or is Home good enough? Would prefer Home for the obvious
matter of $100, but I understand that in some networks it's better to have
Pro.
Thanks,
Ian Monroe
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the computer from someplace else and then just buy the software
academic. I've been looking around at Microsoft's website, and it looks
like it has to be bought through a reseller. How does it work? Dell
mentioned needing a student number.
Ian Monroe
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On Sat, 18 May 2002, Caleb
-printable
I'm trying to install RedHat 9 on my computer that already has an older
ver= sion of Linux on it. Can someone tell me how to do this? I have the
three= disks I just can't get them to run!! :(
Thanks!
Ashley
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OK, I feel silly. That fixed it.
No wonder I couldn't find anything on the web about my problem, its too
simple.
Thanks,
Ian
On Monday 22 September 2003 22:11, Donald J Bindner wrote:
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Free swag == good.
Even without all the IPOs, these companies have large marketing budgets, maybe
they'll send us some stuff (though my favorite open source projects don't
have any marketing budget, oh well). And I think the CSO (where Kronos lives)
needs a poster or two. I'm thinking of doing
it :( If anyone could help in
any way I'd appreciate it!!!
Ashley Murdock
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Just downloaded. As was pointed out on Slashdot, 2.6 kernel and Lord of
the Rings on the same day (yes, its good and you should see it). And for
us, the end of the semester. What could make the day better. Guess it
would have to be World Peace or something.
I've been using 2.6-test11 primarily
I would recommend installing Cups. Its the more modern of the print
systems and its fairly easy to use. You should be able to configure it
using the web interface or KDE (though I would stick to former.) The
drivers all come with Cups.
Christopher Gordon wrote:
I tried to install my printer on
When I used Debian on my computer I always found dselect to be a bother
and started using apt-get exclusively. This was back in the day when
woody had just been released. So long long ago.
My opinion is that you shouldn't mix default testing and unstable. At
the KDE website they have packages
accounts.
What are your favorite flavors?
Nate
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The 2.6 kernel has issues with the IBM 300GL and the 3com cards. You
have to do a cold boot or reboot from a 2.4 kernel (or any other OS
actually). I imagine this is what your probably doing anyways, since you
obviously had to a cold boot when you returned. Running the command
`dmesg | less`
Nathaniel Green wrote:
Is ftp one of the limited services on campus? I'm getting 10 KB/s
from a server which claims d/l speeds of over 400 KB/s.
Bleh.
Nate
Not in my experience. I don't have more or less success with FTP then I
do HTTP, which is to say, sometimes I get pretty slow speeds but
I guess my first suggestion is to see if someone is having a similar
problem at forums.gentoo.org, and if you can't find someone, post your
message there. So many people read those forums, occasionally you can
get some good help.
Try reemerging python to fix your emerge issues. Um, wait.
as well.
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the Debian Woody
package of Ruby, so its version 1.6.
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of the encrypted
DVD plugins) and see if that works.
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Yea, the one I use is called ssmtp
ftp://metalab.unc.edu/pub/Linux/system/mail/mta/ and it works fine.
Having a working sendmail makes lots of things work better/easier in
linux, ssmtp is an easy way to do it.
Caleb Jorden wrote:
For this to work on Truman's Campus, you need to relay your mail
Marc Becker wrote:
I've recently rejoined this list, so please excuse me if this has been
recently discussed. I've been playing around w/ linux on and off on a
test machine and when the semester is out I want to do a fresh install
with the new kernel. I've been playing around w/ Mandrake, but
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