My Linux skills are limited to what I've experienced attending Warren's
seminars and what I've learned from being at the uhunix command line.
I am having VMware installed on the new lapper that I will be receiving
soon and while I have no experience using it at this point, the links
sent to me b
I've always used the fairly generic 1024 x 768 laptop display selection
for these situations - never had a problem there.
-Jeff
F. Hines wrote:
Ok im in the middle of installing RH8.0 on a Dell 200N Notebook
Everything is fine no problems (yet), im in the middle of doing the
Monitor Config,
Ok im in the middle of installing RH8.0 on a Dell 200N Notebook
Everything is fine no problems (yet), im in the middle of doing the
Monitor Config, and here is where my question is ...
What do I chose for my monitor ?
It's currently "unprobed"
Do I need to use the "Dell 1024X Laptop Display Pan
Pardon the commercial solicitation.
Landmark Networks was recently launched in Honolulu to develop
pioneering wireless LAN equipment for the rapidly growing Wi-Fi market.
Our platform will be based on Linux or an embedded Linux variant and
most of our code will be written in C++ and Java.
i think the answer to your aggregation q is yes.
this is not formal uml, but:
"Consider the difference between object aggregation and
acquaintance . . . . Aggregation implies that one object owns or is
responsible for another object. Generally, we speak of an object having
or being a part of a
Casey Roberts wrote:
This may not be much help at all, since you are
wanting to not spend a lot of money, but Tiger Direct
has a Toshiba Satellite 4010 (Intel Pentium II 266MHz)
for $379.97 plus shipping. That laptop may be better
for you if you want to stick to one of the major
distros, such as
>Anybody here know of a good tutorial > or source of info on using UML?
[snip]
> I'm trying to put together a class >diagram for a system we
>already have,
Get the trial download of rational rose and use it to generate the UML
automatically from the source code. The result will not be ideal, b
This may not be much help at all, since you are
wanting to not spend a lot of money, but Tiger Direct
has a Toshiba Satellite 4010 (Intel Pentium II 266MHz)
for $379.97 plus shipping. That laptop may be better
for you if you want to stick to one of the major
distros, such as Red Hat, SuSE, or Mand
Anybody here know of a good tutorial or source of info on using UML?
We've started using it here for our software projects, but I'm just not
getting it. I'm trying to put together a class diagram for a system we
already have, but keep getting lost in what all the UML lingo means.
I've got a c
Something I forgot to mention. You will need to use SmallX on this laptop.
Monkey Linux comes with it (it used to be called tinyX, but they changed
the name to smallX). SmallX is designed to run on systems with 4mb of
ram. If you try the slackware install in the "4mb laptop how-to" then you
can
Aloha,
If you really want/need to run Linux on old hardware and it is mainly for
learning, I would suggest using one of the small Linux distributions, like
Monkey Linux. I used to use Monkey and it was great. It is very old,
hasn't been updated since 1997, but it works, it doesn't require much s
NPR's (National Public Radio) Talk of the Nation Science Friday is doing a
piece today on Open Source Software with Bruce Perens. It is on now in
Hawaii on 89.3 until 10. The link is below.
http://discover.npr.org/rundowns/rundown.jhtml?prgId=5&prgDate=January/17/2003
scott
Sorry, I haven't been following the entire thread, but, for what it's
worth, I got pretty good performance running RedHat 5.2 on my junky old
75Mhz Pentium with 16MB of memory. It wasn't blazing, but it worked
fine for what I wanted. I don't know what apps you were planning to
use, and there
To everyone that responded to my previous post,
thanks!
This is a more specific version of my previous
question, but I hope everyone doesn't mind.
I wish to learn and become profecient in using
Linux, but at the moment, the only thing holding me back are my hardware
requirements and what
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