I am looking for a good quality A3 printer to use with my debian machine.
The Epson site does not acknowledge that the new 1410 functions with Linux,
and I couldn't find it on www.linuxprinters.org so I am not sure whether to
go ahead or not.
If anyone has tried it or has any other advice it would
Has anyone had any experience with setting up this proprietary database
server? http://windev.com/pcsoft/hyperfile.htm
Yes, the installation is quite evil with SETUID root daemons even :-(
The server starts but seems to die straight away without any reason.
Can anyone shed a glimmer of light
Hi Mark,
I don't know how different the models are, but I have a PSC 1410 (one of those
all-in-one jobs) and it was almost zero setup and works an absolute treat
running Ubuntu Fiesty.
Cheers,
Scott
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Unfortunately I think this is a case of 'overloading' on model numbers.
I think you will find that the PSC 1410 is in fact an HP printer
(low-end A4 size all-in-one) not an Epson A3 printer. While I totally
concur that adding an HP printer on Linux is pretty painless, the
experience might not
quote who=Rick Welykochy
I have googled for something in the Open Source world that provides
a black box for multimedia storage and retrieval.
The purpose of such would be a complete self-contained software unit that
can be plugged into applications that wish to manage multimedia content
Hello Sluggers,
I have googled for something in the Open Source world that provides
a black box for multimedia storage and retrieval. The idea is that
the black box hides all the gory details of storing (sometimes large)
multimedia content such as images, audio and video, indexing same
and then
On Mon, May 21, 2007 at 10:45:08AM +1000, Simon Wong wrote:
Can anyone shed a glimmer of light on what the strace trace means?
clone(child_stack=0,
flags=CLONE_CHILD_CLEARTID|CLONE_CHILD_SETTID|SIGCHLD,
child_tidptr=0xb7da9928) = 19927
--- SIGCHLD (Child exited) @ 0 (0) ---
Jabber.org.au is one of the most unreliable jabber services on the net
- I'm not surprised its down at all.
James
On 5/25/07, Howard Lowndes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was using it earlier today but it now looks as if the DNS has gone
walkabout.
Doing a default dig for the A record comes back
Hi all,
We have a CD of Deiban Etch netinst and I've just configured
apt-cacher on another debian machine.
Now I'd like to force the network install to use apt-cacher but it
seems to force me to pick out of a pre-compiled list.
Is this possible somehow? (e.g. edit the file containing that list
On Thu, May 24, 2007 at 01:53:41PM +1000, Matt Moor wrote:
Hi All,
Unfortunately Justin is unable to present his talk Building a
load-balanced, highly-available web site with Debian,
Pound, Apache, Spread and Wackamole. We're currently seeking other
speakers on the activities list, so the
I have a friend's WinXP that has died because of severe viral infection.
I'm rebuilding it with the following steps:
Boot into Feisty live CD
Backup the entire drive to external USB
Clean re-install of Windows
Install Feisty
Boot Feisty
Install
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