Well, that's a new one. How interesting... it's nice to know, though. Thanks
for reporting back.
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You probably didn't install it on the MBR.
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Hello
I have installed linux Ma
Not to be rude, but... yes, I'd hate for you to be pedantic too. This is an
informal list. Let's keep it that way, eh?
Thanks.
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nope, worked for me just fine.
BTW, Beta 3 picked up my Radeon 8500 right away, and set the right
settings... first time that's happened yet since the release of the new
XFree, so, this is very good news for Radeon owners who aren't wanting to
farble around with Xfree to get 'drake working right.
..[snip]..
>I WILL RECOMEND AGAINST SIGNING UP
That's recommend... with two M's. Bye, nice to know you.
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>If I am not mistaken, Arkeia has a 'Free for personal use' version as well.
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>From: "Aron Pilhofer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 11:28:59 -05
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>with it. I use Cygwin to allow a common build environment that works
>seamlessly on Solaris, Linux and Windows/Cygwin. Seems pointless redoing
>all your hard work for a backwards (closed) system like Windows when
>somebody else has done excellent work doing it for you. Thats the
That's basically right. There's still a feeling out there that MySQL is the
faster database for selects and such, though I have seen benchmarks all over
the board on that. And it is quite clear that with version 7.1 (I believe)
Postgres has at least closed that speed gap considerably.
In terms of
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>»Aron Pilhofer« sagte am 2002-02-21 um 09:45:54 -0500 :
>> I don't think that's right, Alexander. Trans
I don't think that's right, Alexander. Transactions, yes, but I have heard a
lot of complaining about how they implimented it . (It's not a feature I
care about, so I really have not paid a lot of attention...) None of the
other stuff is in the current stable version. 3.23.4x. They aren't in the
b
I won't speak for Alexander, but for my part, I find perl syntax to be
slightly less confusing than Sanskrit. But, in the interests of full
disclosure, I am a total weekend hacker, developing my first big application
right now. I tried to learn perl, but I just couldn't. PHP I just... I don't
know
>> > >
>> > > -CUT--
>> > > GRANT INSERT,UPDATE,DELETE,.... ON foodatabase.* TO
>$username@localhost
>> > > IDENTIFIED BY "$password";
>> > > FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
>> > > -CUT--
>> >
>>
; > % mysql -uroot -pTheMYSQLRootPasswordYouChose mysql
>> > > -CUT--
>> > >
>> > > then tell the database who is allowed to do what:
>> > >
>> > > -CUT--
>> > > GRANT INSERT,UPDATE,DELETE,.... ON foodataba
>The developer offered some help and suggested a possible entry in my
>.Xdefaults. This didn't fix the error though. He believes it to be a
>config error on my part.
Ah yes, the old "when in doubt, blame the user" gambit. ;)
But seriously, is there any reason you wouldn't want to use MySQL/Postg
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>»Aron Pilhofer« sagte am 2002-02-20 um 12:19:56 -0500
Just FYI, (almost) any script written in PHP for mysql can be adapted quite
easily for any RDBM, including Postgres. That's one of the really nice
things about PHP, IMHO.
Again, though, the difference between MySQL and Postgres really have more to
do with feature set and speed than ease of setup
I don't know if this is an expert or newsier question, but here goes:
I own a Radeon 8500. Bought it without looking at the supported hardware
list... duh! OK, so I have lived with lousy video for a few weeks now. But
as of the new version of XFree, the 8500 is supposed to have 2D support. I
know
To expand some...
MySQL is a wicked fast db with some limitations. I am using it right now for
a project and I'm really wishing it supported views, for example. To the
good, it is really, really fast, light and stable.
Postgre has many more features and is supposed to be a lot faster than it
use
I think (and don't quote me) you have to create the my.cnf file yourself. I
don't think it is required, but mysql will look for it when it launches. Not
100 percent sure about that, but I think that's why you aren't finding it.
However, the problem you're describing sounds like a permissions issu
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