On Tue, 4 Sep 2001, Jerry Feldman wrote:
Rich,
I think your are incorrect on several accounts. Compaq has trimmed its PC
overhead very aggressively where it's margins are relatively good compared
to the rest of the industry.
I'm sure it has, but yet Dell is still doing better. Saying
Whatever happened to MS/TNEF anyways?
When Outlook first became popular, I used to get email in this
unreadable format all the time. I used to trash such email regularly.
Why don't I see MS/TNEF messages anymore -- did users complain, IT
staffers complain, or did Microsoft benevolently decide
Looking at EPS numbers, Dell is doing better. However, as prices
continue to erode in the PC market, Compaq and HP (together or
separately) have considerable diversity in systems.
The question of what happens to Tru64 is a big one that probably only
Michael and Carly could answer today. I
Benjamin Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
(I still refuse to call it Tru64. Ghawd, what
a stupid name.)
It was the first UNIX to ship on a 64 bit architecture and to truly
use 64 bit pointers, etc.
It would be nice if DEC/Compaq/HP/whoever decides to Open Source
any OSes they are
Thanks, I was looking for something more gracefuller; something
that would recrerate the command line with any switches that it
might need.
If you know a process' PID you can find its command line (layed
out argv-style i.e. NULL terminated tokens) in /proc/$PID/cmdline
PDA sculpted from 50lbs of butter. Does not yet run Linux.
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On Wed, 5 Sep 2001, Michael O'Donnell wrote:
PDA sculpted from 50lbs of butter. Does not yet run Linux.
Slick. Real slick.
Brian (all puns intended.)
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On Tue, 4 Sep 2001, Rich Cloutier wrote:
I consider Linuxconf to be evil. It is known to write invalid and
broken configuration files. I am told even Red Hat is phasing it out.
Don't use it to configure Apache, whatever you do'nuff said.
Or Sendmail.
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Ben Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello,
I've been having multiple issues with my ISP so I'm not sure this message
ever made it to the list. Sorry if it's a duplicate.
My new Slackware thinks my printer is a LaserJet (it's a DeskJet) and I can't
find where to change it. Anybody got a guess ?
TIA
TomR
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Michael O'Donnell) writes:
PDA sculpted from 50lbs of butter. Does not yet run Linux.
On the other hand, I'll bet it runs great on a hot summer day! :-)
(It's very runny today, sir ... Oh, I'm sorry sir, the cat ate it!)
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On Wed, 5 Sep 2001, Rich Payne wrote:
Now, do I have anything against Tru64, no I think it's an excellent OS,
and very stable, but in the buy out HP-UX will be left standing and
Tru64 will be dropped.
Which is a shame, I think. Digital UNIX is probably one of the best
commercial Unixes
Benjamin Scott said:
On Tue, 4 Sep 2001, Rich Cloutier wrote:
I consider Linuxconf to be evil. It is known to write invalid and
broken configuration files. I am told even Red Hat is phasing it out.
Don't use it to configure Apache, whatever you do'nuff said.
Or Sendmail.
Or Samba.
Hello everyone,
Don't forget the meeting this Tursday night Sept 6, 7 pm at the
Peterborough Library.
Jeff Smith of Mission Critical Linux is giving a presentation on
Procmail with a short discussion on use of Fetchmail as well.
Jerry
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