Hi People,
Over the last few weeks I had a crash with VMWare when I was exiting the guest
OS (I tried with Win2k and Win2k server as guest OS) - VMWare was crashing
right after I was clicking power off when the guest OS has been closed.
I have seen this happend on 4 machines - all of them Red
I need two Linux specialists familiar with specifics of embedded devices
(low memory, low disk space, etc.).
Victor,
I think (IMHO) that it might be beneficial for you and the people who are
subscribed to get a bit more info:
* Are you looking for kernel hackers?
* Embedded Specialist - do
On Sunday 29 December 2002 18:34, Victor Zaslavsky wrote:
I need to run Linux on the following board:
For this you have Midori Linux from transmeta. See:
http://midori.transmeta.com/ - if I recall correctly (I played with it a LONG
time ago) it supports all the hardware you mentioned, but you
The guy said he was looking to employ somebody for two years. I
assume this means he has a lot of work planned for the new recruit,
and it will not be enough to take a ready-made Linux distribution
and use it as-is...
You know, basing your product on Linux doesn't mean that you don't
I am using RH 8.0. The adsl ethernet modem is connected at eth0.
After the pppd connection dies I can't even ping the modem for
several minutes and I need to bring eth0 down and back up with
ifconfig. eth0 is ip 10.200.1.1 and eth1 is 192.168.1.1
Here is the message log for the last
On Mon, 30 Dec 2002 14:40:27 +0200, Baruch Even wrote
Hello,
I'm having trouble entering hebrew in an X terminal, I'm using
Multi-Gnome-Terminal but mlterm had the same problem.
Do this:
LANG=he_IL your terminal app
example: LANG=he_IL konsole
Thanks,
Hetz
Should this be relevant to gnome2 programs?
Also: what specific part of LANG? LC_CTYPE?
Anyway, what about (u)xterm?
Well, that really depends on which distribution and locale and DE. GNOME-2
shouldn't have problems like GNOME-1, but from my experience in Red Hat - they
set the default
On Wed, 1 Jan 2003 12:15:28 +0200, Ben-Nes Michael wrote
Hi All
I want to install Postgres on RH 7.2 but it require me to have GLIBC_2.3
Can i install GLIBC_2.3 on this system along side with the glibc-
2.2.4-31 ?
I suggest you recompile Postgre from the SRPMS or search for a standard
Of course!
Just use rpm's -i flag (install) and not -U (upgrade) and make sure
to run each ldconfig afterward (the rpm script probably does it for you
anyway, but it wont hurt to make sure).
ld.so is supposed to sort out which program needs to get which lib on
it's own but if some
Ooh,
I had tons of these problems..
Suggestions:
1. Make sure you have the latest GCC 2.96 (from RH 7.3 updates directory)
2. In that directory - make clean and re-run make
3. If those problems still resist, reboot. I have the exact same problem,
memtest doesn't give me any errors and yet -
On Thu, 2 Jan 2003 01:34:25 +0200 (IST), Ely Levy wrote
Hey,
I wanted to raise a discussion about the intergation of linux on schools
and kindergardens around israel.
there are few questions that come to mind.
Well, the first thing that you'll need is localization. You need all the
text,
Ladies and Gentlemen..
I have received a special permission from Jeremy White, the CEO of
CodeWeavers, to give a trial version of CodeWeavers's CrossOver Office
1.3.1 to Linux-IL users.
This version of XO (XO= Crossover Office in short) is fully working version
without any time bomb, so I'm
IGLU's URL:
ftp://ftp.iglu.org.il/pub/Hebrew/install-crossover-office-1.3.1.sh
Just an update:
Due to some limits, the penguin.org.il mirror has been removed and the IGLU's
URL is now correct.
Thanks,
Hetz
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On Sun, 5 Jan 2003 20:51:17 +0200 (IST), Ely Levy wrote
I tried it and it seems to work nicly with word 2k,
I printing/read stuff in english and hebrew.
but I couldn't figure out how to type in hebrew
I tried changing keyboard map but it didn't help
any suggestions?
Well, it seems you missed
I think its
ftp://ftp.iglu.org.il/pub/Hebrew/install-crossover-office-1.3.1.sh
True. I did send an updated email with the correct URL.
Any impressions from people who tested it with hebrew docs? problems that I
should report?
Thanks,
Hetz
for me it explodes as soon as I edit anything in a complex Hebrew doc.
Can u provide me the document so I can test it with their snapshots?
it didn't create any icons in gnome so I did that by hand. the installer
complains alot about missing bits of the KDE (mainly the libfontconfig)
Hi people,
During the last few days of people using crossover office, I recieved a
couple of bug reports regarding crossover/wine and Bidi problems.
I have written an email to Jeremy White (CEO of CodeWeavers) about it and
here's his answer.
Of course - all their work on bidi stuff is going
Hi,
I don't have much experience or knowledge of this issue, so I'm asking here...
Those new IDE hard drives that are sold today (40GB and up) with 7200 RPMS are
getting hot, as everyone knows (or felt)..
So my question is - when a fan is needed, and what sort of fan? I've seen
those 3-fans
On Fri, 10 Jan 2003 10:32:01 +0200, shlomo solomon wrote
Hi,
I'm a bit confused about the naming of kernel sources and I'd like
some help before I screw something up. I want to compile 2.4.20
instead of the existing
Which TV card do you have? are you absolutly sure it's not inside the
Ah?
NPTL is the new Native POSIX Thread Library for Linux. In what sense is
it cool? And what does NPTL have to do with languages???
Someone showed me some performance tests on NPTL compared to standard threads
(I see it also when I compile KDE CVS), the speed is indeed impressive...
It
Hi People,
I was looking for a good webcam Camera to use with Linux and GnomeMeeting
(great program!), so I searched for a camera which has good sensors, and full
Linux drivers. I found out that Philips PCVC740/PCVC750 and Logitech QuickCam
Pro 3000 and 4000 are sharing the same drivers which
Anybody here with a number of useful bug reports that can help pushing it?
(It is not just getting it into the distro, but also into the fontconfig
aliases file, so it will be used by files by default, and other stuff)
For this (at least in Red Hat case) you'll have to file an RFE...
For a change, Dvorak actually wrote something I agree with :-) This
has been on of my main complaints about Linux for some time now,
especially KDE (that I almost never use these days, exactly for that
reason). It just feels too much like Windows. And one of the reasons
I don't use
I suspect the chances of any of us actually moving RMS (is that what
the M stands for Mr? ;) are slim to none. He is a man of strong
convictions. I'm sure he would have reminded you that when Gnome
started, KDE was not free, among other things.
I have emailed him few weeks before
On Monday 13 January 2003 15:22, Nadav Har'El wrote:
On Mon, Jan 13, 2003, Hetz Ben-Hamo wrote about Re: article on ynet:
I have emailed him few weeks before Trolltech has announced that
Trolltech are switching from QPL to dual license (GPL. QPL) - if he
would have treated this mail, we
KDE's authors were certainly pragmatists. But many in the linux community
did not like this. Partly because of ideaological reasons (which are clear
enough, and I'll spear them here) and partially for practical reasons:
QT HAS A MONOPOLY
s/HAS/HAD ;)
- What if I want to apply a patch QT
Shankland [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Hetz Ben Hamo' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Today 05:12:26
The story is filed and should go up early Tuesday morning. Early in the U.S.,
at least. The essense of the story: SCO Group plans on charging a set of
customers using some of its Unix libraries on Linux
Hmm, what do u think about this:
RE: news from SCO?
From: Stephen Shankland [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Today 02:41:04
Yep. Big story in the works. Got a lot of new details. Very interesting case.
We were holding out for something besides the SCO statement,
Hi,
I was wondering if someone is using here Microsoft Terminal services here.
I'm planning to seperate the CVS version of KRDC from KDE (KRDC = KDE Remote
Desktop Control). In KDE 3.1 it only supports VNC (tightvnc and standard
VNC), and in the CVS version it has support for RDP.
At the
On Tuesday 14 January 2003 17:39, Yedidyah Bar-David wrote:
On Tue, Jan 14, 2003 at 04:26:34PM +0200, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering if someone is using here Microsoft Terminal services
here.
We (cs.tau) use.
That's very interesting. How is it developed? With any formal docs
As for 8 bit color only, thats what rdesktop gives, but I'm almost sure
that win2k TS gives more colors then 256 (at least with native windows
client) - after all, RDP 5.0 is not very different from RDP 5.1 specs..
Oops, my mistake. I just tested connecting from Win98 to WIn2k TS server. Yup,
That's not an unsubstantiated rumour. It's a slashdot troll of
outstanding performance, judging by how people buy into it. You should know
by now that Slashdot is Internet's official trolling place now.
Hell I even see trolling on ynet (the days I dont troll there myself)
Full story with
BTW - many of the sites I looked at, in my search for info about TV card in
general and the bt8** and saa7134 chips claimed that the saa7134 gives a
better quality picture, but of course that doesn't help me since I haven't
been able to get it to work :-(
And did you ask in [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I thought about VMware but its expensive for such small task ( im
going to check new sites ones a week ) so I thought that maybe there
are other competitors out there for VMware.
Well, your approach is very costly ;)
Allow me to suggest something else..
Take the CrossOver office. Install
Check out Bochs; bochs.sourceforge.net
It's a GPL'd project that's similar to vmware, but is architecture-
neutral. So you can run it on things other than x86. On the con side
that means it doesn't use the x86 virtual machine hardware thingy
(or whatever the techincal term is...) so it's
Will you be able to make money from the aforementioned task?
If yes, then VMware should be cost effective.
A license costs $299. Let's say you are a miser and can charge only
$30 per hour of your time, then the cost of VMware is equivalent to
10 hours.
Actually - it's $1296. If you look
Can you see something wrong with my posts? I haven't recieved my own
post back but I am recieving every other mail on the list, and
you've cc'd your reply to me for some reason (and I have recieved 2
copies of it). I only subscribed yesterday and this was my first
post so I may be missing
It's 50 times slower then your native machine speed (thats according to the
main bochs developer, based on the CVS version).
If anyone's interested, the post I linked before claims that
bochs+plex86 can go as fast as 90% of your native speed in the
optimal case. That's certainly
Not counting the Windows licenses that are needed, right?
This is an expense, which needs to be incurred no matter which VM or
emulator Michael chooses.
Well, with crossover office, he needs to pay 0 dollars to MS, he'll get the
best speed (wine apps are running around %90-95 of the
1. From where did you get this number ($1296)?
As I said, that was my impression back then when I did beta testing of VMWare
1.0 (it was on the newsgroup I think)
2. Version 3.2 EULA does not mention any limitation about running multiple
Again, I didn't check the 3.2 EULA. If you want to run
Hello Omer,
As I said, that was my impression back then when I did beta testing of
VMWare 1.0 (it was on the newsgroup I think)
So you used obsolete data in your arguments?!
As I said, it was in 1.0, I have written that I'm not sure about the current
license.
So, do check the 3.2 EULA
Microsoft cannot tie Internet Explorer to run only under native Windows,
or
else they'll be quicker then you think in the Antitrust case all over. I
have
checked that with CodeWeaver's CEO.
Don't they do that with Office XP?
Well, they make a very complex EULA, but at the end, MS
Is it fast? I know it's not fast compared to the latest P4/Athlons,
It is reasonably fast. What do you want it for?
For multimedia stuff it's totally slow (and don't try GNOME on it - it got
some serious problems with GTK and GTK-2. I didn't say it - Alan Cox
mentioned it on redhat's
On Sunday 19 January 2003 09:19, Muli Ben-Yehuda wrote:
Bezeq just contacted me, saying that they want to replace the ADSL
modem I am currently using with a Samsung ADSL modem (I don't have the
specific model yet). The Samusung is NIC based as well.
Anyone using this ADSL modem with Linux?
I have Orckit, and I'm very happy with it thus far. The problem is
that Bezeq is making noises as though they are replacing their entire
Merkaziya, and you have to switch to the Samsung modem.
They are, but they will stay fully compatible backward (all the modems that
Rotal gives are using
On Sunday 19 January 2003 11:54, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
cygwin...
The X server could use some improvements, as well as the setup program.
But it is really free, and it comes with a wealth of unix applications,
and gcc is there so you're able to build for yourself just about anything
else.
I
I would like to know the status of adsl usb modems, (which ever models
actcom gives out this days). How mauch are those modems supported, and how
much are good or not.
Some of them are supported (I don't know which modems Actcom gives - I'm
talking about the modems which rotal [my employer]
On Sun, 19 Jan 2003 16:49:00 +0200, Ben-Nes Michael wrote
Hi All
I want to install sreaming server.
My default choise was Microsoft Media Server as to my knowledge non
of the other can support the Microsoft client.
Does any one know of such streaming server that windows media player
Does the PCI here denote an internal PCI ADSL modem? If so, and
regardless the question of a Linux driver, what is its quality? No Linux
driver I assume?
Yeah, but totally different from the Ethernet version. the PCI ADSL modem is
just a cheap-o Winmodem, nothing more, although it's doing a
I'm having trouble understanding what I need to do to install a printer
and share it via Samba.
I'm trying to install a Lexmark E322 using a parallel cable. This
printer has drivers provided by Lexmark. I installed the RPMs, ran the
configuration utility, created a virtual device and a spool,
On Monday 20 January 2003 17:37, voguemaster wrote:
Alcatels are pretty rare commodity now.
I've heard you can find some at BezeqStore but whether they've got some
in their inventory at the moment, who knows. I've also heard that Bezeq
have ordered more Alcatels. I wonder when we'll see
On Monday 20 January 2003 20:20, voguemaster wrote:
Indeed that was what they've intended. However, their Samsung modems
have failed completely (from my understand they discovered a problem with
them) so they've stopped issuing them. The Rotal and others are causing
problems so Bezeq decided
On Monday 20 January 2003 21:31, Diego Iastrubni wrote:
here are the links to this usb driver:
http://eciadsl.flashtux.org/download.php
http://eciadsl.flashtux.org/eciadsl-usermode-0.6-2.i386.rpm
Yeah, thats the updated driver.
I think it is for this modem:
Any idea why? Do they have other external ethernet modems to replace it?
Why? to move from PPPoA to PPPoE.
replacement: Samsung Ethernet modem (300IL) - which got mixed results
regarding long term connections...
Thanks,
Hetz
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Hi,
I just seen this and I'm sure that there are many MySQL freaks here that would
be delighted about this...
http://www.mysql.com/press/release_2003_05.html
Long live and happiness.. (which means in my language - bed time)
Hetz
Thanks for your answer. You confirmed my fears about upgrading glibc. But
that leaves 2 questions.
1 - why aren't these libraries backward compatible?
Well, basically it should, but I've seen too many cases that it's not. Add to
that the fact that it was compiled with GCC 3.2 (my guess, I
I have a COMPAQ EVO 800 running mandrake 8.2 with the vanilla kernel
2.4.18-6, that does not support USB 2.0, but all the rest of the functions
of the machine (including an enhanced commercial X-server from XIG) work
perfectly. The preferred kernel version for USB 2.0 being 2.4.19 or up (I
Any ideas anyone?
If you're using CUPS, what does its web status tells you? is it in idle
mode? did you try to send a test print from the CUPS web interface?
Thanks,
Hetz
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Hi,
For those who are planning to upgrade to the upcoming RH 8.1, you might find
something interesting - some packages has been removed, specially:
- WindowMaker - Resource constraints
- wmapm - Part of Windowmaker removal
- wmclock - Part of Windowmaker removal
- wmix - Part of
On Thu, 23 Jan 2003 14:33:42 +0200, Alon Weinstein wrote
- WindowMaker - Resource constraints
- wmapm - Part of Windowmaker removal
- wmclock - Part of Windowmaker removal
- wmix - Part of Windowmaker removal
What do you mean by resource constraints? I happen to use
On Friday 24 January 2003 13:55, Ely Levy wrote:
latly universaties went to use britanica's high learning system,
this system doesn't work with any other client rather than ie
and since it's about to be used as the main school system
it would limit the use of linux in universaties desktop and
Hello People,
I have played with Red Hat phoebe2 last night and tonight, and from what seems
right now - you really want to hold yourself before upgrading to it..
There are LOTS of applications which will break due to the newer and (sort of)
incompatible glibc and the new NPTL implementation.
looks like a few servers are suffering there to.
irc.inter.net.il is dead, and netvision's primary DNS (194.90.1.5) is
sluggish to...
IRC of Internet Zahav had problems since thursday. I don't have any problems
with 194.90.1.5...
THanks,
Hetz
Hmm, how about doing this - it will be easier to grep ;)
(If you're using a graphical Mail client - then switch to Fixed fonts - in
KMail just press x)
Questions:
==
My desktop environment management is:
-
[_] 1. Only KDE.
[_] 2. I prefer KDE.
[_] 3.
And for the fun part of this email
Whoever knows what mame is ? Yes! The game emulator from atari and
old game boxes Now ported to linux , grab it now at
http://gxmame.sourceforge.net/
Gee, does it takes THAT much time from the GTK/GNOME camp to come up with a
front end to M.A.M.E? A
What's the deal with the redhat - kde relationship?
Did that bluecurve/bero-quiting incident kill our chances to get KDE
rpms when major versions are released?
Is anybody in redhat in charge of KDE connections?
Is this the beginning of the segmentation between europe and the states
leading
Could the mandrake SRPMs be rebuilt on RedHat? Probably no
How much work is required to modify them?
Depends. You'll need to replace the .tar.gz sources, remove lots of their
%patch, and modify the BuildRequires field ;)
Alternatively: How much work is required to modify the latest rawhide
I'd be greatful if people with other browsers and/or platforms other
than Linux would check the Globes site and let me know (in private mail
if you don't want to bother the list) browser name/version/platform and
where do you get stuck.
I'll try to draw their attention to this.
David Faure
On Thursday 30 January 2003 13:55, Ishai Parasol wrote:
Hi
Does any of you have experience with Cnet CNAD 804-NF Adsl router ?
Anything good or bad to say about it ?
From my past expirience - it's piece of shit (specially when it comes to keep
the connection up for few days)..
I would
Hi,
rdesktop 1.2.0 has been released - feel free to download it at:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/rdesktop/rdesktop-1.2.0.tar.gz
The rdesktop web site (rdesktop.sf.net) should be updated soon with the
release announcment and with the new features/fixed (finally you can switch
to full
On Thursday 30 January 2003 20:18, Meir Michanie wrote:
while trying to access one of the projects hosted at your domain:
http://drip.sourceforge.net/
I got redirected to a political site:
http://www.inminds.com/boycott-israel.html
I am accessing the site form Israel and it seems that
On 02 Feb 2003 12:01:33 +0200, Gilad Ben-Yossef wrote
On Sun, 2003-02-02 at 11:09, Boris Ratner wrote:
Could you please tell me if the following info is correct:
1. Most of the broadband clients in Israel have to use pptp to connect to
the internet.
Depends on which modems. The old
You should run: make -f admin/Makefile.common ; ./configure ; make - please
read the instructions.
Thanks,
Hetz
On Sunday 02 February 2003 17:18, The-Q wrote:
On Sunday 02 February 2003 13:09, you wrote:
Wait a minute: configure is supposed to create some configuration files
on a
On Sunday 02 February 2003 11:57, Boris Ratner wrote:
I will try a different question
if i want to sell and support a SOHO appliance (linux 2.4.x based nat
router/anti-virus/firewall/dhcp server) in Israel
what is the connection capabilities should it have to support all possible
platforms
All i have encountered is 2 ways, 1) PPTP (aruzey-zahav+aquanet) 2)Web
interface to routers (aruzey-zahav+bezeqint no VPN needed)
As I see now ADSL connections need PPPoE or PPTP (or maybe both).
So that was my question. What are the protocols this kind of box should
support to be able to
When I ran -
make -f /admin/Makefile.common
I got this err message:
##start##
configure.in:44: warning: do not use m4_patsubst: use patsubst or
m4_bpatsubst configure.in:63: warning: AC_PROG_LEX invoked multiple times
configure.in:128: warning: do not use m4_regexp: use regexp or m4_bregexp
I've Upgraded to automake 1.7* and autoconf 2.5* and 'make' gives me this
err message:
/usr/local/qt/bin/uic: error while loading shared libraries: libqt.so.3:
cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Now it seems you don't have qt-devel packages... and please downgrade to
On Sunday 02 February 2003 23:51 pm, Nadav Har'El wrote:
Earlier today, in the small town of Punxsutawney, PA, a cute little
groundhog woke up and got out of its hole. The first thing it saw was the
URL:
http://ivrix.org.il/projects/spell-checker/
In which it knew it could find a new
If you have positive experience, please let me know. I'm looking for
something mid-low end (read - cheap).
Well, as much as I know, all IBM notebooks are supported on Linux. Dell -
ditto. Sony is more problematic with some of their components (those little
cams, etc). Toshiba worked to me
On Friday 07 February 2003 15:41 pm, Meir Kriheli wrote:
Looks like keyboard handling in xfree 4.2.99.4 (STB 4.3.0) has changed.
Couldn't get it to work the old way using:
Option XkbLayout il
Option XkbOptions grp:switch,grp:shift_toggle,grp_led:scroll
You should add your
Did you, by any chance, have a chance to test Wine's Hebrew support with
this new setting? Wine has this annoying habit of translating each
character pressed into a virtual key, and then looking it up in the
exact same table used for translating into virtual key. This means,
however, that any
Hi,
Few people have asked about those RPMS in the $subject..
For RH 7.3 and 8.0 - go to: http://kde-redhat.sourceforge.net/ - note that
you'll need to install apt4rpm to use the APT system to download and install
those RPMS..
Mandrake 9 users - go to:
Hi,
If you use the XFS fonts server, then make sure the directory is included
there...
If you're using FontPath inside /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 file - then make sure
you have this path included...
Oh, there were some security issues with X. I would suggest to upgrade to
XFree 4.2.1..
Thanks,
Hi people,
Lots of people here are interested in rdesktop (the app to get remote desktop
from MS terminal services, windows 2003 server, Win XP, etc)...
The latest CVS version has full 8,15,16,24,32 bit color support and works very
nicely.
If anyone wants the tarball (206k) to send it to him,
On Sunday 16 February 2003 09:27 am, Eli Segal wrote:
I've ordered ADSL from yes
and I've asked the PCI modem so they wont bring me the usb thing
will it work on my Debian ??
Not that I know of. I would suggest buying Samsung from Bezeq instead. The PCI
card is piece of shit (IMHO)
Thanks,
Hi,
I'm on my way to install a PPPoE Samsung to a friend on RH 8. I didn't find
the instructions/howto on IGLU's. Could someone give me a URL for
instructions (and, if needed, a driver) please?
Thanks,
Hetz
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On Sunday 16 February 2003 11:13 am, Eli Segal wrote:
ok...
I will buy the modem from bezeq (samsung)
and I need to buy a network card .. what dead chip card will fit ???
Any card. Fact is, I'll be suprised to find a low end card which doesn't work
with Linux...
Thanks,
Hetz
Not much is needed. You need the roaring penguin's rp-pppoe. I guess you
should have a package of RH already installed, if not get it from the site:
http://www.roaringpenguin.com/pppoe/
Installed that.
You can also find instructions there. After the package is installed (along
with pppd of
Feb 16 22:16:46 rulix kernel: es1371: version v0.30 time 11:54:22 Apr 14
2002 Feb 16 22:16:46 rulix kernel: PCI: Found IRQ 11 for device 00:0d.0 Feb
16 22:16:46 rulix kernel: PCI: Sharing IRQ 11 with 01:00.0
Feb 16 22:16:46 rulix kernel: es1371: found chip, vendor id 0x1274 device
id 0x5880
echo es1371 /etc/modules
Make that or you run over your other modules :-(
umm, shouldn't it be:
echo alias sound es1371 /etc/modules ?
At least thats what I see here on Mandrake, SuSE and Redhat 7.3, 8.1..
Thanks,
Hetz
On Monday 17 February 2003 11:46 am, Baruch Shpirer wrote:
I already tried modprobe on all smc modules included in the kernel none
works , they designed to later or prior chips
Well, ISA, ha?
Check the card - if you have a way to jumper it to centain IRQ, then do so and
check the parameters
On Wed, 19 Feb 2003 15:18:26 +0200, Eli Segal wrote
We have at our firm, two novell server which serve as
file server, printers managment, and users/passwords manager
Which Novell version? 3.x? 4.x? 5.x? the answer is different for each one of
them...
I want to change those servers into
Hi People,
I have just finished installing Red Hat 8.0.94 and what-do-you-know - some well known
fonts
are in (as long as you select Hebrew when you're installing Red Hat)..
Font names: Aharoni, David, Frank Rehul, Miriam mono (fixed), and another one which I
don't remember right now..
I assume Hetz is talking about the Kulmus fonts, which are free.
If it's true, it's really good news :) Maybe I can finally remove the
last relic I have of Microsoft on my hard-disk - their fonts!
Indeed... take a look:
[hetz@rh81 hetz]$ rpm -qi fonts-hebrew
Name: fonts-hebrew
On Sunday 23 February 2003 17:00, Shamir Adi wrote:
Adi Shamir from the encryption stuff?
I want to code graphics under Linux and I'm searching
for the right way to do that.
2D? 3D? with or without a graphics toolkit? with what language?
I don't need any user interface but I do need it to
They claim 30% performance gain on gcc 3.2..
I've read (don't remember the source, sorry, maybe lkml) that
snapshot gcc from CVS is closing the gap quickly.
My only gripe is that the compile speed itself is SSLLOOWWW... compiling X11
CVS + KDE CVS at the same time is a great way to see
I use Mozilla 1.3a: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US;
rv:1.3a) Gecko/20021212
I looked at two pages because they show different behavior:
1. http://www.mechon-mamre.org/c/ct/c0101.htm
with Hebrew only
Looks perfect on Konqueror. I hope the win32 version of the KHTML
Hi,
I don't know why, but this behavior is pretty much irritating...
I'm trying to setup few thin clients to work with some Java based hebrew chats
(like Nana, IOL, and some other Netfun based chats)...
While it's working OK (in KDE CVS and Mozilla), I can only type Hebrew with
the xmodmap
Perfect?? For me, it couldn't look worse. I see no Hebrew letters or
niqqud, just squares... I'm using Konqueror on Redhat 8.0
(kdebase-2.2.2-1). Maybe a later release of Konqueror fixed this issue?
kdebase-2.2.2??? in RedHat 8.0? do you mean RedHat 7.0? KDE-3.1 should show it
well..
Thanks,
On Thursday 27 February 2003 05:56 pm, Eli Segal wrote:
The applets from netfun, are heavily relay on Microsoft Java
and almost all of them wont work at all with mozilla on linux
Well, they DO work, but in order to actually type something in hebrew, you'll
need the hack I mentioned in the
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