I give mine to our local community education centre. Last Christmas the
nursery had a ball making tree decorations, and sticking the CDs on paper
plates for xmas parties. I even got a hand made card (by 3 yr olds) saying
thank you :-))
Heather
We need to keep this thread going. It's the
You can't just nuke one, said Oppenheimer.
The support group that helps people who keep optimizing their hard drives
with Norton Speed disk just to see all those lines and colors flashing all
around will probably be of some help.
d
P.S. If you think this is the type of thing that might
Over the course of two years, I've been tossing old
CDs in a pile. I'm guessing there are about 100 now.
Any interesting ideas as to what I could do with
them?
Miark
First, be sure your wife is not at home. The children will love this but
it is not something you want them doing
These are great basic newby questions and I'd like to know the answers too.
Please keep a notebook of why you're making certain decisions as you go
along and let us all read it as you go along.
What mac system and hardware are you running?
d
Hello all,
I'm considering either Mandrake 8.2 or
I'm running Powerbook G3/400, system 9.2.2 with 128 meg ram and 6 gig
internal. I have a backup of 20 gig on the firewire.
I can add another firewire drive but want to avoid that expense if possible.
My objectives for going to Linux are:
1) It's open source.
2) It's more robust;
3) It is more
I've just subscribed and will only be able to work on the linux on my
powerbook G3 firewire after hours and on weekends. I have not yet installed
or obtained the software. My plan is to read the digests for a while and
then when I have some time go for the installation.
First question: I have
In general, Linux requires two partitions: one for / and one for swap.
I've heard that if you have enough RAM you can do without a swap, but I
don't know if that's true. Anyone ever done that? Further, most people
install with 3 or more partitions. Mine right now has /, swap, /usr and
