e-machines used to have a reputation of being trash on the low end
machines. Is that still true?
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buntu on it, also. I will also be used for web surfing and email,
(Firefox and Thunderbird). word processing (open office) and may if it
looks like it will last, will become a backup system with large hard
disk to back up files on. And other things as needed. Including puzzle
type games.
Jim
I am more concerned about the graphic display abilities based on the
reviews I have read than the ability of the processor. I occasionally
download short videos 2-30 minutes long. I was wondering how jerkiness
of the display.
Jim K
Ben Barrett wrote:
I don't think you'll find any
have a CD/DVD drive. It will be a Linux box so no
need for a complete system with O/S. I have seen several Intel Atom 330
systems for around $200, and that is my target. I already have mouse,
keyboard, crt, etc. I will upgrade to LCD screen when I have the money.
Jim K
Neil Parker wrote:
So are
Would something like the sheevaplug work $99:
http://www.marvell.com/products/embedded_processors/developer/kirkwood/sheevaplug.jsp
http://www.slashgear.com/marvell-sheevaplug-99-linux-pc-hidden-in-a-wall-wart-2435556/
Good Luck
Jim K
Bob Carlson wrote:
I’m looking for a cheap embedded Linux
For the laptop can you turn off the touch pad, that can make a
difference, but wouldn't explain the problem on the desktop.
Jim K
Allen Brown wrote:
Yes, the USB and the PS2 mice were and are both optical.
The mouse pad is fabric on neoprene. It isn't glossy at all.
So the fact th
Congratulations!!
Jim K
Mr O wrote:
#1. Higher end Giga-byte motherboard with Intel Q9650 3Ghz Quad Core CPU
for $400 (w/8GB RAM - $500).
#2. Upgraded original Mac Mini - 1.25Ghz PPC, CDRW/DVD, 1GB RAM, 100GB 7200RPM hard
drive, optional keyboard & mouse (free if needed) - $350 (add a 15&
Best buy Monday had a 10" netbook, 1GB ram, 12GB ssd, xp unfortunately
for $299. I don't know if it involved a rebate. It may have been atom
powered.
Their Website lists a 10
Jim K
Hal Pomeranz wrote:
$299 with $100 mail-in rebate. Seems like a pretty good deal.
http://h71016.w
If you are in city limits you can park for 72 hours before being
ticketed. The process is complaint driven however. The police do
occasionally tow vehicles, after posting them.
Jim K
BB wrote:
I'm up on 43rd Ave, off Fox Hollow...could park it on the street for a
couple of weeks. Any
you have 2 card slots or use an USB flash drive and a card slot for
extra memory.
Jim K
Ben Barrett wrote:
> Spot on, Jim -- I don't know your source, but not having enough space
> for future updates is a serious design flaw. It will leave many devices
> either unusable or vulnerable
.
I have heard problems with installing apps on Linux based netbooks
that were not available from the distro's download sight. This was
mainly from windows users, not people who use Linux regularly. This is
probably an education issue.
Jim K
PS. I initially pointed it out because of the low
Actually I would recommend both storage upgrade and a different Linux
distro.
Jim K
larry price wrote:
> you could always install something that took less disk space.
>
>
> On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 5:47 PM, Jim K wrote:
>
>> I just saw an Asus eee 8.9" 1GB ram 4G
I just saw an Asus eee 8.9" 1GB ram 4GB SSD for $199 at Best Buy with
Linux. I don't know if anyone would do a price match -5 or 10% on it.
You will probably want an 8GB flash card of some type. My understanding
is once you run the update the hard disk is pretty f
Toys R US is even doing Linux now. They have EEE 8G Linux version on the
back cover of todays flyer. The junkier version is $20 more if you're
not fussy about which O/S you get.
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immediately.
My laptop took some work to get wi-fi to work, and the display was an
odd size but worked mostly from the start. Newer releases are more
likely to keep up with the newer devices.
Jim K
>>>> Can you boot off the optic
a solution to this type of
problem. Try and find out a model number.
Have you considered the possibility that your friend may not want to
install linus and is using this as a polite way to say no?
Jim K
Lucifer Linux wrote:
> Laptops with BIOS rigged only for Windows Vista (Gateway PCS & oth
Would something like a skype conference call work. You will probably
want a basic firewall to keep skype from using your box as a server.
Jim K
Darrough, James wrote:
>
> Hello Folks.
>
>
>
> I am looking for simple ways to provide live video of Ham
> Radio Cl
them may not support WPA. Also the router needs to support
whatever protocol the laptop uses, such as 802.11 b/g.
Jim K
BB wrote:
> Good info, I kind of had that understanding, and with a phone bundle
> they throw in phone access. This individual, I'm inquiring for,
> doesn't kno
The modem just has a single Ethernet port on it, and a place to plug in
the power supply. It is plug in and it works.
I am not sure how the voice bundle works.
Jim K
BB wrote:
> thanks Jim, so the ClearWire modem is, just that, a modem.
>
> The person I am working with is a chat friend, a
I use clearwire but don't have the voice bundle. I use a linksys wrt54g
wireless router the linksys supports wpa. The clearwire modem uses a
encryption method but I am not sure of the method used.
Jim K
BB wrote:
> thanks for getting back to me, I'm trying to help a friend who's
Thank you larry jiggling some worked.
Jim K
larry price wrote:
> If it doesn't pop out when you push it in, tweezers.
>
> But try jiggling it back and forth first.
>
> On Jan 18, 2008 7:47 PM, Jim K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> I have an embarrassing pr
com wasn't much help either. I have used the
slot only one other time about a week age, also with the same card and
it came right out.
Thank you for any help.
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Fedora 8 is due out tomorrow.
I am not sure if I can make it, but is the meeting at the normal time
and place.
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te actually
being political enemies of the party in power.
> Jim K
> -Miller
>
> On 10/29/07, larry price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> On 10/29/07, dooger watts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>> Except they are one of the few phone provi
I have used Mandrake in the past until 8.x. I will try it again when I
get a new computer if I can afford the boxed set. It has been cutting
edge in the past and seems to be now. They changed how they did
somethings and I need the hardcopy docs to figure it out.
Jim k
nicolas vigier wrote:
>
No Problem.
Jim K
Mr O wrote:
> If it is out before I leave for work I'll start the torrent and
> seed all day. I'm sure mirrors will be getting hammered. If you
> could bring a couple blank CDs that'd be great since I'm nearly
> out.
>
>
> --- Jim K <[E
I prewsume /. and Eug-lug are happening at Mr O's at the normal time
Thursday. If anybody who's coming has a copy of Gutsy Gibbon downloaded
by then could they bring it. It is due out thursday>
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after using skype several times, it does read the passwd file but not
the shadow file.
I won't worry about it any more.
Jim K
Michael Miller wrote:
> I think people are more or less wondering why the client is looking at
> anything in the /etc directory. It's not like your pa
Just a thought, is there any command that would show what program had
last accessed a file?
Jim K
Bob Miller wrote:
> Jim K wrote:
>
>
>> I saw slashdot had a note that skype accesses the /etc/passwd file.
>> Because I have used skype occasionally I am somewhat concern
ctime shadow >>somelogfile
ls -l --time=ctime passwd >>somelogfile
atime being access and ctime being use. I will play around to see if ls
affects atime. I am more concerned about reading the passwd and
especially shadow file then just listing t
While possibly not what you are looking for, Woot.com has a
SanDisk Sansa e250 2Gb media playerofr $49.99 and $5 for shipping.
Not sure if it needs windoze to load photos, or mp3's. Also don't know
if it plays OGG'S.
Jim Kahn
Jared Ubelhor wrote:
> I cannot install programs on my work PC. :(
>
happens.
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I just saw a $150 laptop, the *Medison Celebrity*
see: http://www.medisoncelebrity.com/product.html
www.2Checkout.com sells it, but it isn't listed right now,
but their blog talks about it.
I thought people on this list might be interested. Try at your own risk!
If I block these ports won't that interfere with using firefox accessing
the internet?
Jim K
Alan wrote:
> On Wed, July 25, 2007 8:54 am, Jim K wrote:
>
>> In skype's world for systems behind firewalls a super node acts as a
>> server the peer to peer networking sch
In skype's world for systems behind firewalls a super node acts as a
server the peer to peer networking scheme.(I'm don't claim to be a
networking expert.)
If you are interested in using skype I recommend reading the following
link first.
http://ist.uwaterloo.ca/security/howto/20
I shut down skype and the problem went away. To block super node status
i would need to block ports 80/tcp and 443/tcp. This is not good. I will
setup the linksys for NAT and see if that solves the problem. Super node
for skype is scary.
Jim K
(ie http and https)
Brad Guillory wrote:
>
protection.
Thank You Jim K
PS I know it is stupid using a broadband connection without a firewall.
Under windoze I do use firewall, AV, and Spybot actively and run other
products periodically every 20 - 50 hours of use. And I update
everything in the infrequent times I boot windoze.
Michael Miller
the last several days and now cannot
access the internet under feisty.
The last thing I installed was skype. There are a number of daemons I
don't recognize and figure stop them and put up a firewall and see what
happens before I do a reinstall.
Jim K
PS I am back to win
are using kde and kdm try installing just gnome and see
if it works, if so then install kde , but don't change the display
manager. These may not alter the characteristics of the display, so
this is just a guess.
Jim K
Allen Brown wrote:
> I would like to know if this is unique to one
Any web site I might buy something from I check out at www.bbb.org .
This helps keeps me out of trouble. Just like windows machines
especially need anti virus, antispyware and firewall programs.
Jim K
Mr O wrote:
> You checked out Woot at BBB? That's scary. Don't trust them?
> Sad
Out of curiosity I checked woot.com out at the Better Business Bureau.
It is owned by some guy
named Bob Miler. Bob did you find a second job.
Jim K
Mr O wrote:
> Today only, at woot.com the Nokia 770 is only $134.99 shipped to
> you. Get it before it&
will sleep on it. I have learned that when I try and fix computer
problems late at night I tend to make them much worse.
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Where are we meeting Thursday?
Does anyone have kde or gnome working with a 3d interface yet. If so on
a laptop how about a demo at the meeting.
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difficult circumstances.
Jim K
Ben Barrett wrote:
IANAGE (gentoo expert), but AFAIK many laptops are not designed to
handle 100% system load.
Compiling software comes close -- and compilation (and linking, etc)
has a lot of small steps, so
it is not *completely* balls-to-the-wall. There are other
throughout the install. Whether correct
or not, I have heard that this could cause a laptop to catch fire
because of the heavy load on the system.
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How about the WNIT for instance messing up parking depending on how the
Ducks do?
Jim K
silver wrote:
Just a FYI Although there was no Duck game at Mac Court last Thursday
eve (the Webfoots were in LA munching on Wildcat), there was a Oregon State
High School Basketball Championship
For those going to meeting at The Spot be aware that there is a High
School basketball tournement at Mac Court Starting Wednesday and going
through at least Friday. I don't know how busy it will be.
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There have been 6 Euglug Digests sent out today. Is the Digest sent
after every so many posts or daily, whichever comes sooner? Or did
something go wrong on the server?
Jim K
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Where are we meeting this week?
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and the NEC Multisync 90 $85 with svga cable.
see: http://www.necdisplay.com/products/staticfiles/multisync90.htm
both work with linux.
Both for $100.
Jim K
Please contact me off list if interested.
PS I've seen others try it, so pleas
How did the Spot work out? How was parking?
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I always cheat and create a small fat partition that I can transfer
files to, so i can read them from the other operating system.
Jim K
Harald Sundt wrote:
I have a Laptop with 2 partitions:
Windows XP
Fedora Linux
In Windows,... how do I read data files on my Linux partition
In Linux
Has anyone checked with Emerald Park recently? We met there for several
months. does anyone remember how it went there?
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ng issues for a weekly meeting.
Jim K
PS I won't be at McMenamin's North Bank.
Mike Cherba wrote:
If you haven't left yet, please go straight to McMenamin's North Bank.
Parking at The Spot right now is not easy to come by, and rather than
try to gather everybody and jump from o
Are we having a meeting this week? If so where and when?
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in and around campus was terrible. I would recommend
a location where car and bicycle parking is available and close enough
to the vehicles that people feel comfortable bringing boxes and monitors
to the weekly clinics to work on.
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What is going on thursday Evening the 28? The calendar shows open.
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I assume we are meeting at EWEB as per schedule. What is the topic?
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I am asking because 3 out of the last 4 meeting have been informal, and
was hoping a decision would be made earlier than this so that the new
people who showed up last week might have a better chance to join us
wherever we are meeting.
Jim K
Neil Parker wrote:
Jim K wrote,
what are we
what are we doing Thursday?
Jim K
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The Calendar lists this week's meeting as informal. This would make 3 of
the last four informal meetings.
If informal, where?
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Is anybody else with a hotmail address able to post to the mailing list.
If there aren't any hotmail subscribers how about setting up a test
account with hotmail to test out the theory. Sorry but I am somewhat
cynical.
Jim K
Matthew Jarvis wrote:
Darren Hayes wrote:
Forgot to add:
Ar
at U of O. I am specifically am excluding Computer
Science department and like groups. I see those as users which can
generate other users, they need outreach but of perhaps a different nature.
Jim K
PS If I recall correctly someone had old linux format magazines and the
like, If they still have
What is going on tonight?
Jim K
Neil Parker wrote:
On the meeting calendar, this Thursday (the 7th) is marked as "INFORMAL".
Is that correct? It is, after all, the first Thursday of the month.
If it really is informal, do we have any votes for a meeting place?
- N
If we are meeting at CRRC could some bring some cat 5cable. I have
ubuntu working on my laptop and would like to get the wireless and modem
working on it.
Jim K
Neil Parker wrote:
Does anybody know what we're doing for this Thursday's meeting?
There's nothing official sched
own location, if it happens again you can check the permissions and
owner of the files and change them back if needed.
Good Luck Jim K
Zeb Packard wrote:
I'm running Suse 10.0
Security patches are up to date
I'm not sure what happened last time but I restarted my computer and I
got &qu
If anyone coming tonight has a ubuntu, xubuntu or kbuntu live cd they
could bring, I would appreciate it. I want to test Ubuntu before
installing if possible.
Thank You Jim K
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I plan on being there. If someone could bring a copy of the new ubuntu,
kbuntu, or xbuntu in 32bit x86 format I would appreciate it. I can make
a copy if need be.
Thank You Jim K
Mike Cherba wrote:
ALL,
This thursday's meeting will be at EWEB in the board room at 7:00PM.
The
The River Road facility is part of the River Road Park district at, I
believe Emerald Park.
Jim K
larry price wrote:
Check with the Parks and Rec. department of the city. I know that we
met at the River Road facility a couple of times and had internet
access there.
Parks and Open Space
Is tomorrow evening the SAO brew pub?
Or something else?
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firefox nor IE6.
By going into the archived messages I did find out that we are meeting
at EWEB at 7PM I presume.
Jim K
PS This is also serving as a test message.
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Are we meeting? CRRC or somewhere else?
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slackware is to
install( He workw at Symantec and doesn't
come to the Euglug meetings yet).
Jim K
Mr O wrote:
Why does Suse suck? Never have I had more trouble installing any
other distro than Suse! Starting with 9.3 last year and the
inability to install with a USB keyboard to 10.1 today an
I won't make it.
Jim K
Mike Cherba wrote:
What: An informal meeting/ Spaghetti Dinner
Where: Mike Cherba's House
883 brookside Dr.
Eugene, OR 97405
When: Thursday June 8 7:00PM
Details:
I'm planning on having Spaghetti for all. Basically Vegetarian, with
M
If anyone has a copy of fedora 5 that they could bring to tonights
meeting I would appreciate. I can copy it to me laptop and burn at my
leisure. Other wise I will continue the download I started at the last
meeting.
Jim K
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t the international one. Also if there is a place to configure the
country make sure it is the US.
Jim K
Martin Kelly wrote:
Recently, my keyboard has been having troubles. The Caps Lock key does
not work at all within X, but works in console. While in console, the
LED doesn't light up, bu
When and where is the next meeting formal and otherwise? Someone
always asks, so I'll ask before Thursday
Jim K.
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ppy. It may have changed in the last couple releases but this
should be enough to get you going. Then right clicking the floppy icon
shoud give you a choice to mount or unmout as needed.
Please note that I have not used Debian based distros.
Jim K
Jeff Newton wrote:
Well, I dunno if its me or
My
Laptop hasn't shown up on linux on a laptop site yet.
Under fedora I was able to get the sound working easily. I may have use
several distros to figure how to get everything working, then choose the
preferred distro and bring all my learning to that one.
Jim K
Alan Crandall wrote:
At 06
Do you have usb support working for mice or flash drives under Linux? If
not maybe you need to recompile the kernel with usb support.
Jim K
Rob Hudson wrote:
I recently upgraded my keyboard and it's USB. It works in the BIOS
and in the OS but not at the GRUB menu. Any ideas?
Thanks
Did Someone say Mike Cherba is in Australia? If so does anyone know
whether he was going to Queensland(state or whatever Australia uses.)?
There is a Tropical
Cyclone hitting Queensland Australia now according to CNN.
Jim K
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. When it does and the are not the same results as I remember can be
problematic. I was bitten by this problem several times.
Jim K
horst wrote:
Date: Thu, 09 Mar 2006 14:50:10 -0800
From: Matthew Jarvis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Well, Horst's /MBR suggestion (I think) got me by my Grub
e and look for a disk format utility for that disk.
Then run that. Good luck.
Jim K
horst wrote:
My experience is dated, but Windows (win tools) can have difficulties
erasing partitions of other OSes --use cfdisk from a Knoppix CD instead.
Now to your grub part --it sits in the 'MasterBootRe
Perhaps the best time for a beginners series would be a couple weeks
after the Oregon Country Fair. My thinking on the timing is usually we
have several people at the fair giving out Linux CD's.
If we attached a small flyer about the training session it would get
more people interested.
If you are getting the boxed set I would like to read the section on
compiling the kernel in the manual. They made a change in mandrake about
9.0 on what to do after you finished compiling, that I haven't yet
figured out.
Jim K
Alan Crandall wrote:
Hello Jim
On 03/02/06, you wr
I just installed mandriva 2006 on my laptop. I picked up everything
except the modem. I was surprised that it picked up the symaptics touch
pad ok.
I will work on the modem probably tomorrow.
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There was at one time a desire to do a Linux cluster. If no one has
done a presentation on them, I recently ran across parallel knoppix. A
live knoppix Cd for clusters based on knoppix. There maybe other live
CD;s for clustering also.
Jim K
Iis there a meeting this week? If so where?
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what is the graphic chipfor the acer laptop? You May need to download a
driver for it before the install.
Jim K
Alan Crandall wrote:
At 09:21 PM 2/12/2006, you wrote:
I'm just waiting for word from Glen about the room. All the paprework
has been turned in.
-Mike
s
Mandriva is not
the best choice. But once I have the quirks figured out then Mandriva
will be on it. If you have both sets on your laptop of course I may take
both and try them.
Thank You in advance.
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will a 64bit distro work on both amd athlon64s
and celeron Ds or would the programs need to be compiled for the specific
processor to work. I haven't decided between 32 bit and 64bit, but hope to
be able to afford a 64bit system.
-Jim K
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There are still some conservative types I think on the mailing list, but
few bother to come to the meetings often, because of the off linux political
stuff is very one sided.
Jim K
- Original Message -
From: "Patrick R. Wade" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Eugene Un
ink of googling for
it.
Sincerely Jim K
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Wednesday is the worst night of the week for me. If the meeting is in
Eugene I will make it more often starting in January. Possibly a few times
in October and november 2005 also.
Jim k
- Original Message -
From: "Bob Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, Oct
I have a long standing commitment on wednesday nights. Spring field has been
inconvenient for me though. EWEB sounds fine.
Jim K
- Original Message -
From: "Bob Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, September 26, 2005 5:40 PM
Subject: [Eug-lug] New Day/Place fo
I am up for Jeff and Ubuntu
Jim K
- Original Message -
From: Edward Craig
To: Eugene Unix and Gnu/Linux User Group
Sent: Saturday, September 03, 2005 2:47 AM
Subject: [Eug-lug] Fwd: Badger Badger Badger Tour and Special USA Tour
Think we want to meet Jeff Waugh?
-- Forwarded
windows machine. Take note of the values to use, then install on your linux
box.
If anybody has used clearwire with linux perhaps
posting the appropriate information in a email or on the web site might be a
good idea.
Jim K
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Jeff, possibly. Give me a call. 485-7310
Jim K
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From: "Jeff Newton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Eugene Unix and Gnu/Linux User Group"
Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2005 4:47 PM
Subject: Re: [Eug-lug] About tomorrow's meeting
> Well, than
How will you know it is Mr O's Car? I know know several semi geeky to
geeky linux types with various christian symbols ont their cars.
Jim K
- Original Message -
From: "Alan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Eugene Unix and Gnu/Linux User Group"
Sent: Thursday
Are we meeting in the front room? Or aimeplace we can bring compurters
to work on?
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