I got this modem used and I really didn't use it so I've been playing with
the modem to see if it is ok. I have been getting some intermittent login
errors and normally these modems are rock solid. I have two other US
Robotics Externals that I use regularly with no problems. I did test it
with w
I recently inherited a palm III, but with out the cradle. Anyone have a
spare or low cost Palm III cradle or sync cable. I just want to play around
with syncing with RH.
For a long time I had given up on ebooks because I couldn't find any free
sources. I finally found http://etext.virginia.edu/e
The way I read this article they seem to be spinning the industry position.
I like the community garden analogy, but I note the BSA got the last word.
I hope you will hammer them on the cost savings. Money is their god, so
worship devotedly. I think I'm on my 1 billionth reboot of my windows
mach
I am sure you'll get the skinny before 24 is up. As I remember from kbob's
presentation, the CD doesn't have a root password. You set it from a
Konsole while it is running. I knew this would come up and I didn't write
it down.
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Well said! Kent is looking for the root on knoppix; I knew I should have
written down what you said at the presentation.
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Bob Miller
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Git em!
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Cooper Stevenson
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Friends,
I've just returned from the capitol buildi
Title: [Eug-lug]Nifty Laptop for sale with ALL the fix'ns
What's the bottom
line?
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Thanks for the tip.
Which SVDP outlet is the 'computer' location (like the GW Coburg
location).
Thanks,
-Gregor
On Sun, 30 Mar 2003, Master O Planets wrote:
> I would hope you would consider donating you old computer equipment t
I would hope you would consider donating you old computer equipment to St.
Vincent De Paul vs. Goodwill. I worked as a computer tech for Goodwill for
a short time; in the end I walked on them. I found them to be interested in
the money only. I felt that the way they treated potential customers t
Thank you for this timely information. I was wondering what had happened to
Carnivore. At www.echelonwatch.org I found that that little fish has been
swallowed by a much larger fish. All this surveillance is giving computing
a black eye.
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I have been having problems getting knoppix to work on my computers. The
computer hiccupped did a warm boot and the knoppix cd I had left in the
drive kicked in. It loaded properly. I don't know why it wasn't working
before. I rebooted warm and cold.
Second computer BIOS was not set properly (
I made these observations and assumptions:
I tried to boot knoppix on three separate computers.
I recently loaded RH 8.0 on these all of these computers in a dual boot
configuration.
The boot process w/RH was flawless and there have been no modifications to
the BIOS.
I tried to boot knoppix on
I tested the disk on three dual boot computers, then on one with windows
only. It didn't boot knoppix. I was able to read the manual under windows.
I guess the disk must be bad. It happens. I will bring it along next
Saturday.
Thanks,
Brian
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I note that the RH 8.0 boot loader Grub interferes with the boot of Koppix
3.1.
Hardware boot order is floppy, CD, IDE. Failure on three dual boot machines.
Stopping Grub and pressing TAB gives a list of possible commands, but which
one, (is it the red wire or the blue wire.)
I know this is "bon
I was hoping to get a copy of KNOPPIX on Sat. If I bring a couple of CDR's
would that be possible?
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This may be non-news for the core users of this forum, but there is a cover
story article on the rise of Linux in Business Week. I was very pleased to
read it and I hope this will accelerate the arrival of Open Office to the
business desktop. There is a short version at Business Week online, but
Kent
Pardon my slow response, I had to attend to the holiday. Thank you Dexter
for your expose on the Thanksgiving holiday. Having graduated from the
Plymouth-Carver H.S. in Plymouth, MA, I would agree that the Indian myth is
perpetuated there. One of the many hypocrisies that I would like to s
Yes. The project will have multiple purposes and one of those is to use all
open source software . Now that I have used RH 8.0 I would say that Linux
is ready for "prime time." I find that time and again that the general
public have never heard of open source software. I want to show them
somet
Would you be interested in collaborating on an animation related business
project?
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Benjamin Huot
Sent: Sunday, November 24, 2002 12:20 PM
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Subject: Re: [Eug-lug]Python Class at LCC
The
I cannot afford the time or money for this class but I would like to know
how it integrates with Blender 2.50 open source 3D rendering software. The
manual for Blender 2.23 mentions support for Python.
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Bob M
I wouldn't be so sure of that, but I am generally comfortable with the
incompetence and complacency of the operator behind the machine.
http://www.msnbc.com/news/660096.asp
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Beaker (aka Jeff W)
Sent: Friday,
If it is anything like the E-machine (the early under $500 computer.) It
will have a small proprietary power supply, limited PCI / ISA (?) expansion
slots, and watch out for a floppy drive integrated into the front cover (a
replacement cost $50, where a generic cost $15.) I bought one a few year
Thank you, for this made my day. I was unaware of the Halloween memo
debate.
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Ben Barrett
Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2002 10:13 AM
To: euglug
Subject: [Eug-lug]Halloween VII
The latest leaks from Mi
sn't look right. On
to number 5.
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Casper
Sent: Friday, October 25, 2002 5:31 PM
To: Eugene Linux Users Group
Subject: Re: [Eug-lug]What is the value of w/user install
On Fri, 2002-10-25 at 13:
I am preparing to install mandrake 8.2 without windows as a dual boot OS.
What is the value of using an install, with user, creating a user partition.
I'm going to use it.
Is there a program like Ghost to create partition images? I know that Linux
is far more powerful in this regard. I just don
I have been working with some blind computer users in Eugene and I would
like to do some experimenting in the use of screen readers under Linux.
I found this article, as well as the site, to be of interest of Linux users.
http://www.betterhumans.com/News/news.aspx?articleID=2002-10-09-1
I would
;s great. But bring it to the lug. You and
another want to setup two clients connecting to the same X server.
Bring in your systems and work through your HOWTOs there. When you get
stuck, fire off some questions and you'll see your learning bypassing
all of the toughest obstacles. The point is to
A noble cause! I wanted your expert opinion whether to say "come and get me
(M$) copper!" or to enter SECRET in the email section of the registration
form. On the privacy issue, there was an interesting article in Newsweek
about M$ hiring anthropologists to look over the shoulder of a family of
W
g-lug]Networking question from a novice
If you have Samba set up right it's easier in the long
run. Of course I'm good enough that I've hosed my own
server. Mostly just playing with a few different OS's
though.
--- Master O Planets <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thank you!
:19 PM
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Master O Planets,
"network directly" means lots of things. They all have tcp/ip stacks
so can all connect to each other to communicate. They need only the
same application protocol, such as ftp, ssh
I am looking for other Linux beginners who want to build a workgroup. I've
been lurking on the edge of the mailing list. In and out of the
conversation for two years. I have to admit that I don't know much about
Linux because I've been clinging onto Windows. I recently upgraded my video
card, a
ways.
--- Master O Planets <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I need to know if this is a workable problem.
>
> I want to setup three computers on a network using a
> SMC Barricade router so
> that the final outcome is WinME, Red Hat 7.2, and
> Mandrake 8.2.
>
> Right now I
I need to know if this is a workable problem.
I want to setup three computers on a network using a SMC Barricade router so
that the final outcome is WinME, Red Hat 7.2, and Mandrake 8.2.
Right now I have a box with WinME, a dual boot box with WinME and Red Hat,
and a dual boot box with WinME and
Thank you for keeping me informed, palladium is a wolf in sheep's clothing
for sure.
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Subject: [Eug-lug]On you
I want to talk with people in Eugene who are using Blender3D rendering
software with Mandrake, Red Hat, or Millenium.
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Anyone have input on the Matrox G550 video card. I am looking to upgrade
video on my dual-boot (millenium and Mandrake) Frankenstein Box. If you
know better, stop me before I create a monster. I like the $115 price but I
would spend more for the right card. I am doing web work, 3D modeling, an
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