On Mon, 2004-05-31 at 07:50, Raj Mathur wrote:
[SNIP]
1. Only people who've had extensive experience with a piece of
software should be speaking on it. There's just no point in giving a
top-level overview of the software and not being able to answer
questions that the audience throws up. So,
Hi everyone,
I believe I have found a (possible) solution w.r.t. creating the central CD
vendor for Linux distros.
I had a talk with one of the directors of a firm called Kits 'n' Spares,
which is located at Nehru Place. The fiirm belongs to the EFY group
(publishers of LINUX For You). The
On Monday 31 May 2004 11:39 am, Rahul Chopra wrote:
I am sure others (ex: Edwin who was to talk to Purple Computers) are
working on getting vendors who will be agreeable to the sale price of Rs 35
for a single CD. I suggest that we wait for some time for their efforts to
bear fruit, and then
Rahul Chopra wrote:
Kits 'n' Spares was communicated the following support from iLUGD (these
points were discussed at the meet):
1. The LUG website would guide its members to Kits 'n' Spares through
website and FAQ
2. The LUG would send the latest distros' master copies to Kits 'n' Spares
A
On Monday 31 May 2004 12:09 pm, Tarun Dua wrote:
1. Will ILUGD extend the same cooperation to other vendors meeting the
above minimum requirements. Non-Exclusivity ??? would it be acceptable to
the vendor
I think exclusivity is not an option that ILUGD should ever exercise. We can
promise
Sandip Bhattacharya wrote:
I think exclusivity is not an option that ILUGD should ever exercise. We
can promise vendors that we will give them adequate opportunity to
advertise their wares on our site. But no single vendor should ever be
exclusively
promoted. It is wrong - philosophically,
I think instead of enforcing SLAs, we should allow buyers to leave their
feedbackon the site against each vendor. That will take care of lots of
headaches.
This sounds a lot like what baazee.com does. Can't we just sell through
baazee.com and advertise that fact on the ilugd site as well as
hi there,
i have been using linux to access internet for a couple of months now. it
works to its reputation a virus free web access. but one question that
keeps on cropping in my mind is that if some one can write executable
malicious codes to execute on windows platform (for eg. files with
Hello,
I require the desktop version of PCQuest Linux (Latest Version).
Please if any one cld burn it for me please mail me.I can collect from any location.
Bye
Ankur Tyagi
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ankur
I dont have PCQuest Linux but i can provide u Redhat 8 9 (3 CDs), which every u
like. how will u collect it from Jalandhar, Punjab,
Sunil Datta
Ankur Tyagi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I require the desktop version of PCQuest Linux (Latest Version).
Please if any one cld burn it
You could take it from me in Gurgaon.
Akshay
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ankur
I dont have
Hi
then what keeps these guys to implement the same for linux or unix, i.e.,
is it possible to write such malicious code to execute on linux on a mere
click or upon downloading.
To get the ans of above you have to know basic security policy of Linux/Unix.
In windows there are excutalbe files
To get the ans of above you have to know basic security policy of
Linux/Unix.
In windows there are excutalbe files but in Linux there is no such things.
A
file is excutable if it has only excutable permission.
Also in Unix/Linux most of the system files admins excutables files are
kept
To get the ans of above you have to know basic security policy of
Linux/Unix.
In windows there are excutalbe files but in Linux there is no such things.
A
file is excutable if it has only excutable permission.
Also in Unix/Linux most of the system files admins excutables files are
kept
Ankur Tyagi wrote:
Hello,
I require the desktop version of PCQuest Linux (Latest Version).
Please if any one cld burn it for me please mail me.I can collect from any
location.
Please use the CD list.
-Tarun
--
Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.
-- Albert
pg smh wrote:
thanx for the information , however i'm still left with one question,
how do viruses still work on linux then, so as to have anti viruses
being available to cure them? is it bcoz of the user's stupidity to run
the scripts as root or what?
A GNU/Linux is usually used as a file
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