I found Coyote sources here and here.
http://www.coyotelinux.com/files/source/
http://linux.davecentral.com/cgi-bin/downloadsrc.pl?5500
I don't know whether that's the complete distro or not. Shell
scripts, obviously, are their own source.
I can't find any mention of licensing
Hi guys, try this out, if you are interested in funky phones.
http://www.ananova.com/a-files/wap_review.html
The nice thing about the Web is that you can always find somebody else
who's already written what you think, and done a better job of it than
you can.
At this URL, Clay Shirky helps me explain why WAP is very wrong.
http://www.shirky.com/writings/wap_closed_door.html
I don't see myself
Hello!
We have done some work for Balzhiser Hubbard Engineers in the
past. It's nice to see Linux spreading in the mainstream.
EUGLUG meets every 3rd Saturday of the month at our office from 2
to 4 PM. We have a 10 computer classroom to hold this in with a
few extra folding chairs.
Currently,
Timothy Howe wrote:
I would probably do a FreeBSD installation and then some
configuration since it is a little more user friendly. Then perhaps
compile a kernel or something...
Ideas and statements of interest would be welcome.
Excelsior!
Tim Howe
For my two cents, I would
Darren,
There aren't really any noteworthy differences in command uses
accross platforms. Your shell is pretty much what matters there. There
are some very obscure commands that are unique to BSD that most people
don't use. These were written about in an article not long ago, I will
Bob,
Well, I use OpenBSD here right now, and it was setup by me and
then introduced later.. I'm trying to sell them on more Open software all
the time, time will tell :) There are a lot of smart people here, so I
have high hopes.
As mentioned before, there already seems to be a
Dexter Graphic wrote:
Does anyone know where I can find hardware specs
for laptop computers that will work with Debian G/L?
Check out the Linux on Laptops page.
http://www.cs/utexas.edu/users/kharker/linux-laptop/
Debian shouldn't present any special hurdles.
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On Fri, Dec 01, 2000 at 11:36:48AM -0800, Bob Miller wrote:
I don't see myself using a WAP phone anytime soon, even if future
phones and networks become powerful enough to make it pleasant to use.
(They probably won't, because the architecture prevents competition,
and without competition,
Does anyone know where I can find hardware specs
for laptop computers that will work with Debian G/L?
By the way, I enjoyed meeting many of you last night.
Dexter Graphic
Hmm. That was me. Getting too old to be a hacker I guess!
JUST KIDDING...
At 12:23 11/30/00 -0800, you wrote:
SuSE is the one.
Less the experimental time under Mandrake, I survived many attempts to
bring me down.
The one successful attack was due to a really poor root password.
Hello!
Yesterday's meeting was my first UG meeting since moving to the
West coast and it was nice to see so many people interested in Open Source
Unix alternatives. After speaking to many of you, it seemed that there
has yet to be much experience using BSD. There did seem to be some
I'm running FreeBSD 4.1 on my server. I installed off a CD a friend burnt
for me like a day or two after 4.1 came out. Since then I haven't done
any updating. I though I would try my hand at a CVS update. My question
is this. If something /has/ been updated since I installed will the
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