service.
I find their upto 2 months behind current versions for somethings,
(except for security updates)
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95 dlls), its not really usable as wine
gets into a knot with the daft palette/tool thingies and spends 90% of
its time redrawing them.
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On Tue, 2002-03-12 at 11:26, Dimitris Ioannou wrote:
>
> I hope that this poisoned letter of yours ...
Well, you were the one who posted in HTML :)
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> (Linus said the very best
> thing he has going for him is that he is not Bill Gates)
Linus also said 'I am you're God' ......
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> So (beat me with a stick) I have to have a Windows box right here next to my
> Linux box.
VMWare :)
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u have quake who cares right)
Besides PC's make expensive game stations, better to buy a PS2 (etc) and
buy games matched perfectly for your hardware.
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dprocessors open word docs to anything more than the most basic
standard.
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> I've started to agree Shane. Gnome just keeps pissing me off.
for me its the other way round, gnome is perfect
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ns and for most photoshop is king of the hill.
Gimp!=Photoshop by any stretch of the imagination
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ceros 1.1 (yay!!) and .. um ... notepad
you could run max in vmware, but seriously, who would want to - dual
boot and replace your windows shell with max :)
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On Sun, 2002-03-10 at 04:38, FemmeFatale wrote:
> I think this might work for Man. 8.x. Try reading it. I post this for
> the persona asking about voodoo 5 cards.
>
> http://www.evil3d.net/articles/linux/howto/3dfx/redhat7/
Great, that worked a treat - thanks!
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> > I'm currently running dual-booting Windows with Mandrake, which are on
> > seperate physical drives. Is there any way I can get terminal access into
> > Linux from within Windows without rebooting??
>
> I wonder if you could use VNC to access the other drive. They do have a
> Windows client
> > I've heard about a keys combination to change resolution windows-style (on
> > the fly). This was CTRL+ALT+ "+" but it's not working...
> >
> > Maybe it was for X v.4 (i'm using v.3 to use experimental 3D on my Ati
> > Mobility M1) ? 8-?
> Try Ctrl Alt "+" on the numeric keypad only and C
GIMP. I'm sure someone else can
correct
> or confirm this
for the moment at least, having more than 512mb mem is overkill for most
activities, image editing perhaps (either huge images, or a large undo
buffer), or rendering\raytracing.
perhaps a ram drive
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> Can anyone recommend a good "Howto" site? I'm looking to set up an
anonymous
> ftp (proftpd) and my samba server.
you may have all the doc's installed anyhow - have a look in /usr/share/doc
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why not try it and find out?
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Want to buy y
retreve web pages if i
know
> > the ip address of the site. i can ping my internal lan (on eth0) fine
etc.
> >
> > disbable eth0 and dns suddenly works
> >
> > any ideas?
> disable routing. you have the "default route" set to eth0 and not PPP0
and
might be an idea to make sure the drive works
under windows, and the disk your trying is not a duff. zip drives are not the
most reliable beasties
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any ideas?
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> i only have about 1gb which is nowhere near enough.
is there not a way of installing Linux manually a floppies worth at a time?
I would also be interested if there is as I am getting a old laptop soon
(read no cd at all!)
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> I guess I'll just go and please myself..
that's a little more information than we needed
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ve" as they need it to be.
oop!, Linux Nut alert!!
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ossible. Everybody is developing to their own
ideals, no definite direction or purpose, forcing users to have both the
super GUI and the Unix installed at the same time as neither do everything
100%
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t! I really don't care if my neighbour is
> using it or not, I just want Linux to be there so I have a choice in how I
> use my PC. Period!
but different doesn't have to mean it cannot be user friendly (or at least a
little less newbie painful)
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of windows and should not
be compared in that way.
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> Rant over... thanks for listening and be warned...
you would be better using win2000 for dual booting, as it really is a very
different beast compared to the 9x series, and as a result will give you
fewer headaches
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id drive to any other PC and have access to the data.
(unlike my tape backup)
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You might want to look at this
http://www.guninski.com/vv2xp.html
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e.
In terms of boxes on desks, Linux is a very little penguin.
Massive server usage will never do anything in the quest for more hardware
support - servers don't need 3d cards etc etc etc
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Turn AA off, restart KDE, turn AA back on, restart KDE
Tada!
It was enabled by default for me, but just didn't seem to kick in
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erest.
The fact that their is a wide spread (ok geek community ) alternative
that is constantly improving and gaining ground will be enough to make MS
feel a little less secure
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t i cannot use with Linux as
there is either no supoport, or the howto explaining how to get it working
will most likely take a day out of my life, and have the possability that i
will knacker something else in the process.
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time. rip the paper out so it will stop
after the current page, then once it has paused (and flashing its 'nd
paper pleeeze :(((' light at you) you may be able to cancel it
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> Do you find that winME is less stable than say
> winNT or 2000?
I do, Win2k runs like a dream, WinME has added clunkyness
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means NO MS SOFTWARE - you can run IE with wine, but I
suggest you have a look at some of the Linux native browsers such as Mozzy,
Opera or Galeon (best)
there is however a version of IE for unix, but your not running unix :P
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a junkie who couldn't solve his own problems, and while it makes
interesting reading, its psycho babble (with the emphasis on babble) of the
best kind :)
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> It depends on the program. XFree86 seems to run better on my system
compiled
> i686.
did you just download it, or compile it yourself?
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> if the modem states it will run under Dos will it run under Linux?
I would think so
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Hi all
Is there an i686 compile of Mandrake (or any other distro for that matter),
and what (if any) real world advantages would it have over a similar i586
version?
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esktop icons. You can invoke the
> Doorman again with the command "doorman".
or as I recently found on the ximian site
in a terminal window "doorman-reset", then quit gnome (and X) logout and
back in again, you will get a fresh doorman, and pick the second option (for
cust
> Can someone explain me how i can upgrade my XFree from 4.0.3 (came with
> PowerBox MDK 8.0)
I have managed to knacker my mdk 8.0 inst several times trying to install
XFree 4.1.0 - have given up and am just going to wait till 8.1 is out of
beta
(voodoo 5 here)
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whats with the 'message.footer' file attachment?
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or is it just an OE thing....
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