On Sunday 15 June 2003 04:04, Ray Olszewski wrote:
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>
> >My preferred browser is Opera, which I believe uses Qt (and I notice
> > doesn't come with Debian, but that may be because of Opera's own
> > licensing terms).
>
> It definitely is a license issue. Opera isn't Open Source or Free Softw
On Sunday 15 June 2003 07:30, vh wrote:
> Hello List.
> I want to run Linux on rather old PC.
> The PC is Pentium MMX 166 with 24M RAM, S3 Trio Video and 2,5Gb WD Hard
> Disk, motherboard is Intel 430 VX. I tried set up ASP Linux, but it
> hangs up during installation of packages (on ASP forum I wa
Hi All
I have Md 9.1 installed on my Thinkpad which eliminates most of the issues
that I had with Md 9.0.
Currently, I am trying to set up the Qt compiler so that I may again
attempt to start to learn a little bit of programming.
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In that light I have located Qt to be in the following direc
Sunday, June 15, 2003, 1:07:48 AM, you wrote:
SS> Make sure you do a text-only install, as opposed to an X-Windows
SS> install. 24MB is a bit small to do X without swap. This may be the
SS> source of your problems. I'd also suggest that you make your swap file
SS> reasonably large (a couple hundr
Can anyone suggest some reference material that outlines the boot
process for Mandrake?
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Make sure you do a text-only install, as opposed to an X-Windows
install. 24MB is a bit small to do X without swap. This may be the
source of your problems. I'd also suggest that you make your swap file
reasonably large (a couple hundred meg).
You never really said what this is for. are you intend
Hi VH.
> I want to run Linux on rather old PC. The PC is Pentium MMX 166
> with 24M RAM, S3 Trio Video and 2,5Gb WD Hard Disk, motherboard
> is Intel 430 VX.
>
> I tried set up ASP Linux, but it hangs up during installation of
> packages (on ASP forum I was told that this distributive should
> -Original Message-
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> Are you sure that 'top' uses that 'exe' ?
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Not at all...in fact was told it doesn't. Apparently, though,
the listed permissions on the links are arbitrary and the system
fairly well ignores them.
On Sat, 14 Jun 2003, vh wrote:
> Hello List.
> I want to run Linux on rather old PC.
> The PC is Pentium MMX 166 with 24M RAM, S3 Trio Video and 2,5Gb WD Hard
> Disk, motherboard is Intel 430 VX. I tried set up ASP Linux, but it
> hangs up during installation of packages (on ASP forum I was told th
At 11:30 PM 6/14/2003 +0400, vh wrote:
Hello List.
I want to run Linux on rather old PC.
The PC is Pentium MMX 166 with 24M RAM, S3 Trio Video and 2,5Gb WD Hard
Disk, motherboard is Intel 430 VX. I tried set up ASP Linux, but it
hangs up during installation of packages (on ASP forum I was told that
Hello List.
I want to run Linux on rather old PC.
The PC is Pentium MMX 166 with 24M RAM, S3 Trio Video and 2,5Gb WD Hard
Disk, motherboard is Intel 430 VX. I tried set up ASP Linux, but it
hangs up during installation of packages (on ASP forum I was told that this
distributive should work on my co
> I'm misunderstanding something about links in proc.
>
> I thought 'ps', 'top' et al used /proc to display processes, command lines,
> etc.
>
> Since neither ps nor top are suid root, they are running with my uid
> permissions.
>
> However, if I do "ls -l" on /proc//exe, I get a
>
> "ls: canno
Hi,
Could someone tell me the differences between the EP8260, SBC8260 and
EST8260 boards. I am confused with all these.
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At 07:45 AM 6/15/2003 +1200, cr wrote:
[...]
I believe Qt had its own licensing issues, but that was resolved some time
back.
Yes, at the same time as the KDE license issues, if I recall correctly. (I
was really lumping the two together when I mentioned the KDE fix before.)
[...]
My preferred bro
At 02:04 PM 6/14/2003 +0530, Sanjay Arora wrote:
I am a new user to this list from Amritsar, India.
I have a home network on internal IP 192.168.x.x, connected through GW
172.16.0.141 to a cable (Ethernet Cat 5 Cable) ISP having internal IP
network 172.16.x.x and giving Internet connectivity thr
On Sunday 15 June 2003 07:45, cr wrote:
> I see kppp in that list
>
> I'll assume for the present that KPPP is now supported in Debian and carry
> on with my debugging efforts.
>
> Thanks
>
> cr
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I am a new user to this list from Amritsar, India.
I have a home network on internal IP 192.168.x.x, connected through GW
172.16.0.141 to a cable (Ethernet Cat 5 Cable) ISP having internal IP
network 172.16.x.x and giving Internet connectivity through GW 172.16.0.1,
which he claims is firewalle
(Some snippage for bandwidth reasons)
On Saturday 14 June 2003 18:23, Ray Olszewski wrote:
> Perhaps. I'm not sure what Heimo means by "a no-no". Last I read, the KDE
> license was revised to be DFSG compliant (quite some time ago, I believe)
> and there was no longer any reason not to include it
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