Well, Cory's keyboard is smaller than mine. I guess he doesn't
mine cramming his fingers together trying to find those little
chicklet keys.
Chris' Twiddler2 is a zero handprint. As long as you maintain a
firm grip, it won't fall under anything.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 1/17/2001 8:26:36 PM
On Wed,
I think a pound of feathers is heavier than both!
Which of these three pounds hits the ground first when dropped from the same height,
simultaneously, in a vacuum?
On Thu, Jan 18, 2001 at 08:09:07AM -0800, Bob Crandell wrote:
A British Thermal Unit (BTU) is a measurement of the amount of
If this is an automated test, then the one controlled by
Slackware will result in all objects hitting the ground
simultaneously. The one controlled by Debian will have results
that are undefined. ;^)
How can 1 pound of one thing be a different weight than 1 pound
of something else?
[EMAIL
Since I (and probably others) learn best from examples, I thought it
would be cool if we all could share command line tricks that we've
picked up and use often. Tricks with perl, awk, sed, xargs and all
the other unix tools with redirects and pipes - the works.
I've often written things in perl
Situation: Lets say I want to migrate all users on a Debian slink machine to
a new Debian potato machine that's just been setup with identical packages
(only a root user and a single user account have been created on the new
box).
Question: What's the easiest way to get the dozen or so user
On Thu, 18 Jan 2001, Cory Petkovsek wrote:
but the keys are regular size (width by length). Just not regular
height.
Cory, I think it would be kinder and more inclusive to say your laptop's
keys are alternatively statured.
-Chris
GreatBridge sent us a CD with v7.03. We're not interested.
Anyone want it?
It's full, unabridged for Linux. It has RPMs for Redhat 6.1,
6.2 and 7.0. It includes the source in tar.gz.
Let me know and I'll bring it to the meeting tonight.
Bob Crandell
ComSource Associates, Inc.
Your IT
Bob,
YesI would love it.
Thanks
Sean
Bob Crandell wrote:
GreatBridge sent us a CD with v7.03. We're not interested.
Anyone want it?
It's full, unabridged for Linux. It has RPMs for Redhat 6.1,
6.2 and 7.0. It includes the source in tar.gz.
Let me know and I'll bring it to the
It will be there.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 1/18/2001 11:07:29 AM
Bob,
YesI would love it.
Thanks
Sean
Bob Crandell wrote:
GreatBridge sent us a CD with v7.03. We're not interested.
Anyone want it?
It's full, unabridged for Linux. It has RPMs for Redhat 6.1,
6.2 and 7.0. It includes
On Thu, Jan 18, 2001 at 10:08:36AM -0800, Bob Crandell wrote:
If this is an automated test, then the one controlled by
Slackware will result in all objects hitting the ground
simultaneously. The one controlled by Debian will have results
that are undefined. ;^)
How can 1 pound of one thing be
On Thu, Jan 18, 2001 at 10:15:55AM -0800, Rob Hudson wrote:
Since I (and probably others) learn best from examples, I thought it
would be cool if we all could share command line tricks that we've
picked up and use often. Tricks with perl, awk, sed, xargs and all
the other unix tools with
On Thu, Jan 18, 2001 at 10:51:25AM -0800, Garl R. Grigsby wrote:
cut and past the appropriate lines from the password file of one machine to the
password file of the other machine.
Garl
You will also need to migrate their home directories; cd to /home,
# tar cf - . | (ssh $OTHERHOST "cd /home
On Thu, Jan 18, 2001 at 12:10:12PM -0800, Joseph Anthony Griffo wrote:
It appears that recompiling the mandrake kernel is an 'impossible' task.
If not impossible, it is at the least a very difficult task. It is for
this reason that I think it is time to do a debian install. My question
before
How can 1 pound of one thing be a different weight than 1 pound
of something else?
Which of these three pounds hits the ground first when dropped
from the same height, simultaneously, in a vacuum?
Weight is subjective; we weigh difference amounts when we go from
place to place, not just
REAL Q: Has _anyone_ gotten a new (homemade) kernel to boot
on the standard Mandrake 7.2 install?
I have attempted on Mandrake 7.1 to no avail. I think that we get the
same 'unable to mount root' error each time. quite annoying!
p.s. I looked at the debian/reiserfs install page, and it
Tim Grant from Avalon Technology group sent the following posting
to me. They are looking for a budding Python programmer.
This is a good group of people who are very Open Source oriented.
---
Forwarded
I compiled a kernel for Mandrake 7.1, back when I was using it. As I recall,
it compiled without problems. However, the Mandrake patches were incompatible
with Win4lin patches, at the time, so I ended up using a plain kernel compiled
from sources from kernel.org without reiserfs.
This link
From: Christopher Allen
Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 22:40
On Wed, 17 Jan 2001, Dexter Graphic wrote:
of the power now being generated by fossil fuels. In short, the
end of oil signals the end of civilization, as we know it."
http://www.dieoff.org/synopsis.htm
Judging by
Hi all,
I've finally decided to throw Debian on a box to check it out. Do I
really need to make _all_ those floppy images to do an ftp install,
or is there a better way, like a mini iso image that can get me
where I can ftp the rest of the stuff? I could download and burn the
distribution
Garl R. Grigsby wrote:
cut and past the appropriate lines from the password file of one
machine to the password file of the other machine.
Do the same for /etc/group.
And for /etc/shadow, if you're using shadow passwords.
--
Kbob
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On Thu, 18 Jan 2001, Dexter Graphic wrote:
John McCarthy's wild exuberance seems to depend on the prospects
of unlimited nuclear energy through breeder reactors. Let's see
how many people would be in favor of PGE setting up one of those
here in Eugene. g
EWEB was on track in 1969 to build
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