On Thu, 16 Oct 2003, Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
>We need to realize that the validity of GPL is closely tied to the
>notion of shrink-wrap licenses.
IANAL, but I believe both are based on copyright law.
>First, since there are no face-to-face negotiations, do you really need
>to abide by the t
Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
Warren Togami wrote:
SCO
We need to realize that the validity of GPL is closely tied to the
notion of shrink-wrap licenses. There are two important issues. First,
since there are no face-to-face negotiations, do you really need to
abide by the terms of GPL
Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
Now that we can claim Fedora originated from Hawaii (you will be
surprised as to how much that could elevate our Linuxique credibility
:-) ), perhaps eventually our local Linux groups can somehow get
involved. But we will see. wayne
Well, Fedora originated
African or European Moose ? :)
On Thursday, October 16, 2003, at 01:27 PM, Charles Lockhart wrote:
I'm sorry, that was a private email to somebody else.
-Charles
Charles Lockhart wrote:
Then what do you think the weight of a full grown moose is? I've
never gotten gottem more than 300 or 350
Alle,
I was wondering if there are any users of RT (www.bestpractical.com) out
there who might be interested in training with the developer, Jesse Vincent.
If we could get enough people to commit, we might be able to get him to come
out here vice flying to the mainland (or Europe, which is
grusome!
are there moose in hawaii?
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Then what do you think the weight of a full grown moose is? I've never
gotten gottem more than 300 or 350 pounds of
I'm sorry, that was a private email to somebody else.
-Charles
Charles Lockhart wrote:
Then what do you think the weight of a full grown moose is? I've never
gotten gottem more than 300 or 350 pounds of meat from a moose, and
that's when I was really scraping the bones, taking everything betw
On Thu, Oct 16, 2003 at 01:05:31PM -0700, Lou Rickard wrote:
> gnome-terminal "ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
..
> Sould somebody throw me a bone?
gnome-terminal -e "ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
-Vince
Then what do you think the weight of a full grown moose is? I've never
gotten gottem more than 300 or 350 pounds of meat from a moose, and
that's when I was really scraping the bones, taking everything between
the ribs, etc. That's like maybe 25% bodywieght, max.
If you think you're going to
I'm trying to write a shell script that would open up
a gnome terminal and have that gnome terminal execute
something (that something being ssh into another
machine).
I think it would have to look something like:
gnome-terminal "ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
and have been trying variations on this them
Warren Togami wrote:
SCO
We need to realize that the validity of GPL is closely tied to the
notion of shrink-wrap licenses. There are two important issues. First,
since there are no face-to-face negotiations, do you really need to
abide by the terms of GPL and open your source code? If y
Because LUAU is a public forum accessible by the world at large, I will
mention only what is publicly available. In a surprise move, Taiwan
government yesterday announced that it will budget 25.5 million NT this
year (or about 8 million USD) to urgently push Linux.
http://www.epochtimes.com/
Hi,
I too installed redhat 9 recently, and it defaults
to obtaining an IP address AND a hostname from my cable internet
provider.
The ISP server gives me a host name based on the IP
address it provides.
In previous installations of redhat, I was able to
give my machine a name of my own cho
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