I installed NoMachine and was very impressed. I don't know if any of you have
tried it but here's a link which describes what it does.
http://www.nomachine.com/documentation/intr-technology.php
I've set up a lot of different NoMachine clients now. I was able to login to
my server full screen
I don't know if anyone ever posted about this but I think it's great idea.
http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=linux
There are quite a few videos on how to do things in Edubuntu Linux. There are
some good ones. There are a lot of video's for edubuntu. Dennis the author
uses an XP box with De
I just went to the euglug wiki and it's changed. Is the wiki being used for
advertising chinese porn? I don't know if anyone's been going to the site.
http://wiki.euglug.org/moin.cgi/
I know I don't read chinese or japanese or korean. Could someone check into
this and let us know.
Tim
Thank you,
I took a look at the link and it looks like it might work. Now I have to
download it and actually try it. I liked the links at the bottom. They have
a flash one that looks good.
Tim
> You could do everything through a local vnc session and use vncrec
> [http://www.sodan.org/~penny
er I dont know how you do it, but I
> did download a nifty video that explains it (basic howto) I think it came
> with an encoder or player program (like mplayer). I would be surpised if
> this is the easiest way though.
>
> Jamie
>
> On Monday 13 December 2004 03:58 am, Chris
I know you can take snapshots of your desktop. But is there a program which
does video of movements on the desktop? I hope there is. If not this would
be a good program.
Tim
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Thank you,
I think this would be good idea for them. I'm going to suggest it to them.
Tim
On Sunday 12 December 2004 12:55 am, you wrote:
> Yahoo hosts groups/lists for free. They are pretty
> feature-rich (can hold photos, archives, etc.). I
> belong to a couple.
>
> Jason
All the mail my wife's gotten has the email in the To: and not the Bcc. I
stopped counting at 2 lines which had 10 and there were 7 lines. So 5 per
line x7 equal 35 emails.
Any suggestions on the questions I asked?
Tim
On Saturday 11 December 2004 05:28 pm, you wrote:
> Walter Freihube he
My wife's in a couple groups which email us. However the emails normally
have everyone's email in the To: or Cc: fields. Bad email etiquette and good
for spammers getting e-mails. Plus I don't like to see 10-40 names up there.
I would like them to get a mailing list like [EMAIL PROTECTED] has
I have two monitors hooked up to my system. I use the second on occasion.
Well I need the second monitor to try and get another system up and running.
Well when I started the computer today gdm wouldn't come up. I just got a
blank x screen. I thought it might be gdm messed up so, I tried kd
Thanks Jamie,
On Sunday 14 November 2004 01:31 pm, you wrote:
> Heh... I have that same model CD, NEC 4x4 :) I still have it somewhere, but
> its not in production right now. Its pretty cool.. under linux you can
> change CD's remoteley :)
>
I like it too. I didn't know you could change CD's remo
I had a 4x 4 disk CD rom I was looking for the longest time. Well I found it
in a computer in a box I stored. It's a 586 with 32 megs of ram, floppy and
the CD rom and no hard drive. It has a ethernet card in it. For one of my
Linux things to do is to set up a computer as a X terminal.
I'
small, simple, and a very
> friendly user base. He may also be interested in Lycoris. Got a
> customer who was sick enough of Winblows to go it his own route
> and has been enjoying it. Loves to overhear people in the store
> complain about virii and adware/spyware.
>
> --- Timoth
I have a friend who's on and off again with Linux. He has a dual boot
system. He's tried Red Hat, Mandrake, Debian, and Gentoo. He likes
Mandrake. Well He installed Red Hat Fedora Core 2 and tried to get back into
windows and it wouldn't allow him to. Well normally you would run a dos
fdis
I think your looking for the comand dpkg. You can do a man dpkg to find out
a little more about the command. I use aptitude for Debian It's wonderful.
Apt-get install aptitude and try it out. I think you'll be impressed.
Tim
On Tuesday 24 August 2004 01:55 pm, you wrote:
> For various re
Well I got the two cd's from the Gentoo website. Did a reinstall same
problem. It still want' to go on the intertnet when I emerge -k
package_name.
I thought if I could get dialup going I could --fetchall everthing that way.
Well I downloaded the files it said it needed for wvdial and pppc
Jackson
On Monday 09 August 2004 09:46 pm, you wrote:
> Didn't mean RTFM as much as, "Wow, that manual is surprisingly good."
>
I took it as the latter. I was surprised too when I open it up in pdf. It's
layout is like a book. I've been going throught the web site they have a
lot of stuff.
Jackson
Your right the documentation is good. I think I know what I did wrong. I
had a friend download the universal iso from linuxiso.org then for the
secondary disk I had him download from the gentoo mirror osu site. I think
the portage tree was not sync'd between the two thus causing the
> Copy the tar files into /usr/portage/distfiles. Portage always looks
> there first. However, if you've done "emerge sync" Portage may still
> download newer versions off the 'Net. Nothing you can do to prevent
> that.
>
I did copy the files to /usr/portage/disfiles but I think I did the emerg
Ok, I've heard everyone talk about Gentoo so I thought I try installing it.
Well I got the base system loaded. I have the 2nd CD which contains all the
tar files. If you don't want emerge to point to the net but point to a cd or
hard drive how do you get it to do this. When I emerge -k xfree
Darn
A week earlier and I would have been there. :-) Well at least I got to see
you before I left. Well I hope the sale goes well.
Tim
On Friday 02 July 2004 11:24 am, you wrote:
> Large collection of computers books for sale...
> including lots of O'Reilly and Addison Wesley
>
> 39 Washingt
Well on friday I was able to check with Janice at the Red Lion she said it
wouldn't be possible since the meeting rooms have been full. I know she
would help out if she could.
There is plenty of empty buildings for an Install Fest without internet
access. Pick a building call the Realty com
Bob
I haven't went thru all my e-mail and I don't know if any one has answered
your question.
If you have a grub boot disk. You can find your menu list by running this
command.
find /boot/grub/stage1
To get grub reinstalled.
root(hdx,x) # x meaning the harddrive and partion the above gave.
kless workstation
eventually. It's one of those things where I can say I've done that.
Your diagrams were very helpfull.
Thanks
Tim
On Friday 14 May 2004 12:47 am, you wrote:
> Hi. I'll try to answer your questions in a way that makes sense:
>
> On Thursday 13 May 2
If X is unsafe over the internet is it safe on a trusted network (for
instance my couple of computers). Can I get on the internet or is it
unsecure. Would I run some iptable scripts to block anything? I want to run
gdm and have a chooser on each machine. So I can choose one computer or the
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