1. Through the internet (try Walla for Israeli distributors).
2. It should work under Linux. I've had a problem - Linux didn't recognize
at all my SCSI (ISA), but when specifying (expert mode if it is during
installation of R.H.) DMA=5,IRQ=11,... it work just fine. You should try it
first before s
BNM>> Are there Russian Howtos or FAQ for beginners ??
Surely. First of all, take look on fido7.ru.linux and their FAQ's
(available on WWW). Then:
http://www.tyumen.ru/~mc/linux/soft.shtml
http://xtalk.price.ru/linux/
http://kulichki.rambler.ru/moshkow/ - look for UNIX
http://www.chat.ru/~mosk/
Amos Shapira wrote:
> On Fri, April 16 1999, "Peter L. Peres" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> | imho this is a brilliant shot in the foot of Microsoft by its own
> |chairman because it is well-known that one of the few killer applications
> |that have advanced MS Windows have been integrated office
Just got this email few days ago...
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Linux - The STABLE and FUN way to operate
Hello,
1) The modem isn't officially released yet, be looking for it around
late May to June.
2) I didn't have to use any drivers, I simply did a cat /proc/pci
found the I/O a
Dunno if Bezeq supports the required features, but still it's an
interesting story from LinuxToday:
http://linuxtoday.com/stories/5093.html
--Amos
--Amos Shapira| "Of course Australia was marked for
133 Shlomo Ben-Yosef st. | glory, for its people had been chosen
J
Hi All,
1. Well, I got some emails from Redhat engineers and it appears that the latest
gnome (I think it's 1.0.8) got support for KDE menu's so (as much as I
understand - I'm not using Gnome) you'll be able to use and convert on the fly
your KDE menus so they can appear on the Gnome menus..
2.
On Sun, April 18 1999, Yoni Elhanani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
|Eli Marmor wrote:
|> According to rumors, RedHat sponsors the port of KDE-1.1 to Qt 2.0
|> (!!!) and its integration into RedHat-6.0, so KDE will be offered
|> as an alternative desktop environment (although GNOME will be the
|> defa
On Sun, April 18 1999, Boaz Rymland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
|Slightly off topic but refreshing indeed!
|
|http://www.empeg.com
I'm already on their waiting list for about 6 months by now (number
816) - have you seen anything new? Their site is not totally
up-to-date.
I finally called them la
On Sat, 17 Apr 1999, Udi Finkelstein wrote:
>> I seem to remember 4k pages set at kernel boot time to save space or
>>something like that.
>You are right.
>
>There *is*, however, a newer mode (available in pentium's and up) that use
>either 2M or 4M page size, which can reduce the page size tab
On Sun, 18 Apr 1999, shaul wrote:
>I am considering buying a small cheap postscript printer with Hebrew
>capabilities. Can you recommend one ?
>Have you any opinions on the around $400 Lexamark printers ?
If you find a postscipt capable printer for $400 (NIS 1600) please do let
up know.
Other
On Sun, 18 Apr 1999, Ben Nes Michael wrote:
>Boca is good choice
imho a cheap Apache modem will do fine. Has fax and voice mail built in,
both work under Linux (Rockwell chipset)
bye,
Peter
> If I'm not mistaking,
> there is a linux-il-announce-list,
> and you can send these kind of messages to there.
I didn't announce anything; I only wrote some rumors and predictions.
I am not the right person to announce SuSE 6.1, or RH6, or VMware 110
or Qt 2.0 ;-)
--
Eli Marmor
Boaz Rymland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Slightly off topic but refreshing indeed!
>
> http://www.empeg.com
1) This was refreshing when http://www.cryton.demon.co.uk/mp3mobile/
(now http://utter.chaos.org.uk/~altman/mp3mobile/) was posted here.
2) Cars running Linux are fun, but Linux run
Eli Marmor wrote:
>
>
> SuSE 6.1 to be released tomorrow. The international version will be
> reeased on May 3.
>
> Caldera 2.2 to begin shipping this week.
>
Yay, More 2.2 distro's on their way!
> The official release of Qt 2.0 is expected very soon.
Does anyone know about it's unicode-bi
Hi All
I installed Linux in my friend comps but guess what he is too lazy to
read in english.
Are there Russian Howtos or FAQ for beginners ??
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Hi everybody!
(Please no flames! I don't express here any opinion, and I don't
say anything positive or negative about anything here, but only
what is going to happen; Decide yourself what is the good, what is
the bad, and what is the ugly).
Rumors and expected events:
=
Slightly off topic but refreshing indeed!
http://www.empeg.com
Try zoltrix - but not the PCI one ...
On Sun, 18 Apr 1999, Ben Nes Michael wrote:
|Boca is good choice
|
|Eli Marmor wrote:
|
|> > I recommand a USR/3COM soprtster modem (33.6k or 56k) i had both 33.6 and 56
|> > and they work just great with linux... DIP, MINICOM, CHAT. all works just
|> > fin
An Israeli survey about Linux is at the following URL:
http://www.doran.co.il/ikar.htm
--
Eli Marmor
Amos Shapira writes:
> | > I try to follow it (the "stable" staging area) but last time I tried apt
> | > didn't get the Packages file. I tried to use the sources.list stanza's
> | > from the Gnome FAQ - could you send me the ones that work for you?
> |
> |I don't use it. I keep a local mir
I bought a UMAX scsi scanner with a proprietary SCSI card
that only works under Windows. Could someone recommend
a good computer shop in the Rehovot/Ashdod area where
I could get a replacement (also what card would you recommend).
Thanks,
Malcolm
Boca is good choice
Eli Marmor wrote:
> > I recommand a USR/3COM soprtster modem (33.6k or 56k) i had both 33.6 and 56
> > and they work just great with linux... DIP, MINICOM, CHAT. all works just
> > fine w/o even specifing any serial ports or whatever.
>
> Most Sportsters don't work well with
> I recommand a USR/3COM soprtster modem (33.6k or 56k) i had both 33.6 and 56
> and they work just great with linux... DIP, MINICOM, CHAT. all works just
> fine w/o even specifing any serial ports or whatever.
Most Sportsters don't work well with mgetty, so if you are going to
use mgetty, prefer
Basicly, He can buy any modem that has all the features built "HARDWARELY"
because windmodems are using software to work wich is not compatible with
linux.
I recommand a USR/3COM soprtster modem (33.6k or 56k) i had both 33.6 and 56
and they work just great with linux... DIP, MINICOM, CHAT. all wo
A friend of mine has a question:
Which modem should he buy, which will work under Linux. Now, he has a
WinModem (bummer, uh?).
Noam Meltzer
Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
> "Peter L. Peres" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > At the hw level: The addressable memory on an Intel proecssor is divided
> > into pages (currently 4k each ?). This is the minimum size of any
> > allocated memory, file, program etc.
>
> Are you saying that "malloc(siz
> A segment violation is an access violation on a page of memory, commited
> by the program or by the kernel. A sigsegv done by a user program causes
> a special piece of code in the kernel to trigger and to stop the user's
> task, by delivering a SIGSEGV to it.
To be more accurate, it ONLY sends
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