Here is a Linux/Ubuntu question.
I just tried for the first time Ububtu, (gutsy Gibbon) I was amazed at
how user friendly and well
designed the desktop is.This older guy runs a community center with
broadband.We came upon
a hosed install of Win2K and decided we should try Ubuntu to see how it
setting. But I believe that when you install Ubuntu it makes
Ubuntu the default anyway.
Jason
On Sun, May 11, 2008 at 12:30 PM, Jim Roby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is a Linux/Ubuntu question.
I just tried for the first time Ububtu, (gutsy Gibbon) I was amazed at how
user friendly
users to set up web mail accounts.
It will be an interesting experiment to see it reception and how robust
it is.
Michael Bishop wrote:
Jim Roby wrote:
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All attempts to right the Windows distro failed and I then decided to
give the entire disk to Ubuantu.Now we have a boot menu that boots
Done Peter. TKX
Gparted was right on the menu system of Gibbon,but not Huron.But...alls
I had to do was pick it from a list and click install.
Peter Besenbruch wrote:
On Sunday 11 May 2008 12:51:27 Jim Roby wrote:
Great,so Grub is located in the MBR but refers to it's menu list inside
Jim Thompson wrote:
On Nov 24, 2006, at 11:40 PM, Jimen Ching wrote:
On Fri, 24 Nov 2006, Jim Thompson wrote:
The idea of charging for software came way after there was an
established community of free software developers. Why do you think RMS
believes that sharing software was natural?
Two machines running off a router to RR,one is a cube Apple,and the
other a Win2K
is there something inherant in these AIM softs that they are PtoP and
can't function via a 'proxie'?
Router was suspect,so it was swaped out,no change.
Have connected up both mac and pc with the router you
Aloha from the Big Island,I would imagine all the good jobs are up on
Mauna Kea,and that is a double edged sword.A buddy of mine worked for
Canada France for quite a few years untill the
constant sea level to 13 thou feet took it's toll on his nasal
'alignment'.The up side is unlimited money
My previous experience is with RedHat,I want to try Mandrake.
I have been to the Mandrake hardware site and seem to be in good shape.
When I go to the UH mirror,I see many paths...I don't have broadband,but
a friend does, and I think I can get him to dload for us and burn to CD.
Do I want the
M$ may not be the brightest bulb,but we have seen the way Gates
turned the organization around when he finally grasped the real
threat from Netscape.Peru,Germany,Finland,and Tiwan...don't take much
to spot a trend...so M$ gives China 750mil.I can only imagine the
overatures Redmond made to get
Had a guy recently bought a new Dell desktop,came with ME.He told me
he wanted to upgrade to 98SE,I said sure,wipe the drive and go.Turns out
there was a propritary overlay software that rendered the disk unusable;
This too would play havoc with an attempted Linux install,finally Dell
tech gave
What you are missing is,the CPU is the heat source as was your torch,
the copper is grabing the heat faster than the steel and transfering it
away from the torch/CPU.I it were economical,you would use silver rather
than copper,but copper is cheaper and easier to work.
Also interesting that you don't see copper brake lines,always steel,
even though they rust out.The steel is made to take higher pressure,
and in refrigeration where the coolants use are noctious, the steel,rather
than soft maliable copper provides better security for rupture.
Hawaii building code
Interesting aside,regarding fan flow direction.When IBM engineers
put together the first XT they admitted that the best logical cooling
would be for the PS to suck air in,not out,and concidered doing this
with a paper element filter to trap dust...then they realized the user
would never change the
Last night on slashdot was a link to water cooling,which leads to many
interesting sites...total kit for $200 on one,also saw a page from a guy
who says the fan can be quieted with out significant proformance loss
by simply lowering the voltage from 12V to 7V...he does it by placing
diods in
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