On Tue, 15 Jun 2004, TC wrote:
> Actually, I overstate my han'lessness. I know more about this stuff
> than your average Joe in the street. And the fact that *I* can't do
> something as simple as this surely proves that Linux is still *miles*
> away from Windows in usability for the common man.
On Thu, 27 May 2004, William Anderson wrote:
> I suggested one from all the LUGs, one from a Business/Businesses and one from
> Schools or the like? Maybe someone like Bob Kerr?
>
> Thoughts?
You could do worse than ask Craig Robertson, who runs
craigspla.net and makes Beowulfs for peo
On Mon, 17 May 2004, Colin McKinnon wrote:
> Thanks, but:
> > > I did find netedit which is little more than a textarea with buttons on
>
> Problem is that a lot of things are quite difficult to do with a textarea
> field using (portable) javascript - like moving the caret. There also seems
>
On Fri, 16 Apr 2004, Ian Robertson wrote:
> Am hopeful of running router(netgear) to give access once connected in
> the next few days. How easy to configure/test?
I have a netgear RT311, which is a NAT/firewall router. If you
get a similar one ask me, and I'll give you a rather vicious
On Fri, 12 Dec 2003, ptb wrote:
> Well we have MEPs also, is there no country in Europe (failing
> that look in the UN for a linux-using state) using linux for
> financial reasons and having the figures to back up their
> decision? Your MEP has the resources to find out for you.
I though
On Thu, 20 Mar 2003, Huard, Elise - D C&W Consultant wrote:
> Or to phrase it differently : i need a random number generator that won't
> give the same sequence of numbers every time that the seed is reinitialised
> in the same second (by 2 different users)
> srand(time(NULL))
> and then rand()
On 16 Jan 2003, Gordon JC Pearce wrote:
> > machine with linux installed---Doesn't have to be the RedHat distribution,
>
> It's very hard to buy a machine with Linux already installed, unless
> you're buying a server. ...
Try Craig's Planet (craigspla.net) -- I know the owner and he's
