We are building a small benchmarking team for the following project in Bay
Area, CA. This is Linux kernel level work. Interested people should email
their RESUMEs to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Position 1) Skills Required: In-depth knowledge in and experience with the
Linux kernel
(particularly the I/O sub
I have been able to view .prn files as postscript (.ps) using gv. Now, I
do not know if .prn files are really .ps files always, but you can give
that a shot. If it is a postscript file, ps2ascii or pstotext should
extract text from your file.
-K
On Sun, 28 Mar 2004, at 5:32pm, Frank Roberts -
Hi All
I would appreciate it if someone could explain to me what tools one may use to
convert MS dos .prn files whoses contents is all text to .txt files so that
these files may be used in my linux box and I may through the Windows box
out.
Thanks
Frank
-
To unsubscribe from this list: send t
Sorry for extra traffic to the list.
I've only one machine 192.168.1.1 with ethernet card attached to it, but
with no other hosts in network 192.168.0.0/16. This machine is PPP
server which assigns IP address 192.168.10.1 for connected client and
tries to do proxyarp with no success. Here is so
Come and play at the world's PREMIvERE ONLINzE CASvINO!
We are happy to offer you, in an elegant atmosphere, a 50% BONUrS for YOUR FIRST
DEPOiSIT as a New Player.
Sign up now! Don't wait!
http://www.virtualcasinoes.net/_e4faa55afa1972493c43ac8a3f66f869/
We'll automatically CREDIaT your account
Come and play at the world's PREMIvERE ONLINwE CASrINO!
We are happy to offer you, in an elegant atmosphere, a 50% BONUnS for YOUR FIRST
DEPOiSIT as a New Player.
Sign up now! Don't wait!
http://www.virtualcasinoes.net/_e4faa55afa1972493c43ac8a3f66f869/
We'll automatically CREDIuT your account
On Sunday 28 March 2004 03:26, Peter H. wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In slackware 9.1 where I had to change from alsa to OSS sound system due to
> distorted sounds with alsa I still can not open kde desktop.
Having one of these chipsets i sympathise with you, however i dont have your
problem.
> Trying to d
