this is not the only benefit.
On electricity failure scsi disks write the flash before shut donw whil ide
not.
So if your going to use a DB like postgres and its a critical mission
machine go for SCSI.
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On Monday 18 April 2004 (next Monday), Eddie Aronovich will give a
presentation about "Apache 2" (http://httpd.apache.org/) as part of the
advanced lectures' series of the Tel Aviv Linux Club.
The lecture will take place in the Schreiber building, room 007 of the Tel
Aviv University.
Attendanc
ביום חמישי, 15 באפריל 2004, 00:28, נכתב על ידי Shachar Shemesh:
> not being exactly anything else. Closest I can offer is that it's
> pronounced like the "ch" in "Technology".
שה'קר
well i still pronounce "ch" as in sandwitch, as Spanish grammer tells me to :)
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diego, kde-il translation te
As KDE 3.2 is now very stable. It seems only reasonable to include that
in "testing" section of debian. Unfortunately debian's developers
apparantly don't have time to merge 3.2 into Sarge.
I'm looking for a source that supplies KDE 3.2 for debian Sarge,
googling didn't work and backports.org o
On Thu, Apr 15, 2004 at 06:57:21AM +0300, Shachar Shemesh wrote:
> >
> Conclusions:
> When doing remote upgrades, it is CRUCIAL to have a backup kernel ready
> on hand, in case you need to boot the machine in failsafe mode. If I
> hadn't done that with hamakor.org.il, the machine would have been
On Thu, Apr 15, 2004 at 10:59:13PM +0300, root wrote:
> As KDE 3.2 is now very stable. It seems only reasonable to include that
> in "testing" section of debian. Unfortunately debian's developers
> apparantly don't have time to merge 3.2 into Sarge.
>
> I'm looking for a source that supplies KDE
A bit OT:
On Mon, Apr 12, 2004 at 01:47:41AM +0300, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
> Alternatively: is there a simple way to run an X server on the client
> and connect to it using ssh? Anything simple enough?
Incidentally: a new version of WeirdX was released today. The main
change is:
WeirdX allows y
Shaul Karl wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] In addition, I believe I saw somewhere that
kde 3.2 was uploaded to unstable (sid). Which might imply that it will
show up in testing soon. However I am not sure I understood correctly
what I skimmed.
KDE 3.2.1 is a long time in unstable and though I didn't see
root wrote:
> As KDE 3.2 is now very stable. It seems only reasonable to include that
> in "testing" section of debian. Unfortunately debian's developers
> apparantly don't have time to merge 3.2 into Sarge.
>
> I'm looking for a source that supplies KDE 3.2 for debian Sarge,
> googling didn't work
Try here, or search further at apt-get.org:
KDE 3.2.0, soon to be official (Added 2004-02-22, last checked 2004-04-5)
maintained by ccheney at debian dot org
Packages in database: amor, atlantikdesigner, cervisia, eyesapplet,
fifteenapplet, flashkard, kaddressbook-plugins, kalzium, kapptemplate,
another sad story of pure ignorance and "over thinking" from the site
developers side.
Ilya, did you contact the webmasters there and told them that the side it
perfectly viewed with mozilla? All that is needed, is remove the separate
pages for Netscape.
I did, and so far received no reply. Se
IK>> Can you see a governmental body make a change just to please the citizen
IK>> (rather than to please the superiors)?
In such simple case as this (needs just removing silly blocking
javascript), it probably would be done if the email reaches the right
person in the GB. In more complicated case
Uri Sharf wrote:
> Try here, or search further at apt-get.org:
>
> KDE 3.2.0, soon to be official (Added 2004-02-22, last checked 2004-04-5)
> maintained by ccheney at debian dot org
> Packages in database: amor, atlantikdesigner, cervisia, eyesapplet,
> fifteenapplet, flashkard, kaddressbook-plugi
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