coLinux is the project to run Linux within the Windows kernel space,
effectively making it as fast as a native linux kernel at running Linux
programs (though XFree86 is apparently slow, but you could use a Windows X
server instead). Someone who uses Windows should check it out.
Just fiddled around with alsamixer until the sound stopped sounding flat.
I'm sure the individual settings (Sigmatel and such) are higly dependent
on the card being used. That I don't really remember exactly and I'm not
at my computer. A lot of the problem appeared to be the complexity
introduced
On Sat, 8 Mar 2003, Donald J Bindner wrote:
On Wed, Mar 05, 2003 at 05:00:17PM -0600, Jon Beck wrote:
So I'm curious: from your personal point of view, what do you think a
big corporation like IBM could do to foster the adoption of open
standards software and systems (from any source, not
Well last night your box was probably set up for DHCP. If your router does not serve
as a DHCP server, you'll need to set the IP address for the linux box. Depending on
your DSL service you may have been assigned an IP address which is on your router and
you can just put any address in the
There may be a nice GUI tool for this, but...
To change the resolution in XFree86, edit your /etc/X11/XF86Config file.
in the Section Screen, you'll need something like:
DefaultDepth 16
SubSection Display
Depth 16
Modes 1280x1024 640x480
My Hard Drive is 9.5 GB, unpartitioned this moment, but it will soon have a
7.5 or 8GB partition, with room for another - should I go ahead and create
another partition or wait 'till Monday?
As long as the space is there, you don't need to create any
partitions for Linux. They'll be put on
It looks like we aren't going to do an install-fest this
semester, but I know someone would would like to get Linux
installed on the box before school ends.
If he were to bring his box to the meeting Monday night, would
there be anyone who could stay after and do an install?
Don
--
Don
I'd be interested in staying and watching at least. I'm no pro at
installing by any stretch of the imagination.
Matt Kingston / Centennial Hall Director
At 03:09 PM 4/27/01 -0500, you wrote:
It looks like we aren't going to do an install-fest this
semester, but I know someone would would
On Fri, Apr 27, 2001 at 04:34:18PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Can you get some hardware specs on this person's machine so we
can look for problems ahead of time? Also do you want Mandrake
8.0?
Specs, ahh good idea.
With Andy, we have the potential for 3 installs. This is for
sure
April 24, 2001
I don't understand what people have against text-based clients. They
can be quite easy to use with a little bit of practice.
Anyway, the only gui mail client I've used is mozilla's
Yes, well...I was brought up on Windoze, etc., so it's what I'm used to...
One step at a time,
PROTECTED]
Subject: [tslug] Re: VNC over SSH slooo
On Thu, Apr 12, 2001 at 04:13:18PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know why using VNC over SSH would make things so slow?
Maybe you are using a slow encryption like 3DES. I believe
Blowfish is generally faster.
--
Don Bindner [EMAIL
Backspace works in some programs (eterm, xemacs, ...) but not in others
(psql). When it works, it produces the behavior I expect as a user raised
on DOS/Windows. When I say it doesn't works, I mean it displays ^H instead
of getting rid of the text just behind the cursor. That's what happens
Hi all,
We have a website again. Take a look at tslug.truman.edu
--
Benjamin Story
---
Windows 95: n. a 32 bit patch to a 16 bit hack to an 8 bit operating system,
originally coded for a 4 bit microprocessor,
Hey All,
We have a TSLUG meeting tomorrow at 7:30pm in VH1220, or whatever room
that is we've been having meetings in recently. The topic will be KDE vs
GNOME; both will be demoed and discussed.
Tyler
NEW BOOK BY LINUS TORVALDS...
THE MASTER OF THE LINUX CODE
How Linus Torvalds Transformed the Computer Industry
Linus Torvalds, the creator of the open source, freely-distributed
Linux code, is disarmingly candid about how he came to revolutionize the
computer
TSLUGrs
The meeting topic for tonight has been changed to Internet Applications.
I will be demonstrating a number of the apps I use, as well as
facilitating a discussion on which apps are the 'best' in their respective
categories; ie, email client, web browser, irc client, etc etc. The
meeting
TSLUGrs,
I didn't so much goof as I reserved room 1220 in Violette tonight,
instead of 1232, as 1232 was already reserved. See you tonight!
Tyler
All,
The next TSLUG meeting will be on Monday, March 19th in VH1232 at
7:30pm. The topic will be the KDE desktop environment, unless someone
would like to present something else. That's all I've got tonight; hope
everybody had a nice break.
Tyler
Well it's out and it had the same general effect on my machine... disaster. After
finally figuring out that all of my problems were with the motherboard's Parallel port
I finally got Mandrake 8.0 beta1 installed. This is definitely bleeding edge. I'd
suggest waiting until 8.1 unless you
I am looking for someone who has Thursday afternoons free (say
from 12:30pm on) to do me a favor. You don't actually have to
have every Thursday free, only Thursday Mar 1 (just before spring
break).
Don
--
Don Bindner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hey All,
We will be having a TSLUG meeting on Monday, February 19th in VH1220 at
7:30pm. Eric and Ben will be doing a presentation on security. I hope
everybody can make it!
Tyler
21 matches
Mail list logo
