RedHat is going to have a 'netconf' or Network Configuration
type option available in the menu. Just go there and enable DHCP
on startup and it'll pick right up on your cable modem. The
reason DHCP is down right now is I didn't configure it because
RedHat hangs for about 2 minutes looking for a
Neil Parker wrote:
if (/inet addr:([-.0-9]+)/ and not $1 =~ /^127\./) {
$result = $1 if $result eq 127.0.0.1;
Thank you for noticing the descriptor leak. I am, like, *SO* embarassed. (-:
The loopback address is actually a /8 block of addresses, not a single
address. (Most
Anyone know about how to create an ebook using Linux tools? I hear it's
similar to XHTML as a document type, with some sort of attachment ball
for graphics and charts and such.
-Rob
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Friends,
Oregon's Open Source Consideration Bill, HB2892, is scheduled for a
hearing before the General Government Committee Thursday, April 03 at
the Oregon State Capitol building in Salem.
If you wish to testify before the committee, please join us in
Conference Room H-382 at 8:00 for a
Title: RE: [Eug-lug]ebooks
I am interested in this topic too. I have been messing around with tex and find it interesting but difficult. Also can someone suggest how to make text files into formats for a palm using linux tools
thanks
Garry
-Original Message-
From: Rob Hudson
One simple way, without preprocessing, is to put your file up on a local
webserver (say, apache on your own machine, linux or otherwise) and then
use a utility like AvantGo (with a custom channel definition for your
own machine, if possible, or even a small free-hosting service) to load
up your
This is what I HAVE done.
Downloaded the stage1 tarball and burned to a CD
Followed the instructions to the letter.
Using dchcpd it easily connected to the winmodem in
my XP box, over the eth0.
Everything installed and comppiled fine.
I emerged gnome, Xwindows, mc,
diald, wvdial, ppp, pppd,
Title: Re: [Eug-lug]Nifty Laptop for sale with ALL the
fix'ns
Excalibur LT300 Specifications
Hal
Sundt @ 541-942-1386 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Structure:
Based on
ChemBook 301 5 Series
Dimension Weight:
10.2 (W) x 12.7 (D) x 1.5 (H) weighing 6.1 lbs
with FDD and battery
pack).
LCD Display Panel:
Title: RE: [Eug-lug]Nifty Laptop for sale with ALL the
fix'ns
Excalibur LT300 Specifications
Hal
Sundt @ 541-942-1386 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Structure:
Based on
ChemBook 301 5 Series
Dimension Weight:
10.2 (W) x 12.7 (D) x 1.5 (H) weighing 6.1 lbs
with FDD and battery
pack).
LCD Display Panel:
Title: RE: [Eug-lug]Nifty Laptop for sale with ALL the
fix'ns
Excalibur LT300 Specifications
Hal
Sundt @ 541-942-1386 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Structure:
Based on
ChemBook 301 5 Series
Dimension Weight:
10.2 (W) x 12.7 (D) x 1.5 (H) weighing 6.1 lbs
with FDD and battery
pack).
LCD Display Panel:
Ok. Enough is Enough. I think you have sent this ad to the list plenty of times.
Posting the same ad over and over is not going to make anybody buy the laptop. In fact
it will probably just aggravate people.
Also, just as a friendly suggestion, you may want to check the accuracy of
your
We have two presentations this month.
The newbie track:
Title: Gentoo Linux
Presenters: Jack Morgan, Graham Forest
Time: Saturday, April 12th, 1:00 to 3:00 PM
Place: EFN World HQ, 43 W. Broadway
Gentoo Linux is surging in popularity. Learn from two of
Grigsby, Garl wrote:
wow. 8.5 feet wide. That must suck to try to find a place to work..
There was an accident involving a sendmail bug and a month's worth of
penis enlargement spam...
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http://kbobsoft.com
Abiword can save to palm doc format as well as open them. OpenOffice 1.1
can do that too.
Ben Barrett wrote:
One simple way, without preprocessing, is to put your file up on a local
webserver (say, apache on your own machine, linux or otherwise) and then
use a utility like AvantGo (with a custom
I'm asking for a friend, and so far I don't know too much about eBooks.
I thought thew were like PDFs and Adobe had something to do with them?
What's the Open Ebook and all the other 'ebook' formats mentioned (zTXT,
Rich Reader, TealDoc, Plucker, etc)?
What's an ebook? Are they just for PDAs?
Your friend probably wants to use a format that default PalmOS devices
can read! I assume there are some commercial preparation services
designed for people in this friend's situation, who help professionally
prepare the document for sale. Of course if this is a
low-budget/shoestring operation,
I intended to send to individuals when I forwarded.
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Help! It doesn't work for me. :)
# make money
make: *** No rule to make target `money'. Stop.
On 20030402.1252, Ben Barrett said ...
Your friend probably wants to use a format that default PalmOS devices
can read! I assume there are some commercial preparation services
designed for
You need xyzgcc 4.02.3.51.
Rob Hudson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Help! It doesn't work for me. :)
# make money
make: *** No rule to make target `money'. Stop.
On 20030402.1252, Ben Barrett said ...
Your friend probably wants to use a format that default PalmOS devices
can read! I
Oh, that -- you need to have read *and* write access to your account
records (.qif files or otherwise)... if it still doesn't work for you,
send me your swiss bank account numbers and access codes, and I'll see
what I can do for you. You might simply need a customized target, or in
the worst
On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, Rob Hudson wrote:
I'm asking for a friend, and so far I don't know too much about eBooks.
I thought thew were like PDFs and Adobe had something to do with them?
What's the Open Ebook and all the other 'ebook' formats mentioned (zTXT,
Rich Reader, TealDoc, Plucker, etc)?
This might be interesting to hear -Beaker
Original Message
From: - Wed Apr 02 13:27:13 2003
From: Ken Barber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [laneopensource] HB 2892 - history in the making
Oregon's House Bill 2892, a piece of legislation that I wrote,
will be heard at 8:30 am
On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, Rob Hudson wrote:
I was actually looking at DocBook. The document is being written in
Word, but I found an rtf-to-xml converter that might get us most of the
way. Not sure.
With DocBook, I was never able to find an 'editor'. How do you create
DocBook documents? I can
On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, Larry Price wrote:
Or use a heavyweight logical markup like DocBook or Latex and generate
multiple output formats.
My own preference would be DocBook, because I know I can find output
filters for PDF, postscript, smart-ascii, html and most any widely
available format.
Beaker (aka Jeff W) wrote:
From: Ken Barber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [laneopensource] HB 2892 - history in the making
[...] You will need RealPlayer installed on your computer for this to
work.
The irony is delicious. (-:
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Ken Barber wrote:
In the draft of the bill that I sent to Rep. Barnhart, there was a
clause that would have required the State to use open-standard
formats in all public documents available for electronic download
-- which would probably require them, in the future, to make
these things
On Wednesday 02 April 2003 15:06, Bob Miller wrote:
From: Ken Barber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [laneopensource] HB 2892 - history in the making
[...] You will need RealPlayer installed on your computer for
this to work.
The irony is delicious. (-:
In the draft of the bill that I sent
I'm glad they did put it in RealPlayer format - how many people have an
Ogg Vorbis player and why should they half to download yet another
program for multimedia. There is already Windows Media Player,
Quicktime, Realplayer, Flash, Java, etc.
Ken Barber wrote:
On Wednesday 02 April 2003 15:06,
Not sure when this happened, but Mozilla is heading in a new direction.
In summary, gone are the days of the all-in-one browser, mail client,
composer, chat client, calendar, etc., etc.
(We already have Emacs for that! ;)
http://www.mozilla.org/roadmap.html
-Rob
The difference, as I understand it, is that the good media players
allow plug-in protocols -- I believe that even Windows Media Player will
play Ogg Vorbis files, if the codec is installed. If the proper codec
is installed, on windows, just about any media player can use it, iirc.
Same goes for
Is there going to be a Linux clinic this Thursday evening?
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Phoenix and Minotaur are the ideal models of their new development, as I
understand their statements...
I've been using Phoenix since I came across it (was using Galeon, which
I liked more than Mozilla, but I like Phoenix better for the most part),
and it is great! The recovery feature of Galeon
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On Wed, Apr 02, 2003 at 07:09:57PM -0800, Kent Loobey wrote:
Is there going to be a Linux clinic this Thursday evening?
Well I'm going to be there. =)
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Joseph Carter [EMAIL PROTECTED]Bring our troops home!
I stopped a
On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, Kent Loobey wrote:
Is there going to be a Linux clinic this Thursday evening?
Yes. 04-03-2003 1830-?
btw. I will not be attending the clinic on 04-10-2003, but Patrick has
graciously acceded to being the one who will keep a lid on the mad
scientists club while I am on
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On Wed, Apr 02, 2003 at 07:09:57PM -0800, Kent Loobey wrote:
Is there going to be a Linux clinic this Thursday evening?
Well I'm going to be there. =)
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Friends,
I've just returned from the capitol building. I first met with Rep.
Kitts (R) regarding this bill. He indicated the following:
* IT certainly has taken it in the chin during this economic
downturn
* We need to do more to help the IT community in Oregon beyond R D
tax credits
*
Cooper Stevenson wrote:
Finally, I am told that the Business Software alliance _will_ be
testifying in opposition of this bill. If some of you could do some
research on the BSA and send me links of articles outlining their
practices, motivation and case history I would be very great full.
This
Finally, I am told that the Business Software alliance _will_ be
testifying in opposition of this bill.
Here's another telling link:
http://www.howtotell.com/ww/script/bsa.asp
I think perhaps BSA is a puppet organization of M$
-Beaker
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Ben Barrett wrote:
So there *is* a less-evil option, but if you want to use the truly Free
player, you still have to rely on (and allow!) some non-free code onto
your system (the DLL). The DLL is designed for Windows, so one would
hope that it would not make any malicious linux kernel
EULA? That's not a TLA... is it a button I clicked on?
2892 would be great, but what if linux (without tcpa adherence) was
outlawed?! would we just get our source from off-shore or is it the
End? Could, for instance, tivo start using cygwin and a host of other
changes in similar direction? I
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