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I will try to keep this brief and to the point. This message has been
cross posted to several lists which will explain why you might get
more than one copy. I hope you find it informative too. Send all
flames to me, not to the lists.
I'm taking off the
Chirag Anand wrote:
Can you tell me, that so many FOSS companies are here on this mailing list
but why you do not come to campuses?? Or why you do not take freshers (i may
be wrong here), but i have seen job openings in LFY...not a single opening
for freshers. Please tell me, where do we go
M.S.Yatnatti CEO KPN UNLIMITD wrote:
Dear Mr Atanu,
I am thankful for your cool reply.Please provide me the link where GPL
provides branding of GPLed software's..
At the same time please provide me what happens to four freedoms guaranteed
in GPL at
Sandip Bhattacharya wrote:
As far as being a good FOSS citizen, I have always believed that helping
fixing bugs upstream is better than having distro specific patches. I
must admit, I cannot say how well Ubuntu does in this regard, however I
have seen many launchpad bugs referencing the
Arun SAG wrote:
I read some where in the internet that, canonical is not contributing back
to its mother distribution debian.
Leaving the debate whether the underlying accusation is true or false,
please when you are making a statement do state the following,
[1] completely describe
Wow, this thread I have been really entertaining to sit back and watch.
But this is growing out to be something which serves no purpose. Here
are my few thoughts, though wishing this thread will close soon.
The idea of Coding in Native Languages is not new, a lot of people have
spoken and may
narendra sisodiya wrote:
lol,
Its not possible,
why you forget about documentation ?? will documentation be in English
Indeed, localizing document is not as hard as localizing a programming
language itself. And in FOSS, documents are also community contributed
and hence people might try
.
Thank you,
Parthan SR
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Puneet Lakhina wrote:
My main reason for this newly accquired paranoia about email privacy is that
I dont want my email admin to be reading my mails, even if they are to the
mailing list. Is PGP the right thing for this?
If you want people be not able to read your mails, then why send one
Sirtaj Singh Kang wrote:
On Saturday 14 June 2008, Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
[snip]
I use a paper pad - it is exactly like a real paper pad (in fact it
*is* a real paper pad) - and I have enough kingfisher pens to last me
a lifetime.
How do you do backups
Xerox copy? Carbon paper?
Hi all,
Maybe we missed it in the commotion of a latest bollywood movie ;) , but still,
Big Buck Bunny has been released a while ago and is available for
download.
http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/index.php/download/
Its a short-feature around 10 minutes long, but is pretty cool given the
fact that
shirish wrote:
Hi all,
It would be cool if people can distribute the movie alongwith some of
the production files and artwork (.blend) so people can play with
them. Even if people charge a reasonable something like 15-20 Rupees
as replication charges its ok .
They have released the
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prabhat rishi wrote:
Hi,
Welcome to the world of Open Source. As a first exposure, you should start
with RedHat. Once you familiar with the Operating System (linux) then
based on your choice start working on different types of flavors.
Eh? Or do
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Siddharth Shekhar wrote:
Hello,,
I am a student and i want to expertise in LINUX as u all are.
Welcome to the club!
But need your help. Which Linux to install.. Which one is more suitable for
beginner,,
Sarcasm: Linux 2.6.22-14 or above
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