eel so bad about my 16-18 PS/2s and all those 8512 monitors :)
Dean Coffey
>To see what is missing from Linux that discourages Windows users, go to,
>
>
>
>Roger Turk
Do you have any idea how hard it is to clean Mountain Dew off a monitor?
Hilarious! :)
Dean Coffey
, and have received about
1 an hour since then from various places. If you peek inside with a hex
editor, it quickly becomes clear to some extent just what is going on.
HTH
Dean Coffey
>P.S. BTW, so far I have not yet been able to identify the ugly
>looking thing that appears to be a vir
ftp://ftp.f-prot.com/pub
HTH
Dean Coffey
>Does anybody know of an ftp site or an alternative web site
>where I might be able to download the latest version of
>F-PROT and also the latest updates for the virus signature
>files?
>
>TIA,
>
>Sam Heywood
Greg et al:
Don't know if this is the version you need (it's v0.33, released July 5,
2002) but it is available for download at this URL: http://members.cox.net/
dos/txtms03.htm , just over half-way down the page. This page also has some
basic instructions on it usage as well.
>So, does BeOS have a dos emulator? How difficult is it to s
>switch from one os to the other?
The Bochs x86 emulator has been ported ( http://www.bebits.com/app/279 ),
although I haven't tried it as of yet. With 30 minutes or so worth of work
and 2 or more harddrives, you can have a multi-bo
>to Dean Coffey:
>Now you have me curious about BeOS, its future and where and how to get it,
>and
>will it boot with LILO. I heard about Be Inc going out of business, being
>sold
>to Palm who were not going to contiune developing BeOS.
>What kind of web browsers are th
>I can't email it because I can't figure out the true name of the file.
>It "appears" to be named BEOS.INS, but that is just the illusion. I
>believe it has some strange character hidden in the file name, but I
>haven't been able to guess what that character might be. If you want
>the file you c
{snip}
>WARNING: If anyone should download UNRAR250.ZIP you would
>be well advised not to unzip it to a directory on your hard
>drive. This zip file contained a 654 byte file named BEOS.INS,
>or something similar, that I could not figure out how to delete
>by any method other than by resorting t
Unreal! LOL Took me 2 run throughs to figure it out! Thanx for the laugh
- Original Message -
From: "Samuel W. Heywood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Arachne List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 8:28 PM
Subject: You will be most amazed and astonished until you figure it o
Recently, Slashdot had a write up about SGL. It installs from the source
code of the various packages so that you can customize and optimize it to
work most efficiently on your hardware. It starts with the initial install,
by asking you questions about what you plan to use your system for, hardw
Hello everyone!
I've been lurking around here for quite some time now, listening to the
various goings-on here on the list, and now that the general topic seems to
be Linux and BasicLinux, I thought I would jump in with a question or two or
three.
I have several older computers, and have pretty
-Original Message-
From: Sam Ewalt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sunday, August 19, 2001 6:15 AM
Subject: Re: "Legacy Computers" and Arachne
You may also want to check www.pricewatch.com I have bought several things
from there, and the prices are usually pretty pheno
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