I suggest system76.com. Its where I got my laptop. The prices are
reasonable, they come with Ubuntu pre-installed, and the tech support has
been excellent.
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http://uug.byu.edu/
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How 'bout a forum?
1. It would be easier to sort discussion by topic, letting those
interested in elections to chat freely without disturbing anyone else.
2. New users could see the fruits of past discussions without having
to resurrect old debates.
3. It would eliminate most trimming proble
A couple of weeks ago, I sent out a mailing list submission detailing
my Nvidia woes. I though you'd like to know how I solved the problem.
1. Replaced the standard yum.conf file with a modified version found
on fedorafaq.org
2. installed new kernel through yum (default kernel wasn't working)
I'm trying to install the nvidia driver on my Fedora Core 3
installation. I did the following:
-Edited my inittab file to runlevel 3.
-Rebooted.
-ran installer shellscript. Installer said that the driver would not
work with the module "rivafb".
-edited my xorg.conf file, changing driver = "nv
> I have never installed freevo (have you tried just installing the
> deb's or the rpm's?) Just out of curiosity, what makes you prefer
> freevo over mythtv?
I haven't yet tried to install anything, I was just seeing if anyone
had some advice.
I didn't know mythtv even existed until just now. A
I'm looking into installing Freevo, but the instructions on the web
site are kind of vague. Has anyone done this kind of thing before?
Am I insane to attempt it?
In case you don't know what I'm talking about, the web site is
http://freevo.sourceforge.net/
BYU Unix Users Gro
I wouldn't mind Ubuntu if it wasn't a GNOME distro. Add KDE and I'm
on the bandwagon.
Also, Linspire 5 is supposed to debut in next month's Linux Desktop
Summit (www.desktopsummit.com). Does anyone here plan on going? I
think it's on Feb 9-11.
Hope they get the LSongs Music Store up and runnin
Hi. I'm new here, but I thought I'd throw out a couple of suggestions.
1. "BYU Unix Users Group" is a cumbersome name. I vote we change the
name to "Y-Lug"
2. I think it would be cool if we could make our own in-house
student-supported linux distro. It would be be great practice and
look goo
