On Fri, 2 Aug 2002, Dean Fujioka wrote:
>Jimen Ching wrote:
>> I'm just disappointed that so many distributions start carry this
>> baggage and forcing the rest of us to drag it along.
>Why do you feel forced to use the GUI?
I am not forced to use the GUI. But if a distribution includes both GNOM
Warren Togami wrote:
- Original Message -
From: "MonMotha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, August 02, 2002 8:23 PM
Subject: Re: [luau] 2.4.19 is out!
"It's not just for gateways anymore" though. If anyone would like to
conrtibute a name, please speak!
MO
- Original Message -
From: "MonMotha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, August 02, 2002 8:23 PM
Subject: Re: [luau] 2.4.19 is out!
>
> "It's not just for gateways anymore" though. If anyone would like to
> conrtibute a name, please speak!
MOLK of course. Thou
MonMotha wrote:
In that case, I guess my project has found a home!
For now, there's no homepage, so I'll just throw the patches in this
dir: http://monmotha.mplug.org/mothagw/
Remind me to move it. Mothagw is left over from an earlier patch that
didn't have the preemptable kernel or xfs i
In that case, I guess my project has found a home!
For now, there's no homepage, so I'll just throw the patches in this
dir: http://monmotha.mplug.org/mothagw/
Not guaranteed to boot, be stable, or even compile, but it does at least
compile for me using the config it comes with.
Please give
or [...] I can put it on my videl space.
That's the type of thing videl is for!
--Ray
On the subject, if anyone wants. I think I just finished up my patch
series.
I'm starting to "maintain" a patch series similar in nature to FOLK or
WOLK in that I don't do any actual coding (and if I do, they're very
small tweaks), but rather a collection of patches that I apply and iron
out
Eh, I just try to pollute the spambot lists as much as possible.
:)
--Monmotha
Ray Strode wrote:
Would you mind passing my email address on there through rot13 just to
make a lame
attempt to keep the spambots away?
You know this mailing list is archived and i'm sure your email address
Would you mind passing my email address on there through rot13 just to
make a lame
attempt to keep the spambots away?
You know this mailing list is archived and i'm sure your email address
pops up quite a lot.
Spam is inevitable, just use spamassassin and then you don't have to
worry abo
W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
This morning,
How early :-)? These things are usually setup to run at like 4am.
What are the "rpmv" and "slocate" commands"?
rpmv is a helper program for rpm, which compares files installed to what
files
the rpm database says should be installed.
slocate is a prog
Typing "rm -rf /lib/*" is 13 bytes+TCP overhead.
14 bytes actually. If you don't press return then the command
is pretty harmless :-)
Heck, the TCP overhead is higher than than sending the actual data!
Quite a bit more, there is something like 24 bytes+ of header per tcp
packet i think, and
Jimen Ching wrote:
On Fri, 2 Aug 2002, Eric Hattemer wrote:
I'm just disappointed that so many
distributions start carry this baggage and forcing the rest of us to drag
it along.
--jc
Why do you feel forced to use the GUI? Or do you feel that Linux
development is wasted on GUI dev?
Warren Togami wrote:
Oh crap. I've been telling everyone 10am.Yes, I will be there. Ho'ala Greevy, Brian Low and Elayne Man said theywould be there too.- Original Message -From: "Dan George" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Sent: Friday, August 02, 2002 4:29 PMSubject: [lu
Oh crap. I've been telling everyone 10am.
Yes, I will be there. Ho'ala Greevy, Brian Low and Elayne Man said they
would be there too.
- Original Message -
From: "Dan George" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, August 02, 2002 4:29 PM
Subject: [luau] CompUSA meeting
On Fri, Aug 02, 2002 at 03:10:45PM -1000, Eric Hattemer wrote:
> I have never once said that the command line should be eliminated, or
> anything of the sort. The command line is useful as a secondary shell for a
> lot of people, and should be available for an init 1 type of situation.
> However,
Warren and Group
How many can make it tomarrow between
9:30 and 10:00am at CompUSA? I know youd be there Warren, correct?
Thanks
Dan
Eric Hattemer wrote:
>
> I've been busy lately, and never had the chance to reply to this message,
> but here we go:
>
> From: "Jimen Ching" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> > On Sun, 28 Jul 2002, Eric Hattemer wrote:
>
> I suppose I missed the logic in the first part of your message, so I'm
> cutting i
Kernel 2.4.19 is out.
Grab it from ftp.kernel.org or use a mirror (ftp.[cc].kernel.org).
--MonMotha
MonMotha wrote:
>
> Eric Hattemer wrote:
> > If nothing exists for this, something could easily be invented. I don't
> > know if ftp, sftp, or scp are capable of deleting files, but it would be
> > easy enough to make a graphical ssh client that does all of its graphics
> > client side.
> >
> > -
On Fri, 2 Aug 2002, Eric Hattemer wrote:
>and conveniently enough, they have the keyboard shortcuts written in. This
>is another example of learning the slow but easy way first, then eventually
>moving to the harder yet faster method.
^^
I think you hit the na
I have never once said that the command line should be eliminated, or
anything of the sort. The command line is useful as a secondary shell for a
lot of people, and should be available for an init 1 type of situation.
However, I've just been saying that the GUI should be improved to the extent
tha
Warren Togami wrote:
http://www.mplug.org/archive/2002/mplug_aim2.html
This is a recording of the MPLUG online chat meeting Thursday night. I
would really appreciate it if someone could summarize and post the summary
of this log, but I will do so tomorrow if it isn't done.
Note: The additional
I've been busy lately, and never had the chance to reply to this message,
but here we go:
From: "Jimen Ching" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On Sun, 28 Jul 2002, Eric Hattemer wrote:
I suppose I missed the logic in the first part of your message, so I'm
cutting it.
> >Only about 1:5 times when I try to
Eric Hattemer wrote:
If nothing exists for this, something could easily be invented. I don't
know if ftp, sftp, or scp are capable of deleting files, but it would be
easy enough to make a graphical ssh client that does all of its graphics
client side.
-Eric Hattemer
You mean a frontend? Use
If nothing exists for this, something could easily be invented. I don't
know if ftp, sftp, or scp are capable of deleting files, but it would be
easy enough to make a graphical ssh client that does all of its graphics
client side.
-Eric Hattemer
- Original Message -
From: "MonMotha" <[EMA
Forgot to mention that the message was quoted from a WordPerfect
newsgroup. I was unable to copy the link.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you'd like to explain how to delete files on a system that's 100s of
miles away without using rm or a similar command line utility, I'd be
happy to hear it.
Even if there is none (existing), that is hardly a good reason for everyone
to have to learn the arcana. T
On Fri, 2 Aug 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>Couldn't a graphical method of executing 'rm -rf' also allow accidental
>>deletion?
>You could certainly design a GUI so that it was just as easy (a bad design),
>and people seem capable of out-idioting any idiot-proof measure. But let's face
>it, accid
Initially I was a little surprised to see that Microsoft might have
indeed shown a change of heart to provide a long awaited but unexpected
(b/c it has moved to Windows XP) service pack for Windows 2000. But
then I was alerted to the following term:
"You acknowledge and agree that Microsoft m
This morning, when I ran a "top" check, I found my system is running a
command called "rpmv" under root for about 4 minutes, followed by the
"slocate" command for another minute or so.
What are the "rpmv" and "slocate" commands"?
>
>If you'd like to explain how to delete files on a system that's 100s of
>miles away without using rm or a similar command line utility, I'd be
>happy to hear it.
Even if there is none (existing), that is hardly a good reason for everyone
to have to learn the arcana. This case is the excepti
>Couldn't a graphical method of executing 'rm -rf' also allow accidental
>deletion?
You could certainly design a GUI so that it was just as easy (a bad design),
and people seem capable of out-idioting any idiot-proof measure. But let's face
it, accidentally typing rm -rf /lib/* and hitting enter
Update:
Brian Low is picking up the 17" monitors from the military today at 1:00pm,
then dropping them off at Midpac around 2:30pm. He is then taking the 15"
monitors at Midpac to Pricebusters for storage. Thanks Brian!
We still need to discuss the broken monitor situation with Royal Data, so we
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On Thursday 01 August 2002 23:31, you wrote:
> 2. For those interested in testing / prepping equipment for the LTSP for
> schools project, you MUST SIGN IN AND OUT with the manager on duty
> (Either Julie, Robert or Jay). Also, we must only use the front entrance
> (Main store entrance).
How we
Al,
Thanks for taking care of that for us. You and Julie are huge (figuratively,
not literally) :-) I will be back next week to help store these neatly or
deploy them if needed. Sorry for the latency, I lost my cable modem link for
a few days here. Also, my thanks to whoever took the time t
http://www.advogato.org/article/524.html
After the success achieved with the Linex [1] project, the Spanish Public
Administration has published at TLDP-ES (LuCAS) [2] its report about the
project RHODAS [3], regarding the production state of 8.000 workstations
running Debian GNU/Linux [4], which sa
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Mandrake 9.0 beta 2 is out.
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