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I've noticed that - several banks use the same back end and they got
upgraded recently, and if you don't have IE, it doesn't like it. This
is very common with some US banking sites as of late unfortunately.
RP
BandiPat wrote:
Firefox v2.0.0-8.1
Have any of you other users noticed it not wor
Mobile Homes is SIMILAR but not the same as Windows Briefcase - there is
more automation to Mobile Homes, and also more automation than rsync and
KDE syncing. The issue is syncing files on BOTH ends, which people
often overlook.
Here's a short tutorial:
http://aplawrence.com/Basics/rsync.htm
hope that Linux as a whole receives an increase in
notoriety over this, and as generally happens, things even themselves out.
RP
Felix Miata wrote:
How about lightening up? I don't know Renegade Penguin is a fake name
any more or less than Randall Schulz is or isn't fake. Whatever monik
aturday 25 November 2006 18:42, Renegade Penguin wrote:
Linspire now is outpaced by Freespire.
Distrowatch rankings put Freespire on the up & coming and Linspire on
the down & out. Linspire as a company and especially as a driving force
will not recover, but Freespire has a bigger following.
Not afraid - I've always signed like that. =)
RP
Randall R Schulz wrote:
You comment on how discussions occur in this public forum while hiding
behind a pseudonym. Why don't you sign your name? What are you afraid
of?
Randall Schulz
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For a
People,
Please realize that Mark Shuttleworth did something like this before
when he started Ubuntu. He publicly offered paying jobs to the top
Debian developers. As far as Ubuntu is concerned, it worked! Many
things implemented by (K,X, whatever)Ubuntu are now ending up in Debian,
rather
I am top-posting because there are some things summarized below that are
relevant.
List admins: please realize that once in a while major events happen
that get discussed in a broader sense. Take for instance the events of
September 11 in the US. This event transcended racial, gender,
soci
Henne Vogelsang wrote:
[X] The mailinglist server should insert a Reply-To header
that points to the listaddress. (old setup)
[ ] The mailinglist server should not insert a Reply-To
header at all. (current setup)
[ ] I dont care.
-
Nope, he's not wrong, unfortunately. Mandriva suffered this fate, and
Suse/Novell are suffering the same fate. It will take a while, but it's
getting there.
You have to realize that just because something is community oriented
doesn't mean that money isn't creeping in somewhere.
Microsoft
Scott is right. Houghi, quit trying to defend yourself here. Just try
it his way for a while.
That is MY experience - I side with Scott.
RP
houghi wrote:
On Sat, Jun 03, 2006 at 04:48:07PM -0400, Scott Kitterman wrote:
It's a middle ground that I've seen work well both to keep lists on
I think this is a better solution that JDD has proposed.
Houghi gets all upset when valid constructive criticism is made,
insisting he is right, makes demands that all correspondence be directly
on this list, etc.
This list is getting too large for fairly effective self-policing (as
well as
I actually did have a good idea, and posted it. The occasional helpful
issue is pretty good. Houghi writing to them *privately* instead of in
public, upsetting others, was the suggestion that I used. I did this in
the public arena so that it can be an open discussion, and hopefully
result in
Please stop posting like this. The postings referring elsewhare are
becoming trolling, unfortunately, due to their excessive nature.
Isn't building community helping others? Excessive policing of others
can really be a turn-off.
Orienting to the community should be a positive experience. B
You obviously do not understand trademarks OR. copyright. Here's an
example:
Go put Microsoft "artwork" as you call it onto OpenSUSE. Watch how fast
MS would sue for trademark infringement as well as copyright infringement.
Trademarks can exist just as well as copyrights.
Further, Novell c
Swearing aside, this was exactly my point. Anyone can "whitebox"
OpenSUSE and simply remove the brandnames and graphics and you'd be fine.
Yes, this is certainly a lot of work, as you'd need to leave in the
correct copyright notices, etc. Lots of people do this with Cooker and
Mandriva.
RP
Great use of swearing at us from SUSE people. Just the sort of public
response we all like.
Marcus Meissner wrote:
Fucking get a clue folks ...
Novell cannot impose any restrictions by taking away anything that the
GPL allows.
You indeed can make a custom distro based upon all of the GPL & Open
Source software in the source. Whitebox does this with RedHat.
Perfectly legal.
Maybe if Novell really doesn't allow redistribution for co
Shriramana Sharma wrote:
Tuesday 11 Oct 2005 19:31 samaye Berni Elbourn alekhiit:
You may make and distribute unlimited copies of
the Software outside Your organization provided that: 1) You receive
no consideration; and, 2) you do not bundle or combine the Software
with another offering (e
Berni Elbourn wrote:
Guenter Lichtenberg wrote:
On Tuesday 11 October 2005 15:40, Marcel Mourguiart wrote:
Hi -
since this is all very technical I would recommend to just ask
Novell/SuSE directly if you are allowed to re-distribute SuSE (as
opposed to individual S/W packages) for you
So SUSE *owes* you software? Just because you CAN get it for free
doesn't mean that you should.
The backbone of Open Source is that community members contribute, help
fix flaws & security issues, as well as even write entire packages.
Some work is done by commercial companies, but most is do
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