I like the idea of Tux with the mortar. I'm not for the diploma thing since
that entails 'certification'. We are about education, leave the
certification thing to M$. The options of aloha shirt or a branded/tatooed
serif 'H' on the chest of Tux would be cool. All contained inside a circle
w
On Tue, Mar 18, 2003 at 08:24:44PM -1000, Warren Togami wrote:
make clean # if you want to make sure everything is recompiled
> make dep
> make bzImage
> make modules
> make modules_install
> make install
reboot # :-)
> GRUB certainly does not suck.
The only thing I really miss from LILO is th
Maddog wrote:
Hey guys,
I am recompiling my kernel and I need to know how to make the image file,
and all the other files from my bzImage file. I am using the HOWTO for the
Kernel recompile from Red Hat. If Grub sux then how do I specify to use LILO
on the install?
Thanks,
Don
If you configur
--- Warren Togami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
A logo would have to be something fairly simple,
nothing like photo-realistic. Open to other
suggestions. If you want to attach an image make sure
it is less than 30KB, otherwise post direct URL to
your image.
* What dimensions (in pixels or linear mea
On Tue, 18 Mar 2003, Vince Hoang wrote:
> Well "libertarian" and "liberal" are not necessarily bad words.
Heck no. Lots of people would call me a liberal and while I'm not a
doctrinaire libertarian, I know reasonable, polite people who are.
Um, like my brother.
What I was hearing were reports of
Hey guys,
I am recompiling my kernel and I need to know how to make the image file,
and all the other files from my bzImage file. I am using the HOWTO for the
Kernel recompile from Red Hat. If Grub sux then how do I specify to use LILO
on the install?
Thanks,
Don
On Tue, Mar 18, 2003 at 12:52:34PM -1000, Karen Lofstrom wrote:
> I just hope it will turn out OK. I have heard many accounts of
> Eric. S. Raymond from science fiction fandom. He's said to be
> self-centered, loud, and prone to long libertarian political
> diatribes.
Well "libertarian" and "liber
I have sat with him for a four hour conversation when he was here long
ago. When provided with an agenda he will provide an impressive and
passionate presentation, but given an open forum without structure you
will discover the person...but "libertarian," doesnt sound like the Eric I
met, he like m
Maddog wrote:
Dear Listers,
As I have increased my knowlege and awareness of open Source and it's
community here in Hawaii I have come to realise the importance of spreading
the good word of Open Source on to the community at large.
As such I invited Eric S. Raymond to be on our show Wednesday
On Tue, 18 Mar 2003, Maddog wrote:
> As I have increased my knowlege and awareness of open Source and it's
> community here in Hawaii I have come to realise the importance of spreading
> the good word of Open Source on to the community at large.
>
> As such I invited Eric S. Raymond to be on our s
On Tue, Mar 18, 2003 at 10:17:25AM -1000, Nakashima wrote:
> I'm new to the whole open source thing. I need someone to draw
> me a big map or point me to a website that does.
Here is a VERY detailed map of Un*x. Probably too detailed. :)
http://www.levenez.com/unix/
If you google for 'unix hi
On Mon, Mar 17, 2003 at 11:32:36PM -1000, Warren Togami wrote:
> Open to other suggestions. If you want to attach an image make
> sure it is less than 30KB, otherwise post direct URL to your
> image.
Are there artists or folks that know artists on the list that can
help out?
-Vince
Even better, Tux teaching class, Billy staring out the Window
daydreaming, BSD devil kicking back eating an Apple.
*I have seen one with Tux in cap and gown pointing to a chalk board.
I have seen one with Tux in cap and gown pointing to a chalk board.
Using a variation you can write something like "open source + education
= HOSEF"
and maybe some other lessons on the chalkboard like
"XPensive OS + education = $$", or put a map of the islands?
*Black shadow image of Tux wit
Dear Listers,
As I have increased my knowlege and awareness of open Source and it's
community here in Hawaii I have come to realise the importance of spreading
the good word of Open Source on to the community at large.
As such I invited Eric S. Raymond to be on our show Wednesday night and he
has
Black shadow image of Tux with little boy on one wing and little girl on
the other would paint an appropriate picture.
--
Peter
Liholiho Elementary
On Mon, 17 Mar 2003, Warren Togami wrote:
> During the last HOSEF board meeting we discussed possible HOSEF logo
> suggestions because the current l
Hi all,
Layman speaking.
I'm new to the whole open source thing. I need someone to draw me a big
map or point me to a website that does.
I have questions like: Is FreeBSD a flavor of Linux? or an entirely
different animal altogether?
Apple's Darwin is the open source version of Mac OS X right?
S
An off-list buddy just got a Dell laptop that has a similar symptom,
and he said that this particular model is notorious for eating fans.
It sounds like its a likely culprit in this case, too... and a lot
easier and cheaper to fix, probably a D-I-Y job once you find the
right replacement fan...
1) Whirring sound (like a fan) when running which
wasn't the case when things were fine and beautiful.
The sound will sometimes kick into high gear and that
is the system's signal that it is about to crash.
If a walks like a duck :-) It probably is a fan.
2) Sometimes the system boots
Speaking of the Aloha shirt Tux, what about a version with a
scholar's mortar on his head and a diploma in his hand, plus the
aloha shirt? That would say "linux" "education" and "hawaii" pretty
graphically
Aloha,
Rob
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Do you Yahoo!?
Yahoo! P
That's an intersting method. I have used the physical shock method many
times in the past. Start by tapping with your hand and work up to
multiple blows with the handle of a large screw driver. It really has
worked before.
On Mon, 17 Mar 2003, Warren Togami wrote:
> > -Vince
>
> I heard
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