Hi Pendo,
Sorry for the delay in responding.
I have a similar modem (D-Link 502T) which
incorporates NAT. For most of my Vid Conf'ing I
use a non-open application from Marratech:
http://www.marratech.com/
The rels are on Macs. Marratech support Linux, Mac
and Windows.
Qnext:
http://www
Hi all,
I recently purchased a new laptop - dual core IBM R60 thinkpad with an ATI
x1400 256Mb video card.
Ive installed Debian Etch with KDE as my desktop manager (as I think my
system has plenty of resources for eye-candy) but I am having trouble
permenantly removing packages.
For example:
On 05/01/07, T Murray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So my question is: How to you remove packages and mark them never to
return?
You'll have to give more details to complete the picture:
1. What tools/methods do you use to install/remove/update the packages?
2. What are the exact package nam
> It's in the interpretation of the word "installation". Usually, if it's
> a "permanent" fixture, with wall places, etc., then it is often
> interpreted as an installation.
>
When was the last time a home user got a fine for hooking up some cat5
for their (isolated from PSTN) home network? Woul
Is it PEBCAK, PICNIC or a scripting error?
http://lists.slug.org.au/archives/slug/2006/01/
and click "Search!" the following page appears:
"lists.slug.org.au Mailing Lists"
but no search results, just a list of lists.
cheers
rickw
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Rick Welykochy || Pra
I tried searching the archives for "Lan2Go" with no success (See previous
posting).
Lan2Go.exe is a Windows wrapper on a VPN client that accesses a protected
WAN that I need access to. I do not want to set up a Windows box simply to
access the WAN with a remote desktop.
I have talked to a techy
G'day Rick,
On Sat, Jan 06, 2007 at 01:36:38AM +1100, Rick Welykochy wrote:
> Is it PEBCAK, PICNIC or a scripting error?
>
> http://lists.slug.org.au/archives/slug/2006/01/
>
> and click "Search!" the following page appears:
>
> "lists.slug.org.au Mailing Lists"
> but no search results, just a
Ben Buxton wrote:
>> It's in the interpretation of the word "installation". Usually, if it's
>> a "permanent" fixture, with wall places, etc., then it is often
>> interpreted as an installation.
>>
>
> When was the last time a home user got a fine for hooking up some cat5
> for their (isolated fr
