Why label intelligent knowledgeable OS capable individuals Hackers,
because
the mainstream is limited to looking at windows and seeing only their
reflection!
And the typical fallacy by association:
...However, other experts say that running an open source OS could lead
to more
security risks
Does anyone know if these unfortunate travelers had a beacon installed or if
they
have record of a mac address?
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Ronald Willis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Im sure you folks are probably tired of this SCO vs the world cat
fight, but what are your views on the future of Linux?
What alternatives are there now for the remaining open source code?
Are we all
http://www.internetnews.com/dev-news/article.php/3300161
Another option, is a subset of the Fedora Project, called the Fedora Legacy
Project. This project aims to offer community-based support for 'dead'
versions of Red Hat Linux. However, some members say more volunteers are
needed to support
Im sure you folks are probably tired of this SCO vs the world cat fight, but
what are your views on the future of Linux?
What alternatives are there now for the remaining open source code?
Are we all destined to become politicians with promises of open source
freedom, without an honest indication
Sorry I didnt catch the beginning of this thread, hope the following hasnt
been recommended...
When ever I build a multihome box I learned from the ISA card days to run
the diagnostic software to confirm whether the card even works for starters,
and run the diagnostics test on each card. The io
Hey Matt,
Linux does distributed computing very easily. Imagine a classroom of
computer sitting idle all night long. Or complete coporation of PC's doing
nothing for at least 8 hours a day. Now imagine using all of those idle
BogoMips to function as a rendering farm, or to crunch numbers like
Ballmer Trashes Open Source
ENTMag just came out with an article, very timely indeed, just after last
week 50% of you said you trust open source software. Perhaps MS CEO Steve
Ballmer read the article in W2Knews, but he effectively closed the door on
any MS involvement in open source initiatives,
Old-timer ask:
Have you considered using Samba? It is by far the best way to share with
Windows. Lots of documentation and awesome gui tools to help newfolks. Also
quite rewarding to integrate that first box on someones network.
Rn
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This makes three days in a row M$ makes the news.
1. They now offer free support and training for subscribers.
2. And today Win XP reportedly crashed 600,000 desktops. Did you say in 60
seconds? Excuse the humor on the previous sentance. The above articles
where published in the Advertiser on Tue
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From: Ronald Willis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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2. And today Win XP reportedly crashed 600,000 desktops.
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LUAU
SSH.
On Wed, 23 Apr 2003 Michael_Bishop/FARRINCS/[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have multiple servers that I am setting up and I was wondering what is
the best way to run them headless? I'd want to remotely run X and be able
to use the interactive tools, but I want to conserve resources by not
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
have different sales combos and the flexibility to
negotiate at will via a telephone consult.
On Tue, 11 Mar 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11 Mar 2003 at 15:46, Ronald Willis wrote:
Ask about the processor...celeron or pent.
Ask about the motherboard buss speed, will you truely
Keep the faith...
Im recovering from a lumbar back injury (week 4) and wasnt able to sit in
a chair for almost 2 weeks.
Youll be on your feet in no time.
Time to learn to code or setup one of those complex Linux projects that
you have been putting off for a rainy day. Try ntop, very
Virtual pat-on-the-back Ho'ala.
Ron
On Wed, 11 Dec 2002, Ho'ala Greevy wrote:
Aloha,
This column was published in today's edition of the Honolulu Star Bulletin.
Computer savings for design-build company
by Erika Engle
Look up Tiger Direct, they have it listed in their Nov mailer. Or give
them a call.
List was $200 (read the fine print) and conditions of course.
Let us know how the product performs when you get it.
Merry Xmas
On Sat, 7 Dec 2002, kilauea wrote:
I tried to order one on line yesterday but
Hope to see you there...what day are you going?
Ron
On Mon, 2 Dec 2002, Ho'ala Greevy wrote:
heh, Flexnet moved over to PacificLight Net last week weds, caused an
outage for several hours. Things back to normal now.
anyone going to the ITEC?
-ho'ala
Matt Darnell said:
Aloha Hoala,
Hello Dusty,
If this is still an urgent issue and you still have the monitors (sorry I
havent followed the thread), I have three non-profits that can provide a
tax write off for them in short order.
Ronald Willis
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On Mon, 14 Oct 2002, Dustin Cross wrote:
Aloha,
How far
set it up.
Ronald Willis wrote
I have worked in several different business environments where the
proprietary software was the only limitation to a productive network
of computers. . . . .
Some examples of how few *Bogomips can preserve your sanity!
Centralized user authentication
stand and
serve, as the WinBoxes fall victim to failure by design...oops, did I say
that? For them (maybe not yours) it saved the loss of data by 90 percent.
Do your best.
Ronald Willis
*Bogomips - sarcastic humor
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/mini/BogoMips-2.html#ss2.1
I understand using Linux
Thanks you JC,
On 7 Oct 2002, Warren Togami wrote:
Open-source software advocates will unfurl a legislative proposal next
week to prohibit the state of California from buying software from
Microsoft or any other company that doesn't open its source code and
licensing policies.
I have been far to busy to make it to the meetings in recent history and I
work during the majority of the hours that are scheduled for the
installfest and etc. But can, and want to help.
Is it possible someone can post a detailed list of what is needed and or
a contact number of someone other
Yes he has been teaching that course for a while now...kudos too!
On Tue, 2 Jul 2002, Warren Togami wrote:
Is that Ho'ala Greevy teaching that course?
Ho'ala?
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From: T. David Burns [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2002 3:41 PM
The need for censorship is a reflection of the health of our civilization!
Have we learned nothing from the past 1000 years? I was teaching a class
of girls in the spring and gave them their own boxed version of SUSE. At
that time a couple of them went looking for their web page www.suse.org...
Has anyone used or heard of a replacement for Outlook 2000?
I have looked briefly at Souceforge of course, but to my suprise
there are quite a bit of apps now. My associates are on their
way from depending on M$ and Linux is the only way they
can maintain a productive working environment
Count me in Charles.
On Wed, 1 May 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Linux-Geeks,
I will be a staff volunteer at the WWW 2002 Conference on May 7-11 at the
Sheraton Waikiki. Next week on Monday will be the staff orientation. My
question to LUAU is:
Should I try to get a few passes to
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