, it is the
0.16.x series of Enlightenment Window Manager that used to be the
default WM in RedHat Linux 6.x :) It was, and still is, the coolest
piece of eye-candy you can get.
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better would be quite interesting, I guess :) Oh wait! 128 MB RAM
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Fedora is sponsored by RedHat and is a proving ground for new
technology. What part of that sounds problematic?
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format but it
is disabled by default. That option has to be enabled explicitly in
your subscription prefs.
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to adjust with differing font sizes and
styles. Also, my default background color is not white which adds to
the problem when people specify background colors in their mails,
which is almost always the case.
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I have seen
with 128 MB SDRAM and on-board i810 video chipset running Red Hat
Linux 9.0 and imlib-1.9.13-12. Maybe there is some gotcha with the
TIFF images generated by your scanner. Try sending the smallest
problematic image to imlib developers.
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, stuff that's available in J2EE is also available in C++.
It's just that the former gets noticed since there's no
c++.bigcorp.com. Oh, but my opinion may be biased due to my perennial
rant against Java, the platform. ;)
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I have
and AC specifications are on the DB side so it won't be too
difficult to adapt it to PHP.
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This will force all the files created inside to have their group set
to the group of /home/sabu. Allow everything for the group and you
won't need to su again and again.
That said, it's a very bad idea to surf the net as root.
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I have seen
. You might also like to try Mozilla
Composer, BTW.
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92 kB mail. Or maybe Mozilla Mail's Bayesian
filter really works :D
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Since Jasubhai publications are widely read by students as well as
professionals, the impact of such careless comments could be pretty
significant.
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using gnome-wm. I tried changing it but it still defaults back to Metacity.
[Untested method] Fire up Gconf Editor. Go to desktop gnome
applications window_manager and specify the path to WindowMaker as
the value of default key.
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Ctrl+shift+l to test your new setting :)
* command_1 was set to allow logging off using the Ctrl+Alt+Del key
combo, but I suspect it was due my prefs that I set earlier.
HTH
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window. The modifiers were never sent. I know it sounds weird
but it happened with RH 8 as well as 9. Prolly some Red Hat specific
issue.
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laugh out loud. Read the EULA and you'll come to
know the extent to which you can blame RedHat or any other software
vendor. It's effectively _zero_.
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Hi all!
http://counter.li.org/reports/uptimestats.php says that the longest
running Linux machine has an uptime of an incredible 6011 days as of
2003-06-05 17:35 hrs. Two questions:
1) Since how long has Pentium been around?
2) Since how long has Linux been around?
Go figure!
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Manish Jethani wrote:
Tahir Hashmi wrote:
http://counter.li.org/reports/uptimestats.php says that the longest
running Linux machine has an uptime of an incredible 6011 days as of
2003-06-05 17:35 hrs. Two questions:
1) Since how long has Pentium
short of improving gcc that can be done about it.
Do you have a reference to back up this claim? I know virtual function
invokations, exceptions and RTTI have overheads. I would like a
reference in context of KDE's performance - especially if the
reference covers design flaws, if any.
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Devdas Bhagat wrote:
On 01/04/03 15:32 +0530, Manish Jethani wrote:
snip
# /usr/games/quake
Use of root? Dangerous.
He probably changed his PS1 for the sake of 1st April. If that's true... I'm sorry :p
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simply rehashing what's been said earlier. I request the list admins
to kindly consider the suggestions brought forward so far and arrive
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works very fine...
i even tried with minimum details of graphics, still it was not
playable.
If you have an nVidia card, use the driver provided by nVidia instead
of that bundled with XFree86. The latter doesn't provide H/W
acceleration.
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Compact XML
and send an
autoresponse to mails that don't contain any subject or contain taboo
words like urgent or help (without 3 other words or so). But I
guess this option might have been explored before.
Note: These suggestions should not be taken as advocacy against
freedom of speech.
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would also do
performance testing this time. Meanwhile, I would be grateful to
receive feedback regarding the development of this project.
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. A broken XF86Config
file may prevent this so try moving your existing config file to some
place else. If it still doesn't work, the good ol' xf86config is
there.
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On Wed, 19 Feb 2003 15:26:32 +0530 (IST)
Dinesh Shah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have thought of the following course/guideline for workshop for
Hardware Vendors.
[snip]
6. Introduction to basic System Administration, CLI, GUI, X, WM, DM
etc.
(1:30 Hrs.)
I missed the comma after
Recent action like Start Documents
All of this sounds great. I'm waiting for an opportunity to upgrade
:-)
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On 07 Feb 2003 12:09:44 +0530
Pankaj Jangid wrote:
GNOME 2.2 is really cool. Nautilus is very light now, font ant-aliasing
^^
Hmmm. Maybe now I can revert to a graphical file manager after two years
of abstinence ;-)
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there were some font updates available pretty soon after the
release, IIRC.
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If you mean Object Serialization, perhaps xparam.sourceforge.net
may be the answer.
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more
extensive and statically typed to boot.
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. Gnome is an
example of OO design in C. C++ was born as C with Classes and
the complier actually acted like a preprocessor, generating C and
invoking a C compiler to compile it.
Dynamic Typing: Simula, SmallTalk, Lisp, C++...
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dated 1992
regarding this. Most of the mainstream OSes support this now.
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. Nor do I want to
pay the performance price myself, so my PC doesn't have a JVM.
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sameer shinde wrote:
Who is RMS? Some details about him.
RMS's biography:
http://www.oreilly.com/openbook/freedom/
why is he comming to India...
For the promotion of Free Software - the movement he started.
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done, response times are quick. Which
is the newest version of Windows that can be installed on that
machine?
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colours. My
monitor could handle 1024x768 at 256 colours.
Even with Intel 810 and nVidia GeForce 2 MX cards, Windows 2000
can't go beyond 1280x1024, while we get 1400x1050x24 with i810!
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filesystem formats. Unless,
of course, you choose to reformat the partition everytime you
reboot!
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and the Content Type
is text/plain format=flowed.
Did anyone else experience this, especially Sylpheed users? I'm
using Sylpheed 0.8.8
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it goes beyond simple deletion of files and formatting of disks.
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* LUG meet on 12 Jan. 2003 @ VJTI
On Tue, 7 Jan 2003 13:36:20 +0530
Tahir Hashmi wrote:
If you're talking of the protected and unprotected modes of
Uh, s/unprotected/real/
The reason why real mode is no longer
:
strings elite.sft | less
on the command prompt to see whatever text is in that file. You
might find a description if you're lucky.
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a Free Software project whose code it hijacked has come
to the fore. Well, the TCP/IP stack in MS Windows is another
story, which is why it is highly advisable to go for Protective
Freedom through licenses like GPL.
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longest stay in Mumbai. 3rd time unlucky... uugh! I bet he'd be
in Delhi sometime before 9th Feb and I'll miss him again :-(
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of every major softwares like
operating system , databases, etc. A company who likes to gain
more clients will try to get such certificates from SC(here the
SC organization can charge them for it).
Greedy me! I smell big time opportunity to corrupt :-)
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with Windows
and no other OS. Your vendor might have told you that while
selling it to you. Or you should have asked why it was so cheap
compared to external modems. Anyway, you may consider throwing it
away since it makes your CPU do it's work via Windows and that's
not very good for speed.
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programs like Mozilla and Galeon
support running as server processes. You could run the server
process at session startup and simply modify your launchers or
shortcuts to connect as clients rather than spawning new
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){
if(x1) return(x*factorial(x-1));
}
int fff () {
;
}
Naturally I was expecting 1 as the answer. But I am getting the
answer 720 which is 6!.
Why were you expecting 1? Could you really expect any particular
value from a call to fff()?
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. Or if we give a specific
return then that value appears in the printf.
Of course, it would.
A quick look for functions and return values through
_The_C_Programming_Language_ 2/e by Kernighan and Ritchie should
leave no scope for doubts.
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On Sat, 30 Nov 2002 18:54:11 +0530
Vinayak Hegde wrote:
Tahir Hashmi wrote:
The poll for location
turned out be almost fruitless.
I don't think so. We decided to meet @ KReSIT. That was due to
the poll.
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that ASP variable nor did a
cursory google search reveal anything for PHP/SSI. Try
researching yourself.
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, though. people can ask on
the list too.)
Finally, if this scheme is implemented, I would also like to
suggest that the ILUG-Bom website be made a wiki that is
modifiable by registered users only.
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On Thu, 28 Nov 2002 19:39:19 +0530
Sameer D. Sahasrabuddhe wrote:
On Thu, Nov 28, 2002 at 01:09:15PM +0530, Tahir Hashmi wrote:
Welcome to the brave new world of community interaction over
Internet. You've just proven yourself to be a kid who'd never
like to learn, or an oldie who can't
an option in xf86config to specify the
horizontal and vertical frequency ranges of your monitor
manually, even in RedHat 8.0.
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variable to the install-dir of Mozilla 1.2 for AA rendering in
Galeon too. I haven't had any issues so far (~ 30 mins).
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in my conclusion then probably you lack knowledge. Just
Googlize RFC 1855. Or wait, I'll help you a bit further. Here
it is: http://marketing.tenagra.com/rfc1855.html
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to Windows systems. man talk
for Linux to Linux/Unix messaging. I'm not aware of any utilities
that cause pop-ups in Linux but you may try Googlizing.
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and uses it to communicate with 3rd parties must publish the full
specification of the extensions.
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On Sat, 23 Nov 2002 05:25:26 -0500
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Micro Battles
Er... Trevor,
http://mm.ilug-bom.org.in/pipermail/linuxers/Week-of-Mon-20021118/007499.html
I'm convinced that you're indeed busy these days ;-)
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a free software and a monopoly. We feel that
when we are putting public information out in the open, then it
should not be through a proprietary software, Mr Singh told ET.
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filesystem on a ramdisk and (optionally) your hard
disk partitions installed in some subdir of that filesystem.
Try Googlizing linux rescue for more help.
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etc. is very shaky, as the various posts in
Talkback show.
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)?
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Saswata Banerjee Associates wrote:
been complaints by AMD and *** (fogot the name of the company make
the cruzeo chip) that the benchmark companies have been bullied and
Perhaps you meant Crusoe chip by Transmeta?
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on WinXP, the default type is
Administrator and I don't remember seeing anything informing me that
I'm creating the new account with admin privileges. I stumbled upon
the fact when I realized that I was able to configure services even
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Satya wrote:
On Nov 14, 2002 at 16:15, Tahir Hashmi wrote:
Erm... may I suggest redoing your Resume in LaTeX? You can use the
pdflatex utility that comes with tetex to directly generate PDF.
That's what I have been doing. Unfortunately, I haven't
don't know about Alibag, but Matheran would be rather cold.
Hawaii is the best option. It's also the best option to ensure
that no one attends the picnic. :-|
Lets do it...wat say.
Way to go, Trevor! I'll be in, provided it's scheduled after 6
December.
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;-) Most of my colleagues'
workstations keep rumbling as Win2k thrashes the HDD royally. On my
workstation and our division's Linux server HDD noise is an occasional
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On Tue, 12 Nov 2002 16:05:42 +0530
Ravindra Jaju wrote:
Oops!
And we want to rope in officials for the OSS movement!?
Billy dude's agents read Trevor's name in BW and did some research on
his background ;-)
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. It might be that someone is interested
in more than one topics being taken up simultaneously and s/he would
be in a fix! Or maybe I didn't understand your point correctly?
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you are in it, why not do it with style?
You mean that? I'm all for it, yaay!
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, make
additions/changes/deletions and even fubar it.
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can help with managing the content of PRC site once the set-up is
ready.
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of the LUG, it seems quite likely
that we can pull up with an event of this scale. We can even think of
involving LUGs from other places and make this a national event!!
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On Wed, 6 Nov 2002 14:10:01 +0530
Amol Hatwar wrote:
BTW, why are we still ILUG? Shouldn't we be IGLUG?
According to http://www.ilug-bom.org.in/ we're:
GNU/Linux Users Group of Mumbai, India
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We
about filling all that space up?
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to continue in an
FS/OSS environment. What do other members feel about this?
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, Trusted Computing. Those are all the
angelic gifts of Proprietary Software. And they sure are most willing
to co-exist with Free Software Philosophy.
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On Tue, 5 Nov 2002 11:45:49 +0530
Tahir Hashmi wrote:
The source file is dearprincipal.txt
Oops! it's supposed to be .tex
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waited for your response but
Thank you and Happy Diwali to you all!
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On Fri, 1 Nov 2002 16:44:46 +0530
Sameer D. Sahasrabuddhe wrote:
On Fri, Nov 01, 2002 at 11:56:09AM +0530, Tahir Hashmi wrote:
Each of us will have to tell our MUAs not to do that - rather
impractical. Or there'll have to be a pattern recog that's run on
all messages and systematically
in there. We hardly ever went into the Foundation
Lab running Windows on P-Is. Believe it or not, there was just one
Pentium-I server running Linux that handled upto 50 concurrent users!
I don't know how much RAM was there and whether it did SMP.
/Flashback
HTH
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http
as to what *should* be done about these. Any
suggestions?
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between
alphanumerics.
Obfuscation causes problems to humans too. I apologize
for carelessly wording my first post about this. Something like Point
2 is what I actually meant to say. If you have problems with point 2,
point 1 is acceptable to a large extent. Whatsay?
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with and .. Also, in the archives some things might be
confusing, like ... how changing foo[at]bar[dot]com to
foo[at]bar[dot]com ... (see above).
My point is that this issue be resolved considering practical issues
rather than on the basis of Right Thing ideologies.
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http
filtering rules now.
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