ThinkGeek and that other place are lame. Use the source, Luke.
Vote for your favorite fsck wearz:
My vote: http://www.cafepress.com/fsck_8.13343956
View The Full Mounty: http://www.cafepress.com/fsck_8
You all are a bunch of sick fsckers!
/me ducks
Joshua Barnickol wrote ..
I can't get apropos to work. When I use man with the -k switch, (or
apropos) as in 'man -k string' I always get 'nothing appropriate'
In addition to 'mandb', which is used by RedHat and similar systems, but not by Debian
(and possibly Gentoo), you might need to
I hope for Don's sake your notion of an irregularly mowed lawn is referring to the
_schedule_ of mowing, and not the blade height or mowing paths. It's been years since
the local lawn services got more than one out of three right when obtaining regular
lawn service
Mike/
Steve Olree wrote
Here's the lowdown on the various new MDK ISOs coming out.
WRT to the recent conversation on mirroring, only the Download Edition is
likely to be re-distributable. I will be able to know for sure when I finish
using BT to get both the DL Edition, the PP Edition and the bonus CDs. The PP
Ruby is an awesome programming language entirely built upon the
concept of objects. While I just was astounded and excited when learning
Perl (because of its many features OO concepts...
How disappointing. Perl certainly doesn't limit it's usefullness only to the
Object-oriented elite. IMHO,
Putty but a got a message: Access is deinied.
Try using the '-v option'.
You may want to install/use Cygwin as well. It provides a nice comfy bash, perl,
ssh, and lots of other unix/linux-like utilities. Without leaving windows.
You'll have to add the -v option on your putty invocation, unless
I want to know who supports which Instant Messenger protocols. Maybe
name your first choice and then all the rest, or give a hierarchy, or
whatever.
That's what Jabber is for. Inter-IM-protocol gateway. Check it out.
Mike/
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William wrote:
My best ...
OK, folks, the gloves are off. Post your high scores to...
http://www.archlug.org/kwiki/Whack-A-Penguin
Mike/
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http://www.valuenet.net
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To get off this
http://jnode.sourceforge.net/screenshots.html
Anyone else notice the absence of a org.jnode.shell.BogoMipsCommand screenshot? :=)
Mike/
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To get off this
If you're at all interested in LindowsOS, this is a good deal.
Lifetime Click'N'Run and updates for a one-time price. Not at all that bad a
deal if you're a fan or contemplating LindowsOS for a distro. And the money goes
to promoting/defending Linux in Sweden (Netherlands sold out).
There's only
Pretty much everyone who cares already knows that I keep a local
Debian mirror (i386 only) at http://vh224401/debian/.
This is visible to the internet as http://vh224401.truman.edu/
I would prefer to mirror those things that are going to pay off the best
for Truman in terms of bandwidth.
A couple of notes from having been doing this for several years now...
Adam and I will try to come up with a fair way to do so (maybe like a door
prizes thing were everyone gets a number).
A. Have a *numbered* attendance sign-up sheet. This does two things:
1. Tells you who and how many
I want to know if it works without downloading drivers directly from the
manufacturer.
And if the drivers are free or non-free software or binary only.
And if using the recommended drivers requires modifying your kernel, or if
certain distributions include them for people who don't care to or
Great, thanks for the feed back! I will talk to the site owner...
However, if we pursue this, we will need to ask for someone's time to
help us with these tests, or at least teach us how... currently none of
us on the site are avid linux users... I am working a 6-month
internship this
Probably Lindows.
Not bad, but Xandros would be a better choice. See why below.
I have a dedicated Lindows computer -- now with a modem (if I can get it
to work). Lindows uses a Debian distribution of Linux.
Can I set up a Local Area Network within that version of Linux? (or
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