moin moin,
classes start next week.
We've got GNU/Linux system administration, intro to GNU/Linux, GNU/Linux
web services and development, PHP and MySQL and computer game development.
http://www.LuftHans.com/node/5573
I believe all of the classes still have some seats open.
Also, Dennis should
Why not ask the same Ira Schwartz who evidently has done user group
meetings before but I would definitely not mention the concept of
'grilling' him.
Yes, it was a jab at Microsoft for disabling current versions ability to
read older data files and also a jab at Microsoft because they feel that
th
Erich Newell wrote:
> Congrats! Qontacts!
>
> What's your next project? I think you should dedicate resources to
> making front-ends for DVB tools.
>
> :D
>
>
>
My next project is either Qontacts 2.0 or GTKontacts. Or maybe my next
project will be to learn an esolang. I've been looking at LOLCO
If you have multiple monitors you can use Synergy to share the keyboard
and mouse. If you want a more traditional set up a $25 2 port KVM would
do the trick nicely.
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Sorry for the non inline comment:
I believe Craig's comment about the file format was both a jab to MS for
not intentionally alienating prior formats and regularly attempting to
show that reading those formats with a non MS product is a violation of
the MS patent on that format or it specific use o
Love the 'already exchanged key' portion of this.
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Erich Newell
Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 11:31 AM
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Subject: Re: Strange Redirect - Omaha Airport
What Tony describes is corr
There are a few open source phone out their you can do this with. But none
(Even the Sun Java Phone) is a neat turn key solution. That combined with the
data link costs are why I am back in the dark ages using a standard no data
cell :)
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Sigh... Yep I am with Verizon now. Cost me a 25 cents to send a picture to my
email. Though that used to be $1.00 but I can still complain.
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Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 12:57 PM
To: Main P
I have to fight with Windows to get Civ IV & Bio-Shock to play at the highest
quality level. I could not imagine tying to get it working under WINE. But
then again, I am thinking of moving to console gaming as soon as I can afford
it :) But it is really good to see that Windows is not a lan p
Hmm. It would be a total hack...but if they allow mounting of the
drives via the network, you could run VMWare with windoze...mount the
ISO via DaemonTools and share it out?
I don't have games with these requirements any longer. Actually, the
newest game I play is UrbanTerror 4.1, which is based o
I've actually done a LAN party from Linux, myself, so I could talk to you
about that. As for D-Tools vs `mount -t iso9660 -o loop`, the
copy-protection features used by many modern games are unsupported
(nonexistent) on Linux. Cedega provides these services, but does not support
mounting ISO images
Awesome to hear. I'd like to pick his brain on how he has some of the
games configured...as far as the "cons": Wine can be fooled into
mounting ISOs as CDROM drives by first mounting them as loop devices
under fstab and then adding them using winecfg.
:)
Who needs daemon tools?
On Jan 8, 2008 3:
I just thought I'd throw this out there, since it's related...
I just threw a LAN party on the 31st with about 18 people. One of those
people ran Linux (Ubuntu 7.10) for the reason that he couldn't install
Windows on his computer. He said that his Windows XP license is an upgrade
from a Windows 98
I have a fairly old laptop that uses a special cable for the CD-ROM
(which I can't find). I wanted to put Linux on it and it currently has
Windows 2000 installed.
I thought about doing the netinstall from Debian, but wanted to try
something different so I went to
http://lubi.sourceforge.net/u
I have to pay extra for the basic cable.
When I signed up at the house many years ago, the basic cable was free
if you ordered their Internet service.
When I moved into the apartment a few months back, I inquired about that
and they stated they no longer provided that service. I did order th
Am 08. Jan, 2008 schwätzte Alan Dayley so:
der.hans wrote:
alternative infrastructures:
alternative platforms:
Do either of these encompass "alternative hardware" like embedded stuff
or special purpose servers that run Linux?
In both cases I was envisioning software.
Read my email from l
der.hans wrote:
>
> alternative infrastructures:
>
> alternative platforms:
Do either of these encompass "alternative hardware" like embedded stuff
or special purpose servers that run Linux?
Alan
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The following is the summarization from what I got from the group
http://wiki.sabayonlinux.org/index.php?title=Tips#Useful_aliases
Feel free to either edit it directly on their site or reply and I will
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Congrats! Qontacts!
What's your next project? I think you should dedicate resources to
making front-ends for DVB tools.
:D
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"A man is defined by the questions that he asks; and the way he goes
about finding the answers to those questions is the way he goes
through life."
I am glad to see someone actually found time to make one. I printed a
couple up, but have yet to find time or get off my butt to find a pair
a scissors :)
On Jan 7, 2008 8:55 PM, Alan Dayley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Shawn Badger wrote:
> > I found this while aimlessly surfing around and thou
So I had this book lying around, "A Beginner's Guide to Gambas". I
wanted something that I could apply what I'm learning in my VB class to.
So I picked up the book, flipped through the pages, and found a nice
little address book-type program.
So I followed the tutorial, having to fix a couple b
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