>
>
> I'm partial to Debian but I'm obliged to work with
> RHAT boxes so I sat with a cow-orker as he tried apt
> on his RHAT box a few days ago and it appears that (at
> least during the simple test-drive we gave) it worked
> as reliably as I've ever seen it on a Debian box.
> This shouldn't have
David J Berube wrote:
Hey all,
Don't forget - free caffeine, openoffice, Beowolf, and Access to Postgresql
tonight. Same CentraLUG time, same CentraLUG channel.
Here is a last minute request/question. What about showing how to
access Postgres as a data source from OpenOffice? Or MySQL for th
Hey all,
Don't forget - free caffeine, openoffice, Beowolf, and Access to Postgresql
tonight. Same CentraLUG time, same CentraLUG channel.
As per usual, it's at the NHTI. You can get directions on the NHTI site:
http://www.nhti.net/frames_Map.html
It's in the Library/Learning Center/Bookstore,
I'm partial to Debian but I'm obliged to work with
RHAT boxes so I sat with a cow-orker as he tried apt
on his RHAT box a few days ago and it appears that (at
least during the simple test-drive we gave) it worked
as reliably as I've ever seen it on a Debian box.
This shouldn't have amazed me, but
The OP was "what to do as RH keeps changing". Libranet isn't the answer for
everyone, but it isn't sufficiently well known that there are alternaives to
RPM.
This is my only real beef here. It's perpetuated myth about rpm. Rpm
is not, I repeat not responsible for the so-called dependency h
Hi David, sorry to bother you off list. Will there be any recording of
the meeting done? I cannot make it but would like see the Beowolf and
Access to Postgresql portions.
Thanks,
Jim
David J Berube wrote:
Hey all,
Don't forget - free caffeine, openoffice, Beowolf, and Access to Postgresql
On Mon, 2004-04-05 at 13:36, Bill Sconce wrote:
> If anyone can stand another flip comment, we have often accused Microsoft
> customers of being used to their shackles, of being trapped by their biases.
Absolutely. Except that with Windows, you can NEVER have the
equivalent of something like
On Mon, 05 Apr 2004 11:54:49 -0400
Travis Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Buying Libranet gets you real Free Software, not the Creeping Proprietary
> > which has made RH, and others, increasingly unworkable. Your interest may
> > vary, but Creeping Proprietary seems to have been an underlying
Buying Libranet gets you real Free Software, not the Creeping Proprietary
which has made RH, and others, increasingly unworkable. Your interest may
vary, but Creeping Proprietary seems to have been an underlying thread here.
CP was the primary reason I decided to dump RH. (I discovered afterward
On Sat, 03 Apr 2004 04:18:27 -0500
Tom Buskey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > On Wed, 2004-03-31 at 11:40, Jeff Macdonald wrote:
> >[snip]
> > So that's my rather biased take on it all. Take it with a grain of
> > salt, and with the disclosure that I am a known rpm bigot and still
> > somewhat
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