"Geoffrey S. Mendelson" wrote:
Personaly, I think something like "Integrating Linux into a Windows World",
would be far better. It might attract people who are not pro-linux, and
that's what we need.
I think what should be promoted is open source/free software in general,
because I don't
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
3. Is PF1 involved with this project? 2 days ago slashdot published that
Redhat is going to give some financial boost to mozilla. Any relations
to this?
and 4. does it mean Logical Hebrew just for Windows (editing in Email
and composer) or does it
I found the last paragraph of subsection 12.1.1 of the "Linux Application
Development" (3rd edition) contradicting my knowledge. Am I right that it is
not accurate, or do I missing something essential?
Trying to quote the paragraph without copying the entire subsection, I get:
Although
Shaul Karl wrote:
I found the last paragraph of subsection 12.1.1 of the "Linux Application
Development" (3rd edition) contradicting my knowledge. Am I right that it is
not accurate, or do I missing something essential?
Trying to quote the paragraph without copying the entire subsection,
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Shaul Karl wrote:
I found the last paragraph of subsection 12.1.1 of the "Linux Application
Development" (3rd edition) contradicting my knowledge. Am I right that it is
not accurate, or do I missing something essential?
Trying to quote the paragraph without copying
Shaul Karl [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Friday, December 11 ?
Friday December 10 or Saturday December 11?
--
Oleg Goldshmidt | BLOOMBERG L.P. (BFM) | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"A sense of the fundamental decencies is parceled out
unequally at birth." [F. Scott FitzGerald]
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Ury Segal wrote:
Friday, December 11 ?
Friday December 10 or Saturday December 11?
Friday. Sat would be unfair for the religious.
I have a lecture hall for Friday at 1pm here at the IDC. if I can't get
Maddog, I still think we should have a lecture. Me and my dean
Ira Abramov [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a lecture hall for Friday at 1pm here at the IDC.
Can you explain what IDC is and where it is and how to get to the
lecture hall?
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Oleg Goldshmidt | BLOOMBERG L.P. (BFM) | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"A sense of the fundamental decencies is parceled out
I have a lecture hall for Friday at 1pm here at the IDC. if I can't get
Maddog, I still think we should have a lecture. Me and my dean are on
Peli Peled's tail, but he is hard to get during the COMDEX. if you have
contacts to him (Cellphone? Eli Marmor?) It'll help.
I don't have any special
The IDC is the Interdisciplinary Center Herzlyia - "Hamerkaz Habentchumi
Herzlia", where he studies, I think. If I'm not wrong.
On 1 Dec 1999, Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
Ira Abramov [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a lecture hall for Friday at 1pm here at the IDC.
Can you explain what IDC
This ``spam'' was sent to the mailing list on Sun, 21 Nov 199
16:20:37. An apology explaining that the message was sent here
by mistake followed 1:06 minutes later.
Yes. Apology is not enough.
The point was that the vast majority of spam is not followed immediately
by an apology from
Partially a pep talk, and partially as a reply to the complaints I heard
over the list about times and places. I'm adressing them all in one
bunch, hopefully this will settle some of the issues. try to read this
with a positive and optimistic mind before replying :-)
the WHY
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In the
Ira Abramov wrote:
Friday. Sat would be unfair for the religious.
I have a lecture hall for Friday at 1pm here at the IDC. if I can't get
Maddog, I still think we should have a lecture. Me and my dean are on
Peli Peled's tail, but he is hard to get during the COMDEX. if you have
contacts
just FYI, some of us actually decided to 'get off our lazy butts', and set
up a (rather small) haifa linux club. it was started out few month back,
and carries out a lecture (almost) once every two weeks. so far there were
6 lectures, including one given by informix's representatives in israel.
On Thu, 2 Dec 1999, guy keren wrote:
just FYI, some of us actually decided to 'get off our lazy butts', and set
up a (rather small) haifa linux club. it was started out few month back,
and carries out a lecture (almost) once every two weeks. so far there were
thanks Choo! yes, I was
Hi guys
I am only a relatively simple user
but I would come to show solidarity
only I have a cold and a fever.
Maybe next time ?:)
Dorit
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I am in central Tel-Aviv.
Can I join in to someone who is going to the meeting from the Tel-Aviv area?
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I am only a relatively simple user
no users are too "simple" to participate :-)
but I would come to show solidarity
only I have a cold and a fever.
Refua Shlema!
close all the windows, run the heat daemon and reboot, call me when
uptime reaches
close all the windows
closing windows is _always_ good
for ones health, regardless :)
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Shaul Karl wrote:
I found the last paragraph of subsection 12.1.1 of the "Linux Application
Development" (3rd edition) contradicting my knowledge. Am I right that it is
not accurate, or do I missing something essential?
Trying to quote the paragraph without copying the entire
1) How can I tell whether I am better of using mirror instead of the master
site?
More specifically, how can I tell if I am better of using
http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/support/Linux/LDP/ rather then www.linuxdoc.org?
2) Am I right that http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/support/Linux/LDP/ was not updated
On Thu, 2 Dec 1999, Shaul Karl wrote:
1) How can I tell whether I am better of using mirror instead of the master
site?
if it loads faster, it's better for you, then use it. that's what a
mirror is for.
More specifically, how can I tell if I am better of using
Hi,
I fully participate in your pain. Over the last year (or two) I tried to
organize two linux *meetings* (nothing big, just plain meeting), but in
both cases some poeple showed interest but never more than 3 or 4 and it
never got anywhere. Now I know already more Linux people in Jerusalem that
Schlomo Schapiro writes:
We have to make our ILUG (or GILI :-) more attractive to recruit more
members, and not only newbies looking for free help but rather (and this
is more important) professionals and specialists who can raise the level
of discussion and meetings etc.
You forget that
Hi everyone,
My linux server is also a mail server, for some resone i do establish a
connection with him, but i cannot recieve or send mail.
Does anyone run into this problem, and how do i solve it?
10x
Nir
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