Hi
I don't know if this is true but here it is
http://tiny.cc/PGil5
I think this means that although some of this is the XP desktop a lot
of it is GNU/Linux based ?
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Unfortunately from what I have read a lot of the manufacturers moved to XP
on the slightly higher models, and models with larger disks, and a lot of
those sales where XP machines. So much so that MS continued shipping XP and
supporting it. They have now even made a cutdown version of 7 for
On Wednesday 26 Aug 2009 12:36:03 Morgan Storey wrote:
Unfortunately from what I have read a lot of the manufacturers
moved to XP on the slightly higher models, and models with larger
disks, and a lot of those sales where XP machines. So much so that
MS continued shipping XP and supporting it.
On Wed, August 26, 2009 9:36 pm, Morgan Storey wrote:
Unfortunately from what I have read a lot of the manufacturers moved to
XP
on the slightly higher models, and models with larger disks, and a lot of
those sales where XP machines. So much so that MS continued shipping XP
and supporting
Hopefully an alternative to the Atom will hit the market soon
Need some competition to heat things up and bring prices down.
Dean
yes, I saw similar articles (and it seems to be confirmed when spec-browsing)
according to an OEM offer out of PRC someone showed me, the cost of OEM
XPH was
2009/8/23 Jeff Waugh j...@perkypants.org:
quote who=Sridhar Dhanapalan
Having someone to sue is already in the set of criteria used by decision
makers.
It's not. Show me an agreement which gives a client the opportunity to sue a
vendor -- aside from breach of contract or negligence, neither
Hi Martin, All,
thanks. I realized that vhost was missing and put it in. squid still fails.
internally the ip addresses are as follows...
10.1.2.249 www.pamphlets.org.au
10.1.2.250 www.icafe.com.au
10.1.2.252 squid.icafe.com.au
If I have the config as below, I only ever get www.icafe.com.au
Dean Hamstead wrote:
Hopefully an alternative to the Atom will hit the market soon
Need some competition to heat things up and bring prices down.
The cost and pricing model has changed completely.
12 years ago, you had to pay a premium for a small laptop. My NEC Versa 4200c
(no camera, but
Hi Martin,
just a straight copy and paste of your suggestion into a new default
squid.conf file under the following line...
#INSERT YOUR OWN RULE(S) HERE TO ALLOW ACCESS FROM YOUR CLIENTS
acl our_sites dstdomain www.icafe.com.au www.pamphlets.org.au
*.pamphlets.org.au *.icafe.com.au
acl
jam wrote:
On Wednesday 26 August 2009 10:00:06 slug-requ...@slug.org.au wrote:
The point about shells has already been made, but some people have got a
bit sidetracked. Shells are command-interpreters; they mediate between the
user and the kernel. Applications in Unix, as has already been
Definitely,
It wasnt long ago that the $999 desktop, then the $999 laptop was a
massive breakthrough.
I hope someone (amd maybe) breaks the Atom monopoly and brings some more
cores, bits, fpu and pipelines to the netbook cpu market.
Dean
Marghanita da Cruz wrote:
Dean Hamstead wrote:
Hi Martin,
Mate you are a genius!
All working now.
I just moved the lines as you suggested. Nothing else and both sites
working. I'm going to run up a third site and add it in to the mix. Then
carefully doco how this is done.
I definitely owe you at least a beer.
Thanks again.
Ben
Ken Wilson wrote:
jam wrote:
On Wednesday 26 August 2009 10:00:06 slug-requ...@slug.org.au wrote:
The point about shells has already been made, but some people have got a
bit sidetracked. Shells are command-interpreters; they mediate
between the
user and the kernel. Applications in Unix,
Hi all
Just posting this here so that it gets saved in the SLUG archives and
may help someone in the same situation in future.
The following configuration has been successfully tested and more sites
should be easily added by adding to the following config.
The following was added to a default
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