I am running debian and have just managed to stumble my way through getting
some USB speakers to work. That is they work for system sounds, CDs, mp3
files but I get no sound from websites, flash files, you tube and the like.
I assume I am missing some iceweasel plug in, but everything seems to
Armin Marth wrote:
Exporting patient files, with the patients details (name, DOB, sex,
Medicare number, etc.) from HCN's software is possible as they can be
exported from the program as a delimited text file (patients.out), but
the patient's billing history, etc. cannot be imported into
On Tue, Mar 04, 2008 at 08:13:41PM +1100, Mark wrote:
I assume I am missing some iceweasel plug in, but everything seems
to be there any pointers?
If you see the video then you've got the flash plugin installed OK.
You might like to try installing the pulseaudio sound server (if it's
not
On Wed, Mar 05, 2008 at 06:18:21AM +1100, David Guest wrote:
Armin Marth wrote:
Exporting patient files, with the patients details (name, DOB, sex,
Medicare number, etc.) from HCN's software is possible as they can be
exported from the program as a delimited text file (patients.out), but
Quoting Rick Welykochy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The often touted response to this observation is that I should get
into management. As if that is natural career growth path for someone
talented in software design and development. Nothing of course could
be further from reality. A good geek != a good
This one time, at band camp, David Guest wrote:
The format for this data is undocumented but should not be too difficult
to decipher. It changes from time to time so you are playing samba to
HCN's Microsoft.
Making assumptions about data, especially something as important to a
business as
Rev Simon Rumble wrote:
This one time, at band camp, David Guest wrote:
The format for this data is undocumented but should not be too difficult
to decipher. It changes from time to time so you are playing samba to
HCN's Microsoft.
Making assumptions about data, especially something as
On 05/03/2008, Rev Simon Rumble [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This one time, at band camp, David Guest wrote:
The format for this data is undocumented but should not be too difficult
to decipher. It changes from time to time so you are playing samba to
HCN's Microsoft.
Making assumptions
On Wednesday 05 March 2008 04:18:55 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I presume you also setting up bridging between eth1 and ath0 as per
http://www.linux.com/feature/55617 (and NOT to eth0)
I would assume then you should have an IP address configured on device br0,
and this is also the interface ARP
Marghanita da Cruz wrote:
Rev Simon Rumble wrote:
This one time, at band camp, David Guest wrote:
The format for this data is undocumented but should not be too difficult
to decipher. It changes from time to time so you are playing samba to
HCN's Microsoft.
Making assumptions about data,
Dear Sydney Linux Users Group members,
This message is to give notice that the Sydney Linux Users Group will
hold its Annual General Meeting of Members on Friday March 28th 2008
at 07:00pm EDST at the Atlassian offices, 173-185 Sussex Street,
Sydney, NSW, Australia.
Members unable to attend the
Ok, time to kick off the nominations!
I'd like to nominate Sridhar Dhanapalan for the position of President.
Although his current position on the committee may be Ordinary
Committee Member there is nothing ordinary about what he's acheived -
over the last year Sridhar has demonstrated an
I second this nomination.
On Wed, Mar 5, 2008 at 1:11 PM, Lindsay Holmwood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, time to kick off the nominations!
I'd like to nominate Sridhar Dhanapalan for the position of President.
Although his current position on the committee may be Ordinary
Committee Member
I have been asked to help redevelop 2 websites
1. http://www.kingdompins.com
2. http://www.ecolivingcenter.com.au
Who ever wants to tender please call me 0414 618 425.
Richard
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I also second.
I think we are extremely lucky to have a person like Sridhar as a member our
community and more so in the role as SLUG president.
On Wed, Mar 5, 2008 at 1:11 PM, Lindsay Holmwood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Ok, time to kick off the nominations!
I'd like to nominate Sridhar
I upgraded to Ubuntu Hardy on Monday and have spent my time since
largely filing bugs against the iwl3945 wireless support (some
behaviour, like very buggy support for the physical wireless-off
switches that you're meant to use when flying, is a considerable
regression over ipw3945 at this time).
* Armin Marth wrote, On 03/03/08 15:03:
[snip]
Now, this type of software is the perfect candidate to be on an open
platform (which some medical practices use Linux to store a flat-file
database on), and with simple google seaches I've found some
open-source Medical Billing/Appointment book
greetings from sunny Northmead. Apologies if this is a duplicate, but I
didn't receive a copy of my first sending.
I've cruised along with a 2.6.18 kernel that I compiled myself, for a
while now, on a Gigabtye board with NVidia NForce 430 southbridge, AMD
Athlon X2 cpu. For various reasons I've
RX is jargon for receive. I would interpret the error to mean that the
device receiving the frame found it to be truncated, that is, it was less
than advertised in the header. It is possible this could be simply a
physical layer issue, in that it didn't receive the end of the frame, which
is
On Wed, Mar 05, 2008, Mary Gardiner wrote:
Looks like it might be their problem, right now. I'd still like to find
out what causes the RX message, as my disk has to wake up all the time
to write it out to the logs.
There's at least a minimum frame size in Ethernet; I'd not be surprised
if
Looks like it might be their problem, right now. I'd still like to find
out what causes the RX message, as my disk has to wake up all the time
to write it out to the logs.
-Mary
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