Quoting Mark K. Kim ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> PINE probably wasn't installed at the IF because the Washington State
> University license doesn't allow binary distribution of PINE. If someone
> brings the sources or an RPM we can install it at the next IF.
Pine was indeed dropped from Red Hat as of Fedora Core 1.
> I'm not even gonna touch on the modem issue. If Jungmee wants a good
> Linux modem support, I suggest getting a PCMCIA modem. I got one with my
> laptop that works excellently, and I hope they still sell some solid ones
> in the market.
Jungmee hasn't actually clarified yet whether it's a modem issue or an
ethernet one, nor the nature of the problem beyond "can't access the
Internet".
But yes: Every time I need reliable connectivity from a laptop, I just
get a surplus PCMCIA modem or network card (or combo). Any old 3Com is
perfect.
> Seth - What's up with the mouse? Seems like a simple enough problem to
> fix, but you could probably tackle this faster since you were at the IF.
In case it helps, touchpads are almost always straight, two-button PS/2
devices, in my experience (as to both interface and protocol). Again,
Jungmee wasn't really a pargon of clarity about the symptom details
("touchpad doesn't work under Linux").
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