Eswar wrote:
listBusiness is War and i will use all means to win in it, Fair or
unfair...[This is why i never own a business :)]
I agree that business is war! But the kind of means I use is important.
I need to play within the rules - if I dont, i should be
corrected/punished/prosecuted.
On Mon, 19 Apr 2004 02:36:46 +0530, Sandip Bhattacharya
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Surendra Verma wrote:
there is a downloader manager program in kde and
many would be familiar with it with many advanced
features.i am using kdenetwork-kget for downloading
and have downloaded files as
On Mon, 2004-04-19 at 10:08, Linux wrote:
[SNIP]
One more problem I am facing after upgrading Linux 7.3 to Fedora Core is
that Serial mouse in my pc is not working.
Seems to be no reason. But if you can describe the [Pointer] section of
/etc/X11/XF86Config then may be some help canbe
Can anybody tell me,How to install GNOME2.6 in Fedora
core 1 without using the GARNOME ?
regards
Pankaj Kumar
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On Mon, 19 Apr 2004, Eswar wrote:
Business is War and i will use all means to win in it, Fair or
unfair...[This is why i never own a business :)]
I think killing somebody is correct also... because everything is
fair in business... lawyer is correct in defending criminals because its
his
R.Vijayaraghavan wrote:
tried apt-get and this is what i got (i may be doing something wrong
here).
where do I get kget from.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] sandip]$ rpm -qf `which kget`
kdenetwork-3.1-5
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Work:
Some of the stuff i talked about at the meet can be found at :
The animated LILO - http://www.gamers.org/~quinet/lilo
Quickswitch - http://www.muthanna.com/quickswitch
Superkaramba - http://netdragon.sourceforge.net
Karamba Applications - http://www.kde-look.org
Have fun ,
- Ankur.
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Can anybody tell me,How to install GNOME2.6 in
Fedora
core 1 without using the GARNOME ?
Check out the Gnome site. It tells you the order in
which the individual packages are to be installed as
also the prerequisites.
-- narsingh
Viksit Gaur wrote:
Hmm..
Just some thoughts..
Suppose my company (i dont work for any, btw :) has
spent a million bucks in developing and promoting a
technology, would I like it if someone was to develop
something which circumvents my security measures and
possibly eat into
read this and u people will think about it.
http://www.smxinfo.com/articles/editor/linuxpit.htm
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From: Raj Mathur [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think you're missing the important point here -- stealing music is
illegal, but providing tools that MAY be used to steal music isn't.
Raj.
My question here is : what if the tool is very specifically created to
steal music, and is also promoted as such. I
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Message from Sameer Gemini:
i was not working on my Red Hat Linux since a month?
Now it was not accepting administrative pwd?
how to find the solution plz help?
vivek ji, ek 42 size t-shirt dena pls. ;)
amit
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On 04/19/2004 03:58 PM, arundeep Singh wrote:
read this and u people will think about it.
I dont think something written about the TCO of Linux in the end of 2001
really applies today. Funny how he is calling Linux for embedded systems
a passing fad.
Sounds like a typical disgruntled
hi
u can do one of the following
either
1) use bootable cd of any linux distribution and go to rescue mode and change passwd
of root by giving command
# passwd root
or
2) if u have installed grub in ur machine when starting up the machine press 'e gp tp
the edit mode and on the second line of
not anindya sen but slightly bigger
anindya chakraborty :))
On Mon, 19 Apr 2004 linuxlingam wrote :
twelve hot chocolate fudges at nirula's ice-cream parlour.
sirtaj, the famous KDE developer, had two.
all this after a delicious chinese dinner at Yo! China at Priya Complex,
in vasant vihar.
Vivek!
Never got a reply from you offlist :) Thought I'd give
you a reminder..!
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dear frnd
if u hav not set grub passwd then reboot the system
and select linux
then press c
then select the middle of three options
and type linux single
and press enter
the linux will now start in single user mode i.e.
admin mode
type passwd and press enter
then it will ask 4 your new passwd
type
Hey!
My question here is : what if the tool is very
specifically created to
steal music, and is also promoted as such. I doubt
that MAY was
applicable here. Pls educate me -- what other uses
was that tool for,
what did he promote it as ... was it accidentally
used by *everyone* to
rip
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From: Raj Mathur [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think you're missing the important point here -- stealing music is
illegal, but providing tools that MAY be used to steal music isn't.
Raj.
My question here is : what if the tool is very specifically created to
steal music, and is also
Sanjeev Ghane Gupta wrote:
snip
Please, folks, we jump on people who post technical questions without
googling. Why not google before one discusses the law?
Because everyone in this discussion, with you as the only notable
exception, has taken a moral position on the topic, instead of a legal
At 2004-04-20 01:02:05 +0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You buy a K.L.Saigal song from iTunes [...and convert it to MP3].
Is it not an example of fair use?
No. It is not. If you are using fair use as the Doctrine of Fair
Use, in copyright law, this is not fair use.
It may not be, but
great to see the number of 'experts' on cyber laws voicing their
'expert' 'analysis' on this topic.
i thought we'd do something meaningful, doable, about this.
Self-whisper from The Matrix:
Focus, Trinity!
:-)
LL
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To: The Linux-Delhi mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 19, 2004 6:30 PM
Subject: Re: [ilugd] april ilug-d meet ..some modification
not anindya sen but slightly bigger
anindya chakraborty :))
snip
stop
At 2004-04-20 00:33:56 +0530, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i thought we'd do something meaningful, doable, about this.
And, er, what exactly is stopping you from doing something meaningful?
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Varun Varma wrote:
If anyone feels strongly about changing copyright and/or IP laws, please
file PILs or petitions to your local political representatives or
relevant judicial review panels.
What is going on here is just the first step of such a thing. You cant
just go ahead and file a
The meeting started with a discussion of Apple's notice to sarovar.org
to remove PlayFair from their server. Apple has filed a complaint
under the provisions of Indian Information Technology Act, 2000 and the
Copyright Act, 1957. ( More about the Copyright Law
tell me how you got ur t-shirt
Contact the T-Shirt Man... Vivek Khurana...offline or online. You may ask him for the
availability of the same... If you have already paid for that, you will be given
precedence, and if not, you need to pay Rs. 175/- (Pretty decent and reasonable for a
awesome
who said flash mob computing is fizzling itself out?
here's the latest status:
1) kishore makes a pragmatic suggestion:
choose a location where we have existing dozens of pc with
infrastructure like power, backup, ac, network, etc.
we had volunteers here devoting their sites.
kishore recommends
On Mon, 2004-04-19 at 06:09, Raj Mathur wrote:
You need to enable GDM (or whatever Display Manager you're using) on
multiple X sessions. Then you can start one X session with KDE,
another with Gnome, etc.
For gdm, edit /etc/X11/gdm/gdm.conf and uncomment the line near the
bottom that
linuxlingam wrote:
some tests done by flashmobbers showed problems in the nodes actually
'subtracting' rather than 'adding' computing power. unfortunately, vivek
khurana, on whose shoulders the history of this moment is to rest, was
missing during this discussion. so we could have discussed
dear raj,
i assume you made good friends with slashdot's editor, roblimo. could
you send him an email on the sarovar controversy?
?
LL
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On Tue, 2004-04-20 at 02:27, Sandip Bhattacharya wrote:
I have a suggestion. Why dont you folks go to
http://lap.linux-delhi.org/cgi-bin/view/Main/WebHome and start off a
page on the flahmob supercomputing status,]
LL, why dont you start out the top level page for the project,
er..
Sandip Bhattacharya wrote:
Sigh...I would venture to guess this is what AMS had in mind while
requesting [actually, demanding] that this thread be discontinued. The
debate has already ventured into the territory of loud and fanatic
shouting based on assumptions that-you-know-better-than-I-what
Varun,
First of all let me apologize because my reply appeared to be solely on
the basis of your statements - which was not my intention. I was not
only replying to your mail but also earlier replies in the thread that
you in turn had replied to.
Note: After I read the rest of your mail
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I really don't want to do anything until the status
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I have a suggestion. Why dont you folks go to
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LL,
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--- linuxlingam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
who said flash mob computing is fizzling itself out?
here's the latest status:
1) kishore makes a pragmatic suggestion:
choose a location where we have existing dozens of
pc with
infrastructure like power, backup, ac, network, etc.
we had
--- linuxlingam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 2004-04-20 at 02:27, Sandip Bhattacharya
wrote:
I have a suggestion. Why dont you folks go to
http://lap.linux-delhi.org/cgi-bin/view/Main/WebHome
and start off a
page on the flahmob supercomputing status,]
LL, why dont you
At 2004-04-20 01:25:44 +0530, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I cant say this emphatically enough - ILUGD is not just about how to use
Linux, it is also about how we sustain the techno-social environment in
which Linux and the GNU movement came about in the first place.
If you must put it that
Hi All,
Any one has Powerpoint presentation or links showing linux's plus
points (sclablity,security,stablity etc etc) , some graphical
representation of survey reports and some organizations case studies ?
from where i can access latest survey reports related to linux's
performance and cost
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