I got a lot of stickers with LM7.0
Roman
Tim Holmes wrote:
And honestly, the abscence of such stickers has been my only real complaint about
Mandrake!
SuSE comes with stickers, RedHATE comes with a bumper sticker and some other
stickets for
the outside of the machine and everything. But
Of course, one could always check thinkgeek.com and linuxmall. I know
thinkgeek has some classics.
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From: Tim Holmes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 9:54 AM
To: Ed Tharp
Cc: Dan LaBine; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Fwd: Re: [newbie] Penguin
And honestly, the abscence of such stickers has been my only real complaint about
Mandrake!
SuSE comes with stickers, RedHATE comes with a bumper sticker and some other stickets
for
the outside of the machine and everything. But not for Mandrake!
I've been looking at the online store
: Re: [newbie] Penguin Paranoia is totally unfounded
I'm not sure what this guy is talking about, but whatever it is, he makes
no
sense. First, he sounds like he purposely became a skeptic about O/S
evangelism. What exactly is that?? Is he saying that we've elevated the
mighty Tux to the level
: [newbie] Penguin Paranoia is totally unfounded
Careful. The Mandrake Store may be providing this in the near future
grin
Ed Tharp wrote:
so what I want now is to replace the apple logo on my Mazda RX3 with a
nice
tux with a mandrake shooting star and like the mandrake 7.0 user guide
cover
, June 17, 2001 6:41 PM
Subject: Re: Fwd: Re: [newbie] Penguin Paranoia is totally unfounded
Careful. The Mandrake Store may be providing this in the near future
grin
Ed Tharp wrote:
so what I want now is to replace the apple logo on my Mazda RX3 with a
nice
tux with a mandrake
LaBine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 08, 2001 8:56 AM
Subject: Re: Fwd: Re: [newbie] Penguin Paranoia is totally unfounded
I'm not sure what this guy is talking about, but whatever it is, he makes
no
sense. First, he sounds like he purposely became a skeptic
That's the one thing that Linux users have is a lot of faith in their
OS. We also have a very large contingent of individuals all over the
world devoting all of their time and effort to produce a great OS.
Linux is always evolving and has a bright future.
Roman
Registered Linux User #179293
Dan LaBine wrote:
I'm not sure what this guy is talking about, but whatever it is, he makes no
sense. First, he sounds like he purposely became a skeptic about O/S
evangelism. What exactly is that?? Is he saying that we've elevated the
mighty Tux to the level of a diety? .
s wrote:
On Monday 04 June 2001 09:31 pm, you wrote:
OOPs, ment for this to go to the list, I keep forgetting the reply is set
to originator.
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Subject: Re: [newbie] Penguin Paranoia
Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2001 21:22:48 -0500
From: Dennis Myers
From: Romanator<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: s<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> , [EMAIL PROTECTED]<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Fwd: Re: [newbie] Penguin Paranoia is totally unfounded
Date: Thu, 07 Jun 2001 06:47:31 -0400
s wrote:
On Monday 04 June 2001 09:31 pm, you wro
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Donald Carmona
Ugarte
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Subject: RE: Re: Fwd: Re: [newbie] Penguin Paranoia
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On Monday 04 June 2001 09:31 pm, you wrote:
OOPs, ment for this to go to the list, I keep forgetting the reply is set
to originator.
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Subject: Re: [newbie] Penguin Paranoia
Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2001 21:22:48 -0500
From: Dennis Myers [EMAIL PROTECTED
OOPs, ment for this to go to the list, I keep forgetting the reply is set to
originator.
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Subject: Re: [newbie] Penguin Paranoia
Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2001 21:22:48 -0500
From: Dennis Myers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Pablo García Durán [EMAIL PROTECTED
Comes from "Registered users"...
As an experienced Mac-user, ittook me months
to become skeptic about OS-evangelism. The first Macintosh (1984) was designed
to be silent, small and discrete. The computer for everyone tried not to look
nor behave like a traditional computer. It was intended
On Thu, 29 Mar 2001 10:28:58 -0500, you wrote:
Hey guys and gals,
Check this link out.
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/computerheaven/penlinatxtow.html
Moose
Heh...cool...
peace,
Rog
Thats very cool apparently, Apple isn't the only one with a flair for style
for the rest of us PC users.
pablito wrote:
seems like a penguin is an unfortunate mascot for Linux -- a bird that looks
cute but can't fly, or a Southern Hemisphere bird that people may think
lives in Linus Thorvald's Finland but doesn't exist there outside of a zoo.
On the other hand, a Window is a great image for
seems like a penguin is an unfortunate mascot for Linux -- a bird that looks
cute but can't fly, or a Southern Hemisphere bird that people may think
lives in Linus Thorvald's Finland but doesn't exist there outside of a zoo.
On the other hand, a Window is a great image for Windows, a big fancy
On the other hand, a Window is a great image for Windows, a big fancy frame
with nothing much inside.
...or a great chance to throw it out of itself! ;)
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I agree. Computing history is implicit in some of the configuration and
learning curve issues we're having to deal with as newbies; knowing computing
history helps to explain some otherwise odd and confusing things in Linux.
Besides, many things, like the Xerox PARC deal, are just plain
I agree. Computing history is implicit in some of the configuration and
learning curve issues we're having to deal with as newbies; knowing computing
history helps to explain some otherwise odd and confusing things in Linux.
Besides, many things, like the Xerox PARC deal, are just plain
Roger Pithers wrote:
On Sat, 09 Sep 2000, you wrote:
Larry Marshall wrote:
Comment - We must be about due for a flame here - something about
wasting bandwidth on reminiscing.
Don't know what this has to do with penguin icons but I for one am certainly
enjoying it, so please
Paul R wrote:
Larry Marshall wrote:
I agree regarding the root login - however seems that even in the GUIs
one needs to violate the conventions now and then.
I guess my view is that the commandline has conventions and that the
GUIs are now developing them. I only have two
Larry Marshall wrote:
Just type 'mc' at your terminal prompt - it should be part of the
standard install. It's almost exactly like the Dos equiv. - a few
Very interesting...something new to play with. thanks.
I'm not ofay with the history of Linux - I suspect that Linus
may have
Mark Weaver wrote:
Aaah Larry, don't worry about it. We all run a few neurons shy of a
whole molocule now and then.
Love that typo Mark - I thought you were referring to my monocle for a
few
Cheers
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Where do neurons go in molocules? Could you be comfuseing neurons with
nutrons.
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From: "Mark Weaver" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, September 09, 2000 11:45 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] penguin icons
Larry Marshall wrote:
Co
I'm only using it because of the huge accumulation of Word, Excel and
Yep, my work dictates that I be Word-compatible. In fact, Star Office
isn't quite up to that task, though it's pretty good. Anyone here
have enough experience importing Word docs into Applixware to comment
on it?
I'm
you are
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From: "Goldenpi" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 10, 2000 5:04 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] penguin icons
Where do neurons go in molocules? Could you be comfuseing neurons with
nutrons.
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I think it was a joke...
Kathleen
Goldenpi wrote:
Where do neurons go in molocules? Could you be comfuseing neurons with
nutrons.
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From: "Mark Weaver" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, September 09, 2000 11:45 PM
Subject: R
Oh, just forget it.
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From: "john bodanske" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 10, 2000 2:02 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] penguin icons
you are
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From: "Goldenpi" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EM
I agree regarding the root login - however seems that even in the GUIs
one needs to violate the conventions now and then.
I guess my view is that the commandline has conventions and that the
GUIs are now developing them. I only have two neurons and so I need
to use them wisely when it comes
Larry Marshall wrote:
I agree regarding the root login - however seems that even in the GUIs
one needs to violate the conventions now and then.
I guess my view is that the commandline has conventions and that the
GUIs are now developing them. I only have two neurons and so I need
to
Larry Marshall wrote:
I've seen reference to Midnight Commander but haven't tracked it
down. It sounds like it would serve as an intermediate between a GUI
filewindow and doing a whole lot of cd-ing.
Just type 'mc' at your terminal prompt - it should be part of the
standard install. It's
Larry
go into the drakconf click user addition and at the bottom you will see
icon and a down arrow. you can select the icon to use with the
user...unfortunately I don't know how to change an existing user.
Larry Marshall wrote:
I stumbled on a "simple" thing today that had me scratching my
Comment - We must be about due for a flame here - something about
wasting bandwidth on reminiscing.
Don't know what this has to do with penguin icons but I for one am certainly
enjoying it, so please don't stop!!
Well...first there was this dumb question I asked about penguins. Then
Just type 'mc' at your terminal prompt - it should be part of the
standard install. It's almost exactly like the Dos equiv. - a few
Very interesting...something new to play with. thanks.
I'm not ofay with the history of Linux - I suspect that Linus
may have been avoiding copyright issues.
Larry Marshall wrote:
Comment - We must be about due for a flame here - something about
wasting bandwidth on reminiscing.
Don't know what this has to do with penguin icons but I for one am certainly
enjoying it, so please don't stop!!
Well...first there was this dumb question I
As root...
K Menu -- Settings -- Applications -- Login Manager
Click on User tab and play, Works like a dream
Thanks for the pointer. I guess I'm from the old school so my sys
admin stuff is done by my doing an su to root rather than logging on
as root. Thus, most of this graphical
Larry Marshall wrote:
As root...
K Menu -- Settings -- Applications -- Login Manager
Click on User tab and play, Works like a dream
Thanks for the pointer. I guess I'm from the old school so my sys
admin stuff is done by my doing an su to root rather than logging on
as root.
Long time since I worked exclusively at the command prompt - grin!!!
I suppose I'll get used to using all those graphical "aids" but I'm
comfortable at a Unix commandline, I was taught that one only logged
in as root under the most dire of circumstances, am too lazy to dump
out of X and
Larry Marshall wrote:
Long time since I worked exclusively at the command prompt - grin!!!
I suppose I'll get used to using all those graphical "aids" but I'm
comfortable at a Unix commandline, I was taught that one only logged
in as root under the most dire of circumstances, am too lazy
Larry Marshall wrote:
I stumbled on a "simple" thing today that had me scratching my head.
I helped a buddy install Mandrake 7.0 today. In doing so we set up an
account for him (his name is Bob) and Mandrake decided to make his
login icon a girl. I did point out to him that it was a cute
a man and his icon such a happy story!. lolol
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jeff
Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2000 9:42 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] Penguin Icons for Linux MDK7.1
On Sun, 03 Sep 2000, you wrote:
Hi everybody,
I am looking for penguin images
cnet, zdnet, comeon thats what search engines are for!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cnet, zdnet, comeon thats what search engines are for!
I have found what I needed this morning.
Hi everybody,
I am looking for penguin images of all sorts and sizes, including desktop
themes for my Linux MDK7.1 OS.
And, I would like to add them to my Windose NT4 OS desktop and email. I
checked Tucows but was unsuccessful.
Any help would be appreciated.
Roman
Registered Linux User #179293
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