Surly friends OpenSource is currently in demand
but most of the industry in and around Surat is not using it.
Like "L&T", "RIL", "Essar" are on M$ while
"Torrent power" is on Unix. (I am yet to see an Enterprise
on OpenSource I hardly found a user)
I found 2 Linux users in Surat both are students.
is there any issue on copyright here . . !
I do not know.
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Here is the link to download "TUX December 2006" issue.
Download this 3 MB PDF, and upload at www.rapidshare.com and share the
link so anybody can download.
I can not upload because uploading
Friends;
Yesterday I had chance of speeking to my cousin who happens
to be Prof in Computer Department in South Gujarat University
here. This topic came up while our discussion.
What I was surprised at was that it seemed to be a egg and chicken
story. He said that students are willing to work on
Thanks for the tips while I do not have the broadband on my linux
installation.
But I can always download the rpms and install them.
I will surly try as indicated by you.
Is there any place where I can get some kind
of comparision on debian v/s red hat. I will
always use both on my laptop I ri
I had bought the DVD and installed the FC6 I found that
it was not supporting the propreitory formats like mp3.
Also I had an issue with the RPM manager which did not
start without internet connection. (rpm command from
commandline would always work but I am comfortable using
the GUI)
I shifted t
> Hey,
>
> Can we have a session on "How to do a successful
> business using Open Source"
DamnSmallLinux people have put up a good
guidelines on this
http://damnsmalllinux.org/income-guide/
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Great photos, but would also like to know what
happened any place one can browse on the
happenings.
Yagnesh
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Well,
Here are some of the photos taken during the linux conference FOSS.IN
(banglore 24-26nov).
Take a look
http://flickr.com/photos/tasvi
Friends;
Finally cracked . . . !
The good news on this subject is that while I was using
Damn Small Linux on my PI. I thought of installing it
on the HDD in place of always using it form the CD.
I did the same and you know what ? One can select
LILO or GRUB as your bootloader during install
I had bought a DVD from http://www.aadima.com at Rs200/- and its working fine.
It does not support the propritory formats (like mp3) out of the box. Also
its rpm manager (the package installer) does not work if you
are not connected with internet.
Since I do not have interent on the linux ins
.
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On 11/21/06, YAGNESH N DESAI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for the Hint;
>
> I was also of the expecting the same opinion. I checked into to the BIOS and
> "Large Disk Access Mode" was set to DOS. I changed
able to use them directly in the OOO.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 26/11/2006 12:24 PM >>>
On 11/26/06, YAGNESH N DESAI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Python came to my mind considering that I might want to
> use the "PythonCAD" and might be able to contribute.
&g
] 11/26/06 12:13 PM >>>
On 11/24/06, YAGNESH N DESAI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can anyone give me opinion about python
> I am trying to use pythonCad which is in python
>
> Can any one give its comparision over C
> By my first interaction with python it seems lot
&
thanks for the information
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Linux tested on PIII laptop (considered outdated for Windows XP onwards)
The is a good article published I
http://www.desktoplinux.com/articles/AT8654567451.html
SimplyMEPIS comes on top.
Well it might not be really helpfull to 1.2GB HDD but
article is worth a look.
Yagnesh
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Can anyone give me opinion about python
I am trying to use pythonCad which is in python
Can any one give its comparision over C
By my first interaction with python it seems lot
easier than C from programmer's view point
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Linux tested on PIII laptop (considered outdated for Windows XP onwards)
The is a good article published I
http://www.desktoplinux.com/articles/AT8654567451.html
SimplyMEPIS comes on top.
Well it might not be really helpfull to 1.2GB HDD but
article is worth a look.
Yagnesh
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ylinder 1024 on your HDD. Very likely
with the old MoBox.
-nd
On 11/20/06, YAGNESH N DESAI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have got an old PI desktop Digital Equipment at home.
>
> It is PI with 64MB RAM and 36GB HD (its infant 40GB but set to 36GB), with SIS
> graphic card. With
Including in BASE disto in such a way that they are in "an add-on CD"
would convey the meaning. .
I like the effort made by UBUNTU team and even trying to
include the win-modems.
I say if you want people to switch over than adding proprietary
drivers would really help.
Once someone finds
Friends;
I have loaded wine version 9.24 on my MEPIS.
quite a few things do work. While my CAD file viewer
is not working.
The application is loaded well while opening the file
it goes into debug mode.
Can anyone help how do I go about it.
Yagnesh
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I will be dedicating one page on this discussion on my website.
http://desaiyn.tripod.com
After joining this group i found that there are 233 hits already there
seems good group out there in Pune.
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I envy you guys
in surat i am still to find a Linux user . .
Other than me . . !
>>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/17/06 1:04 pm >>>
On 11/15/06, Kishor Khare <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Where can I get paid support for following? I am staying at Sahakar Nagar
>No.2, Pune-411 009
>
> Insta
LPG/Diesel came in discussion as govt defying Free market as a "policy".
While for creating demand was at the back of the mind when
I made the first post. .
I think best way to creat demand for Linux Desktop is
enforce law and eleminate pirated windows.
Yagnesh
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 14/11/
Cool I like it, so many point of views.
I might compile them with my Point of view:
1. Demands decides what is avaialbe. - Truly speaking Pirated Windows is what
is in Demand
2. Company sells hardware while drivers are "courtesy" - I cannot cope with it
I buy a car while stearing comes as a "
My dear friend you are taking the argument too far in tangent.
>The government should not have any such policy. Every individual has a
>right to choose for himself and the market moves according to what
>majority of the individuals choose.
Please note that I am telling that my right to choose i
First thing is that it is known that one can go to
any shop and check 99% of the IT hardwares and
services are only provided with "Windows only"
support.
The idea here is why should a country like
India (which has to import these hardwares)
have a policy to import and sell a hardware
which a
Thanks Sridhar;
Your point well taken. On point no 1 I will be surly
looking for a verdict. Also my broad vision is that
Govt. should have policy where it discourages
new enterant with single O/S or software support.
I can ask for the specifications to the vendors.
But being a novice on h
I switched to MEPIS which comes with 3 extra cds too
and its basic installation on single CD also supports mp3
and DVD in xmms and Kaffine.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/11/2006 1:44 PM >>>
YAGNESH N DESAI wrote:
> Friends;
>
> Just was browsing for the linux communi
Friends;
PIL came to my mind 'cos of provided limited choice by
Indian Service providers and manufacturers.
I have seen that all the cams/Printers/Scanners/Internet wireless Modems
(Reliance, Indicom even BSNL)
and many hardware come with only windows support. ie the manufacturer/service
prov
Friends;
Just was browsing for the linux community in india and came across
PLUG. I am impressed with the richness of the content and the efforts
made by your LUG.
I am from Surat and am not having many Linux enthusiasts around. Hope
to benifit from interaction here.
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