On 12-08-31 08:50 PM, Leslie S Satenstein wrote:
Ahhh. It feels good to not be the only Fedora Linux user.... Thanks Gary
Since Fedora 16, I have not had any problems whatsoever wtih Pulse
Audio. Essentially, it does allow multiple streams to operate alsa.
By the way, Just completed the full study two books about encryption,
one of which is Schneiers book about encryption hacking and algorithm
weaknesses. I have written my own encryption stuff too.
Now doing self study about cyberfraud. My friends wife is my business
partner and she is in the masters program at Polytechnique to complete
a cyberfraude degree. We had fun hacking into Bells webmail as a class
exercise. We did read quite a few of Bell's confidential documents.
You would think that Bell would be setting the security example for
other organizations to follow.
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Regards
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Leslie*
The distro you use makes almost no difference. You can make any of them
do the same as any other. You are still running the same underlying
software and kernel on them. Perhaps the default settings are to your
liking on one or another, but just learning how to tweak a desktop makes
all these differences moot as well.
Jeremy
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