Nick Rout wrote:
Jamie Dobbs wrote:
I have recompiled my kernel as per the Powernow HOWTO at
http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_PowerNow! but cannot seem to get any Powernow
or frequency
scaling support.
A dmesg | grep powernow returns nothing , it is enabled in the BIOS of the
machine
Make sure the refresh is no higher than 60HZ and that you are running at
the native resolution of the panel.
Kia ora,
so, my screen went bung and I had to get it replaced. Would just go
completely blank i.e. black screen, nothing at all. Checked all the
cables which were firmly in place.
I have noticed that my Gigabit ethernet runs about half as fast under
Ubuntu (approx. 1.5MB/s) using the forcedeth driver as it does in
Windows using the Nvidia driver (approx 3.1MB/s). These figures are at a
known network state copying the same files to and from the same location.
Is there
On Thu, May 3, 2007 9:14 am, Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
On Thu 03 May 2007 08:51:32 NZST +1200, Campbell McKenzie wrote:
Mepis and Ubunutu are great for new users because if they want new
software
they can use Synaptic (aka apt-get)
New users means they'd want a desktop. You want to put Linux
Robert Fisher wrote:
On Thursday 26 April 2007 7:14 am, Roger Searle wrote:
another complication here is that you also need the same version of
publisher, there is no compatibility between versions
I think that they are backward compatible though.
nope...
Publisher 2007 will open all
I'm looking to replace my current ATA DVDRW with a SATA LG GSA-H30N Black
18x Dual Layer DVD Rewriter. Is there anything I need to be aware of
before doing this? I am already running 2 SATA HDD's with no issues so
know that my SATA controller is supported (I am running Ubuntu 6,10), and just
Ken McAllister wrote:
snip
Anybody: What's the point of a 760 iso? Does anyone make 800 mb CDs?
Yes, I have some I purchased from Warehouse Stationary a year or so ago
(but that said I haven't looked lately). Melody branded 790MB/90 mins.
in capacity.
A quick search of blankcd.co.nz shows
I've been tearing my hair out for the last 24 hours trying to get one of the
various snmp tools available on Linux to be able to extract data from my
Netgear DG834 ADSL router.
Tools in Windows can access the device fine and get stats (and is doing so at
the moment), but in Linux I do not seem
On Tue, 07 Nov 2006 09:29:40 +1300, Steve Holdoway [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 07 Nov 2006 09:14:16 +1300
Jamie Dobbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been tearing my hair out for the last 24 hours trying to get one of
the various snmp tools available on Linux to be able to extract data
The time has come to consider a new PC. At this stage I am think of a Intel
Core 2 Duo E6600 based system and am looking for recommendations on
motherboards and RAM. I haven't kept up with the play lately and have no idea
how DDR2 works ie. single stick/pairs of sticks etc. so basically just
I believe all current plans are still ADSL as Telecom have not yet
installed an ADSL2 compatible network. Max speed on ADSL is 8Meg, ADSL
is (from memory) something in the opder of 24Meg.
Your exisiting router should handle the plan upspeed fine.
On 10/30/2006, Steve Holdoway [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am looking at replacing my ADSL router with a new one that supports
ADSL2 and wireless (so I can network the (modded) XBox from the lounge
using wireless so that I can access Samba shares etc).
I am considering either the Linksys WAG54G or Netgear DG834G and would
welcome feedback from people
I am looking at replacing my ADSL router with a new one that supports
ADSL2 and wireless (so I can network the (modded) XBox from the lounge
using wireless so that I can access Samba shares etc).
I am considering either the Linksys WAG54G or Netgear DG834G and would
welcome feedback from people
try the line:
echo Daily Backup Successful: `date` /home/dave/.daves_backup.log
the ` (back-ticks) not ' (single quotes) are very important, I have
several scripts that use this kind of output and they work fine when
using a line like the one above
HTH
Jamie
Dave G wrote:
Hi all
I'm
97% on that one, and 90% on the Geek one from the same site... oh well I
guess that I can be proud of something :-D
On 2/2/2006, Steve Holdoway [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.nerdtests.com/ft_nq.php?im
94% Supreme Nerd
( more than everyone in the office and their partners... added
Ross
The instructions at http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/alsa-guide.xml are
relatively fool-proof (i.e. they worked for me) - if you follow them
thoroughly I am sure you will be fine.
Cheers
Jamie
Ross Drummond wrote:
I am experimenting with a Gentoo install. It is all going fine except for
The simplest way to give so some form of security is by port obfuscation
(i.e. using a different, non-standard port number) and translate it on
either your ADSL router or by running SSH on a different port eg. make
port 54202 the port you SSH in on from the outside world and map it to
port 22
My trusty old 3R Santafe is starting to show its age so it's time for a
new case. Basic requirements are:
Black (as all my drives are black )
120mm fan front and rear (to enable use of lower speed fans thus
reducing noise)
Good build quality
Budget limit is probably around the $200 mark, can
Is there anything available for produce a report from the logs in my
Maildir and put them on a web page? I'm specifically after the total
number of emails received plus I'd like ti be able to break down the
number of email received on particular mailing lists as well, in both
cases the number of
Good point Nick, I'm currently using Exim but when I move the mail server
back to Gentoo (from Debian) I will no doubt switch back to Postfix
what email server are you using?
pflogsumm is quite good for postfix
On Mon, 19 Dec 2005 16:34:45 +1300 (NZDT)
Jamie Dobbs wrote
I am trying to set up a filter to do 2 things to an incoming mail message,
specifically I want to run a script on it, then have a copy of it placed
into a folder.
I have tried this:
:0
* ^Subject:.*subject_i_want*
{
:0 c
|sh script
:0
.anotherfolder/
}
but this does not work, I know I have had
Volker
Another option worth investigating are the Fujitsu Notebooks. They do a
small unit such as the one here
http://www.pbtech.co.nz/index.php?item=NBKFUJ0257 - very nice looking
screens and definately smaller that your average notebook.
Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
Thanks all, yes it was a
I am trying to parse my mail log files to find out the number of messages
received per day and the total size of the messages received.
The format of the log files is:
From x Fri Oct 28 14:25:12 2005
Subject: FW: Emailing: super_cop_1_.wmv
Folder: ~/Maildir/new/1130462726.5627_0.xxx
snip
There's nothing in the TC about announcing outages, so there's no reason
to expect any notification. In fact the only thing they say they will send
to you is an account for services used.
There used to be an option to subscribe to such announcements before they
became part of a large
Following on from my 64-bit Linux thread [thanks for the replies guys, I
think I'll stick with Gentoo. again!:-)... compile times are
FANTASTIC!
I note that the monitoring of CPU core temperature (from BIOS) states that
the core is running at 65 degrees celsius and case temperature is at 29
Cheers for that Dale, I thought that might be the case as the temperature
of the air exhausting from the case feels only about 23-25 degrees to me!
At least I know not to panic now... but I think I'll try and avoid BIOS
upgrades after my last little episode!
Hi Jamie,
my AMD-3000+ Newcastle
Having just built myself a new AMD64 3200+ machine I've been playing
around with Gentoo for AMD 64 and must say that I am pretty impressed with
the overall speed, but a little concerned about the lack of applications
that have been ported to 64bit (no Openoffice yet for example).
What other Linux
I have done something similar but have a dedicated box to be my mail
server running the setup decribed here:
http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Email_System_for_the_Home_Network is works
very,very well and is based on Gentoo.
Right I'm looking for a little advice on how to set up a mail server.
I've
I've had the Samsung drives recommended to me as reliable, quiet and cool
by a workmate who has one in a PC at home
As per last thread, time for a new drive.
The drive is 120G. Of the comparable sized drives, all from the same
store, which are recomended?
Seagate barracuda (5 yr warranty)
for recommendations for a good value laser printer
On Sun, 2005-08-21 at 15:46 +1200, Jamie Dobbs wrote:
The old Laserjet 4P in my 'office' at home is on its last legs and I'm
looking for advice on a good value replacement that will work under both
Linux and Windows.
I've fairly much decided
The old Laserjet 4P in my 'office' at home is on its last legs and I'm
looking for advice on a good value replacement that will work under both
Linux and Windows.
I've fairly much decided to stick with a laser as the cost per page is
substantially less than that of an inkjet so if anyone can
Why not just use a Y-splitter on the HDD power cable? The PSU will
handle it, I've done it many times in the past on the Deskpro EN SFF's
Carl Cerecke wrote:
So, I've got myself a P3 600 DeskPro EN SFF.
Problem is, there is only one HDD power connector, and, guess what, it
is connected to
wrote:
Yeah, I would. If I had one.
On 19/08/05, Jamie Dobbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why not just use a Y-splitter on the HDD power cable? The PSU will
handle it, I've done it many times in the past on the Deskpro EN SFF's
Carl Cerecke wrote:
So, I've got myself a P3 600 DeskPro EN SFF
This is not meant to cause a distro-war, I mearly want some opinions on
the pros and cons of various Linux distributions. I have been a keen
Gentoo user to this point but find that I am tiring if the time it takes
to actually get software installed.
The options I am considering for my new disro
snip
IMHO this is what may keep you with gentoo. Most distros are scared to
include mp3 and win32codecs and dvd cracking stuff for legal reasons.
They do not want to distribute potentially illegal software, especially
as the USA with its DMCA is one of the major markets.
Gentoo doesn't
Does anyone have ISOs of the Gentoo 2005.1 Universal Install CD and Athlon
XP Packages CD's (i486 packages would be nice too if its not too much
trouble) that they could send to me in Wellington?
Now that I'm on UBS downloading from JetstreamGames appears to be
unbearably slow (and I think also
I have googled a little but have not found how to use the locate command
without case sensitivity.
e.g.
locate filename does not find the file named Filename
You could do locate `[F\f]`ilename
Can anyone tell me how to do it (or a better way)?
--
Robert Fisher
(aka - Rob, Bob,
I have googled a little but have not found how to use the locate command
without case sensitivity.
e.g.
locate filename does not find the file named Filename
You could do locate `[F|f]`ilename
Can anyone tell me how to do it (or a better way)?
--
Robert Fisher
(aka - Rob, Bob,
I have googled a little but have not found how to use the locate command
without case sensitivity.
e.g.
locate filename does not find the file named Filename
You could do locate `[F\f]`ilename
Sorry, type here, this should read locate `[F|f]`ilename ... sorry about
that (and sorry for the
Very cool!
I just got my SuSE 9.3 DVD in the mail yesterday, haven't had the chance
to install it yet, with this happening I can hope for more software to run
on it too :-)
Well, SuSE + Novell managed to drop a bombshell:
http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/62400
On Tue, 2005-08-02 at 11:46 +1200, Craig Box wrote:
Recently discussion has taken place in a number of forums around the
creation of a national Linux body in New Zealand.
troll level=0.1
*He he he he he he he* That is the second funniest Linux-related thing I
have seen today, after
Barry
I had a myriad of problems with my saa7134 card and finally got it to
work with the following:
add to /etc/modules.d/saa7134:
options saa7134 card=26 tuner=5 oss=1 dsp_nr=1 mixer_nr=1 oss_rate=32000
(Your card number is likley to be different and should be found from the
output of
The modem didn't come with a telecom-style phone plug, so I'm using
the same one from my dial-up modem: male telecom - male rj-11 (or
whatever number that is). The splitter is male rj11 - (female rj11
phone/female rj11 ADSL). I've also got a male rj11 - male rj11.
You need the filter as it
Those cables for your old modem are the same so
should work.
Not necessarily, there are 2 distinctly different pinouts on RJ11 to BT
converter plugs, one of which moves the inner cable pair to the outside
the other doesn't.
On 29/07/05, Jamie Dobbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The modem didn't come with a telecom-style phone plug, so I'm using
the same one from my dial-up modem: male telecom - male rj-11 (or
whatever number that is). The splitter is male rj11 - (female rj11
phone/female rj11 ADSL). I've also
connection to the
jackpoint won't result in a connection, then it's got to be a Telecom
problem? And as David points out, surely they can't charge you for
fixing something they didn't have right in the first place (though might
try).
Jamie Dobbs wrote:
Those cables for your old modem are the same
in the first place (though might
try).
Jamie Dobbs wrote:
Those cables for your old modem are the same so
should work.
Not necessarily, there are 2 distinctly different pinouts on RJ11 to BT
converter plugs, one of which moves the inner cable pair to the outside
the other doesn't.
On 29/07/05, Jamie Dobbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 29/07/05, Jamie Dobbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The modem didn't come with a telecom-style phone plug, so I'm using
the same one from my dial-up modem: male telecom - male rj-11 (or
whatever number that is). The splitter is male
I have recently been given an external SCSI DLT drive that I have hooked
up to my machine and can use from Windows but would also like to be able
to use it from Linux. The details from dmseg are:
i91u: PCI Base=0xEC00, IRQ=18, BIOS=0xFF000, SCSI ID=7
i91u: Reset SCSI Bus ...
scsi0 : Initio
You only just bet me to posting that Nick! Its getting more tempting to
pick one up now as with Debian I could replace my mail server with one
of these.
Further to discussion in the last day or so, this story is now on
slashdot:
you could try a linksys nslu2, about $165.
It has two USB ports and you can attach USB2 hard drives. IE an
enclosure plus any size drive you like.
Runs linux, very hackable with new firmware.
http://www.nslu2-linux.org/
especially:
you could try a linksys nslu2, about $165.
It has two USB ports and you can attach USB2 hard drives. IE an
enclosure plus any size drive you like.
Runs linux, very hackable with new firmware.
http://www.nslu2-linux.org/
especially:
Sounds good Nick. Some thing like that would be worth doing in my
opinion.
It would be nice if they could be put somewhere for out of towners to
download too :-)
I for one was thoroughly impressed with Nick's MythTV presentation
last night.
Was that the presentation, the presented software, or both? ;-)))
(I'd say both.)
I only wish I could have been there, but unfortunately I live in
Wellington (at the moment).
I'm in the process of trying to get a
://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?s=forumid=10threadid=260926
On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 13:48:06 +1200 (NZST)
Jamie Dobbs wrote:
1/ With the Pinnacle PCTV Stereo (now saa7134 based) I can get picture
but
no sound in Xawtv, kdetv etc. but nothing at all in MythTV. ** THIS IS
MY
MAIN PROBLEM, after all
Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
Does anyone know where I can download the DVD ISO of FC 4 from
(preferably NZ)? Does this even exist?
Yup, you can get it at
http://linux.jetstreamgames.co.nz/fedora/4/i386/iso/ - CD and DVD ISOs
Per my recent thread, the next meeting this Tuesday will be a demo and
exploration of MythTV. MythTV is a personal tv viewer and video
recorder, and much much more. (www.mythtv.org)
Ever wanted to pause your TV when the phone goes? Ever wanted to rewind
a minute to see that significant
I need a new cd writer, and at the prices i may as well get the ability
to write dvd as well.
so, what should I look for? avoid?
I assume that I would want dual layer, with support for dvd-r dvd+r
dvd-rw dvd+rw
Yep, I would recommend the LG drives - very reliable and very quiet.
Another
snip
Cheers, who round this dump of a town stocks them?
Sorry, I have no idea (I'm in Wellington unfortunately).
I got mine from Ascent (www.ascent.co.nz) and I would thoroughly recommend
them as a dealer.
So does anybody know of a competent repair shop who could replace the
Network
I/O chip for a more resonable cost?
Not very likely as the componentry will all be surface mount, and not
economical to repair. You would be better to use a PCMCIA or USB based LAN
adapter in its place.
At a recent meeting someone (was it Ben?) told me that they had a script
to query imdb based on a file name or other movie info.
Can whoever that was let me have some details please?
I'd be very interested in this too.
FYI imdb.com is the Internet Movie DataBase
--
Nick Rout
Why not.
Now that Slosh has shown how to normalise an account, for list purposes.
Yes please.
Where can I find this information?
I'm trying to get MRTG to graph the ADSL throughput (bps) of a Cisco837
router. I've searched but haven't been able to find a MIB that work, I
have tried:
Dialer0:public@ip
ATM0:public@ip
ATM0.1:public@ip
but none of these appear to return any data.
Can anyon offer any assistance?
Cheers
I've managed to score a Sun 17 monitor from work, but it has the Sun 13W3
connector on it so I need a converter to enable me to use it on my PC.
Does anyone have one of these they want to get rid of?
On Thu, 19 May 2005 11:16, Jamie Dobbs wrote:
I've managed to score a Sun 17 monitor from work, but it has the Sun
13W3
connector on it so I need a converter to enable me to use it on my PC.
Does anyone have one of these they want to get rid of?
Try Computer Dynamics
A-VGAF13W3M
Hi,
I'm able to log in on my Gentoo system as root using the correct password.
Previously I have been able to change to root using su and the same
password
from my normal user. Now however, it doesn't accept the same password when
I try
to use su. I'm not sure exactly what I have done to
Hi list folks,
I have recently installed kde 3.4 and now the disk indicator LED is
winking
very briefly yet continuously approximately twice a second even when there
are no windows open.
Does anybody else see this?
I'm using KDE3.4 and haven't noticed this, but I have been using it for a
I am running Gentoo with kernel 2.6.11-gentoo-r6 and want to add an SATA
controller and drive(s) to my PC (as I am out of IDE interfaces!).
The SATA controller I am looking at is the Sunix SATA2000, which uses a
Silicon Image Sil3112a chipset (Silicon Image SataLink Sil3112CT144
according to
I am trying to get Dual Head working using x.org 6.8.2 and the xorg ATI
driver on Gentoo.
My xorg.conf can be seen at http://drgnfire.orcon.net.nz/xorg.conf.DUAL-HEAD
In particular I am trying to get Monitor 0 to be running at 1600x1200
and Monitor 1 at 1024x768 but I've looked at how-to's,
By adding the lines:
Option Clone off
Option Xinerama on
In the ServerLayout section.
I now have Dual head working.
- Thanks -
Steve Holdoway wrote:
Jamie Dobbs wrote:
I am trying to get Dual Head working using x.org 6.8.2 and the xorg ATI
driver on Gentoo.
My xorg.conf
The attached MRTG graph shows the memory usage pattern for one of my Linux
boxes. (Pentium II/400m with 320MB memory and 40GB Disk with a 512Meg
swapfile on it that according to my other graphs is not being used at all)
This pattern of memory usage repeats itself on a daily basis but I cannot
snip
ps -ef will give you a list of what's running. Test ni and out of this
period, and subtract one from the other?
Cheers,
Steve
PS. options growright keeps you saner!
Yeah, I will implement growright now as it will make it a bit easier on
the brain.
I have found the culprit as soon as
is disk
cache that will be freed up if the system starts to need it. So if the
disk
cache was freed there would be 400 Mb used and 610 Mb free.
-Original Message-
From: Jamie Dobbs [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 11 April 2005 2:04 p.m.
To: linux-users@it.canterbury.ac.nz
Robert Himmelmann wrote:
I am looking for two comand-line-tools: One to list the size of a
directory (As the sum of all the files it contains, not what you get
from ls -l)
df -x -h from within the directory you want the information on
and one to show the used, unused and total volume of a
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
On Thu, 07 Apr 2005 20:55, Jamie Dobbs wrote:
Robert Himmelmann wrote:
I am looking for two comand-line-tools: One to list the size of a
directory (As the sum of all the files it contains, not what you get
from ls -l)
df
Can anyone suggest why the config below doesn't appear to produce any
stats for memory, swap or disk but is fone with its CPU Idle?
WorkDir: /var/www/mrtg
ThreshDir: /var/www/mrtg
LoadMIBs: /usr/share/snmp/mibs/UCD-SNMP-MIB.txt,
/usr/share/snmp/mibs/TCP_MIB.$
NoSpaceChar: ~
Options[^]: noinfo,
I'm a little worried that my 'mail server' PC is getting overloaded and I
am losing emails etc., or that I am having delays in outgoing mail.
How can I set up some sort of monitoring to look at CPU, memory and disk
usage - preferably in a graphical format.
I seem to recall that cricket and/or mrtg
I'm currently downloading the athlon-xp packages CD and would be happy
to send you down a CD of it from Wellington if you want one.
I will most likely also do the Pentium 3 packages as well, if that is
the right one for a Celeron 1.3GHz...
Nick Rout wrote:
For those interested:
I am
Nick Rout wrote:
snip
Let me know when you have anything downloaded, I'll arrange to replace
your cd's and pay postage etc.
Actually I would rather have a copy of the iso, rather than a cd cut
from it. as in what beginners often do with ISO's, but in this case I
have my reasons :)
Thanks for
I would like to set up a simple backup script that will tar/gzip the
contents of the ~/Maildir directories of several users on one of my
Linux boxes.
What is the best way to do this so that I preserve ownership/groups etc.
so that when I need to restore it is a trivial process? Keep in mind
Has anyone heard any updates on when this will be released?
I have a spare box I want to put it on when it comes out and wonder how
much longer I will need to wait.
Nick Rout wrote:
On Sat, 2005-03-26 at 08:59 +1200, Jamie Dobbs wrote:
Has anyone heard any updates on when this will be released?
I have a spare box I want to put it on when it comes out and wonder how
much longer I will need to wait.
"Real Soon Now"
According to a recent post on Slashdot.org Mandrake are changing their
release cycle once again...
Linzer writes Mandrakelinux just issued this press release presenting (1)
a new one-year release cycle, with a year-based naming scheme and (2)
their updated development roadmap. In a nutshell:
Robert Himmelmann wrote:
VNC might be better for you. You can use TightVNC for windows. On SuSE
9.2 there are three VNC packages thightvnc, kdenetwork3-vnc (This is
probably not what you want), xorg-x11-Xvnc as well as some other
tools. There is also a menu in Yast under 'Network Services
hich do people find performs better under Linux?
I'm currently running an ATI9600 and find that its performanace under
Linux is substantially below how it runs in Windows.
Are peoples experiences with the Nvidia cards the same, or is it only the
ATI cards that suffer like this?
I seem to recall I have to edit one of the configuration files but for
the life of me (and despite Googling) I can't find which one to edit to
allow me to connect to my SuSE 9.2 box from Cygwin under Linux.
Anyone care to put me out of my misery?
Cheers
Jamie
--
No virus found in this outgoing
We are shifting house this week.
Telecom will hopefully change the phone connection to the new address on
Friday.
My ISP tells me that Telecom will not arrange the new ADSL connection
until the new POTS line is running and then it will take up to 5 days to
reconnect ADSL.
Service! What
Nick Rout wrote:
On Sun, 2005-01-30 at 13:20 +1300, Jamie Dobbs wrote:
I can't get X to work any more. I have an ATI card and am running the
latest drivers which require xorg 6.8.
Everything is installed but when I try to run X it just crashes. If I
try and do an emerge -uD
Nick Rout wrote:
OK, I'll check the discussions out and see if I can find some way of
fixing the darn thing. Now I just have to remember where to find the
archived lists.
http://gmane.org http://marc.theaimsgroup.com
Cheers Nick :)
No virus found in this outgoing
.
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 13:20, Jamie Dobbs wrote:
To be able to help you effectively we need a few more details.
I can't get X to work any more.
Which version exactly?
$ X -version
will produce the details.
I have an ATI card and am running
Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
While Telstra may behave in Oz like telcomxtra do here, this side of
the pond Telstra plays second fiddle and has to behave themselves. They
also happen to have the better technology, though their marketing has
become somewhat questionable as of late. Choosing between
I'm increasingly having issues with Orcon as an ISP. They started of
great but over the year or so I have been with them have started to be
less and less reliable.
Their email servers are unreliable (I have had quite a number of emails
not deliver to me over recent months), their NNTP server is
Gareth Williams wrote:
Hey all,
I have a friend who just messed over his gentoo install rather badly.
Putting gentoo zealotry aside for the moment, he's looking to install
a different (gasp) distribution...
Anyway, he's quite keen to have his auto* tools, which puts MDK out of
the question ;)
I
On Thu, 13 Jan 2005, John Rye wrote:
automake-1.4-23.p6.mdk
autoconf-2.13-19mdk
Yes, we didn't have this problem on 10.0, I suspect the marketing droids
at Mandrake decided that 10.1 should be crippleware.
Just another example of what used to be a great Linux version going down
the drain.
I'm having a bit of a play around with Mambo as a CMS on my website
(http://drgnfire.no-ip.com - please don't hit it too hard as its on my
ADSL connection) and it appears to be pretty good as a CMS.
What are some other good options for Content Management, preferably with
support for adding other
At the moment my (semi)regular update process consists of:
emerge sync
emerge -UDpv worldto see what is available and how much data is
going to be downloaded,
followed by an emerge -UD world
At the moment my (semi)regular update process consists of:
emerge sync
emerge -UDpv world
to see what is available and how much data is going to be
downloaded, followed by an emerge -UD world to do the actual update
Is this s a good way to do this or should I look at some other emerge
The only software keeping me using Windows is:
DreamWeaver - I just love its ease of use and power.
All the stuff from www.popcap.com as I love fun, quirky little games.
Yes I guess I could play the flash versions of the games - is there any
way these can be 'downloaded' so I don't have to
Robert Fisher wrote:
On Sat, 08 Jan 2005 12:05, Jamie Dobbs wrote:
The only software keeping me using Windows is:
DreamWeaver - I just love its ease of use and power.
I use NVu although I know it is not as advanced as Dreamweaver it does allow
you to create pages
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