I don't think this is a good thing.
Debian is a great distribution, and I do agree, the project shouldn't be
wasting time with bug trackking (except where its the deb that got a problem).
But to do this on a philosophical point is only going to cause problems for the
user base and make it less at
> A very similar thing happened on the same computer, when he had NT and
> Win98 installed (in the same partition). NT's mutlibooter worked fine
> untill some point, and then it just vanished, and the computer started
> booting straight into Win98.
>
> My friend claims he did nothing at all that
I think Napster had a problem a few days ago
I was getting fatal errors too...so I tried Knapster and had the same problem
about 3 days ago it started working again
Andrew
On Tue, 09 May 2000, Corey Popelier wrote:
> I had gnapster completely break on me as well (kept saying fatal error
> when c
Hi,
I'm installing slink (used to using mandrake) and I noticed I can't figure out
how to configure sound after the install.
Is there a utility I missed or should I be recompiling the Kernel?
Andrew
Sounds to me like the infamous Netscape wrapper hit.
If you get into something similar, run TOP and also look at CPU percentage.
When netscape decides to get antsy, it will start trying to grab all your CPU
cycles so CPU and load should be hittign the roof.
As to the Kills not freeing memory...umm.
Wasn't there some statistics in the last few days about isp downtime in Germany?
I think it was a link on Linuxtoday
Andrew
On Sat, 15 Apr 2000, Pollywog wrote:
> On 14-Apr-2000 20:36:53 Vitux wrote:
> > Well over a year ago, I saw somewhere on the net that there
> > was an experiment comparing
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