G'day...
I remember days when nVidia setup was not so easy. In fact it was often
down right frustrating with conflicting instructions. (From memory there
was a nv as well as nvidia driver, and sometimes neither of which worked!)
The stellar efforts of the Linux developers figuring out nVidia
Hi
I have a customer who has just brought a ASUS M51S Laptop and has
install Fedora 9 but he has no Sound.
What should we be looking for to fix this
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Hi, I have a Ubuntu binary mirror (and medibuntu binary/source), and am
getting a couple of openmoko freerunners in the next Aus group buy, for
friends who are interested in them (so am I of course).
There is a debian for openmoko repository on the way:
http://wiki.debian.org/DebianOnFreeRunner
T
On Wed, 2008-08-27 at 09:38 +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>
> Is there much overlap between the ubuntu (hardy which I have) and
> debian
> respositories?
>
> If there is any significant overlap, then is it possible to share the
> package pool between debian and Ubuntu?
No. Binary compatibil
You should also look to see if the machine is running out of memory. I've
had this problem before and it turned out the machine was running out of RAM
and also running out of SWAP...
If you keep a console open before the problem starts to appear you might be
able to see the issue - maybe even runn
To my great angst, yet again my ISP has been acquired by iinet, and yet again
I am going to move.
They won't respond to support mail: 10 over they last year
Drew Keating: "The TIO can't MAKE us change anything"
iinet are blacklisted as their invoice mail is not RFC compliant
( [EMAIL
This one time, at band camp, jam wrote:
> Anybody: comments on DoDo?
http://www.acma.gov.au/WEB/STANDARD/pc=PC_310964
http://apcmag.com/dodo_internet_in_complaint_crisis.htm
http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-threads.cfm?f=31&g=65
(for the last link, with any forum system, you either get fanbo
On Wed, August 27, 2008 12:14 pm, jam wrote:
> Anybody: comments on DoDo?
> I will run my own mail, dns, www and ssh servers.
> dns is authorative for tigger.ws
I've used dodo for a couple of years, it worked good for me, BUT, I just
used them for access, did NOT use any of their servers/service
> Who did iinet acquire now?
upnaway.com (cica January)
> Dodo sucks.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of jam
> Sent: Wednesday, 27 August 2008 12:15 PM
> To: slug@slug.org.au
> Subject: [SLUG] DODO
> To my great angst, yet again my IS
that name seems strangely appropriate
these guys are cheap*
http://www.tsninternet.com.au/
*i offer no definition of 'cheap'. i prefer to spare myself from
changing isps
Dean
jam wrote:
Who did iinet acquire now?
upnaway.com (cica January)
Dodo sucks.
-Original Message-
From:
I'd want steer clear of Dodo if you want adequate support. There is a
practical side on how they manage to keep bargain basement prices.
Personally, I have to recommend Internode. They tend to deliver on their
promises. FWIW, no ISP (or other organisation) is perfect IMHO.
All the best,
Raphael
I totally recommend Internode - plans are a little more pricey but the speed
is always consistent and so far I've never had to call tech support. When we
connected to internode their support and sales guys have been top notch.
They also have a great software mirror with ubuntu/debian/fedora packag
> I totally recommend Internode - plans are a little more pricey but the
> speed is always consistent and so far I've never had to call tech support.
> When we connected to internode their support and sales guys have been top
> notch.
Concur. If you care about good 'net access, there's no point
>I totally recommend Internode - plans are a little more pricey but the
speed
>is always consistent and so far I've never had to call tech support. When
we
>connected to internode their support and sales guys have been top notch.
I've been using TPG for a couple of years (ADSL2, shaped). Running m
2008/8/27 Mehmet Yousouf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>>I totally recommend Internode - plans are a little more pricey but the
> speed
>>is always consistent and so far I've never had to call tech support. When
> we
>>connected to internode their support and sales guys have been top notch.
>
> I've been us
Jeff Waugh wrote:
I totally recommend Internode - plans are a little more pricey but the
speed is always consistent and so far I've never had to call tech support.
When we connected to internode their support and sales guys have been top
notch.
Concur. If you care about good 'net access, the
On Wed, Aug 27, 2008, Lindsay Holmwood wrote:
> Unfortunately TPG have a *very* broken transparent HTTP proxy. Trying
> to work around it's bugs is a nightmare for web developers (I know,
> i've been there).
I wonder if they're still using Squid..
(Squid's much better at transproxying these days
2008/8/27 Adrian Chadd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Wed, Aug 27, 2008, Lindsay Holmwood wrote:
>
>> Unfortunately TPG have a *very* broken transparent HTTP proxy. Trying
>> to work around it's bugs is a nightmare for web developers (I know,
>> i've been there).
>
> I wonder if they're still using Squi
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