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| I do not know how they look. I am blocking all port 80 activity at
| this time on my firewall.
betcha it's code red. but you *have* patched your apache anyway,
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| credible attempts being made to exploit this weakness?
what does the request look like? this is the one-year anniversary of
code red, and there are still lots of infected boxen, which devote
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| There's Xandros (remade Corel Linux), Lindows is sort of a
| half-distro, so maybe it can be counted on the list?
lindows will be a company that no longer exists a year from now.
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d from the start, imho, because of its "screw
you" attitude toward the existing base of desktop users and
developers, something that is, unfortunately, epidemic in linuxland.)
the real question is, when the smoke clears it will be red hat, its
sidekick mandrake, and who else among commer
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. not only do
they intend to get it adopted through their usual monopolistic
techniques, they intend to make it legally required:
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| sheesh, I guess lonnie has cast one of his spells on me.
sorry to hear it. feel better, get some sun, and painful though it is,
don't get dehydrated.
this, too, shall -- no pun intended -- pass.
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where's les? i've seen no posts from him for a long time, and he's one
of maybe a half-dozen people on the planet who know just about
everything worth knowing.
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| Thanks. At one time I thought it was hard to get Mosfet Liquid
| themes.
at one time it was.
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never took the approach
that users are idiots.
but suse and the others, who hold the apparent view that the only
users worth having are the ones they don't yet have, and to hell with
existing users, aren't doing anyone any favors, least of all
themselves. the thinking is way too sho
the back, where the tension on the connection
doesn't come into play.
it's a frigging loose connection that coincided with the several times
i tried different things. unbelievable.
thanks, everyone, because i've learned from all of you, even though
the problem was, well . .
about networking could
be put on a postcard, with room for a pretty big picture.
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| I've been having some periods of DNS nothingness off and on since
| late last night. No idea what is going on. It's been good since
| bout 3pm cst so i guess its back to normal(whatever that is?!?).
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/55/2600
this is so, because the apache
worm is mostly making zombies and shutting down to await firther
instructions. (ugh.) but there was backbone trouble over the weekend,
and there has been some flakiness here and there ever since.
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wing the fhs is infinitely more complex and frustrating
| than dep would have you believe.
it's not even vaguely complex.
| 6) gentoo would love to have someone with greater understanding of
| the fhs make concrete suggestions for improvements in this respect.
well, good. now you have greate
ot; is that we expected it would show up on /. and
elsewhere, as it has.
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| >visit http://www.linuxdailynews.net now!
| >
| >it has been online for 44 minutes just now. bookmark it. tell your
| >friends. bring the kids.
|
| WAP support?
people of all nationalities are invited.
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it has been online for 44 minutes just now. bookmark it. tell your
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d for CDE
| (not-so-Common Desktop Environment). Openwin, the only desktop
| worse than M$'.
well, there were topview and, on linux, looking glass. i don't guess a
lot of either is being sold anymore . . . . .
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| or adding RAM.
first, this particular machine maxes out at 64. second, that's beside
the point -- linux *ought* to work on a p-133 with 64 megs, and it
doesn't satisfactorily. third, various epoch bugs in kde-1.x have
rendered it obsole
out in the
fever swamp someplace howling "gentoo" over and over. and that would
be, pretty much, it.
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| the little train that said: "I knew I could ..." over and over as
| it climbed the hill. You seem to be stuck at "Whatever it is, I'm
| against it."
okay. a novelty distribution based on a children's cartoon book. that
ha
red hat
succeeds in blowing everyone else out of the water in the linux world
(which they have largely already done) because otherwise linux will
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quick and efficient and reliable operating system but instead to sell
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motivated linux users can be a powerful force, but not if they're
told they're superfluous. i don't care what happens to unitedlinux,
but i do weep over the missed opportunity to really establish
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distributions for years
now.
| 7) Not mentioned before, but prompt response from the distro for
| security patches is also important. That would be more essential
| for server users.
this has been a huge strength of all mainstream linux distros i know
of for years and years now.
| 8) Did I m
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|
| >redhat is not fhs-compliant. if it were, i'd be using it.
|
| What do you use?
right now -- and by this i really *do* mean for the moment -- a
severely hacked SuSE 7.2 on my production machine, and a collection
of various other dis
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| I can only thank my lucky stars that I have stumbled on a distro
| that is not slavishly complient to the FHS, read: the Redhat
| approach.
redhat is not fhs-compliant. if it were, i'd be using it.
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| Good point about gentoo noticed so far:
| It had KDE *exactly* where I have always wanted it:
| /usr/kde/3/
| /usr/qt/3/
| ...and nothing of it in /usr/lib or /usr/share. I imagine dep may
| be pleased with that.
dep is most assuredly *not* pl
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| address.
|
| I hope this crap doesn't become wide spread!
the suse list is like that as well. very annoying.
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n one goes to a company's home page, as in franklincovey.com,
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does.
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cycle or two you would would inform us, "well, i'm not dead, but i
run gentoo."
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i think that if you have qt aboard, you should be fine. is this
something you've encountered with the 6.01 upgrade, while 6.0 worked
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| how to proceed. Anyone ... ?
you need a line, the syntax of which is, if i remember correctly,
"virtual XXX YYY" specifying your screen resolution. this should be
in the subsection display, right before the "end subsection" line.
ie.:
Virtual 800
. which is unconscionable, imho.
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it all out. nothing even
remotely close to this is possible with kde splattered all over /usr
or /usr/local.
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on the first one, a broken desktop is the result. which is to say
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software, and for no other reason.
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or, to put in another way:
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it reportedly has the user run constantly as root.
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burn a kernel with support for the joliet extentions or load the
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especially if they don't have gentoo.
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it takes a little while to figure out, but when you do, it's
electrifying.
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| > begin Shawn L Johnston's quote:
| > | New article on The Register
| > |
| > | http://theregister.co.uk/content/4/25587.html
| >
| > "SuSE powered by OpenLinux"?
|
| That has to be a typo
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| http://theregister.co.uk/content/4/25587.html
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for those to whom wild animals are interesting, this, which has
nothing to do with computers:
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about
any other. this is a *good* thing -- a maoist fealty to purity of
thought along a specific set of ideological rules invariably leads to
the fate that maoism has suffered.
| I do not think it has anything to do with liberty of choice but
| with principals and having a clear agenda.
and, insofar as l
ables in some goofball nutty
nonstandard file out in the back 40 someplace. things you put in
.profile are of no consideration there. which makes me want to visit
a weedeater on their manly parts. such as they are.
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no, no, no. you picked the wrong address. you're looking for
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he sounds just a tad cranky about it all.
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| Still optimistic, dep? I, for one, am glad *that's* over. Nothing
| like having my hope clubbed to death like a baby seal to start my
| day off right. I should have known better. Once again, Caldera has
| snatched defeat from the jaws of victory. Fscki
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| So, like, what you are saying is that the linux-users should turn
| out UserLinux?
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to be slavish in its adherence to the lsb and fhs.
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| distros in the manner in which they see fit. So, Skippy Linux could
| be "Powered by UnitedLinux" and contain all the desktop goodies
| that he'd want for his distro. Regards,
no, in fact they went out of their way to say that a desktop distro
*may not* carry the unitedlinux
turns out, it's another way to get rich off of linux without having
any actual users. the desktop crowd was told to go pound sand, in
about that many words.
full story is top item on lnm.
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well, i suspect that there are going to be some pink slips, whose
recipients will consider it less of a non-event. also, there's no
mention of gnome -- they're gonna standardize on kde-3.0.
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| I'm presuming that dep knows exactly what he is doing; he certainly
| has in the past. I just find the (somewhat varying each time)
| banners at the top of the "you may already be a winner" type to be
| abominably poor taste.
as do i; however, i f
his presupposes that they announce the right stuff and
further presupposes that they pull it off, but i awakened this
morning more optimistic about the future of distributional linux than
i have been in a couple of years.
the opening exists for them now to do it right. fingers crossed,
everybody
mentary on this
| addressing the fact that the documents mailed out could well be
| private, proprietary data, or anything else that one wouldn't
| want broadcast all over the Internet.
you mean a commentary like this one?
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| > Subject: Cellspacing
| >
| > Content-Type: application/octet-stream;
| > name=Reso Certification Form.doc
| > Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
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| (sorry!)
turdera is available, though.
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nah. already trademarked.
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*everybody* is being *really* tight-lipped. guesses?
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what they're up to before attacking them. there's a certain segment
of the linux community that seems to love nothing more than a good
lynching, to its and linux's detriment.
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installation has actually hiven the admin account an actual password,
sqlsnake, a/k/a spida, can't do anything. i wrote a little about it
last week:
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fter i set it up. it's at:
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let it be noted that charter is pretty clueless about a lot of things
-- they were nimda heaven -- so you're pretty much on your own. also,
they have never heard of linux.
but once it's set up, it&#
hat
purport to allow kde-1.x, kde-2.x, and kde-3.x stuff to run at once.
these are imho highly questionable. also, i doubt that they work
reliably. my brute-force method works every time.
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have *never* had it
blow up on me. i do compile it myself, and i do pay attention to my
hardware, and i suppose both of these might enter into it. but of the
various complaints against it -- and there certainly are some --
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| Scribbling feverishly on May 23, dep managed to emit:
| > http://computerworld.com/softwaretopics/os/linux/story/0,10801,71
| >411,00.html?nlid=AM
|
| Bummer. 2,500 seats is a lot of lost revenue...
try 9,700 seats:
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chips and won't run on
earlier ones; the lowest common denominator is i386. and suse rpms
might or might not work, depending on where suse puts stuff compared
to where ed 2.4 did. among the leading differences is /etc/.
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also, 2.4 had both lilo and grub, though the latter was the default, i
believe. i remember distinctly not liking the change, but being
satisfied that lilo was also provided. and i believe that the version
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ra didn't ship glibc at all, sticking to libc5,
until col 2.2.
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| that?
php-nuke
phorom
ez-publish
all on freshmeat, i think.
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and his father bought full-page anti-bush ads in major newspapers. and
it was algore who met privately with msft execs and employees during
the 2000 campaign -- press not allowed.
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plain-text editing, including
configuration files. which if edited properly will prevent such
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congratulations!
though i was surprised that you did not provide an sxs on his
acquisition . . .
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it would help if you could give a little bit better description of
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next quarter, and not interested enough in what brung 'em to the
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s not to use red hat), mandrake doesn't. debian is
findamentally at about the same place 2.4 was, though they'll be
sending along a new distribution soon -- is is leap year yet? --
which pretty much leaves slackware. there is no linux qua linux, in
the sense that 2.4 was. i think ther
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|
|
| > a modern distribution based on 2.4, with
| > everything simply updated to newer stuff.
|
|
|
| Isn't that what 3.1 was supposed to be?
yes. i believe the crucial word here is "supposed."
well, suse; debian is
debian and slack is slack; mandrake tends to be rh only broken. and
so on. and fact is, the distro i want to be running is caldera 2.4
upgraded to the current century.
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| wrong by not understanding what the share value drop really ment.
actuallythe drop in share value isn't *directly* tied to what the
company is doing. it's based instead on w
t, they'll turn a profit.
all the rest is simply speculation as to how they might
better/sooner/more to our liking bring or have brought this about.
which to me would mean an up-to-date equivalent of caldera openlinux
2.4, which i think was probably the best linux distribution ever.
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r us, we're trying to stop the bleeding,
| so please buy from us".
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| I wonder if Caldera will exist a year from now.
fyi, i've got a piece on it up now:
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layoffs were today. also, the revenues r
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