>
> > >
> >
> > Linux would have not been possible without the Gnu utilities and the
> > compiler used to built has ever been gcc. What would have been of
> > Linux if Gcc didn't exist? What of its performance if Gcc had been
> > mediocre? The only other 32 bits compiler I am aware of who wa
On Sun Dec 05 1999 at 20:33, Ray Atnip wrote:
> I just bought one and was looking for a way to make use of the
> xtra keys for internet and audio play.
> Anyone know where to find the info?
I have one of these. If you discover anything, I'd really like to
know too. Thanks.
BTW, pressing the e
You don't even need to look at that web page (although it's well worth
looking at).
In the powertools utilities there is a package: imwheel-0.9.6-7.i386.rpm
Install it, and it will make your wheel work like you expect.
On Sun Dec 05 1999 at 19:01, Riyad Kalla wrote:
> Perfect! Thank you very m
H. Peter Anvin wrote:
I really don't want to even get _near_ the Stallman/Linux debate. It's all
silly. (I've been diddling Unix source code since 1980; I'm just glad to
see the dynamic _fun_ of playing with it back, and not encumbered by non-
disclosures and contracts this time.)
But I had to
> >
>
> Linux would have not been possible without the Gnu utilities and the
> compiler used to built has ever been gcc. What would have been of
> Linux if Gcc didn't exist? What of its performance if Gcc had been
> mediocre? The only other 32 bits compiler I am aware of who was
> freely avai
JF Martinez wrote:
>
> Linux would have not been possible without the Gnu utilities and the
> compiler used to built has ever been gcc. What would have been of
> Linux if Gcc didn't exist? What of its performance if Gcc had been
> mediocre? The only other 32 bits compiler I am aware of who was
>
>
> > cooperate, we may be able to do so. However, one problem may be hard
> > to solve: the LSB is mainly dealing with issues at the operating
> > system level--and is therefore in effect calling the GNU operating
> > system "Linux".
>
> Oh. I thought the GNU operating system was "HURD."
>
Bonjour M. Matt Fahrner
Nicely said.
I remember it seems now like "eons" when I was running kernel 0.xx,
Ha ! the good old days 8-)
During those "dark ages", I would go in computer stores and
ask for a linux distribution and sometimes force them to make a special
order to bring that "Linux" in
Certainly Richard Stallman and the rest of the contributors of the GNU
Project deserve credit for their enormous work, but I imagine at this
point it's probably a little too late in the game for a change of this
magnitude. Regardless, most of us who've been in this business any time
have been well
I finally installed rawhide last week (Raw Hide 19991128) and I noticed
three problems.
The helvetica fonts are very big.
If I hold down a key it repeats it very slowly. It repeats it about 4
times each second. It is normally much faster.
The GIMP is repeated twice in the Gnome menus. (once wi
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