The latest generation of USB devices appear to store their Windows
drivers directly on the device instead of on a CD. So they have to
appear as though they are disks in the first place and the real device
later. This cause problems for the EEE with 3G devices such as the
Huawei E169G. We got one
Hi,
I run a site with about 20MB of files and a finite amount of traffic.
We've been using a $100/100MB plan with Smartyhost which gives us SSH access
and a linux server.
Unfortunately, smarty's service seems to be falling off. They keep trying to
move us to a server which does not allow SSH
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008, Jim Donovan wrote:
Can anyone suggest a better host which also allows SSH logins?
http://www.anchor.com.au/ is a SLUG-friendly Aussie company that has SSH
logins.
Dreamhost is a widely used US company and costs
US$6 per month. They have had 'incidents' in the past with
maybe try
http://www.bur.st/
Dean
Mary Gardiner wrote:
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008, Jim Donovan wrote:
Can anyone suggest a better host which also allows SSH logins?
http://www.anchor.com.au/ is a SLUG-friendly Aussie company that has SSH
logins.
Dreamhost is a widely used US company and costs
I also offer commercial VPS/hosting services; you can get ssh access
to the virtual web server group if you ask very, very nicely.
I've also capped bandwidth costs so you don't get turned off or
charged excess if somehow you go over.
Adrian
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008, Dean Hamstead wrote:
maybe try
NearlyFreeSpeech.NET run on BSD, and are a shared hosting service, so
no root access, etc.
They have PHP 4 or 5 and MySQL.
They have SSH access.
20MB would cost US20c/month to store, and traffic is $1/GB on top of that.
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 11:57 AM, Jim Donovan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I've bought an ASUS laptop which has some strange keyboard configurations.
How do you customise the keyboard layout in Hardy? The system preferences tool
only does specific pre-ordained layouts like Dvorak etc. I want to make keys do
odd things (eg, the enter key to become a period... it makes
david [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've bought an ASUS laptop which has some strange keyboard
configurations.
How do you customise the keyboard layout in Hardy? The system
preferences tool only does specific pre-ordained layouts like Dvorak
etc. I want to make keys do odd things (eg, the enter
