I haven't been able to discover a glossary to let me know what a .iso
file actually is, what .iso stand for. Someone?
On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 17:57, Andy Leach wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I want to re-implement a widget I wrote in VB so I can run it under
> Linux - it's time for my Photoshop to Gimp leap, the one windows app I
> would _really_ miss right now.
>
> Basically it runs through jpegs, resizes them for the
Hi All,
I want to re-implement a widget I wrote in VB so I can run it under
Linux - it's time for my Photoshop to Gimp leap, the one windows app I
would _really_ miss right now.
Basically it runs through jpegs, resizes them for the web, renames
them, and extracts some information from
Yes.
It's also easy in Linux. The linux program that works just like Nero
is called k3b.
On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 14:47:05 +1300, Judy & Lindsay Roberts wrote:
> It's that easy eh!
>
> Michael wrote:
>
> >If these are standard ISOs then in Nero normal mode, not the wizard mode, use
> >the menu system
It's that easy eh!
Michael wrote:
If these are standard ISOs then in Nero normal mode, not the wizard mode, use
the menu system:
Recorder -> Burn Image
Find the image you have downloaded and away you go. Easy. They will be
bootable if the files you have downloaded were made to be bootable ISOs
On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 22:11, Rob Wood wrote:
> Hi
> However I now seem to have a sort of rectangular mouse cursor on the screen
> so it has done something.
> Any ideas?
>
> Cheers - Woodsey
Add the line:
Option "sw_cursor"
to the mouse input device section of your XF86Config-4 file.
I am not c
My Christmas present sorted... just in the nick of time!
Cheers,
Steve
On Thu, December 23, 2004 11:38 am, Andre Renaud said:
> If anyone out there is interested in having a look at running linux on
> an embedded device, or making a cool linux gadget, there is a router
> board for sale from DSE,
Below is a complete and unedited reply in response to my email about
Project Probe.
Thanks, Ian Laurenson
-Forwarded Message-
From: Tom West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Telecom abusing Project Probe
Date: Thu, 23 Dec 2004 10:41:04 +1300
Dear Mr Laurenson
Mr And
If anyone out there is interested in having a look at running linux on
an embedded device, or making a cool linux gadget, there is a router
board for sale from DSE, the XH1151
(http://www.dse.co.nz/cgi-bin/dse.storefront/en/product/XH1151) which
the company I work for have recently managed to get u
Ah thanks Nick, I hadn't realised ubuntu was also debian based.
Apologies for the lack of feedback to everyone, with no linux am having to do
email with my palmpilot! can't access home webmail thru corporate firewall
will also track down ubuntu too then
cheers
Daryn
==
On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 22:11, Rob Wood wrote:
> Hi
> Thanks to Glyn, Chris and David for previous help.
>
> I seem to have made some progress with XTinybin.tar. I re-downloaded the
> file and found it was XTinybin.tar.gz (It got labelled as XTinytar.tar
> at 1st attempt) so I gzip'd it and then ta
I would suggest ubuntu, but maybe i am just contrary.
i say so because it is in active development, people seem to have had
good results, its very up to date in terms of kernel and versions of
software, it seems to stick to the OS ethic.
On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 23:06:40 +1300
Paul Swafford <[EMAIL P
On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 23:11, Daryn Hanright wrote:
> Crikey - wasn't expecting so many replies so quickly! Thanks everyone!
>
> If its ok I might reevaluate tomorrow. Looks like Debian Sarge is the one
> for me! I live in Woolston and work on corner of Deans Ave/Moorhouse, so
> maybe sort something t
I have downloaded Ubuntu Live Linux which is two files which are about
the size of a CD.
I have Nero Burning and now wish to make a bootable CD with these two files.
What procedure do I use to accomplish this please?
Linz
If these are standard ISOs then in Nero normal mode, not the wizard mode, use
the menu system:
Recorder -> Burn Image
Find the image you have downloaded and away you go. Easy. They will be
bootable if the files you have downloaded were made to be bootable ISOs.
Michael.
>= Original Mess
Seeing I want to get myself back & running pretty quickly, and I like Gnome (I
think mepis uses GTK & Gnome?) I might go the mepis way.
Yay - goin Debian!
Quoting Paul Swafford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I suggest mepis or knoppix .. fastest way to a debian desktop .. then
> apt-get whatever else yo
I suggest mepis or knoppix .. fastest way to a debian desktop .. then
apt-get whatever else you want
mepis = about 10mins to install
knoppix about 20mins ..
alternatively the vector linux I mentioned earlier today.
Or if you really want vanilla debian I have some
regards
Paul Swafford
[EMAIL PROT
I am trying to set up Mandrake Move (Live CD). Several things I dont
seem to be unable to accomplish at this stage.
1) Cant set up an Internet connection. I have used the default
selections (selected radio buttons). I have an IHUG account for the
purpose.
I had difficulty finding out where
I'd like to make my desktop just work at the moment.
I have a feeling that the lightning storm at lunchtime, which seemed to be
centred near home, may have fried my motherboard or at least the onboard
NIC.
It is a bit hard to diagnose from work but it does not sound good from the
info my son has
Crikey - wasn't expecting so many replies so quickly! Thanks everyone!
If its ok I might reevaluate tomorrow. Looks like Debian Sarge is the one for
me! I live in Woolston and work on corner of Deans Ave/Moorhouse, so maybe sort
something tomorrow to grab cd's
Thank you all - am in better mood
Anyway, back to my original question - anyone got the latest Debian CD's?
I do (have debian 3.1 sarge)
I would suggest this also!
I am at work ... gonna cruise home soon.
So are you in between new brighton and ricarrton?
I'll have my powerbook ... If you have a spare cd I'll burn it when I
get
On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 22:38, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
got debian 3.0 r1 3cd (think international version) set yours if you want.
phone 9804306 after 3:30 pm tomorrow
dave
> Hi - anyone got the Debian 3.0 CD's?
>
> Am sick of Fedora. Just ran up2date to install latest batch of updates to
> come
On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 22:38, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi - anyone got the Debian 3.0 CD's?
I don't sorry, but I do have a suggestion.
> Am just think Fedora is too cutting edge. Already haden't been able to
> synch my PalmPilot for a few weeks as they broke something in the kernel
> for USB devic
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi - anyone got the Debian 3.0 CD's?
Am sick of Fedora. Just ran up2date to install latest batch of updates to come
though in the last day or so. All of a sudden after install I couldn't open a
terminal. When I rebooted, it doesn't even get to start the X server. Hangs
with
Hi - anyone got the Debian 3.0 CD's?
Am sick of Fedora. Just ran up2date to install latest batch of updates to come
though in the last day or so. All of a sudden after install I couldn't open a
terminal. When I rebooted, it doesn't even get to start the X server. Hangs
with this coming up multiple
Hi
Thanks to Glyn, Chris and David for previous
help.
I seem to have made some progress with
XTinybin.tar. I re-downloaded the file and found it was XTinybin.tar.gz (It got
labelled as XTinytar.tar at 1st attempt) so I gzip'd it and then tar'd it as
it says in the manual but couldn't
On Wed, 2004-12-22 at 16:56 +1300, John Carter wrote:
> On Wed, 22 Dec 2004, Roy Britten wrote:
>
> > Desiring a basic network activity monitor.
>
> In the category of unbasic network monitor, try Ethereal. It is just
> blooming amazing. It is freakily good.
>
> It has a vast array of protocol
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