Has anyone on the list ever bought a mozilla/firefox/thunderbird cd?
And if so, would you be willing to let me borrow it?
Dave
BYU Unix Users Group
http://uug.byu.edu/
___
List Info: http://uug.byu.edu/cgi-bin
Transmit (http://panic.com/transmit/) is very good.
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/14/04 1:46 PM >>>
My friend is looking for a good graphical sftp client for his brand new
G5 imac. Any suggestions?
Scott K
>On Tue, 2004-10-12 at 19:29, Ben Crowder wrote:
>
>
>>To those who are running or ha
Hello all,
Sorry to hijack the list -- but UPHPU's October is going to be a special
event, and we wanted to let you know about it.
Adam Trachtenberg will be flying in from San Francisco to speak to us
about "Developing Applications on the eBay Platform with PHP." Mr.
Trachtenber is the author of
I read the article, but it wasn't very specific on what the patent claim
was -- although it might have been communication between objects. Is
this the case, or was there something more involved?
>>> Al Byers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/04/04 8:28 AM >>>
While we have been hearing about abuses of the pa
The question I would ask of your employers is that, given that it
doesn't take much (is any) more effort to develop standards-compliant
pages -- and it doesn't cost anything to get at least a testing copy of
almost any browser out there, why would they _knowingly_ lockout _any_
percentage of their
wait . . . I'm confused.
Free speech is a good thing, and Michael Moore should have the right to
say what he wants . . . and my tax dollars should be directed to pay him
to say what he wants, even if I disagree -- but I shouldn't be allowed
to exercise free speech to say I don't like what he has t
Moore will receive $40,000 for his speech out of the student
gov-ernment's annual speaker budget of $50,000. No state funds given
to the college will be used for this event.
This kind of thing is really misleading.
What-is-paid-for-out-of-which-fund is all interconnected. If there isn't
enough m
What got my gourd was not so much that it was Michael Moore, but that
they would make a decision involving so much money, with aparent
disregard for the views of the people from whom the money was taken. The
money to be paid Moore has come from student fees (voluntarily paid) and
taxe (involuntari
ax to grant LOCK TABLES?
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/13/04 1:14 PM >>>
Your user would need the LOCK TABLES privilege to do this.
> -----Original Message-
> From: District Webmaster [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, September 13, 2004 13:02
> To: [EMAIL
I must be missing something simple . . .
I have a user that can insert, delete, update and select from a table --
but I get an Access Denied (1044) error when trying to lock that table
with the same user. I am able to lock the table as the mysql root user.
The user is being logged in with a passwo
No - we're just going to cut your pay in half. From here on, you only
get paid half what you used to get for contributing to the list. ;)
Dave
>>> Michael Halcrow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 09/01/04 12:04 PM >>>
And I offend people on this list all the time. Does that mean my
membership is going to be
Is it possible you're confusing atheists with agnostics? As has been
stated, an agnostic is by definition a doubter. A true agnostic simply
doesn't know whether there is a god or not (or where that god may be
found). It would be incorrect to suggest that agnostics _believe_
anything.
An agnostic
Funny you should ask . . .
Version 1.6 was finished at 12:45 this morning, and can be downloaded
from http://alpinedistrict.org/sss/ -- or at least should be by the time
y'all read this (still uploading). Hopefully it will be on the UUG ftp
server soon. I will be bringing about 20 burned copies to
You left-wing, bleeding-heart liberals want the government to do
everything for you! You've just got to accept that you're using a niche
operating system -- you "fringe" Linux users don't comprise a large
enough market to warrant the worms and spyware that the larger windows
marketshare justifies.
As of a couple of days ago, this url was still active:
http://thornock.homelinux.com/sss.iso
For anyone who cares, I am still working on 1.6 and it _will_ be ready
for the Fall semester.
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/16/04 13:02 PM >>>
This has been brought up before... I wish we could get the
I was just going to stamp your parking pass. :)
Now I should get a groan or two for that one . . .
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/13/04 14:04 PM >>>
I expected at least a groan and/or forehead slap :p And I don't think I
can be validated, really, unless someone's got a schema doc for me... ;)
I got it -- I just didn't know you needed validation . . .
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/13/04 13:35 PM >>>
Yeesh, nobody's up for a riddle today:
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/lperl2/
Get it? lambda/Llama? *someone* had better laugh, my self esteem
balloon
is on the line here!
Dan
--
The
Even though Michael Moore doesn't object to the sharing of his movie,
there may be other entities (distributors, etc.) that have, via
contracts, intellectual property claims on this movie. Does anyone know
if there are other parties and, if so, what are their positions onthe
matter?
Dave
>>> Mich
I have a theory on this: PHP isn't taught in academia very much, if at
all. Java, even with it's backing from a large and established
corporation, didn't really take off until it started being taught in cs
courses -- it's kind of a critical mass thing. I hear similar complaint
about Perl, but less
I think putting something like onload = window.opener.focus() in the
body tag of the newly opened window should work.
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/22/04 13:06 PM >>>
Does anybody know how to use Javascript to open a new window but to
retain the focus in the main window? I have a friend who wan
It is still under development -- the plan is to have it ready for Fall
semester. I'll gladly check out synergy -- I assume you're refering to
the software at http://synergy2.sourceforge.net.
Also, I need suggestions for Mac OS X Open Source Software packages to
include.
Thanks,
Dave
>>> [EMAI
What kind of *n*x are you running? On Mac OS X, for example, the user
must be a member of the wheel group to be able to su -- there may be
similar restrictions on your favourite distro.
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/08/04 23:42 PM >>>
I just added a new user. When logged in as this user, I can't
I'm hoping to bypass paying comcast extra money for additional IPs by
putting evrything behind a NAT/firewall server. As I recall there are
distros that specialize in this sort of thing. Any recommendations?
Dave
BYU Unix Users Group
http://uug.byu.edu/
You're checking for number of rows in $result, but your mysql result set
is assigned to the variable name $res. PHP is reporting the number of
rows in $result, and not $res.
Dave
>>> Ryan Bowman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 05/13/04 10:31 AM >>>
My message didn't seem to show up on the uphpu list so I'll
Most of the responses have mentioned you'll need a database, web server
and scripting language. Many have recommended php, and I second that
opinion.
If you'd like to dive in to php, you may wish to subscribe to the
uphp.org mailing list -- lots of folks on the uug list are willing to
help, but o
Even that may not work -- I'm pretty sure Wade still lurks here, despite
his ghastly treatment at the hands of the self-righteous and
self-appointed on-topic police (few though they may be). This is the
list that just keeps pulling you back . . .
And since I've got the floor, as it were, am I the
Just to keep it alive a little longer . . .
A friend of mine suggested "GNUtopia" or "Win GNUtopia" -- I actually
like that one.
Dave
BYU Unix Users Group
http://uug.byu.edu/
___
List Info: http://uug.byu.edu/
Sourceforge has crossed my mind, but I haven't had time to pursue the
idea. Plus, I don't know how the group feels about that -- although
sometimes I think we might make more progress if we didn't ask and just
took action . . . :)
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/15/04 4:07 PM >>>
Are you planning o
I'd just like to emphasize, one more time, that I never intended the SSS
cd as an active proselytizing tool. I simply meant that anything that is
associated with BYU reflects on the church -- and therefore I'd like to
have the best disc we can have, so that it will reflect well on the
church. I abs
>>>Harshwardhan Nagaonkar
>How about Gimp2.0 too? It is a lot easier to work with than 1.x. A
>windows installer has already come out for it.
The version on the next SSS cd is Gimp 2.0
Dave
BYU Unix Users Group
http://uug.byu.edu/
__
ou're welcome to _buy_ their new client. :)
http://www.ssh.com/support/downloads/secureshellwks/non-commercial.html
Dave
ASD Webmaster
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/15/04 12:42 PM >>>
Mac Newbold wrote:
> Today at 8:32am, District Webmaster said:
>
>
>>PuTTY,
Yes, the installer includes those programs.
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/15/04 11:48 AM >>>
Today at 8:32am, District Webmaster said:
>PuTTY, http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
>WinSCP, http://winscp.sourceforge.net/eng/
When I saw WinSCP _and_ Pu
>Why should we create another Open CD if it already exists? It seems
like
>that's just reinventing the wheel.
I'd say we're making a better wheel, but that's just me. :)
>What doesn't exist out there (from what I can tell) is a CD with
>software focused on what is important to students. There are
This seems to be a recurring theme. :)
Is it possible that, as I've gotten more involved in this project, I've
created my own little world about what the SSS cd can or should be? I'm
not a student @ BYU (haven't been for 8 years), and so I don't always
immediately understand things from the perspe
The name change is just a suggestion -- we may not do it.
Mostly, I guess, it's my ego. :) I think the next version of the cd will
be as good as or better than other projects that have gotten much more
attention. I'd like to reward the hard work that a lot of people have
put into this by trying to
popular. I kid you not.
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/06/06 11:00 AM >>>
On mer, 2004-04-14 at 11:18, District Webmaster wrote:
> 3) the disc can be a bit of a missionary opportunity, by generating
good will for the UUG, BYU and the church.
I was debating whether to respon
How about the ODOW CD? (Opening Doors, Opening Windows). Kind of an ugly
name, but maybe it'll grow on me . . .
Or maybe a recursive version . . . the OODOW CD (OODOW Opens Doors,
Opens Windows). Then again, maybe not . . .
Dave
BYU Unix Users Group
http://uug.byu.edu/
__
Thanks for the suggestions. I've wondered if we'd want focus on
Free/Libre or not -- we're distributing the Java JRE, which is 0 cost
but not Libre. I think it's a good thing to distribute because it's
needed or OpenOffice.org. But then, OSS has always been a utilitarian
thing for me, and not a rel
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/14/04 1:29 PM >>>
>Speaking of which, where *is* the latest SSS CD?
I interpreted your question several different ways:
Q1) Where is the last .iso file to be produced?
A1) I don't know -- for awhile I had it on a temporary server, but that
is no more. We were waiting for
UUGers,
We've been working on a major revision to the SSS cd. We're completely
redesigning the interface (by a professional designer), developing a
quality
assurance/testing process, and organizing all the information such that
the disc can be created automatically from data. We're also including
Building on that concept, you could work some java script magic to have
some lines (one veritcal, one horizontal) follow the mouse, to make it
"appear" more wysiwyg to the user.
Thwere may also be a java applet solution -- but I'm not aware of any.
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/13/04 10:54 AM >>
I've sent messages to both Andrew and Evan recently, and I've gotten no
reply . . . Oh great and powerfull McNabbs, have I offended thee? What
wilt thou have me do to regain thy good graces? I beseech thee, oh great
McNabb the first and McNabb the second, shew thy gracious mercy on a
humble servant
Are you trying to crop the picture from within the pdf file, or do you
want to load the image into a web page and crop from there?
ASD Webmaster
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/13/04 10:19 AM >>>
Is there a way to visually (wysiwyg in a web browser) crop pictures that
are destined for a pdflib genrated
I don't know if such a thing exists, but perhaps Lilypond would be
usefull to you.
http://lilypond.org/web/
Dave
BYU Unix Users Group
http://uug.byu.edu/
___
List Info: http://uug.byu.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listi
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/02/04 2:36 PM >>>
Schools should probably be the first target since what people use at
school will be what they know and want. Besides, public schools can't
(shouldn't) afford Windows and Office (subversive freebies aside).
And on that note, it _may_ interest some of you t
It's easy:
Power corrupts.
Absolute power corrupts absolutely.
UUG power corrupts UUGly.
And now you see how clear it is.
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/02/04 12:39 PM >>>
Someone remind me why these two are fighting so hard to become
president of a _club_???
Ash
Andrew McNabb wrote:
>I've
And how many days does it take you to kill assasinate somebody.
Hypothetically speaking, of course.
I'm not asking for myself -- I'm asking on behalf of a friend.
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/01/04 1:26 PM >>>
Not that there's any particular reason I'm mentioning this now, but...
I'm availab
and a few more Matrix quotes (slightly modified) that relate to BYU
marriage . . .
"As soon as you step outside the Wilk, you'll start feeling better.
You'll remember you don't believe in any of this marriage crap. You are
in control of your own life, remember? Here, take a cookie. I promise by
th
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/29/04 2:09 PM >>>
> I consider myself perfectly capable of my own FUD, so
> I'll refrain from hiring outside help.
Well, I guess my job search continues . . .
Dave :)
BYU Unix Users Group
http://uug.byu.edu/
Now for something wy off topic . . .
In case anybody wants to know (and I'm sure you don't), pretentiousness
is not the reason "District Webmaster" is sent in my email headers. I
used to send my actual name, but a couple of years ago a district patron
got my name from
Yes, the cd launcher opens an IE window, although it doesn't look like
IE -- it just looks like a normal window. I am not opposed to something
that uses Mozilla or another browser, but I lack the time and knowledge
to do that. I'm not certain, but I think some of the nice features in
HTMLautoplay (
Adam,
I apreciate the feedback and take your concerns seriously -- the sss cd
belongs to the group, not me, and I want very much to incorporate all of
the best prinicpall I can. We're making this display fit on an 800x600
screen -- although it wouldn't work on 640x480. I'm basically playing
the od
In this case, it's simply a desire to control the look of the window,
precisely. Specifically, the layout takes up a known amount of space --
making the window larger is not really a problem -- you'd just have the
content+blank space. But making the window smaller is pretty much a
disaster from a d
I'm working on the next edition of the Software for Starving Students
cd, and we're completely revamping the disc. One of the major
improvements is the use of HTMLautoplay -- cd software that utilizes an
html interface, but allows you to do things like launching installers,
printing and exploring t
Can anybody suggest a good (fast) mirror from which to download Mandrake
10 iso files?
Thanks,
Dave
BYU Unix Users Group
http://uug.byu.edu/
___
List Info: http://uug.byu.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/uug-list
I'm using apache w/ mod_dav and mod_auth_msfix to compensate for the bug
in WinXP's DAV client. (And I'm stuck w/ WinXP clients.)
The regular expression I'm using works well if the directory to be
accessed is in the web server document root
(http://myserver.tld/dav_dir). But if the directory is do
In case you're not also watching the PLUG list . . .
http://soulmachine.net/sco/
Dave
BYU Unix Users Group
http://uug.byu.edu/
___
List Info: http://uug.byu.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/uug-list
Does anybody have highlights from the samba meeting, for those of us who
were unable to make it?
Dave
BYU Unix Users Group
http://uug.byu.edu/
___
List Info: http://uug.byu.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/uug-list
James,
Lighten up was my point exactly. Maybe the old tags
would have helped indicate I was just having some fun . . .
But these are the joys of text-based communication :)
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/10/04 11:19 AM >>>
Lighten up...
BYU Unix Users Group
http://uug.by
I've compiled a list of rules that I think will help anyone be a good
member of this or any other mailing list.
1. Never, EVER, ask a question w/o doing extensive study on the issue
first. We're a superior group here, and our time should never be wasted
by helping the uninitiated. After all, we're
Indeed, you are correct.
Thanks all, for your assistance.
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/04/04 1:11 PM >>>
> The solution below is helpful, but it only pulls out the records where
> there is a relationship. What I need is the ability to pull out all
> records, regardless of whether or not they ha
The solution below is helpful, but it only pulls out the records where
there is a relationship. What I need is the ability to pull out all
records, regardless of whether or not they have file relationships - but
when there is a relationship, I need to referecnce the original table to
retrive inform
I need to join table 1 to table 2 -- and then table 2 back to table 1
-- in the same query. While I think this is possible, I am having
difficulty achieving it.
The background info:
I have a bunch of files that have relationships with each other. Right
now I have two tables:
1) has: file_id, fi
If I had wanted to use the word, "illegal," I would have. I'm not
talking about legality or technical feasability, but morality. Which is
why I haven't been commenting on specific aspects of the law.
Dave
ASD Webmaster
>>> Ross Werner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01/24/04 11:11 AM >>>
(allowing for the wo
t that says governments or societies
should forcefully take property from their citizens.
Dave
>>> Ross Werner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01/24/04 10:30 AM >>>
On Fri, 23 Jan 2004, District Webmaster wrote:
> Just because Mozart could transcribe a symphony after hearing it
doesn
Bryan
I don't _feel_ riled up -- although I do enjoy a spirited discussion,
and I appreciate your show of respect.
I have to say I think you make many good points -- you are correct that
I completely ignored the technical discussion, choosing instead to focus
on the moral aspects. Admittedly, thi
e your works in
any way you see fit.
But the crux of the issue will always be that stealing is wrong. The
adversary will try to convince you that it isn't.
Dave
>>> Michael Halcrow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01/23/04 1:32 PM >>>
On Fri, Jan 23, 2004 at 12:06:08PM -0700, Distr
Au contraire. Information, by it's nature, MUST be contained, or it is
not information.
Information is data that is organized into a meaningful structure. This
organization cannot be done unless a containing medium (including
thought) is involved. Similarly, information cannot be transmitted,
exce
WHAT?!?!?
*gasp* . . . DRM is a _good_ thing?
I was under the impression that you should only have the right to manage
rights to your data if I agree that you should, or if there is only a
very small number of people interested in your data or creation. But as
soon as you organize your data in so
Will anyone be taking notes of Jayce's regex presentation tommorrow? I
don't think I can make it, and hate to miss the chance to learn from the
master. . .
Dave
BYU Unix Users Group
http://uug.byu.edu/
___
List
Just wait 'til I get going!!
(and it's "Grand Nagus Zek" to you)
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/21/04 3:08 PM >>>
On Wednesday 21 January 2004 14:56, District Webmaster wrote:
> Why would I call myself a rotten liar? If you think about it, calling
> yo
you are
a liar. And then what have you got? A paradox! And we all know what
happens in a paradox -- the entire fabric of space-time will be ripped
appart (unless Worf can determine which Enterprise is _his_ Enterprise).
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/21/04 2:46 PM >>>
On Wed,
Very helpful instruction, indeed. You, sir, are a scholar and a
gentleman.
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/21/04 1:44 PM >>>
On Wed, 2004-01-21 at 11:03, District Webmaster wrote:
> Why, when I view a .sxw file as text, do I see the mime type
identified
> as "applicat
Why, when I view a .sxw file as text, do I see the mime type identified
as "application/vnd.sun.xml.writer" -- if that's not what it is?
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/21/04 11:51 AM >>>
On Wednesday 21 January 2004 11:46, District Webmaster wrote:
> Yes, th
Yes, they are identified as zip files. It's not that mime magic is not
working, it's that I find the results inadequate. :)
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/21/04 11:24 AM >>>
On Wed, 2004-01-21 at 11:21, District Webmaster wrote:
> Does anybody know if the mime magi
Does anybody know if the mime magic file (that came w/ my Red Hat
distro, is used by the "file" command, and a similar file is used by
Apache's mod__mime_magic) is being actively maintained? I was surprised
to find that OpenOffice.org files are not correctly identified, and want
to see if there is
This worked beautifully. You, sir, are officially "da bomb." So let it
be written, so let it be done.
Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/14/04 9:55 PM >>>
> I seem to recall having this problem with Squid proxy authentication
> about a year ago. I don't remember how we fixed it (googling right
now),
Before you flame me, I know this is somewhat offtopic, but I'm hoping
somebody else on the list might have had experience with Apache 2 + DAV
on linux and getting varied clients to access server via DAV
I've got RHEL AS 3.0 w/ Apache/DAV/mod_auth_ldap/PHP, etc. I've created
a DAV dir, and can acce
Quoting DTucker:
"Also, much GPLed software is not free for commercial use. If you use
MySQL
in you business, you have to pay for it."
Is this really the case? I was under the impression that you only had to
pay for it when you used it as a part of commercial software offereings
or service -- bu
ZDNet is running something unusual -- an intelligent, well-reasoned
response to an article by RMS. Usually RMS gets no response at all, or
FUD -- so it's interesting to see another point of view.
http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1107_2-5137217.html
Dave
BYU Unix Users Group
http:/
I'm having great difficulty installing mod_auth_ldap as a DSO. I get the
following error:
Warning! dlname not found in
/usr/local/apache/modules/mod_auth_ldap.la.
Assuming installing a .so rather than a libtool archive.
chmod 755 /usr/local/apache/modules/mod_auth_ldap.so
chmod: failed to get att
I'm exploring using WebDAV for several thousand users. Ideally, each
user would have their own directory, to which only they could write. I
know it's possible to doing this w/ apache, by enabling the correct
modules and adding various instructions to the httpd.conf file, but it
seems that you have
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/16/03 11:44 AM >>>
>I know there are some graphic designers on the list (or at least were,
I
>think they might have all been shouted off the list
One such graphic designer has already offered to help (he's apparently
still lurking -- try as we might, we can't keep a good
A recent /. item
(http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/12/15/193231&mode=thread&tid=146&tid=149&tid=99)
got me thinking about our SSS cd. I think we could probably distribute
it to school libraries -- but I think they'd be a great deal more likely
to accept it and make it available for checkout if
I'm interested in finding an OSS package that we can use to allow a
web site visitor to type in a street address and determine
what schools their children would attend. Is anyone aware of any
such animal?
Dave Turnbull
ASD Webmaster
BYU Unix Users Group
http://uug.byu.edu/
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/08/03 10:26 AM >>>
>Fogive the off-topicness (if that is a word) of this
>post.
In the current job market, is an employment opportunity ever off-topic?
I doubt it. :)
BYU Unix Users Group
http://uug.byu.edu/
___
Hello all,
I'm, currently evaluating distros for a LAMP server.
I've used FreeBSD and Red Hat -- and that's about it. With Red Hat
offering schools their server software for $50, I'm considering
buying a subscription. The main advantage, to me, is the RHN/up2date
service (which hasn't always wor
My parents have broadband through Comcast cable, and would like to
attach multiple computers. I'd like to set up a firewall/proxy
server for them on the cheap. While I _am_ diligently googleing for
info, I wonder if any of you have any recommendations/advice
or can point me toward some good inform
is there room for my wife, too?
:) Dave
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/26/03 10:25 AM >>>
A few will remember me, mrb, from some of my zany, off-topic posts in
times
past.
I'm not one to fail to please you, so here's another:
So I've got this brand-spanking new condo, right, and it's in north
Orem,
8
I checked out the Open CD that was recently mentioned on this list,
and was impressed by its gui interface that allows you to install
via a single button click. I think SSS cd is a good way to get OSS
into the schools here, but ease-of-use is critical w/ my target
audience, and I've found that the
I hate the popular rpms -- it's always the jock and cheerleader
rpms. They think they're better than other rpms, and are snobby
to the nerdy rpms. Someday, things will be different! Someday, when
all the rpms, grow up, the popular rpms will find that the nerdy rpms
are their bosses. Nerds rule!!!
The SSS cd is all windows softare. Although a similar Linux
offering would not be out of step w/ the groups ideals . . .
Dave
ASD Webmaster
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/20/03 10:04 AM >>>
What about the SSS cd that UUG offers?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTEC
In assembling the latest version of the SSS cd, I ran into an
interesting issue. Ribbonsoft (the makers of QCad) have decided to only
release demo versions of the QCad binary -- it terminates every 10min.
If you want one that doesn't terminate, you have to pay up.
As a result, I stayed with an old
The Software for Starving Students cd .iso, v. 1.5, is available for
download at http://alpinedistrict.org/sss/
Dave
BYU Unix Users Group
http://uug.byu.edu/
___
List Info: http://uug.byu.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/l
If you still have the excel file, add another column at the end
with the same string in every cell -- the string, however,
should not befound anywhere else in your document (I'll use "x_uug_x").
Export to a csv, then search and replace all "\r" instaces with "\n"
Then search and replace all "x_uu
In all fairness to the reporter, they don't have a particularly
easy job. I'm reminded of a cartoon that had a group of reporters
lined up to throw at a dart board. Above the board was the title
"Today I am an expert in . . ." and then the board was divided
into a bunch of different topics (medicin
Hello all,
I have a server running Red Hat 9. I have a group of users that
wants to have complete access to each other's files. When an individual
puts a file on the server, the rights to the new file default to
something like 644. is it possible, for just one group of users, to
make their default
Emailing is OK on Sunday, but you are limited to 47 keystrokes.
Unless your ox is in the mire . . . then you can email the ox as
often as needed until he's out.
Dave
ASD Webmaster
BYU Unix Users Group
http://uug.byu.edu/
___
or that's how our culture does it. Society has
decided that that's what we'll do.
District Webmaster wrote:
>>>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/07/03 1:21 PM >>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>. . . resists the urge to post unecessary inflammat
Many very interesting points indeed. And I thank you all.
And nary a flame among them! Will miracle never cease? :)
Dave
BYU Unix Users Group
http://uug.byu.edu/
___
List Info: http://uug.byu.edu/cgi-bin/mailm
1 - 100 of 189 matches
Mail list logo
