On Thursday 26 August 2004 05:42, Offer Kaye wrote:
Yosef Meller wrote:
BTW - Is there an extention to mozilla that checks if you intended
to attach something, and warns you in the same way mozilla does
when you leave the subject empty? I really need that ;-)
Thanks!
Yosef.
Hi list,
I have a small problem, a friend of mine wish to buy a new computer, but does not want to buy
MS-Windows. Up to this everything is OK.
That person does not know much about computers and not interesting in knowing. The only use is for
word-processors and spread-sheets.
I'm looking for
ik wrote:
Hi list,
I have a small problem, a friend of mine wish to buy a new computer, but
does not want to buy MS-Windows. Up to this everything is OK.
Good for him.
That person does not know much about computers and not interesting in
knowing. The only use is for word-processors and
On Thursday 26 August 2004 18:07, ik wrote:
Hi list,
I have a small problem, a friend of mine wish to buy a new computer,
but does not want to buy MS-Windows. Up to this everything is OK.
That person does not know much about computers and not interesting in
knowing. The only use is for
Instead of starting a distro war here, I have the following suggestion:
ik wrote:
I'm looking for a Linux distro that will be the best suitable for this
type of person, that will not require *me* to run over on any problem
24-7, and will have the best feeling of an OS like MS-Windows.
If YOU are
Quoting William Sherwin, from the post of Thu, 26 Aug:
Pardon my ignorance, but why doesn't this person just buy a Macintosh?
They might be slightly more expensive, but they have a very
easy-to-use OS - and it's certainly not Windows...
because sadly in Israel we have a monopoly on the matter.
, ' , 22:14, :
ik wrote:
I have a small problem, a friend of mine wish to buy a new computer, but
does not want to buy MS-Windows. Up to this everything is OK.
That person does not know much about computers and not interesting in
knowing. The only use is for word-processors and
Shachar Shemesh wrote:
Instead of starting a distro war here, I have the following suggestion:
ik wrote:
I'm looking for a Linux distro that will be the best suitable for this
type of person, that will not require *me* to run over on any problem
24-7, and will have the best feeling of an OS like
Ira Abramov wrote:
rant about Yeda that my mailer could not copy
Sorry, guys, those days are gone. Yeda has good prices (better if you
bargain and they will), good support, and they often have things in
stock.
The last time I needed an obscure part (wifi card for a 5 year old laptop),
they
Diego Iastrubni wrote:
god those computers are sexy... they look really good, and have a good hebrew
support (safari is better then konqueror ATM). The problem is that OOo sux
there, and is really slow (so I heard). The look and feel of OOo does not
match the system ones,
That is a
ik wrote:
I think that Knoppix, suse and Mandrake (well I never tried Knoppix
myself) that I tested was really nice, alto Mandrake is unfinished.. And
Suse requires a lot of work in order to make it Hebrew enabled.
Presuming that a Hebrew interface is esential/important, perhaps a
Hebraized
Pwc is no longer supported in the linux kernel due to disagreement
between the pwc maintainer and the kernel maintainers.
http://www.smcc.demon.nl/webcam/
A bad news for users like me who have just bought this webcam a few
months ago :-(
Ira Abramov wrote:
Quoting William Sherwin, from the post of Thu, 26 Aug:
Pardon my ignorance, but why doesn't this person just buy a Macintosh?
They might be slightly more expensive, but they have a very
easy-to-use OS - and it's certainly not Windows...
because sadly in Israel we have a
This is a sad news (although I doubt that many distributions will release
their kernel with Greg's hook removal of pwcx module)..
I think the cam driver author should have follow the same route that the
emu10k1 (Sound Blaster Live card driver) did - a simple driver which was
compiled without
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