should be an interesting project. good luck with it.
Dean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Dean.
Yep, it does seem that it's possible. It also seems to allow a custom script
for checking which servers are up, which is probably going to be more reliable
than round-robin DNS.
That diagram is
e16 has been stable for years
e17 is slowly getting there, its usable right now. but not that
stable.
if thats what you mean?
Dean
Kevin Saenz wrote:
Thanks for that.
Now I have to figure out why enlightenment is not getting updated in
Gentoo :(
This may have been dumped by SLUG's
i agree whole heartedly
Dean
Kevin Saenz wrote:
All I use is e17, it's very stable, and very quick especially on my HP
ze4103s with only 1.3Ghz celeron. The work the enlightenment team has
done is phenominal. To me there is no other WM.
e16 has been stable for years
e17 is slowly
im not sure if this is a chat topic or not
but anyway, is anyone here using ipv6? im thinking of
using it here at home for curiosities sake. im running
debian and freebsd so they are ready. macosx and xp
(for the parents and kids etc) are also ipv6 ready.
i can just about guarentee that the
what have you done in terms of ip addressing?
Dean
Peter Chubb wrote:
Dean == Dean Hamstead [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dean im not sure if this is a chat topic or not but anyway, is anyone
Dean here using ipv6? im thinking of using it here at home for
Dean curiosities sake. im running debian
how do applications seem to react?
most programs seem very 'ipv4' hardcoded. especially in windows,
but in general to programs seem to accept ip6 addresses?
Dean
Alexander Samad wrote:
On Tue, Dec 13, 2005 at 02:03:29PM +1100, Dean Hamstead wrote:
im not sure if this is a chat topic
check out the documentation on the debian website for nvidia driver
instructions
also check out the debian-amd64 mailing list. it will answer your
questions quickly.
Dean
Gerald wrote:
Hello to one and all,
I have been trying Debian on a AMD 64fx53 based machine with sata drives and a
Nvidia
looking at pc-bsd its just a nicely wrapped freebsd
being a very very very big fan of freebsd, its linux emulation
is excellent and i highly recommend it.
i prefer a lot of things about bsd (most are very much
personal preference things. ie i prefer the bsd boot method)
and there are a few
you should get a green smiley and yes it will make a big
difference (ie. 2-3k/s to maxing out your adsl). you wont
have problems sending as with or without port forwarding
you will still be able to connect to others to send.
im also using a billion (not sure which model) - they are
horrible -
you can just install a 32bit install which will
solve your problem. however it would seem that your
cpu has the emt64 extensions (something like that)
ideally you should run a 64bit linux install. the
perfomance will be much better.
youll need to set up a 32bit chroot or install 32bit
compat
just out of curiosity, what software do they use to
run the virtual servers?
Dean
Peter Chubb wrote:
Simon == Simon Rumble Rev writes:
Simon Since we're now not talkng about Australian hosting, I have to
Simon say you can't beat www.linode.com. They do User Mode Linux
Simon hosting, so you
i think you are talking about low profile pci slots
not all cards will fit into the (ie sound cards)
but most network cards are short enough that you just
need to change the mounting plate(? face plate) and
then it will be fine.
Dean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is probably a 'didnt you know
ethereal?
Dean
Peter Rundle wrote:
Sluggers,
Does anyone know if there's a way/tool to use Linux to snoop the network
and detect which box is the source of infection?
I just built a WinXp box and put it on our local Lan and before I could
even install some virus software it got the
when playing silly games with apache.
i like to peel everything back and then work from there
ie. allow from all, deny from none make sure that works
then flip stuff around etc
Dean
Voytek wrote:
I'm trying to re-enable /server-status on my Apache 1.3x, but I obviously
have something I don't
i would prefer on load balancing and high availability
for my web server without much downtime probably not
high performance :) previously i was thinking about
having openmosix as well for the web hosting to make
the availability high
you cant really load balance on one server.
easy
dick smiths has a huge range, their brand ('dse' badged) has a range
from ultra cheap, to slightly less cheap. i cant vouch for linux support
but i would guarentee they havent developed it themselves so its based
on some asian brands chips.
might be a place to start.
Dean
Simon Males wrote:
If
you should have selected a desktop installation at install
however,
you are not at all lost. infact i dont like the install templates
just run (as root)
apt-get update
apt-get install x-window-system
and then youll need to install something like
apt-get install enlightenment
or something
free to air satellite is heaps of fun. i dont see any reason
why people would pay for satellite tv!!
please drop a message to the list with how you go, i keep
putting of picking up a 90-120cm dish and getting it
going myself.
Dean
Richard Hayes wrote:
Dear List,
Is there are Linux supported
100's. just point your dish at a satellite and
start decoding. there are free channels on the same
sat's that run the pay tv stuff, just that the pay
tv stuff is encrypted.
there is digital radio and all sorts on there also
have a mate or two who are quite into it.
Dean
Kevin Saenz wrote:
no, its illegal.
im not talking about pay tv though
paytv channels are scrambled. the free ones arent
you point your dish at the sat, and then start
scanning and find channels you like. or look
up tables etc for the satelitte
you can get cards for your satelite box that allow
you to use it for
it does link to ilohamail
which looks promising
Dean
Dave Kempe wrote:
James Polley wrote:
Roundcube does look kinda purty.. but it's in alpha, and it uses
everyone's favorite toy database for some inexplicable reason. Why
does a webmail client need to use a database? If it really must, why
youll need to install x and then gdm or xdm
apt-get install gdm
Dean
Paul Maloney wrote:
Hi all,
Well I have finally got debian up and running, well in a text mode at
least. How do I got it to boot into graphics mode.
thanks in advance.Paul
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that wouldnt really solve the problem
Dean
Rev Simon Rumble wrote:
On 27/9/2005, Dean Hamstead [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
youll need to install x and then gdm or xdm
apt-get install gdm
Or better yet, install Ubuntu instead of Debian. It will be a lot easier.
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just for everyones info
if you want BSD style linux (and lets face it... who doesnt)
there is crux!
www.crux.nu
Dean
Julio Cesar Ody wrote:
I'm a FreeBSD user/sysadmin/tweak-for-fun-guy. I used slackware until
recently when I started to use Gentoo as my GNU/Linux system.
Gentoo has a
there is the M$ visual source safe.
Dean
Edwin Humphries wrote:
We have several Linux software products, and have recently had enquiries
about customised versions for specific customers. We're happy to do it,
but I'm looking for a way to manage the codebase so that when we do an
upgrade, we
just buy an ibook.
http://www.yellowdoglinux.com
Dean
Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
Kevin Saenz wrote:
The only thing I like with Linspire is that it comes with
legal codecs like the ability to play DVDs legally.
Unlike the other distros.
I don't really care so much about that, what I like
oh well
just thought i would reply on my ibook running only debian linux
connected via aiport card.
*shrug*
Dean
Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
Dean Hamstead wrote:
just buy an ibook.
Sorry, IMO that is not good advice.
I have had an iBook for three years and until recently
it worked very
dial up or broadband?
Dean
Paul Maloney wrote:
Hi,
Once again I need your help. I can't for some reason do a connection to
my ISP without having to go through a lot of key strokes. Is there an
easier way and how do I do it. As you can see I am a very early beginner
at Linux but compared to the
fc4 should have a nice interface to make it simple
Dean
Paul Maloney wrote:
Sorry dial-up
On Mon, 2005-08-29 at 21:47 +1000, Dean Hamstead wrote:
dial up or broadband?
Dean
Paul Maloney wrote:
Hi,
Once again I need your help. I can't for some reason do a connection to
my ISP without
i dont know why it wouldnt work?
can you just migrate from samba3 to a 2k3 ad pdc?
Dean
Simon wrote:
Have been looking for this for a while now and believe the answer is NO,
however I can't find anything that specifically says this.
Does anybody know the definitive answer? Yes I have looked
to hang
-Original Message-
From: Dean Hamstead [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Fri, 12. August 2005 9:07 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; slug@slug.org.au
Subject: Re: [SLUG] NT4 as a BDC to a Samba3 PDC
i dont know why it wouldnt work?
can you just migrate from samba3 to a 2k3 ad pdc
i could be wrong
but they are out there. so no one can say im a dell freak.
although i am, and in general linux people should be happy
that dell was one of the first to make an effort in the
linux direction!
Dean
DaZZa wrote:
On Fri, 5 Aug 2005, Dean Hamstead wrote:
ohh
just to be more
ive had a lot of experience with dell NAS servers
they run various version of windows 2000 and 2003
appliance edition
they build on windows built in file sharing, netware,
appletalk and services for unix. it will support
print sharing also.
on top of that they add a range of happy dell tools
Jill has covered a lot of good points for NAS servers and file servers
in general. But ill add a few points.
Rowling, Jill wrote:
We installed a NAS a couple of years ago, and for the most part it has been
relatively trouble-free.
Some problems which came up:
- Nonstandard Windows 2000 system
ohh
just to be more brand neutral
www.emc.com
they are linux based. a good friend of mine works there. i believe
some companies rebadge them *shrug*
Dean
Dean Hamstead wrote:
ive had a lot of experience with dell NAS servers
they run various version of windows 2000 and 2003
appliance
put 's around the path
add
ServerName www.ironstone.com.au
if your running only one site, you dont need virtual hosts.
Dean
Edwin Humphries wrote:
We're just converting over from our web server being a single site
server (root in /var/www/html/) to also hosting an Intranet/Extranet
site.
id be very inclined to stay with exchange if its already in place
and the people are happy using it. especially if calendaring is involved
personally i hate calendaring and think its the devil. i also have nfi
why there isnt an alternative. i have read about rfc calendar protocols
(like http,
kernel support is all
Dean
Ken Foskey wrote:
It appears that my motherboards keyboard plug has been blown by a
voltage spike. I have tried a working keyboard and it does not work on
this computer however the USB mouse works perfectly. I was wondering
whether there were any tricks to USB
you might get alpha support from gentoo?
but debian rocks anyway.
or you could try openbsd or something
Dean
Grant Parnell - EverythingLinux wrote:
Testimony to Digital Electronics Corporation's engineering (AKA DEC, taken
over by Compaq then taken over by Hewlett Packard). The server known as
with ftp
just go
ftp host.name
user ftp
pass [EMAIL PROTECTED]
prompt
recurse
binary
cd /pub/
mget [directory]
exit
Dean
Visser, Martin wrote:
Plain vanilla ftp won't do this. (you could script it though)
The preferred method (assuming you don't have rsync on the server) is to
use wget.
youll want the 'prompt' option with 'recurse'
or youll need a new 'y' key
you can also use wildcards
recurse and prompt are good in MS's ftp.exe
dont overlook 'binary' or you might kick yourself
and also 'passive'
Dean
Dean Hamstead wrote:
with ftp
just go
ftp host.name
user ftp
pass
in my experience debian always cleans /tmp on boot
you can search through init and disable it, there may
even be a nice elegant option somewhere. but thats no
fun.
clearing /tmp is a good idea though*
Dean
*imo
Rowling, Jill wrote:
Are you sure /tmp is cleared on reboot?
I thought that was
Version numbers are a very 'windows' concept.
linux rolls forth! as does debian. i dont concern myself with
global version numbers.
Dean
Carlo Sogono wrote:
I reckon Ubuntu's popularity scared them to making sarge stable. I
remember reading this
check permissions in the parent directories?
Dean
Voytek Eymont wrote:
I've just tried to update my clamd but it fails to start now:
# service clamd start
Starting Clam AntiVirus Daemon:[ OK ]
# service clamd status
clamd dead but subsys locked
messages has:
May 20
hi all
im looking to pick up some gigabit fibre data cabling
with the SX/SC ends (both ends).
this is for the lanparty you may have seen posted on
slug, we have gig fibre ports on the back of the
cabletron switch stacks, and we just acquired some
gig fibre cards - so hopefully someone has some
you could use replication temporarily
just set it up, then run
LOAD DATA FROM MASTER
boom, off it goes.
Dean
Phil Scarratt wrote:
Voytek wrote:
I need to transfer several databases from one MySQL server to another,
data szie about 350MB HD space;
is it practical to do like 'mysqldump mysql.sql |
the nice people at pacific do also (mirror.pacific.net.au)
if your isp is peered with them then it will count as free
data (if your isp does that, which they do seem to)
Dean
Rob Sharp wrote:
I didn't realise that optus ran a debian mirror. Any ideas if Optus
mirror use counts toward your monthly
my 2pc, lexmark laser printers
cost about $300 and you can even get them from aldi
they are usb and parralel (in some cases, cant speak
for the whole range). they do postscript and claim
linux support.
ive printed to one from linux and macosx through a windows
machine. so im recommending them
can anyone recommend a good gigabit fibre nic
im not really certain of anything in that realm of
networking. different bases etc.
basically just eyeing these old gigabit fibre ports
on some of these switches and thinking about putting
servers on them
(media converters seem to cost more than the
im looking for someone who sells colored rj45 boots.
and by colored i mean not just ultramarine blue.
its *really* hard to find someone local
Dean
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ahh script kiddies
might want to put ssh on a non standard port.
Dean
Phil Scarratt wrote:
Joshua Bassett wrote:
Hi Sluggers,
I was going through my auth.log file the other day and noticed that
someone (possibly several machines) are trying to login to my box
using a variety of canned usernames.
or use key based auth as well as login
Dean
David Kempe wrote:
Dean Hamstead wrote:
ahh script kiddies
might want to put ssh on a non standard port.
If you dig through the archives, you might find a suggestion i made
about tcpwrappers only allowing australian subnets. this will cut this
crap
anyone have a story to tell regarding hardware pata raid cards?
my use of sata raid cards has proved to show that they are infact
just a bios that can see software raid and then boot and tell the
OS about is (see doco on sis driver)
is this so with pata? i would like to know if the $50 cards you
www.egroupware.org
Dean
Howard Lowndes wrote:
I'm looking for a web based multi-user calendar function that is web
based, PHP and preferably Postgresql (but will accept MySQL).
What are your recommendations?
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there is no reason not too use an up to date distribution
infact it would be recommended as the older versions have these
things called bugs and security holes.
you just have to be careful that you dont let the distribution
get out of control with gnome or kde etc... especially on 32mb ram
get
clamav
Phill wrote:
I am just about to try my hand at setting up an email server on fedora
3. Can anyone recommend a good anti-virus program that is cheap,
effective and simple to setup?
Regards,
Phill
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im running exim + clamav + spammassassin + mailman + mysql
on openbsd
go team opensource.
but yeah. no dramas.
i also dont allow malicious file formats such as .exe .scr etc
if you cant zip them then theres a problem.
i also explicitly ban chinese, russian and a few other character
sets. but this
spamassasin turns away ALOT of spam
but spam still gets through - thats life
hence the hard rules based on character encoding
and attachments
Dean
Gottfried Szing wrote:
hi
we turn away more mail than we recieve. and plenty of spam still gets
through. but no virii.
i am really curious, but is
could be to do with password encryption
(ie you need to turn it on in samba)
Dean
Phill wrote:
I hsve setup a samba server on a fedora 3 platform but am having trouble
connecting from windows xp. xp seems to recognise the share but the
password is not accepted (the password is right). the samba
if your running your webserver and your mail server on the same machine
then you just need https, connections from squirelmail to imap wont go
through the internet and so dont need to be encrypted
Dean
Michael Fox wrote:
On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 15:42:26 +1100, Phill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am
be sure to post a link some place
Dean
Simon Males wrote:
We all know that LinMagAU stop publishing some time ago, and now the
domain has been hijacked.
Does anyone have the editions in one big tar ? I would really like to
seem the articles appear online in one shape or form again, rather then
im note sure if 'tryong to get them back' is really a requirement of the
GPL.
i dont think your trying to say they violate the GPL, im sure your
just saying that they arent being as community oriented as they
might otherwise be.
but my understanding of the GPL is that changes become GPL and should
can you get samba going
the options 'recurse' and 'prompt' are the too little friends you want
to enable
so like
cd /mnt/windows
smbclient //myothercomputerwhichrocks/sharedspace
prompt
recurse
mput *
bam
recurse and prompt may work with ftp also.
Dean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I've got a
another dilemma. is any slugger thinks that samba for
roaming profiles needs a very high end computers.
currently I am using Pentium IV 3.0 Ghz with 512 Mb
RAM + 120 Gig Hard Drive, and the samba is serving 3
clients only with ok big profiles. do you thinks it is
very bad using this configuration
use init as /bin/bash
remount root, change the root login
youll need to pass init details to lilo (or other boot loader. lilo
being the old school favourite. go lilo)
Dean
david wrote:
Hi,
I do not know what triggered it but one machine now refuses to
allow logins. It's running and allowing
turn on mod_speling
Dean
On Tue, February 8, 2005 10:35 pm, Voytek Eymont said:
I have a web user who seems to insist on using mIxEd caSE files/tree...
he asked me to symlink '/path/lowercase' to real '/path/LOWERCASE'
will that work properly, what do you fellow think ?
no joking here
Dean
Paul Robinson wrote:
Yep - upon googling it yes it would.. I thought the other guy was joking
when he suggested it :)
Definitely the easiest option of the lot.
Mike MacCana wrote:
Paul Robinson wrote:
Since linux treats lowercase and LOWERCASE as seperate items there's
no
That wont handle the case of a remote login, either rsh or ssh ... or
via the serial console.
Is placing a keylogger even legal, with or without the employee's
knowledge ?
Just mention it in the MOTD which is displayed at login (but rarely read)
Dean
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hmm proprietry extensions
always cause to raise an eyebrow. but i imagine that
perhaps they enable some hardware feature in the card
that wouldnt otherwise be used.
Dean
James Gray wrote:
On Fri, 4 Feb 2005 10:03 pm, you wrote:
On Fri, 2005-02-04 at 19:52 +1100, James Gray wrote:
Gotta admit
mirror.pacific.net.au?
Dean
Michael Fox wrote:
What happened to all the mirrors holding netinst images. I can't find them.
I am looking for the following one;
http://cdimage.debian.org/pub/cdimage-testing/sid_d-i/i386/20050115/sarge-i386-netinst.iso
The link don't work, anyone know a mirror that
I have been asked to set up multiple LANs with Internet access in what I
consider to be a hostile environment - a private uni student dorm
complex.
That's about as hostile as you get! A lot of intelligent (generally!)
people with too much time on their hands.
I'm told that most of them are
has anyone has any experience with the video card
in the subject line in linux. the x.org site claims good
support. i understand it has lots of nice inbuilt hardware
features.
can someone just briefly run through status.
dual output?
opensource 3d drivers?
etc?
Dean
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I used to run one of these... Ahh, great card. Significantly better in 2d
display quality than the Radeon and finally Nvidia that replaced it. So
crisp! Matrox is *the* card for display snobs. ;-)
Back then, dual output was supported (3d on one head only), 3d was okay
but
that was never
On 18/01/2005, at 2:27 PM, Dean Hamstead wrote:
I _NEED_ to sell my sgi visual workstation to pay some debts
and also get OS for a wedding. I mainly had this machine for
novelty value along with my swarms of macs running linux.
Details
This is a fairly loaded Silicon Graphics Visual
is the term i believe. or haggling. eh
something like that.
anyway, make an offer if your interested.
Dean
Ben de Luca wrote:
On 21/01/2005, at 7:46 AM, Dean Hamstead wrote:
this is second hand sales, i ask a price - you make an offer
that just assumed in my mind.
$2500 is what most second hand places
anyone using exim, with authenticated smtp
ie plaintext and cram md5's.
im looking for someone who can send some 'configure'
snippets to allow users to relay based on them providing
per user login credentials
Dean
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ok this whole thread has gone out of control
i posted looking for anyone interested, its worth noting
i posted to chat first - gave some time, and then to slug.
obviously i didnt intend to spawn such a flame war.
perhaps the word negotiable would have stopped this
anyway regardless. i have had
I _NEED_ to sell my sgi visual workstation to pay some debts
and also get OS for a wedding. I mainly had this machine for
novelty value along with my swarms of macs running linux.
Details
This is a fairly loaded Silicon Graphics Visual Workstation 540. It is
currently running Windows 2000,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I've googled the wee-smalls.
I've asked SuSE support who said Go Hops, this is not a free
installation question, just like google said they would.
So in desperation ...
I have SuSE 9.2 pro installed (9.1 was the same)
SquirrelMail, Evolution POPing wont work.
Reason is
you might save yourself a lot of pain by using a video capture
card and an inexpensive video camera (security camera from jaycar
or dse or something)
firewire camera would also be a great option - firewire cards
are cheap... you might be able to get an old video camera with
some firewire action.
definately sounds like something has come loose in transit
i would concur with stripping out all unneeded peripherals and
cleaning the insides.
but i wouldnt go past physical violence. not towards staff or friends
but towards the machine itself. you would be suprised what a few
well placed blows
mount everything and index it?
Dean
Richard Hayes wrote:
Dear list,
htdid easily indexes *nix internal servers but how do you index an SMB
network?
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oracle
i suppose thats a backend
netscape.
commercial software... whats commercial software.
i find that i get on a windows machine and cant do what
i want because it doesnt have any applications!
Dean
James Gray wrote:
Hi All,
The sales guys have asked me a question. What commercially
as much as i hate replying to spam
can we please just block obscure character sets?
Dean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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seenekleri iaretliyemiyorsanz buraya tklayn
http://www.birmilyon.com/t.asp?guid=E1E80A70-E982-4F71-A5F2-584373345297
veya
David wrote:
I've been trying to persuade someone I know that his idea of security
isn't very secure, when he sent me this:
things I'd probably dump MS altogether and invest some time/effort/cash in
Linux and related but too many clients (pretty much like me, really :-) have
too much data in MS
go down to dick smiths and buy a few different
brands. return the ones that dont work
Dean
james wrote:
G'day
Can anybody point me at a wireless PCI card that:
a) Works with a recent 2.6 kernel
b) Is available in OZ.
I need to equip 30 systems. I have bought Cisco 350 cards that work
perfectly,
I spent 10 years learning photoshop, and it took me an annoying one month
to get the hang of GIMP. I kept expecting it to work EXACTLY the same as
photoshop.
the most frustrating design flaw of photoshop is that you cant
really right click on things. everything is a right click away in
gimp
i would have to agree, i find gimp to be vastly superior. im sure
there are some features photoshop has over gimp but like all
applications 90% of users only use 10% of features.
generally i have found adobe products to just work 'differently'
most applications seem to follow a certain logic, but
blackbox was a very nice lite window manager
i think its evolved into something else now...
but yeah, stay away from kde and gnome.
also perhaps checkout www.crux.nu
its a bsd-like linux distro. havent used it, but would
like to (being a bsd4servers linux4desktops kinda guy)
Dean
Michael Lake
check the settings in your windows me box,
its probably trying to use ms-chap or something bizarre
good rule of thumb is to turn everything off ;)
depending on your macos version, likely its just
the same ppp software as on your linux machine.
Dean
On Tue, October 26, 2004 10:56 am, David
any comments on the Matrox Parhelia
traditionally matrox cards have always been top stuff, especially
in the open source community.
granted nvidia and ati offer adequate (flame free) binary drivers
now i understand. i ghave a few friends who now use linux as their
gaming platform of choice and
and doom3 doesn't work on either open or closed drivers (we are putting a
bit of work into getting the open drivers supporting doom3 better at the
moment but how long it takes is anybodys guess...)
ive heard to the contrary with nvidia drivers.
so thats very odd
Matrox are also from what I heard
sorry I meant to say on ATI cards... NVIDIA drivers do play it ...
cool
It really is a two horse race, with the on-board chipsets coming in a long
way off (like the i915 and VIA unichrome...), there is also DRI support
for savage cards coming along at the moment, but I don't think anything
Dave Airlie wrote:
so nvidia is now the way to go. well thats an interesting shift
from previously when nvidia was the one to boycott and everyone
loved the ati radeon
No we still love the ATI radeon r200 chips, the newer ones we disklike
:-), r200 radeons are the best open source supported,
its pretty straight forward, just follow the doco
you can either have full on transparent authentification
against windows or you can prompt through the browser
for username and password (coming from windows)
which ever suits your needs.
Dean
Robert Tillsley wrote:
I'm thinking of setting up a
is there a javascript function to force the browser to go
and get the proxy.pac file again without just closing and
reopening the app?
Dean
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it would be nice for oo to have a desktop publishing application
i dont know of any opensource app that would be comparable
to publisher or the adobe offerings.
flame away id be happy to see one
one could run publisher in wine?
Dean
Ken Foskey wrote:
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make sure they both plugged into the hub/switch properly
or crossover cable is connecting properly
(heaven forbid, check your coaxial cable is working right)
your problem from there is most likely that
you havent set your network settings correctly
you might pick something like
windows
IP
yep, something killed it good
whos hosting it, and what is it running on? (der linux, but hardware)
Dean
Stuart Cooper wrote:
I just tried to go there again
(http://www.linux.org.au)
and it's reverting to http://old.linux.org.au//
Maybe the new server is down-- it couldn't
handle the SLUGdot
297 ms indigo-gw.per.dft.net.au [202.61.225.
862 ms79 ms 109 ms digital.linux.org.au [202.0.185.5]
thats pretty close
Dean
John Clarke wrote:
On Fri, Sep 17, 2004 at 02:06:26 +1000, Dean Hamstead wrote:
yep, something killed it good
I've just tried from three places: work, via
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