Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Terry Collins
Note: Larger companies that can fulfill the difficult requirements may
contract (or employ) experts in the field to do the actual work. Not to
mention the market-building effects of a move like this.
Note may. Usually they build up
quote who=Terry Collins
IBM, Sun, Novell, HP, ???
Note that only one of these companies can provide everything listed in the
tender. :-)
- Jeff
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On Wed, 2004-10-06 at 11:37 +1000, O Plameras wrote:
Mike MacCana wrote:
Aye, it is indeed. /dev/rfcomm0 is your serial port, your phone is your
modem.
And all for a mere $3.38 per MB. Thanks Optus!
It is provided as WAP service by telecom companies.
Er, yes. Hence 'thanks Optus' above.
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Terry Collins
IBM, Sun, Novell, HP, ???
Note that only one of these companies can provide everything listed in the
tender. :-)
Really? Would you care to say which one you think can do it?
Hint, they are all *nix competent companies and they have all done
quote who=Terry Collins
IBM, Sun, Novell, HP, ???
Note that only one of these companies can provide everything listed in
the tender. :-)
Really? Would you care to say which one you think can do it? Hint, they
are all *nix competent companies and they have all done major tenders in
That I will do.
Great???
I think the quote at the bottom more accurately reflects MY thinking of
the possibilities :
Before I go and trash X again: how, from a crash, does one record/locate
the logs of a crash for posting?
What I'll also post will be another possible config that I've
This one time, at band camp, john gibbons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kevin,
I have a Wacom Intuos 12 x 12 that has rarely been used. Was going to
become a graphics whiz but never got around to it. Happy to consider an
offer.
I currently have a 7 x 9 that works well in all but linux.
But
On Thu, 7 Oct 2004 15:34:48 +1000
James Gray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For the OP, transparent authentication and transparent proxy are two
very different and conflicting terms; they are mutually exclusive.
Not exactly. In the context of just using Squid I could understand that, but
when it
Yes, David, it is usb and I just tried it on GIMP in Fedora 1. It
worked. In any case, I understand there are Linux drivers for Wacom that
can be downloaded.
John.
David wrote:
have you had any offers yet? does it work on linux? what sort of
connection... usb?
David.
On Fri, 8 Oct 2004, john
Hi All
Hopeing someone can help me, i want to be able able to use the password off
a windows 2000 server, within linux.
eg, programs that run under linux (redhat) that require passwords, i need to
be able to use the passwords from a windowss 2000 server.
I don't mind hopw its done, weather its
G'day all,
The next Slug roadtrip up to Lismore was scheduled to occur on the 30th and 31st
of this month. We'd managed to get a good group of people together for the
roadtrip, and all seemed to be set.
However, over the last month i've had some health problems that have lead me to
being
if you have win2k setup in compatibility mode you can use pam_smb
(shameless self plug...)
or the samba winbind software also will do it although it is a bit more
complex..
Dave.
On Fri, 8 Oct 2004, Trevor Tregoweth wrote:
Hi All
Hopeing someone can help me, i want to be able able to use
Well I've never been a good xfree86 configure person, probably good
since I always had headless machines.
I took the plunge tonight and did a netinstall of debian sarge and I
must say I am very very impressed with the changes. Being a debian fan
for a long time now, I liked what I saw. The
I had a similar problem with mandrake. It was a while ago so I'll see if I
remember it right. I have 3 monitors and monitors 1 2 were OK but 3
always came out at 640 x 480 regardless of what I did. After months
(literally) I found the following solution
The way I fixed it was to insert the
I started a big thread, and then couldn't get back to it for 2 days,
apologies.
I guess the point of this tender is to find a panel of 10 as a primary
contact for Linux and Open Source solutions. It certainly doesn't mean
that no one else can play, and 10 is quite a few when you think about it
so
On Thu, 2004-10-07 at 09:39, Craige McWhirter wrote:
On Thu, 2004-10-07 at 06:03 +1000, Pia Smith wrote:
put together a panel of who would be appropriate. It might be a good
time to get together, look at all the requirements and put together a
matrix of skills in NSW. We already have a
Mike MacCana wrote:
On Wed, 2004-10-06 at 11:37 +1000, O Plameras wrote:
Mike MacCana wrote:
Aye, it is indeed. /dev/rfcomm0 is your serial port, your phone is your
modem.
And all for a mere $3.38 per MB. Thanks Optus!
It is provided as WAP service by telecom companies.
Er,
Thanks Phill
It would appear what you said is totally correct. I had a feeling it
was probably the case, which is why I burnt the knoppix cd I
downloaded overnight. I booted with knoppix then copied the config it
created. Plonked this on debian and bang she works.. and its the freq
stuff per res
From: Pia Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thu, 2004-10-07 at 09:39, Craige McWhirter wrote:
put together a panel of who would be appropriate. It might be a good
time to get together, look at all the requirements and
Dear Members.
I have just upgraded my computerwith ASUS
P4p800Se MB,3 gig intel CPU, 2x256 dual channel DDR memory andFX5600
256 video card.My problem is I cannot install linux. I've tried at least 4
version without success.
Fedora Core 2
Pressing enter at the prompt results in a reboot to
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