I can't install or upgrade anything right now as dselect and apt both
hang (taking my system load to 1.0) while trying to Correcting
dependencies... I'm using Potato, of course. Heh.
Here's output from dselect:
Reading Package Lists... Done
Building Dependency Tree... Done
Merging Available
ermm, no it ain't. Please read the second half of what you quote below:
Today the court of appeals stayed the judge's order to shut down
Napster until they consider our appeal, probably in September.
Not that I think napster does it's job particularly well but I thought
people should know
It's buggy, you can only share mp3's, I often try to download a few
songs only to get error so I can only assume that their database isn't
kept updated very often at all. I can only compare it to gnutella under
linux, which is also buggy but I like how it's distributed and not
limited to mp3
Here's my color section of my .muttrc:
# Color / video attribute definitions.
#
color hdrdefault green black
color header brightyellowblack ^from:
mono header bold^from:
color header brightyellowblack ^subject:
mono
I'd recommend you wait a month or so as some debs are soon moving from
alpha to beta with what appears to be lots of progress. Many Debian
users are installing from the source but for future compatibility and my
own laziness, I've decided to just wait around for the debs.
-Grant
Strange, we use them at work in about 2 dozen machines and I have some
at home too. I've never had such troubles with them across many
different kernels I've built as well. Hell, we've had a couple of them
in our linux mail server for the last year, and it services 15,000
users. One handles NFS
This is a good site for iso's of many dists:
http://www.linuxiso.org/
* -={ Menno Slaats }=- ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [000519 05:12] wrote:
Does anyone know where I can download the ISO IMAGE of Debian?
Thanks,
Menno Slaats
--
-Grant
I would say that it's mainly visual improvements but I like the panel
that you get on the top of your desktop: it is swanky and handy. When I
moved to helix, I ended up switching from enlightenment to sawfish
(formerly sawmill) as they work quite well together. Overall, I'd say
they've done a fine
I'd be very interested to know details about how to do this. Searching the
list archive, someone else mentioned editing the index file, which I found,
but I don't know how to properly edit it. Any help would be appreciated.
Thx,
Grant
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At work, we have a BP6 with dual 433's and it's run for months without any
problems. I can't help but wonder if it's not simply an overheating issue?
After hearing of problems with BP6's, we went kept recompiling a kernel to
keep the load over 5 for an extended period of time and haven't seen any
Make sure to have the necessary dos system files like command.com on that
floppy since you need to boot your computer into dos to be able to run the
bios upgrade. You'll want to format that floppy with the option to install
the system files on it and then copy the bios upgrade software and boot
We're running into a problem with the version of glibc that's on our
news server, which is running slink. I've dist-upgraded a firewall
machine at home a few weeks ago without a hitch but the machine at the
office is a news server that handles over 4 gig of alt.binaries
newsgroups a day (we handle
* Eric G . Miller (egm2@jps.net) [000213 23:01] penned:
Unfortunately, you got bit by the New Riders bug. They screwed up with
the CD that comes with that book. I hear they'll ship you another CD if
you contact them.
Although we've been doing a non-official debian mirror where I work (an
ISP
I did this just last night on my smp machine and with little effort and
running make INCLUDE=/usr/include and the normal instructions I have
sound. I suck at configuring sound under Linux so if I can do most anyone
can now for the sblive. I encourage people to give it a go even if they've
failed
Here is a web page with info about most port numbers, which can be quite
helpful when setting up firewalls:
http://www.con.wesleyan.edu/~triemer/network/docservs.html
This site tries to have helpful guides that make more sense to non-geeks:
http://www.linuxhelp.net/guides/
Here is a webpage for
slashdot had a ditty about helixgnome and I'm curious if anyone using
debian for their desktop has messed with it and also if anyone is thinking
about making debs?
Here's the url:
http://www.helixcode.com/desktop/
--
-Grant
I've searched the archive of this list and read the responses people have
sent in about needing to edit Fortify's Index file to get Fortify to
properly modify Netscape to handle 128 bit encryption but while I could
find the Index file I have no idea what line I need to add to get fortify
to work
There's actually something about this on slashdot.org today:
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=00/03/21/0955231mode=thread
* Steve ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [000321 15:22] penned:
Hello All,
I have not been able to find a definate answer as to the
existence of 3D Support in XFree86 4.0 for
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