Hi all
Can anyone tell me where to put a script which I need to run once gnome has
initialised? Essentially my problem is as follows:
Not sure if they've fixed it yet but lucid had a problem with wheel mice
where when browsing in Firefox (not sure if other browsers were affected) if
you
On 23/10/11 11:12, Rob Malpass wrote:
Hi all
SNIP
So could someone please suggest where I put this? Presume I can't just put
it in the Session thing in Gnome because it needs su permission to run?
Couldn't you create a
/etc/modprobe.d/local.conf
file and put
options psmouse rate=100
Hi all
Can anyone suggest a good Linux project? I have 4 boxes, three of which
are reasonably specced but I've not done much with them (apart from the
usual emails/web etc) since I had them all running the lam-mpi [1] software
a while back.
Things I've thought of are:
* Getting
On Sat, 22 Oct 2011 13:45:06 +0100
Jan Henkins j...@henkins.za.net wrote:
Please consider submitting a bug report[*], or try to see if other
Debian users are experiencing the same problem. If something
irritates us, we have to let the developers know about it. Sending
email works now and
How about OpenStack?
http://openstack.org
TL;DR:
It's a way to be even more cloudy than Amazon EC2! :-)
But seriously, it's a good business tool for companies of any size.
On Sun, October 23, 2011 11:47, Rob Malpass wrote:
Hi all
Can anyone suggest a good Linux project? I have 4
Absolutely none of my business but the request sparked a bit of
curiosity in me as to what one might want a few floppy disk drive for.
I wondered if it might be a project like this ;-)
http://www.howtogeek.com/news/floppy-drives-play-the-imperial-march-video/6806/
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Please post to:
Excellent! Symphony No. 1024 The Floppy! :-)
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Regards,
Jan Henkins
James Bensley jwbens...@gmail.com wrote:
On 23 October 2011 13:21, Victor Churchill victorchurch...@gmail.com wrote:
Absolutely none of my business but the request sparked a bit of
curiosity in me as to what one might want a
Multi-player, AI chess? (or any other game) You've got plently of computing
power, so how about making the board 3D? (or making the game more complex in
some other way).
Possibly, some form of massive network simulation?
Gateways are fairly simple to setup and test, firewalling just adds
