Yeah, Bill ... I'm running Ximian Gnome on a more or less stock eD2.4 install,
or at least it was a stock install when I started my Gnome experiments. I used
the Ximian install for RedHat 6.x. Issues were that the bug reporting scheme
and the upgrade scheme had to be heavily messed with to work
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The .303 British is a fine cartridge when matched with a rifle in good
condition. The problems with the weapon are mostly psychological, but do have
a background in physical reality. Most of the SMLE's and No. 4's dumped on the
world market were shot out pieces of crap. There are SMLE's and
First, through job experience (only currently employed as a police officer of
20 years experience) and through life experience I have a much better working
knowledge of these issues that you credit me with. I assure you, I have done
my research - for longer than some of the members of this list
I've followed the thread Re: New York WTC over the past several days. I
have not commented on some of the things said in this, and similar, threads,
as I am simply too angry at this point to respond without winding up on a lot of
kill lists. That would be pointless. I offer the following as
dep wrote:
On Friday 14 September 2001 03:13, Richard Thompson wrote:
| This list, and its progenitor, provides forums for some of the most
| articuate, intelligent and well respected minds in the linux
| community today. There is a wealth of collective knowledge here
| that could be put
Lurid and unclean? If that's what you want then I suggest you turn on the History
Channel.
There's not a provocativly posed breast in sight, but all day long you can learn about
who
killed whom, in how many numbers, where, with what and why and in graphic detail. No
offense
intended to
Have you activated the ipx daemon? I use the stock nwclient regularly and
this is what I most often forget. Also, IPX must be compiled in the kernel,
IIRC.
- Richard
On Monday 13 August 2001 01:25, you wrote:
I just wonder whether anyone of you could get it working.
I edited
over people's shoulders to get a jump on the gossip circuit. This problem has
just been
too regular and the locked up addresses too perfectly consistant for too long to
ignore any
longer. Thanks again for responding.
- Rich Thompson
Mike Andrew wrote:
On Wednesday 08 August 2001 04:43, Richard
Thanks, Mike for the assistance - got a direction to head in. Always nice to
end a conversation with a little more knowledge than it started it.
- Rich Thompson
On Wednesday 08 August 2001 17:11, you wrote:
On Thursday 09 August 2001 04:36, Richard Thompson wrote:
Aug 6 20:47:27 costello
If memory serves, there was a major revision of the netware client between
COL2.2 and COL2.3. Ancient history, but I think the COL2.2 version was
specific to that distro. I do remember that the client and the utils were
two seperate packages. COL2.3 had its own version+utils as a single
On Sunday 08 July 2001 22:33, you wrote:
On Monday 09 July 2001 08:06, Richard Thompson wrote:
... have you used setserial to check whether or not your various
distros have correctly initialized the serial port - with particular
attention to the UART?
oooh, you are very right.
On a col
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