found this interesting.
note: forwarded msg attached.
==
Leonard Bartell
http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Senate/3411
http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Station/5763
http://www.leonllo.freeservers.com
http://www.fastfreewebs.com/top/futscience/
Akhem!
Guess what I saw on the back of my Sunday Newspaper??
The FOLLOWING:
^^
$599 after $100 rebate, will buy you the following:
AMD-K6 II 333Mhz Processor (Privacy compliant) (No Big Brother Inside)
64MBRAM
6.4GHD
32XCDROM
56K Modem
16bit Sound
Winders 98, M$ Woiks,
On Sun, 7 Mar 1999, Will Baldwin wrote:
My Tandy 1000HX, which is an XT-class machine, originally had an
8088-2 cpu, capable of either 4.77 or 7.16 Mhz. I had heard that if I
replaced the chip with a NEC V20, I would get faster speed. I did
that, and it worked. The V20 runs at the same
Did you know that Microsoft Documents are saved with a sigmnature containg
not only information on who the software is registered to, but the mac
address of your ethernet card as well (if you happen to have one). How's
THAT for surreptitious ID??
I just downloaded StarrOffice (FREE for personal
On Wed, 24 Feb 1999, hammer wrote:
If the whole OS fits on one floppy why does it need 16 MB of RAM to run ?!
Because it's one big compressed file which decompresses itself into RAM
and then runs from RAM.
Like QNX.
~pete
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It looks like they are teaming up with RedHat on this one.
~pete
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.
And, the tpc.int info can be used by anybody.
~pete
On Tue, 16 Feb 1999, Or Botton wrote:
On Tue, 16 Feb 1999 15:16:16 -0500, Peter Torrano wrote:
(identification) number. A small fax-viewer application is also emailed
to
the user's address. Now faxes to the allotted number
QNX just got a contract to build Amigas new OS.
Have you ever seen the performance of QNX on even an old 386?? It's like
running Windoze on a mid range Pentium!!
Amigas only plan to ship with PowerPC CPUs, but QNX is supposed to make
all the difference as to performance and speed!
Savings
Too bad about your hidden wire.
Can you plug a regular monitor to it?
386DX40s were pretty fast, in my estimation.
~pete
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Regarding your backpack that won't accept a sound card...
I saw, a couple of times, that JR Music World Catalogue was selling a
device you plug into the parallel port that emulates a Sound-Blaster Pro.
I almost bought it , but then I changed jobs.
I wanted to use it on my work PC, then tote
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