ere to set it
to be seen on all desktops. I dug around until I found it. It's in the
upper left hand corner on my KDE. I think that is the default. When one
puts their mouse pointer on it, it says "On all desktops". If you click
that, it then makes the video going to the
well but my hard drives
need room to breath. lol So, if I leave the 100Mb/sec card in and use
it, it will be the bottleneck for my network. Right now, the connection
to the puter is the last upgrade I'll need to be ready to surf like
lightening.
I learned my lesson on SMR a while back. I go
y will want a camera on my rig so they can watch me surf. I found a
> search engine that may work. It is here:
>
> www.ixquick.com
>
> Does anyone have a better search tool? I don't like Yahoo either. I do
> like froogle so that would be a bonus. You know, shopping tool
tp://www.linux.com/archive/feature/113733
> [3] http://packetprotector.org/
>
> Cheers and good luck,
> Matt
> --
> Matthew W. Summers
> quantumsummers | trustee, gentoo foundation
>
>
I'm using this tool for general filtering of stuff.
http://www.gentoo-wiki.info/Mo
nline when I need to not when
>> they think I should. I also plan to keep my OS up to date even if it
>> means a 10 hour download. If they can't handle that, I'll find someone
>> who can. Already found my new ISP just waiting for word from my current
>> one. T
I try to find something good in everything, except hal. lol
When I set up my old rig for my Mom, she will have a pretty nice size
monitor to surf the net on.
Thanks for all the ideas. I think we can put this to rest now. The
monitor just didn't like me building a new rig. Oh well.
D
x27;s notebook does.
>However it is seen in a different way: the windows 7 recognize it as if
>it
>were a wired conection ( 3 PCs icon instead of a usual signal bar). But
>when connected it still can't surf the net.
>
>Any help would be appreciated. :)
>
>2012/1
3), but if employees are here late they should work, not surf
* Downloading files is not allowed (.exe, .com, .arj, .zip, .asf, .avi,
.mpg, .mpeg, etc)
* We do not like banners, so they are filtered and replaced with a
transparent gif (this is where you get creative!).
* All other connec
est and look at
in the cluster and hpc world, as a rpm or deb package; so I'm looking for a
time saver, to surf thru the myriad of codes I'm getting; many look very
cool from the outside, but once I run them, they are pigs...
Then a slick way to keep them secure and clean it out.
er the world of normal humanoids. That will
> force the Gentoo community to make Gentoo a commodity technology for
> the world's normal folks.gentoo's destiny in my opinion.
Oh, I'd tend to disagree. Source-based distributions IMHO would be a huge
pain in the neck for th
like Google
> > since they seem to be doing things that I'm just not comfy with. Next
> > they will want a camera on my rig so they can watch me surf. I found a
> > search engine that may work. It is here:
> >
> > www.ixquick.com
> >
> > Does anyone
RL is below. I'm sort of getting to where I don't like Google
>>> since they seem to be doing things that I'm just not comfy with. Next
>>> they will want a camera on my rig so they can watch me surf. I found a
>>> search engine that may work. It is here:
uld just put up a RH/centos box
> and evaluate codes there. It seems *everything* I want to test and look at
> in the cluster and hpc world, as a rpm or deb package; so I'm looking for a
> time saver, to surf thru the myriad of codes I'm getting; many look very
> cool from the
lot of this depends on what you are doing with the box tho. It's just
> something you have to sort of work out as you go which may be why some
> recommend EVMS or LVM. I have read up on it but just never got up the
> nerve to try it yet. This is a desktop mostly used to surf the net
ger appeal to her than Gnome. Although, the environment she
really took to was XFCE (though it's not a choice in this discussion).
In looking at Holly's post, I'm inclined to agree. Being that most of
the stuff I do (besides surf the net), but things like programming,
moving files,
rub static is no problem if you
don't mind that its slw. I use 2TB USB drive with Gentoo Xfce
installed to back up my families Laptops. Plug in the USB drive. Power
on the Laptop, Login as Laptop-1. Click the Backup or Restore Icon to
start the required rsync session. Have lunch or surf
27;m desktop so I'd have a ethernet plug for mine. Wifi
for my cell phone tho. Oh, printer too. I assume I can use my router.
It has a ethernet cable going from modem to router. Looks pretty simple
to me. If I can use my existing router, don't know why I can't, then it
should be
y particularly to you.
>
>
> In this case, my policy states:
> * Surfing (HTTP/HTTPS) is allowed during work hours (mon-fri 8-17 and
> sat 8-13), but if employees are here late they should work, not surf
> * Downloading files is not allowed (.exe, .com, .arj, .zip, .asf
are for "obscure" keys, use showkey.
If you'd like a copy of my keyboard layout to help you on your way, just
drop me a personal email.
> The keyboard shows up as: "Unicomp Inc. Surf Ruffian USB 122 Keyboard v
> 2.50". Xev shows that the function keys F13--F24 yie
; R0b0t1.
> >>
> >
> > Hi R0b0t1,
> >
> > For "normal browsing" I created a profile for firefox which is privacy
> > enhanced -- blocking all sorts of things. This profile works half
> > with the sites I normally visit.
> > Aliexpress get sc
x27;t
> been run to
> attach a channel to the port and to the rest of the setup. That step is not
> detailed in
> the wiki. You need to assign the those via mythsetup, before running the
> front end
>
> Surf to - http://mythtv.org/docs/mythtv-HOWTO-9.html and
e years ago) and stage3
(more recently) tarballs in the past. This stage4 is quick to set up
and the basics seem to work very well - I can log in at the
framebuffer & surf the internet using elinks :D. This stag4 also
includes fluxbox, which I haven't used before & am not really
was complaining about
it. Everything seems to be working OK. It's the reboot I worry about.
I ran for almost 10 months just to reboot and find out my inittab was
blank. It wasn't happy at all and I was very worried.
>It's really not a big deal. Relax.
>
>
I'
o for the PS3 is supplied as a LiveCD for chrooting and a stage4
> tarball - I've only ever used stage1 (3 or more years ago) and stage3
> (more recently) tarballs in the past. This stage4 is quick to set up
> and the basics seem to work very well - I can log in at the
> framebuffe
but, who knows?
Ati driver referred to a radeon?
C. 'modules-update' needs to be ran after building kernels
and after rebuildling xorg-x11? (or something like that).
D. Graphics acceleration (dri, drm, fglrx, glxgears, opengl etc etc)
and many more specific are still a little confusing to
your browser session. It's impossible to use most
>> >> pages without having cookies enabled (this makes automating things
>> >> with web libraries infuriating).
>> >>
>> >> R0b0t1.
>> >>
>> >
>> > Hi R0b0t
some privacy related things enabled. Aliexpress works --
including poping up this [beep] "Are you new to Aliexpress?" popup.
Cookies are enabled with this profile.
Does it do this on every page load or just the first time you interact with it?
I did the following:
*** Surf to www.aliexpre
t; > them when you close your browser session. It's impossible to use
> > > > > > most
> > > > > > pages without having cookies enabled (this makes automating things
> > > > > > with web libraries infuriating).
> > > > > >
first time you interact with it?
I did the following:
*** Surf to www.aliexpress.com (no popup and no way to search despite
the fact that a search bar is shown.)
*** Click on any product -- product will be displayed and popup pops
up (hence the name), click the popup to remove it. Search bar now wo
responsibilities.
No, surely you are pulling my leg here.?
This is rather simple. Anyone with strong to elite skills send me your resume
and tell me what kind of business you'd like to own. I'll surf through
the desires and ideas and pick one (or use one I like) and fund the
startup a
dress
massive machine control. Technical persons will be managing tens of
thousands of processors, via computer, and consumers and other users
will not be able to surf thru thousands of vendor supplied
software applications. For exammple, just go and try to find
your copy of a manual to some
> like
> > > > > > > > disable cookies. I'd not suggest doing that, at most delete all
> > > > > > > > of
> > > > > > > > them when you close your browser session. It's impossible to
> > > > &
> > > > > > I feel like I need to ask whether or not you've done
> > > > > > > > > something like
> > > > > > > > > disable cookies. I'd not suggest doing that, at most delete
> > > > > > >
quot;obscure" keys, use showkey.
Yes, if I can get the keys that now send combinations to work correctly,
I could start by putting together a keymap in a single file from what's
already there and adjust that to what I need.
If I can't get those keys to work correctly, is there a wa
conceal what I do. But once I am put in that position, I'm out
of the realm of my 'rights', and into the realm of setting my desires
above the 'rights' of others.
I desire to take your television, so I must conceal what I do because
you have the 'right' to ret
st place, but once that was done it can perform reliably without
further administrative intervention," is what I said about Knoppix.
There was an admin, but there isn't one now. I don't know what I said
that led you to believe I thought something different.
The more that is asked of a sy
ould never be an admin" ever. But for
> certain sorts of users, there need to be products that don't require
> that an admin be present in order to keep things working properly
> (enough). If a box is configured well and it can be made to be
> static, does it real
ake modules_install` so we can see stuff for ourselves. You'll notice
that I look to check things like the /usr/src/linux symlink here and
that the .config used is actually the same one as I suggest he posts.
Stroller.
True, you may have to read between the lines but I do not have any
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