On Wed, 18 Dec 2002 21:35:27 -0500 Brett I. Holcomb
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One thing KDE tries to do is to make Windows users feel at home and
this is part of the windows emulation of KDE G. Seriously, this
happens to many of those who use(d) KDE. I have never seen an
explanation for it
Since WCO Linux 4 is based on SuSE, and SuSE requires that you set
everything up instead of just letting it work like OpenLinux did (as a
function of the PCMCIA subsystem), you probably just need to set it up in
Yast or in WebMin.
On Wed, 18 Dec 2002 04:49:02 -0500
Michael Scottaline [EMAIL
Perhaps they have some affinity for flowing
:)
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002 00:10:25 -0800 (PST)
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On Wed, 18 Dec 2002, Condon Thomas A KPWA wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] typed thusly on
Wednesday, December 18, 2002 4:16 PM:
What in
On December 19, 2002 10:50 am, Matthew Carpenter wrote:
Hi David-
I am contemplating 8.1 right now, but have heard a lot of crap about it
being worse than 8.0 and more buggy, etc... What is your take on all of
this? Does this seem to be upgrade-related (from 8.0 to 8.1) or is this
8.1
On Wednesday 18 December 2002 11:30 pm, Tim Wunder wrote:
On Wednesday 18 December 2002 06:37 pm, someone claiming to be Tony
Alfrey
wrote:
On Wednesday 18 December 2002 03:00 pm, Ted Ozolins wrote:
Tony Alfrey wrote:
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How can I delete a message without opening it??
I
now now Lonnie... play nice.. and point them to the Linux-Users SxS site(s)
hehe
Mr. Chang, numerous times myself and a few others have mentioned the fact of
an 'interactive' help area.. which is all fine and dandy.. but whoever
comes to it still need to make a contribution to the SxS.. We(that
The important thing about the Tualatin is that it requires a different
mobo due to changes to the core. It's not supported by your average
PIII board. It's also a smoking chip by all accounts. One of the
reasons Intel killed it was that it could easily have cannibalized P4
sales had they ramped
What kind of other hardware are you useing?
I have noticed that Lonnie's recommendation (in the Xine SxS) for
PIII-550+ is very appropriate. I have a decent 450 system but
video-playback is miserable. I throw the same RPM's for Xine on the same
Distro (COLW311) on an 800MHz laptop and playback
The writing and the reality might not always jive, especially with Wine.
Since Wine is admittedly Alpha-quality software, they break things and fix
things all the time (What do you expect when attempting to implement such
a buggy OS API?). Since I use Wine for my every-day Lotus Notes stuff, I
I'd like to see it (although I'd probably be more likely to watch the
archived presentation :)
On Wed, 18 Dec 2002 15:38:33 +0800
m.w.chang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if Mr. Llama could arrange an online webcaset of installing
xfree86+winex (from tar-balls), it will be nice... I think it could
Make them up...
128bit wep is broken up into two parts:
24bits of dynamic initilization vector (IV)
These are generated by the 802.11 hardware for each frame
104bits of the key which you create.
This is the same for every frame transmitted using 802.11 for a given
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002, Kevin O'Gorman wrote:
On Wed, 18 Dec 2002, Net Llama! wrote:
On 12/18/02 17:43, Kevin O'Gorman wrote:
I've bamboozled my wife into using Linux (told her she'd have
to do Windoze installation herself), and for a few months all
has been well with Netscape and
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002, Kevin O'Gorman wrote:
Interesting idea. I'll try it if all else fails.
I'm reluctant to ditch KDE, because I'm familiar with it and in
most respects can provide support to my wife in its use. Besides,
I personally use a couple of things that only KDE provides:
kdevelop
Excellent, that's what i was wondering. So is ther a science to
generating 'better' keys, or are all keys created equal?
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002, Matthew Carpenter wrote:
Make them up...
128bit wep is broken up into two parts:
24bits of dynamic initilization vector (IV)
These are
Keep in mind that decoding encrypted DVD's is very CPU entensive. So
unless you have a decoder card (hardware decoding) rather than just using
decss (software decoding) the CPU needs to do all the work in real time.
Slower CPU's just can't keep up, so you either have to drop alot of frames
to
XFCE is quite usable (and did I mention blazingly fast?), but different
enough from what she's used to that I'm not sure she'll be happy with
it. You might want to look at Blackbox, which is both fast and familiar
(looks like WinXX). Fixing her panel issues is probably just as simple
as renaming
Also, memory bandwidth will definitely have an effect. I can't imagine
running this on a box with UMA (onboard video using system RAM) would
work well. The one I've got will barely run X. You'll need a real AGP
card with a decent amount of memory, though there's no need for one of
those fancy
Yes, but you can run these under xfce.
Interesting idea. I'll try it if all else fails.
I'm reluctant to ditch KDE, because I'm familiar with it and in
most respects can provide support to my wife in its use. Besides,
I personally use a couple of things that only KDE provides:
kdevelop
Yup, that's what I'm moving to!!!
On Wed, 18 Dec 2002 21:35:27 -0500 Brett I. Holcomb
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One thing KDE tries to do is to make Windows users feel at home and
this is part of the windows emulation of KDE G. Seriously, this
happens to many of those who use(d) KDE. I
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002, Net Llama! wrote:
Excellent, that's what i was wondering. So is ther a science to
generating 'better' keys, or are all keys created equal?
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002, Matthew Carpenter wrote:
Make them up...
128bit wep is broken up into two parts:
24bits of dynamic
C. M. Reinher wrote:
This sounds more like a M$ DOS/Windows problem, than a Linux problem, but a
couple of questions come to mind:
1) What tool did you use to set up the partitions? If you used anything
other than a M$ DOS or Windows utility (eg. fdisk), that might be the cause
of your
Has anyone used the Dell Axim? How about any PocketPC's with a USB
connection?
My question is this (using COLW311): Does anyone know if these can be
used by Linux-based PDA apps like JPilot and KPilot? The reason I am
having difficulty is that the USB subsystem doesn't have a driver for it.
I
All their marketing stuff says it's great for streaming...
On Thu, 2002-12-19 at 11:03, Matthew Carpenter wrote:
Perhaps they have some affinity for flowing
:)
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002 00:10:25 -0800 (PST)
Keith Morse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 18 Dec 2002, Condon Thomas A KPWA
Interesting idea. I'll try it if all else fails.
I'm reluctant to ditch KDE, because I'm familiar with it and in
most respects can provide support to my wife in its use. Besides,
I personally use a couple of things that only KDE provides:
kdevelop and six, and my wife really likes kpatience.
I would like to burn mp3's or audio files, either one, to cd.
Is there a way to adjust the volume such that they would all be about the
same loudness when played back?
Joel
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Hi,
Yep, this is documented in the Linux-mp3 how-to.
(I had to do the exact same thing the other day, and thats where I found
it :)
AFAICR, the command I needed to download to do it was 'normalize'..
James
On Fri, 2002-12-20 at 11:15, Joel Hammer wrote:
I would like to burn mp3's or audio
On 12/19/02 17:45, Joel Hammer wrote:
I would like to burn mp3's or audio files, either one, to cd.
Is there a way to adjust the volume such that they would all be about the
same loudness when played back?
Sure, that's known as normalizing. You'll need to use something like
Audacity to do
You can? I might get interested, if it's also got multiple
desktops. Aside from those things, KDE doesn't do that much
for me, and does do some things I don't care for.
++ kevin
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002, Brett I. Holcomb wrote:
Yes, but you can run these under xfce.
Interesting idea. I'll
Yes, it can. I checked into because I'm dumping KDE (I tried Gnome and
haven't been impressed). The apps just have to be compiled with KDE
support (meaning the libraries are there). I don't know about multiple
desktops. Check out www.xfce.org or maybe someone who has run it more can
answer
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002 17:59:02 -0800 (PST) Kevin O'Gorman
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You can? I might get interested, if it's also got multiple
desktops. Aside from those things, KDE doesn't do that much
for me, and does do some things I don't care for.
++ kevin
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002, Brett
Yes, you can have up to 8 desktops in XFCE. Go to xfce.org and take a
look at the screenshots.
Also another plus for XFCE, that hasn't yet been mentioned here is that
its damn easy to build. There's one tarball, about 4MB in size that has
everything in it, and building that tarball as an RPM
Hi all,
I got me a shiny new PC last week. I am in process of backing up the
data off my old pc to get it ready for the new.
I was going to install Linux w/ ext3 filesystem on the new pc, the old
one has ext2. Can I restore to the new if it is ext3? Or to I have to
install it as ext2,
Hi all,
I know this has been a problem in the past but I was wondering if it
still is or not. Having the dvd/cd-rom and the cd-rw being a master
and slave on the secondary bus?
TIA,
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Tom Wilson
Reg. Linux User #199331
Weaseling out of stuff is what separates us from the rest of the
Thanks guys. This looks fairly easy. (Only one or two evening's worth of
nuisance, I am sure!)
Joel
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On December 19, 2002 09:18 pm, Ted Ozolins wrote:
After seeng posts here re efforts by the film and entertainment industry
pushing for various laws to be passed south of the border, I didn't
realize that there were simalar moves being pushed here in Canada.
Well I finally realize that
David Aikema wrote:
The levy has been around for at least a years already, it's simply expanding
in 2003. IIRC, the current levy on CD-Rs is in the neighborhood of $0.20 CDN
or so, and will be going up to $0.59 CDN. You may want to take a look at
http://www.ccfda.ca/ for a little more
I read it. Seems to me that at what they are charging as a tax to be
given as compensation to recording artists... would allow you to
record *any* music to media that was taxed, no matter the source.
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Re: It
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