Kenneth E. Lussier wrote:
If they have a clue, they are not using PPTP, they are using IPSec (MPPE
is a joke). I don't think that the contivity switch even supports pptp
anymore.
I agree. Most M$-centric VPN's I've seen were PPTP though... including
the one I'm logged into right now.
Personally
Michael ODonnell wrote:
Crap. I accepted my current job with the
understanding that I had a fairly secure home network
(protected by [A] a firewall and [B] the total
absence of Microsoft products) to which I expected
to have access from work via SSH, and I was told
"no problem". Two days after I
Brian H. Chabot wrote:
[snip]
Nevermind. It seems this was a known issue and was fixed in the latest
release of the drivers... released... only 72 hours agao... about as
long as I've been struggling with this. Grrr. That'll teach me not to
keep a close eye on the forums every da
Tom Fogal wrote:
oh, just read your glxinfo output, my bad.. oh well, other advice might help
someone else =)
HTH,
-tom
Well... as someone else suggested, I tried back-revving the drivers to
version 4XXX. Not even going to install. Says it can't find the kernel
appropriate binaries... Please
I just switched from the default nv driver to the nvidia commercial one
and I'm not too pleased.
The framerate on anything using GLX is abyssmal. We're talking 6.2 FPS
on glxgears and about one frame per 20 seconds on America's Army or
ut2003demo.
Perhaps someone here could tell me what I'm d
Ok,so now that I have a new toy for a desktop, runnin Mandrake 9.2
rather nicely, I decided to surf around looking for info on VR.
Yeah, I'm a Gibson and Stephenson fan.
So as I was looking around I got more and more disheartened. Almost
nothing has hapenned in the realm of VR since the mid-19
I think I just found a broken Mandrake tool: drakfont
If you use Mandrake, you might want to be careful in using it to install
TrueType fonts. I just tried to install a bunch from my collections
and... xfs (ergo, X) refused to start after that.
I'm currently Not Pleased.
For anyone interest
brian wrote:
Been using Redhat for years (still have my 5.0 installation CD's and
diskette from Redhat (am on 9.0 currently)).
[snip]
My major wants/needs are:
Support for my dual-head ATI card
Gnome out-of-the-box (preferred)
Some degree of mutli-media support ("stereophonic beeps" are usually
Paul Lussier wrote:
Does anyone know of either a CRM or a PIM package which will run on Mac?
It would be *really* cool if it also ran on Linux and/or Windows as well.
I've always been fond of web-based applications when you need real
cross-platform support.
Some that immediately come ti mind are
