> Question for Linux Mint 17 users..
> I get a different list of packages for apt-get then I do for update
> Manager? ... Also[,] will mint install new kernels?
You didn't say which Mint variant, but for both the GUI updater handles
both packages and kernel/system updateds.
For Ubuntu-based Mint
I'd be interested. I'd also be interested, if possible, in using
a generic USB storage device instead of a Yubi stick.
I don't currently have a real need for two-factor authentication
but recently experimented with just using a script launched from
the $HOME/ssh/authorized_keys file to send a PIN
Recently switched to CenturyLink for my ISP and am not finding
finding any SMTP server to relay through, even when connected
through their gateway. A "chat" w/ a CL liveperson rep suggested
that they only allow @centurylink.net accounts to use
their out-going mail server(s) - that seems rather res
Was curious about this as I've never tried to print onto an envelope with
my HPLJ 2100TN. Just tried it and it worked fine using the following:
- OpenOffice.org Writer
- Format>Page...>Page
"Page Style" = "#10 Envelope"
"Orientation" = "Landscape"
- File>Pri
Not exactly what you asked for, but an X11 proxy server sounds like it
could approximate the desired functionality. The Xdmx project is an
example:
http://dmx.sourceforge.net/
Another possibility might be to set the "shared" environment up as a two
screen display, start up the client app and dra
Budget tinkerers might be interested in these:
http://portland.craigslist.org/clc/sys/2596379329.html
Mostly just the boards, no cases.
Jeff
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Maybe the BrainSilo would work; looks like Wednesdays are open:
http://brainsilo.org/
Approximately 1000 feet from the Albina/Mississippi MAX station.
Would be BYOB of course. :)
Jeff W.
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Brian Wood wrote...
> Is there a command something like cat that will copy a
> file into the copy/paste buffer, so I can paste the contents
> somewhere after running the command?
tee(1) is kinda like what you've described:
ex. # fortune | tee /tmp/fortune_catcher.txt
> Also I'd like to find so
It sounds like you're mixing grubs; grub on your knoppix disc is probably
"legacy grub" while ubuntu has moved to grub2. Probably you'll want to
just do a clean install of ubuntu which will install grub2 and set it up.
If you want to revert back to the old grub there is a wiki page on the
ubuntu s
Keith Lofstrom wrote:
> ... An older computer with a CRT monitor can draw 150W - powered half
> the time by $0.10/kWhr electricity, that's $66.00/year . Free Geek
> scraps the older machines, reusing only the newer and more efficient
> hardware. They push a lot of volume to sieve out the bette
> Are there any open source tools out there that can render an html
> page to a png (or other) image, automatically? Yes, I know you
> can display the page on a screen, then screen capture the image,
> but I am looking for something I can automate, perhaps as a script
> that spiders a directory.
I tried clear a couple months ago. Dropped it for the following reasons:
- signal becomes very unstable on windy days
- can't change password on the Motorola WiMAX router
- SSH/SSL+IMAP sessions hung on a regular basis
- SMTP server (via gmail) rewrites From: field on ALL msgs
- didn't like being
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