mendations do you people have for laptops that will run on linux
>> with minimal problems?
>
> I am using a Dell laptop with Fedora and no problems. If you want to have
> no problems, why not pick a laptop vendor with Linux pre-installed?
> http://www.dell.com/ubuntu
>
n embargoed countries?
>
> And is it just me, or are these export laws ridiculous? Seriously, how
> hard is it to download free software, even if your IP is blocked?
>
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ewbie
* Useful documentation (in Spanish)
* Server and dumb clients (a la LTSP), useful workstations, or ... ?
* Proxy?
Gracias.
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I logged in.).
>> Depending what protocol it uses to communicate with the server, maybe
>> Linux could be used on the server side instead of Windows.
>>
>> http://www.pkunity.com/english%20version/engindex.htm
>>
>> Cheers from Beijing (9 deg F, brrr),
>>
>&g
;, borderwidth=1, bg="#DEF")
puke.pack()
img_red = PhotoImage(file="Img/red.ppm")
img_green = PhotoImage(file="Img/green.gif")
pukea = Label(puke, image=img_green)
pukea.pack()
app = Application()
app.mainloop()
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Strings are just (magically) concatenated so the $2 ... line just
concatenates each substring together with the underscore strings. The
\ is just line continuation.
As the line was broken up into fields as the commas, they need to be
re-inserted on output as you see in the printf statement.
Probably not how I would actually do it but it is about as close to C
as you can get.
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ty of computers and Internet connectivity, I am looking for
something that will be relatively useful in an environment where a student
might only be on-line a few hours a week.
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AM, Phil Hughes wrote:
>
>> I am looking for some suggestions for a good elearning system. There are
>> quite a few choices. There are discussion forums dedicated to each one but
>> I
>> haven't found a generic place to discuss and in issue that comes up. Input
>>
gt; do
>>>> if [ $disk == sd[a-z] ] then
>>>> echo $disk
>>>> fi
>>>> done
>>>>
>>>
>>> I know the 'cat' line gives me the raw data I want, it's the filter below
>>> that's broken. I know it has to be something painfully simple, they
>>> typically are.
>>>
>>> Any ideas?
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance!
>>>
>>>
>>
>> !DSPAM:4dab7baf298331738519133!
>>
>>
>>
>
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Well, I can only answer the what happened to Phil Hughes part. See
http://casasderocio.com. Guess you all missed the Linux Journal promotion
for a free week at Casa Colonial.
On Sat, Jan 9, 2016 at 11:16 AM, bill wrote:
>
>
> Wow what a surprise, it's been so many years I forgot
Let me see if I can get all the answers here. Sorry for the delayed reply
but I was in San Lucas buying big avocados for $.20 each, strawberries for
$.65/lb, swiss chard for $.13/bunch, ...
On Sun, Jan 10, 2016 at 2:12 AM, ac wrote:
> On Sat, 9 Jan 2016 11:36:39 -0600
> Phil Hughes
more. Any thoughts?
>>>
>>
>> Friends don't let other friends do things like this in shell. Use
>> python. Depending on how complex you want to get you can use it's smnp
>> and csv modules, or parse the output of snmpwalk.
>>
>>
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> use"
>
> and then, in the next paragraph: "Endless eventually came up with a
> Linux-based operating system equipped with a new and easier-to-use
> interface"
>
> *sigh*
>
> --
> apologies, for the cross posting, to the few people on SLL that are also
> subscribed to blug - i added two extra sentences, just for you :)
>
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P.O. Box 55, Panajachel, Solola 07010 Guatemala
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