Well here is my two cents on this topic. I have used Windows products from
early Dos to the Windows 2000 NT5.I have to say that for the
many years that I didnt know of anything better I liked Windows, or atleast
dealt wtih its inconsitencies. When I decided to go with Linux, I got rid of
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, you wrote:
> Thanks, thats what I thought.
> I forgot where the firewall howto is,
> when I do find out or when you or someone
> tells me, I'm gonna go and snoop through it
> and see what I can do.
Heres a link to FirewallHow-To
http://howto.tucows.com/LDP/HOWTO/Firewall-HO
> > You guys have got to check out this avi of Bill Gates.
> >
> > http://www.atella.com/seveman/bill.avi *
> >
> > *Of course we don't condone such actions in real-life.
We don't condone those actions???...Speak for yourself :-)
--Maxtor
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On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> "Andrew Doe (Web master)" wrote:
>
> > i am creating a site for linux users www.linuxfaqs.org.uk and need
> > stuff to put on it suggestions apreciated email
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] andrew doe
>
> How about: Don't use HTML in newsgroup postings?
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HA HA ...
On Sun, 26 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> Hum... Well when I open it it isn't just slow it gets to the point where it
> just isn't responding, I assumed it was a bug in linux as far as RAM
> utilization went. By not responding I mean I'll move the mouse and it will
> take about 3 seconds for it to *jump*
On Thu, 23 Mar 2000, you wrote:
>
> Hey, this is a rather simple problem:
> How do u set it so that the "scrolly thing" in the middle of the mouse acctually
>works? I never set it up in Windows, so I have no idea where to begin
>
> Thanks so much,
> Julien
>
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To all that can help:
My friend and I have been working on his drives to get them properly accessible
but we continue to have problems. Here is a brief description of our problems:
First he installed mandrake 7.0 on his system with the 2.2.14-15 kernel.
Everything went very well for him. His
Seems that I am replying to my own request for assistance. Although, no one
ever replied with help from my previous request. I have to say that with a bit
more internet suring and alot of trial and error that I figured it out for
myself. It seems that the "ls" with Mandrake is dynamically lin
I finally got my FTP server up and running (partially). I read through all of
the docs and man pages and faqs that I could find but I am still having
problems with it.
I can connect to it but I cant see any files that I have on there. I dont see
any directories that I have made. I mean, I can
To all who replied:
I must send a big THANK YOU to all that recently replied to my modem woes. I
had to finally just go over to my friends house and try the tips that you all
sent me. I found that "dmesg" is a very useful command. We used that to see
if he was getting errors and found that th
To all:
I know that you are gonna look at the subject and say "oh noanother modem
problem" Well, I have read the docs, the man pages and searched various sites
on the internet for help. Usually I can figure it out myself by doing enough
reading (I am a newbie) but I must now be at your
On Sun, 23 Jan 2000, you wrote:
>
> I just loaded up my first copy of Linux and am running in 640x480 with what appears
>to be 256 colors. Now I have looked throughout everything in KDE thats readily
>availiable to see if there is a place to change video modes (I like 800x600 16 bit).
>I read
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