I think it's an April Fool's Joke, guys. If Bill had the gall to make a
linux based OS he'd get a whomping from some linux buffs in a second.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Aww... you mean it's not true!?
>
> Say it ain't so!
>
> heh
> Bah
> Microsl0th
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> -Matt Olivera
>
> > -Original Messa
Gee I just did that and noticed myself that Linux thinks I have 61 megs of ram
but I have 64. Does anyone know how to change this?
On Tue, 30 Mar 1999, you wrote:
> Irsan,
> I'm having a similar problem, except I have even more memory than you do.
> When I run free -m I get the following re
I did a little research, and apparently I can play mp3s on a 486/66 if I'm not
using X11 and using mpg123.
Anyways, you can mount the drive in read only, which I'd be doing anyways as I
keep all my mp3s on cd. If you compile a completely stripped down kernel, you
can get it to boot in 10-15 secon
I have a Pentium 100 sitting around with the worst Mach64 video card I have
ever hear of. It's a 2 meg ATI Mach64 Winboost card, and simply does not
perform decently in linux, because it is a Windows card. It won't go above
16bpp colour and at that it runs at very low resolutions even for my video
486/66 or
100 cut it?
Also does anyone know of a way I can remap the keyboard so the numeric pad can
perform operations. If I can't, I'll use a remote control with LIRC.
Thanks,
Dave Lindsay
--
"A good traveller leaves no track." -- Lao Tzu
"No computer will ever need
ith @'s.
Circus was ok I suppose but wasn't my cup of tea.
So far I like Ksirc the best, but I'm still looking out for a mirc clone.
Any suggestions?
Dave Lindsay
Nick Elvester wrote:
> IRC sound like a good idea to me as well.
>
> >From: G_REEPER <[EMAIL P
