I've just gotten my feet wet with CVS, and have init'd a repository and
imported a new project. It's neat. But one thing I am wondering -- at
the end of the day, when I've added all of my files and committed the
working directory to the repository, am I supposed to use a CVS command
to remove
H. never thought that I would have to get a feed from any place
apart from the internet... I figured it was just a broadcast and that anyone
could receive it I'll have to try to set something up and see what happens.
Thanks
Randy Edwards wrote:
> Chris wrote:
> > There are
Chris wrote:
There are certain newsgroups that my ISP doesn't carry, what kind of
software would I need to be able to receive them on my Linux system, and
how do I go about setting it up?
The big software to do this is "inn". It's an industrial-strength package
that is pretty easy to set up
There are certain newsgroups that my ISP doesn't carry, what kind of
software would I need to be able to receive them on my Linux system, and
how do I go about setting it up?
Thanks
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Ed Lawson wrote:
primary question to me is just what should be taught in a four or five
week course with classes running about 1 1/2 hrs. each? My assumption
would be those who sign up are likely to be more interested in computers
than most, but also unlikely to be technically proficient. Has
