isn't there a bt add-in for Firefox?
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I'm intending to start using Linux shortly. To that end I have played with
VMWare and Ubuntu and then bought Whil's book on Linux for Windows users.
As the book uses Fedora as the distro I went to download it. It appears
that I have to download 5 or 6 CDs. Is that correct or am I missing
There is a DVD option on some sites
Allen
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Behalf Of John Weller
Sent: 22 February 2007 16:31
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Subject: [NF] Fedora Download
I'm intending to start using Linux shortly. To that end I have played
On 2/22/07, John Weller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It appears
that I have to download 5 or 6 CDs. Is that correct or am I missing
something? I only needed one for Ubuntu.
You are correct. Fedora current ships the kitchen sink version,
where an obsolete version of everything is included so that
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Subject: [NF] Fedora Download
I'm intending to start using Linux shortly. To that end I have played with
VMWare and Ubuntu and then bought Whil's book on Linux for Windows users.
As the book uses Fedora as the distro I went to download it. It appears
that I have to download 5 or 6 CDs
John Weller wrote:
I'm intending to start using Linux shortly. To that end I have played with
VMWare and Ubuntu and then bought Whil's book on Linux for Windows users.
As the book uses Fedora as the distro I went to download it. It appears
that I have to download 5 or 6 CDs. Is that correct
On Feb 22, 2007, at 10:49 AM, Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
The FC CDs come with 'everything under the sun'.
So... can anyone explain to your slow brother: Why? Is there any
advantage to have it?
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Kenneth Kixmoeller/fh wrote:
On Feb 22, 2007, at 10:49 AM, Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
The FC CDs come with 'everything under the sun'.
So... can anyone explain to your slow brother: Why? Is there any
advantage to have it?
Choice. s And personal style.
Remember that FC comes from RH,
OK - so I'm looking at BitTorrent.com to set up BT and there are adverts
saying I have won a free laptop! That sort of thing worries me :-) It
usually means I'm opening myself to all sorts of infection. I assume I need
a BT client - which do you recommend and is there a good place to download
http://www.utorrent.com/
Free, spyware free, lean and very reliable.
John Weller wrote:
OK - so I'm looking at BitTorrent.com to set up BT and there are adverts
saying I have won a free laptop! That sort of thing worries me :-) It
usually means I'm opening myself to all sorts of infection.
I've been using µTorrent www.utorrent.com
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From: John Weller
Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2007 12:51 PM
OK - so I'm looking at BitTorrent.com to set up BT and there are adverts
saying I have won a free laptop! That sort of thing worries me :-) It
usually means I'm
On 2/22/07, John Weller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK - so I'm looking at BitTorrent.com to set up BT and there are adverts
saying I have won a free laptop! That sort of thing worries me :-)
Yeah, I'd be worried, too. But it appears that BitTorrentDOTCOM is the
commercial venture started by the
I have to say 'Thank You' to all the Guys and Gals on Profox not only for
their help with Fedora but all the help I have been given. I am now trying
things that I would never have had the confidence to do on my own such as
Linux, MySQL, BitTorrent, etc as I would not have anyone to turn to when
Ditto
Ted Roche wrote:
I'd recommend Azureus as a client, even though it is hard to spell.
http://azureus.sourceforge.net
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