e the right one for you.
In my case, KDE, chiefly because file management requires less RAM. I've got
a 1999 bargain-basement PC with only 192Mb of RAM, so CPU cycles are at a
premium.
Plus, the single-click file opening is pleasantly convenient -- once you get
used to it.
On Tuesday 08 January 2002 05:44 pm, Sklim wrote:
> I i just wonder ..about port 139. I have read a artical about port 139 is a
backdoor.
>
> How to hack it.. ? I just wanna know .. currently I have configure my Linux
with samba and NT4.
It's for Windows, not Linux. It works for clueless Windo
