Back last August, while I was in Provo, I saw a big black truck with
"SCO" for the license plate. Anybody know if Darl has a truck?
On Mon, Feb 05, 2007 at 11:25:36AM -0700, Dan Stovall wrote:
> I saw one the other day while I was waiting to pick my son up from
> school at Freedom Academy. I won
> The X5 hardware is also Rockbox-compatible (as are older iPods, if I
> understand correctly).
The only ipods that are *not* rockbox-compatible (as of a week ago when
i last had a chance to look) are the 2nd generation nano (encrypted
boot-partition), 80GB video ipod (they didn't know why yet),
> That's the thing though - itunes *is* the iPod. I cannot connect and
> sync my iPod to anything but iTunes. Therefore, if I want to download
> a song that is DRM'd to work only on Microsoft products, I cannot play
> or sync it on my iPod. If I want to play a song that is DRM'd to work
> with t
> Once (on a work machine) I had messed up the ownership of my home
> directory, so I did
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# chown ross.ross -R *
> which successfully gave me back ownership of all files in my home
> directory ... except for any dot-files. Oops! So I then did:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# ch
On Thu, May 04, 2006 at 08:26:28AM -0700, Ross Werner wrote:
> On Thu, 4 May 2006, "Gregory Hill" wrote:
> >Probably way too big for your needs and I've never actually used it, but
> >the Archos PMA-400 has always intrigued me. It has a linux OS, 30GB
> >hard drive, plays videos, mp3s, etc.
>
> O
> In any case, the comment makes it clear that he intended to go back
> and fix it. For one reason or another, that never happened. *That* is
> the real sin. If I ever committed that code to a production branch (I
> wouldn't), I certainly wouldn't have just forgotten about it...
I got the exact op
> You do not know Michael, and you certainly have no right to call him
> stupid. You do not know why Michael would feel the way he feels, and
> statements such as yours are not constructive in this thing.
I'll admit that I don't know Michael at all, outside of my interactions
with him on mailing-
> I don't generally use MySQL. I play with it when the project I'm
> working on doesn't support PostgreSQL, but other then that, my
> experience is limited.
>
> Anyway, I need to backup a MySQL server before I commandeer the hardware
> it was running on. I really would like to give the guys that
> * Apache2 has detected a syntax error in your configuration files:
> Syntax error on line 6 of /etc/apache2/modules.d/70_mod_php.conf:
> Cannot load /usr/lib/apache2/modules/libphp4.so into server:
> /usr/lib/apache2/modules/libphp4.so: undefined symbol: ap_signal
This probably isn't your probl
> Can I set up a Windows / Gentoo dual boot system? How is that done?
I don't see why you wouldn't be able to dual-boot. I've never done it,
but it shouldn't be that different from any other dual-boot...
> I have Windows XP installed, created my partitions for Linux (SWAP
> and /) and tried the
> What's your xmodmaprc? (Or whatever commands you're trying.) I've done
> this several times and never had a problem.
weird... i coulda sworn last time I tried this (back on gentoo, i
think), it didn't work. But I just tried it again, and now it appears
to work fine. maybe i messed up with the
> The first step in having a sane EMACS experience is to remap CAPS LOCK
> to CTRL.
Speaking of re-mapping keys, I've tried for a while to get two keys to
map to the same thing, without much success. I've been trying to get
both Caps_Lock and Escape to act as Escape. Has anybody successfully
don
Date: Thursday February 16th, 2006
Time: 7:30 PM
Place: Tanner 251*
On Thursday (Feb 16), we'll show off some of the features of MythTV
and let it show you why you want it. We'll discuss its capabilities
and limitations and explain how it works and how it's designed. We'll
also cover recommended a
Be sure to mark your calendars now for the upcoming UUG Meeting. It's
going to be great!
Date: Thursday February 16th, 2006
Time: 7:30 PM
Place: Tanner 251
On Thursday (Feb 16), we'll show off some of the features of MythTV
and let it show you why you want it. We'll discuss its capabilities
and
> I can assure you this isn't a Fedora Core 4 problem necessarily. It's
> definitely a network issue somewhere in the software probably, since it
> is affecting all apps.
Perhaps I'm misunderstanding something, but from what I could tell
from the question, it's *not* affecting all apps. I think
> LOL! This has to be the best defense of Ruby I've heard so far! Now
> keep in mind that because Mats is Japanese we definitely CAN'T support
> RUBY if we're MORMON. As MORMONS we're told to support our nations
> leaders and because this is PLUG and not that one "P" LUG out in
> India, we have
> For XP look in Control Panel (classic view) -> Administrative Tools ->
> Computer Management under Disk Management. It has basic functions but
> not much more.
Is it just me, or does everyone switch the control panel to classic
view whenever they need to do anything? Seriously, whenever i've h
On 11/9/05, Kelley Terry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a friend who installed linux on his computer. He had me help him
> remove it last night. We removed the linux partition and enlarged the dos
> partition with the diskdrak tool from Mandrake. We restored the mbr with the
> dos fdisk
s along to anyone you know who would be
interested. We'd like to have a large turnout for this meeting!
Everyone is invited!
Some info about Jeff:
http://conferences.oreillynet.com/cs/os2005/view/e_spkr/1549
Thanks,
~Erin Sharmahd
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> I generated the public keys from from windows and transferred it to the
> linux. now i need to automate this connection on a cron jobHowever the
> linux is the only one that has static ip- the windows machine does not. For
> passwordless connection to linux machine doesnt the windows need a s
> She looked at it and asked what it was. I explained that it was
> basically some Flash RAM, a controller, a decoding processor, and a
> digital to analog converter. Her reaction was, ``So, you just bought
> me RAM for our anniversary.'' And she never used it.
"A music player" or "An MP3 player"
> I guess the only real qualification I have is it should work well with
> Linux and MP3 (Oggs would be nice). Any recommendations?
iPods are nice. Women like them, they're stylish, etc. They also
work reasonably well with Linux if you install gtkpod. I have a mini
that I use with linux. You
> I don't have a user named "wwwrun"...
How do you know that? Have you checked /etc/passwd?
~Erin
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> One of the traditional way to lock an account is to set the shell to
> /bin/false. Theoretically there might still be some problem with that,
> too, but I can't think of anything.
Can they still use scp with this? It seems like they would be able to...
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PLUG is invited to join us if we can get Jeff here. If you are
interested in attending this meeting, please email either myself or
Michael and let us know!
~Erin
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From: Michael Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sep 20, 2005 6:55 AM
Subject: [uug] Vote for Jeff
> > Here's the player I want. It shows up as a mass storage device (usb),
> > supports ogg and FLAC (this is what I was looking for).
> >
> > http://eng.iaudio.com/product/product_X5_feature.php
>
> Ooooh.
>
> Sorry. Did I drool on you?
Oooh!
283.49 at Amazon (20G)...
not *that* much more tha
> Many USB mp3 players have this functionality--they just appear as a USB
> storage device, you copy the mp3 files onto the disk, and the device can
> play the songs. Why wouldn't any hard-drive mp3 players have this
> functionality? Does anyone have a hard-drive mp3 player that appears
> (without
> I completely understand where you are going with this, however one thing
> that people seem to forget is that government only exists by consent of
> those being governed.
I don't believe that this is true for all governments. I don't think
that the government in N Korea is necessarily in plac
I pity you for being forced to use such a reader. (for coercion is
the only explanation I can think of)
Does "still trying to get fetchmail, postfix, procmail and mutt to
work together" count as coercion?
~Erin
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On 9/10/05, Erin Sharmahd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> UUG would be *extremely* grateful if we could get this today... I
> will post once we get something...
We're going to try a workaround...
sorry for the spam :)
~Erin
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UUG would be *extremely* grateful if we could get this today... I
will post once we get something...
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From: Michael Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sep 10, 2005 2:36 AM
Subject: [uug] Extra HD for installfest
To: BYU Unix Users Group
Hey,
For the Mac ins
> In order to fully take advantage of a $150 K guy, you need to let him work in
> an
> environment where his skills are used properly. It is unlikely that he would
> be
> able to produce twice as much code in the same amount of time. However, he can
> come up with a way that solves a particular p
If we get the following meeting set up, PLUG (and other local LUGs)
are welcome to join us. Please add your name to the petition (email
myself ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) or Michael ([EMAIL PROTECTED])) if you
are interested!
Thanks,
~Erin
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From: Michael Moore <[EMA
,
~Erin Sharmahd
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> It sounds to me like you would much rather favor anarchism as a form of
> government. This is actually not a bad position to take. One could
> argue that a true anarchy combined with complete and unimpeded markets
> is the way to go.
I did Lincoln-Douglas debate for 2 years in high school, an
> What have we lost? People interested in both topics now have to sign
> up for two lists. Admins have to take care of two lists. Sure, these
> aren't huge losses, but even if there is no loss, why change the
> existing setup for no possible gain?
We've also lost many people who aren't as interest
> Tell me more about the UUG. I've never heard of it.
BYU Unix Users Group
http://uug.byu.edu
Primarily focused toward BYU students, but anyone who is willing to
follow the rules is welcome...
~Erin
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On 8/29/05, Levi Sorenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> All,
>
> I am aiding in some research here at work. Please help me brainstorm so
> nothing is missed. I am looking for companies and products that are needed
> to make a Linux desktop a viable solution for everyone.
>
> I am looking into solu
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