quote who="Jobst Schmalenbach"
Actually, from what I see you posted in both text AND html .
At the risk of adding to this thread, but perhaps adding something of value,
you can decode some of Outlook's more cryptic emissions using the 'tnef'
program.
TNEF is an MS plot to piss
On Thu, 1 Feb 2001, Terry Collins wrote:
Michael wrote:
A blank email? haha
No - it said two things
1 - he is one of those misguided {:-) people who likes the idea of
Slug meetings on Monday (subject line).
2 - he is one of the forsaken {:-) who posts in html.
or three:
On Wed, Jan 31, 2001 at 06:26:50PM -0800, Mehmet Ozdemir wrote:
Monday (or earlier in the week) also makes it extremely
easy to book restaurants (they tend to fall over themselves
if they can get more than 10 people in on Monday night)
but the after-SLUG bar scene is a lot tamer.
Yes, but if you diff the two rgb.txt are they the same?
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On Thu, Feb 01, 2001 at 09:52:16AM +1100, Peter G. Martin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Michael wrote:
[snip]
Yuk ! For this, my most sincere apologies to all concerned. I had not
realised
that "option" had not been turned off in this so-called mail tool. In fact,
as I check now, it still
Monday (or earlier in the week) also makes it extremely
easy to book restaurants (they tend to fall over themselves
if they can get more than 10 people in on Monday night)
but the after-SLUG bar scene is a lot tamer.
Please not a tuesday as I'll have to tape The Bill, and it's just not the
On Thu, 1 Feb 2001, Norman Widders wrote:
oh would you now ? since when did we lose the right to choose?
when the desktop was monopolised back in 1991
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definitely like the idea of different foci. I would love to have a meeting
for like minded people who are not rank beginners, but aren't in the guru
class either.
On Thu, 1 Feb 2001, Ken Yap wrote:
|If you feel strongly about any particular day please
|let us know either via the mailing
On Thu, 1 Feb 2001, Dean Hamstead wrote:
oh would you now ? since when did we lose the right to choose?
Anyway, anyone need a job? *grin* Id prefer that people be
MS employees rather than work-for-the-dole employee's
Dean "Money is money" Hamstead
Ken Yap wrote:
|- Forwarded
Rev Simon Rumble wrote:
Getting this error in XMMS:
Have you tried changing the playlist font in Preferences - options tab
to other fonts?
Arunava
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Anyone using this following combination?
X 4 with matrox dirvers from matrox site
matroxfb
and a MAtrox G450
Current problem is that everything looks fine in console. Then I switch
to X and that works fine but when I switch back instead of a normal
blinking cursor I've got a big blinking
I think this satire came at just the right moment.
http://satirewire.com/news/0101/linux_quit.shtml
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Holly said "I have alot of respect for" not "*we* have"
i also dont think we should confuse the calibre of software
with the calibre of its programmers. Clearly MS doesnt =)
Marketing is all about making yourself look good, and one
of the easiest ways is to make others look bad. Like in
politics
It's OK, I just let it slide ;)
I will hit you up for an after SLUG beer though ;)
On Thu, 01 Feb 2001 10:42:01 Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who="Jeff Waugh"
Dudes! This is like a one-time event only!
Clubie bat "didn't read all my mail" email posted earlier.
- Jeff
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How does this marry with:
"And the recent security problems with Linux, coupled with the lack of
key enterprise elements in the new kernel, really call into question
whether Linux should be used at all," Miller [Microsoft's group
product manager for competitive strategies] added.
from
quote who="Jeff Waugh"
Dudes! This is like a one-time event only!
Clubie bat "didn't read all my mail" email posted earlier.
- Jeff
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quote who="Joshua Burvill"
Thanks Ken and Jeff, your suggestions proved correct, although I
did have some fun trying to figure out why my changes to
/etc/X11/XF86Config were not having any effect, until I realised
that this was caused by having stored a copy of that file
in /root, which
quote who="Anand Kumria"
If you feel strongly about any particular day please let us know either
via the mailing list: [EMAIL PROTECTED] or the [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Erp. I should have read all my email before replying to the unthreaded
thread...
Keep it Friday. Mondays suck for more people than
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I ran into a problem with GDM on my office Linux server yesterday and ended
up reinstalling it. I am now getting a problem when I try to connect with
X-Win32. I can see the machine in the list of xdmcp hosts but after I select
this machine, the RedHat logo starts to display then the session
I put my hand up for Monday meetings.
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Jeff Waugh was once rumoured to have said:
So, you get some weirdarse email when you're on a LUG committee...
(Boring stuff snipped at the end, including the "Microsoft is an equal
opportunity employer" line. Obviously we're now part of this equality.)
- Jeff
- Forwarded message
So, you get some weirdarse email when you're on a LUG committee...
(Boring stuff snipped at the end, including the "Microsoft is an equal
opportunity employer" line. Obviously we're now part of this equality.)
- Jeff
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Date:
Michael wrote:
A blank email? haha
No - it said two things
1 - he is one of those misguided {:-) people who likes the idea of
Slug meetings on Monday (subject line).
Correct. No apology.And BTW, it was in response to an invitation
from Anand. I thought I'd keep it brief.
Fridays are good for the social aspect but on the other hand I often
don't make the meetings on Friday as there are just too many pubs
between Circular Quay and UTS. I guess it comes down to how many people
aren't making Fridays compared to how many more/less would make other
weeknights.
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On 29 Jan, chesty wrote:
On Mon, Jan 29, 2001 at 02:11:47PM +1100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At home we have 2 machines, on a local ethernet network.
Both are running Red Hat 6.2, and both have very similar config files
(with the appropriate substitutions for machine names and static IP
I like Fridays so I don't have to think about getting up for work the next
morning.
i had to skip dinner at the jan meeting in order to get home so i would
get my daily requirement of beauty sleep... :)
it would be nice to be able to hang around, go to dinner, pub etc.etc.
without the hassle
ok, I"ll give it a try.
On Thu, Feb 01, 2001 at 01:21:59AM +1100, Anand Kumria wrote:
On Tue, Jan 30, 2001 at 05:16:09AM +1100, Alex Salmon wrote:
hi
I dont really know the problem here but i may be able to put u on
track.
I once built me self a linux distro from scratch i had
I agree that ping in rh7.0 is more verbose. It shows the times in msec
or in usec where relevant. It also now shows min/avg/max/mdev
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http://www.geocrawler.com/lists/3/OpenBSD/260/0/4662866/
or
http://lists.openresources.com/OpenBSD/sparc/msg00561.html
multiple mail archives =)
looking at it now some stuff is pretty vague. Oh well, having
done about 5 network installs i may be of some help.
boot.net gets the machine going
Michael wrote:
A blank email? haha
No - it said two things
1 - he is one of those misguided {:-) people who likes the idea of
Slug meetings on Monday (subject line).
2 - he is one of the forsaken {:-) who posts in html.
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ICMP Redirects are a normal occurence when you have a single default
gateway/router configured and there are other accessible routers. If the
default router believes you should you use a more direct next hop router, it
will let you know. You want to dump out your route table ("netstat -r") and
Dean Hamstead wrote:
Just a suggestion.
Network install the lot.
That is a distinct possibility as they all have NICs built in.
FGI - they also have SCSI built in as well.
Debian supports sparc doesnt it =) I hear suse does.
So I hear
Is anyone interested in my "steps to installing a
Just a suggestion.
Network install the lot. Will make your lives a lot easier.
Just grab a linux xmachine (i386 even) and set up rarp, bootparams
nfs etc. plug the sparcs in and let them install. No disks (discs)
no fuss.
That is, if they all have nics.
Debian supports sparc doesnt it =) I hear
A blank email? haha
- Original Message -
From: "Peter G. Martin" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 1 February 2001 8:28
Subject: [SLUG] Yea Mondays!
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Jason Rennie was once rumoured to have said:
Is there a simple utility to find the execution time of a program ?
yes. surprisingly enough its called 'time'.
Actaully i found this about half an hour later, it is a bit hidden being
in section n of the manual.
I had forgotton about apropos
On Thu, Feb 01, 2001 at 09:27:49AM +1100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
and the strace showed that the slow host *does* read the file
/etc/host.conf first - it just doesn't seem to find the information it
wants there! (Since the NIS stuff starts, afterwards.)
If you aren't using nis, you may as
Jeff Waugh wrote:
So, you get some weirdarse email when you're on a LUG committee...
(Boring stuff snipped at the end, including the "Microsoft is an equal
opportunity employer" line. Obviously we're now part of this equality.)
I got the exact same email with slight variations on numerous
Jill Rowling wrote:
Yes, but if you diff the two rgb.txt are they the same?
Yes, I did. They just differ in whitespace.
Regards,
Sonam
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Hi,
I've just installed Redhat 7 on my modest home server and cannot get the
Redhat update agent to work properly. It downloads the list of
available packages and does some sorting, but then stops at exactly 62%
when removing packages marked for skipping from the list. All I do is
start up
After reading an article on Linux security some time ago, I put some
extra security measures on my server (the same one that has the problem
with Redhad network update agent). This included protecting
/etc/lilo.conf. I am not sure what i did to it, but even as root or in
single user mode i
On Wed, Jan 31, 2001 at 07:14:54PM +1100, Rodos wrote:
When I do a ping it shows a response of "Redirect Host(New nexthop:"
and then the address of the machine which I am usually trying to
ping.
If you're on hosta and you're trying to ping hostb, and you get a
message saying Redirect
me again...
does anyone know where I can find a driver for the laptop sound card
mentioned in the subject?
I use Redhat 7 - it's sndconfig program can detect the soundcard, but
then tells me that it is not supported. Ensoniq has been taken over by
Creative, but neither make Linux drivers
On Thu, 1 Feb 2001, Jason wrote:
howdy,
as a direct competitor, i feel that the less publicity given to their
spam, the better, i've seen that ridiculous posting 4 times today and
i wonder how many other poor folks have had it injected/forwarded into
their mailboxes :(
/thread
/torqumada
Thats it.
ipchains -A input -p tcp -j DENY -s ! 192.168.0.0/16 --destination-port 53
Im sick and tired of all these recent issues with bind8.
/avant
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Ken Yap
Sent: Wednesday, 31 January 2001 10:22 AM
To:
Where does one find the doco for Redhat's update procedures. I have found
the up2date program but there is no man page or info page. I can get
up2date to run but it downloads a load of .hdr files and I need to know
what these are and how to work them.
All help appreciated.
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On Thu, Feb 01, 2001 at 09:17:00PM +1100, avant wrote:
Thats it.
ipchains -A input -p tcp -j DENY -s ! 192.168.0.0/16 --destination-port 53
Im sick and tired of all these recent issues with bind8.
I perfer
named.conf:
options { listen-on {192.168.0.1;};};
works even if your firewall is
hi slugs,
what's the command to find out what version of linux you are running.
i've got some old redhat boxes fired up and want to see what they've
got.
thanks
ben
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Guys,
Hope I'm not wasting your time, but I just can't seem to get the WHO command working
properly. I suspect that it's got to do with PPP. I can only see users who login with
a unix shell (ie ppp users don't appear). My work around until now has been
last|grep ogg which is OK, but I
On Tue, Jan 30, 2001 at 11:24:45PM +1100, Angus Lees uttered:
\begin{Richard Piper}
It's been hopeless for the last few days, up and down all the time, terrible
speed and latency.
I would have to agree.
i think its time we all had a chat with our friendly ombudsman..
You _can't_
Hi all,
I have a small problem with my machine. Executing "ps afx" will cause a
segmentation fault. This will only occur if the machine is on for a while.
It lead me to believe initially that ps cannot deal with how many processes
it running, but after thinking for more then 10 seconds I
Hello Sluggers:
Here's a frustrating one Sluggers...
A system monitoring program periodically needs to generate a
list of filename with each files timestamps prepended to it:
sample output
15:15,151500.data
15:46,154501.data
16:45,154501.data
16:55,061500.data
...
Ben Donohue wrote:
hi slugs,
what's the command to find out what version of linux you are running.
i've got some old redhat boxes fired up and want to see what they've
got.
Try 'cat /proc/version' - I think that should work.
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On Thu, Feb 01, 2001 at 10:53:31PM +1100, Howard Lowndes uttered:
I think you will find that that only applies if both parties are members
of TIO Ltd, but otherwise, why not?
AAAHHH. That must be it. We can't talk to ombudsman about Telstra. It's all making
sense now. :-/
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Is there some sort of "How to not look stupid on the internet with
MS OutLook" FAQ somewhere? Could help ALOT of people ;)
There is only one way - use it !!
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Ben Donohue was once rumoured to have said:
hi slugs,
what's the command to find out what version of linux you are running.
i've got some old redhat boxes fired up and want to see what they've
got.
To get kernel revision information, use uname -a.
If you're runnign RedHat, your redhat
Hey sluggers,
I have a strange routing problem atm and am wanting a few pointers.
Lets say the machine in question has 5 NICs connected to 5 subnets. Also a
modem. Thats 6 interfaces in total.
Now everything seems normal in ifconfig and route. All the routes are there,
the subnet masks are normal
Anand Kumria wrote:
If you feel strongly about any particular day please
let us know either via the mailing list: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
or the [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Friday and Saturday nights are my only nights within 100km of
Sydney. Earlier in the week would prevent me from attending at
all.
Stay
Friday meetings are good for me; can't come Mondays
Personally, weekend meeting are better for me as I work week nights
Regards
Adrian
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Phone: +61 (0)4 0720 8910
Facsimile: +61 (0)4 0720
If any new sluggers would like to enrol in a TAFE Linux course
there are a few places left in some afternoon classes.
Details:
http://slug.org.au/tafe2000.shtml
enroling _now_
geoffrey
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I have an interest in intermediate workshops in the inner city. I can see
some value in getting together to work through various configuration
problems or such like on maybe a monthly or fortnightly basis.
I plugged this idea once before, but at the time it fell over. Anyone
interested I can
Friday meetings are good for me; carn't come Mondays
geoffrey
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www.alsa-project.org
if its supported, alsa will likely cover it
(dont build a box without it)
Dean
Jin Ting Liew wrote:
me again...
does anyone know where I can find a driver for the laptop sound card
mentioned in the subject?
I use Redhat 7 - it's sndconfig program can detect the
Sorry folks, but they are following up on a message off the Slug list
and I figure someone else would have asked.
To: Administrator [EMAIL PROTECTED]
References: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Administrator wrote:
$2753 Sparc 10 (each w/ 20" monitor)
$50 6 full-height external disk
Actually now i dig into it, that address space is owned by SUN.
That may be the cause of the problem then
hrmmm would that be right?
dave@sumo:~$ whois 192.9.0.0
Sun Microsystems, Inc (NETBLK-SUN)
Mail Stop UNWK14-301 901 San Antonio Road
Palo Alto, CA 94303
US
Netname: SMI-NETS
And to be brief - having more activities depends on people being willing
to take on the role of organising and running these activities, and
assisting others if you can not take a major roll.
In the case of a SIG meeting it shouldn't take more than one responsible
person present to facilitate.
http://knobbits.org/gtk-random-themes.patch
http://knobbits.org/gtk-patch.png
Mick.
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hi slugs and thanks all,
yes i was looking for just the redhat version... however the wonderful thing
about this list is that now i've learnt how to find the kernel version as well,
which i'd probably be looking for soon anyway.
ben
Tom Massey wrote:
Steve Kowalik wrote:
On Thu, Feb 01,
Mondays are OK, Fridays are better, but I wouldn't come along to more
than
about 2 slug meetings a year on a saturday... Saturday's are too busy
with
other things to tie them up with a regular meeting.
J.
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Sonam Chauhan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Using find in the following manner seemed to work beautifully:
find dir -name pattern -printf "%AH:%AM,%f\n"
However, the find -format specification outputs data based on
file *access* time instead of file *creation* times.
Firstly there is no
quote who="Terry Collins"
Slug is going to need more activities of a wider nature to keep people
interested.
And to be brief - having more activities depends on people being willing
to take on the role of organising and running these activities, and
assisting others if you can not take a
A Debian SIG would be quite useful. There's so much to the Debian world
and mostly stuff that would only interest the enthusiasts. The odd
"Debian brainstorming session" seperate from the main SLUG meeting would
go a long, long way IMHO.
If there's interest, I'd be more than happy to be the
How about a Newbies/Basic training/help/install day??
Things like security, routing, networking, installations, blah blah blah
Could maybe wrap it around a BBQ and make it nice and informal.
We have a room here at work (west ryde, close to train), classroom size,
air-conditioned that
Hi,
I need some help with the concept of virtual servers using Apache.
I have SuSE set up using Apache, this worked fine with the doc root set to
/usr/local/apache/htdocs
I wanted to (and succeeded) setup AUC on this system as well, it likes to
default the doc root to /home/httpd.
So I setup a
Alister Waller was once rumoured to have said:
How about a Newbies/Basic training/help/install day??
Things like security, routing, networking, installations, blah blah
blah
On a similar note, once I've got netfilter worked out, I'd happily run
a weekend 'introduction to firewalling' -
quote who="Craige McWhirter"
A Debian SIG would be quite useful. There's so much to the Debian world
and mostly stuff that would only interest the enthusiasts. The odd
"Debian brainstorming session" seperate from the main SLUG meeting would
go a long, long way IMHO.
We've discussed SIGs a
Also,
uname -a
gives interesting info with various distros and unices.
- Jill.
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I think splitting the list is a bad idea, so perhaps SIG was the wrong
choice of words. I was thinking that it would be more like a regular
"Debian Fest" style meeting open to all SLUGgers who wanted to rabbit on
about Debian or just rub shoulders with like interested people in a more
social
|We've discussed SIGs a few times now, and each time came to the conclusion
|that 'splitting' SLUG would lead to bad things.
By SLUG you mean the mailing list?
|Dude! Rock out! :) Thanks heaps for offering - perhaps we should have a
|little Debian fest (read: Come over and we'll show you wtf
On a similar note, once I've got netfilter worked out, I'd happily run
a weekend 'introduction to firewalling' - I just haven't had the time
lately to look at netfilter.
i had a read of rusty's docs on it the other night
(http://netfilter.kernelnotes.org/unreliable-guides/) and he is very
Marty was once rumoured to have said:
On a similar note, once I've got netfilter worked out, I'd happily run
a weekend 'introduction to firewalling' - I just haven't had the time
lately to look at netfilter.
i had a read of rusty's docs on it the other night
quote who="Ken Yap"
By SLUG you mean the mailing list?
Both SLUG and the mailing list - It has come up a few times in
conversations about other groups, so I always keep it in mind.
I don't think it's a dangerous idea at all to have a SIG. People will
gravitate to fora that interest them so
We've discussed SIGs a few times now, and each time came to the conclusion
that 'splitting' SLUG would lead to bad things.
why? random get togethers specialising on a particular topic would be
great...
it is only if it becomes regular and, say, slug-debian people stop coming
to slug that you
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who="Craige McWhirter"
A Debian SIG would be quite useful. There's so much to the Debian world
and mostly stuff that would only interest the enthusiasts. The odd
"Debian brainstorming session" seperate from the main SLUG meeting would
go a long, long way IMHO.
Migrating like that is a bit insane IMO [you wouldn't want to do a
straight 1 to 1 migration, otherwise you don't gain any of netfilter's
real benefits] - and that really wouldn't be the point of me giving
such a talk - there is theory behind all this madness, as well as some
general
Craige McWhirter wrote:
I think splitting the list is a bad idea, so perhaps SIG was the wrong
choice of words. I was thinking that it would be more like a regular
"Debian Fest" style meeting open to all SLUGgers who wanted to rabbit on
about Debian or just rub shoulders with like
quote who="Terry Collins"
What a load of f%king crap.
Which, funnily enough, was somewhat based on comments you made a while ago.
There is already one, by invitation only, list of ex-sluggers operating
because these people were cheesed off with the noise on the Slug list.
That disappoints
Marty was once rumoured to have said:
your right though. you definately need to adjust the way you approach
filtering when migrating from ipchains - netfilter.
BTW: for those that care, the most important point is the way the chains
work. my understanding of the situation is thus:
Yes.
Uh, no. [Not sure about the diagram, but you've missed the important
change].
i think that the way the chains work is an important change... but
stateful filtering is a pretty big step (pity that is playing catch up
with IP filter and most commercial firewalls)
That skript kiddie can no
quote who="Ken Yap"
|What is dangerous here is that A* offers to run a SIG anf B* wants to
|turn it into a Fest.
Well said Terry. Is it human nature to want to complicate things? In
any case, if A has made an offer, it should be accepted on those terms,
and nobody but A should try to bid
Hehe (sorry) it reminds me of one of our PCs at home which had a memory
fault whenever it got hot.
1: If I typed a command that was intrinsic to the shell, fine.
2: If I typed a command that had to go to disk, find the program and load it
into memory, it segfaulted.
If I repeated 2: it didn't
www.alsa-project.org
if its supported, alsa will likely cover it
(dont build a box without it)
I just recently installed the lastest alsa drivers on a dell latitude
(meastro3 equipped) with great success, although the sound is a little
scratchy.
Regards
Mehmet Ozdemir
This message
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who="Ken Yap"
|What is dangerous here is that A* offers to run a SIG and B* wants to
|turn it into a Fest.
Well said Terry. Is it human nature to want to complicate things? In
any case, if A has made an offer, it should be accepted on those terms,
and
\begin{Howard Lowndes}
[root@keep bin]# /usr/local/bin/streamserver
bash: /usr/local/bin/streamserver: No such file or directory
[root@keep bin]# ldd /usr/local/bin/streamserver
/usr/bin/ldd: /usr/local/bin/streamserver: No such file or directory
[root@keep bin]# file
New lists are, IMNVHO, a bad idea. Physical SIG's are a good idea. Cross
fertilisation will stop if SLUG splits up, but dedicated RH users can
happily go watch debian users hands-on if the mood takes them, etc.
Personally, I will happily delete lots of stuff I'm not interested in for
the sake
quote who="David"
Personally, I will happily delete lots of stuff I'm not interested in for
the sake of not missing something I need, but didn't know about.
Sounds like everyone is happy with physical SIG stuff, but as per usual, not
lists.
Your above argument has to be one of the happier
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who="Terry Collins"
What a load of f%king crap.
Which, funnily enough, was somewhat based on comments you made a while ago.
Yep, if you are going to have one meeting, then have one list.
However, if someone wants to start a SIG, then let the sig have it's own
This one's for the programming guru's.
I have a piece of source code. It's written in Pascal - Delphi, to be
precise.
I've managed to find and install FPC {Free Pascal Compiller}, unpack the
source {RAR archive - yuck!}, and view the nice source files
BUT
I can't figure out how to compile the
quote who="Terry Collins"
Let's discuss what we can *do*, not how we can or can't talk about it.
If the list continues talking about Craig's offer. it will just be
picking the entrails until nothing is left.
Generally, Terry. Less semantics, more stuff.
So - a CC to Slug committee to
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