Yes, but it was never for free to anyone. Only sold commercially..
Now it's available as free if a person's university signs with them with the
QT University, and now you can get also a 30 days evaluation for free..
Hetz
On Monday 19 March 2001 18:32, Oren Held wrote:
Hi Hetz
Maybe this
Title: netstat
in netstat -a i can see two open ports 1 6 which belong to raw, ??
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On Tue, Mar 20, 2001, mike ray wrote about "netstat":
in netstat -a i can see two open ports 1 6 which belong to raw, ??
Like in Jeopardy, I would ask you to "please rephrase that in the form of
a question" :)
But anyway, raw sockets do not have ports, they have protocols (see the
raw(7)
On Tue, Mar 20, 2001, To mike ray wrote about "Re: netstat":
Or maybe this is simply a socket that 'netstat' itself needs to open in order
to query network information, much like a "ps" process appears when running
"ps"? Again, a look at netstat sources can answer this question but I'm too
Hi list.
For some reason it doesn't want to work...
All I need is to connect through null-modem cable to another Linux
machine. Tried both 2.2.16 with pcmcia-cs-3.1.99 and 2.4.2 on RH7.0
Any attempts to connect to port in Minicom doesn't succeed.
Have I missed something?
The laptop has a modem
hi,
the serial ports on thinkpads can be configured in bios in three different
ways: Enabled, Disabled and OS Controlled. In my experience, switching the
serial port from OS Controlled (the default) to Enabled solved the
problems - you might want to try that.
then again, this might not be the
On 20-Mar-2001 Hetz Ben Hemo wrote:
(Funny note - the Windows driver is 2.59MB, the Mac driver is 7.54MB and the
Linux driver is ... 300k :)
Not funny - SAD. But then, what's new about Windows being bloatware :-)
//-
Shlomo Solomon
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On Tue, Mar 20, 2001, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote about "RE: USB modem Linux
driver":
On 20-Mar-2001 Hetz Ben Hemo wrote:
(Funny note - the Windows driver is 2.59MB, the Mac driver is 7.54MB and the
Linux driver is ... 300k :)
Not funny - SAD. But then, what's new about Windows being
Another proof that Linux is bloatware: compare the tiny
"notepad" to the
100 MB (!!) XEmacs...
Which reminds me of that programmer who was interviewed in DRDobbs few month
ago, claiming that IE5 was bloatware and that he managed to duplicate the
important capabilities in only a tiny
comparing notepad and xemacs is not really it.
compare notepad to knotes 107k
even if xemacs was a linux program (which is not)
you might as well compare word to ed(74k:)
Ely Levy
System group
Hebrew University
Jerusalem Israel
On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, Nadav Har'El wrote:
| On Tue, Mar 20,
On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, Maxim Kryachko wrote:
-the serial ports on thinkpads can be configured in bios in three different
-ways: Enabled, Disabled and OS Controlled. In my experience, switching the
-serial port from OS Controlled (the default) to Enabled solved the
-problems - you might want to
On Tue, Mar 20, 2001, Chen Shapira wrote about "RE: USB modem Linux driver":
BTW, what's so bad about bloatware? Diskspace is pretty cheap these days.
And I'd rather have that programmer at hp be working on new features,
plucking out bugs, or writing neat tools rather than making it 1M
Personally I'm not bothered by the disk space usage - I'm
more bothered
by programs that because of their bloatware (for lack of a
better term)
design take forever to run, take a huge amount of memory
while running,
and generally behave like elephants, not agile cheetahs.
Its a matter
On Tue, Mar 20, 2001, Ely Levy wrote about "Re: USB modem Linux driver":
comparing notepad and xemacs is not really it.
compare notepad to knotes 107k
even if xemacs was a linux program (which is not)
you might as well compare word to ed(74k:)
Continuing my series of quotes from American
hehe:-) I should learn not mess with you when you are in a writing mood:-)
your e-mail replay is *3 bigger :-)
would stop now before it would grow in e^x rate;)
Ely Levy
System group
Hebrew University
Jerusalem Israel
On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, Nadav Har'El wrote:
| On Tue, Mar 20, 2001, Ely
Title: RE: Serial port on IBM Thinkpad.
-Original Message-
From: mulix [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2001 6:53 PM
To: Maxim Kryachko
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Serial port on IBM Thinkpad.
-the serial ports on thinkpads can be configured in bios in
I believe the whole argument is pointless, since the mentioned pieces of
software compete for totally different types of users. I really don't
think that a mid-aged lady who wants to print out a birthday greeting
would find much use in vi, or ed for that sake .. and so a programmer
looking for
Sure, the borders aren't as clear as they used to be with all
those KDE's
and GNOMEs floating around and with the big money coming into
this niche
to market software and make it more "dumb user friendly" ..
But still, I believe that comparison can be made simply from
a subjective
On Thu, 22 Mar 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe the whole argument is pointless, since the mentioned pieces of
software compete for totally different types of users. I really don't
think that a mid-aged lady who wants to print out a birthday greeting
would find much use in vi, or ed
Hi,
I need my linux box to connect to the net. Which is the best software modem
with linux support arroungd? Real modem are dead as you know.. (also that
thread)...
- diego
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Hi
Just for your information, SuSE 7.1 is released in the ftps, finally. You
can upgrade through the net (currently doing it). I don't see any
evluation-cd iso (non-live) right now. Will probably (hopefully) come
soon.
Cya,
Oren.
On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, Chen Shapira wrote:
Almost all Java applications are elephants.
Jbuilder is the worse of them. Its huge, it sucks up 200M of memory, it has
more memory leaks than my lisp code has parenthesis.
But its the best Java IDE I know (well almost). The only one that debugs JSP
Hi, dgi_il!
On Tue, Mar 20, 2001 at 09:59:18PM -, you wrote the following:
I need my linux box to connect to the net. Which is the best software modem
with linux support arroungd? Real modem are dead as you know.. (also that
thread)...
I've had good luck with the Lucent chipset on a
Hi,
I need my linux box to connect to the net. Which is the best software modem
with linux support arroungd? Real modem are dead as you know.. (also that
thread)...
- diego
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"Nadav Har'El" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
XEmacs (or Emacs) is a half way to being bloatware. Most of the disk-space
it uses is packages that can be loaded when needed on runtime, so it doesn't
have to start slowly or use up tons of memory when it runs. But in reality,
when you use a dozen
Hey list!
I'm currently on an ADSL line connected with bezeq int.
I run a linux and a windows computer at home.
is there any prooved difference concerning speed between Linux and win9x
with ADSL?
I'm really not satisfied with the speeds i get now on windows and adsl
(sites abroad give me 20k/sec
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