Cash. Also, check the Freshmeat Appindex (http://appindex.freshmeat.net).
xacc is packaged for slink. gnucash is packaged for potato (but will
install on slink, it has been built on a slink system so far). You'll
need to also grab `xmhtml1'.
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n converted after being shown a few major vim
conveniences.
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Tyson Dowd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://tyse.net/
ways next day shipping for people in Melbourne anyway.
You can place a preorder now at http://tyse.net/linux-cds/ and it
will probably be shipped by Monday.
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uot; bit just means the vendor
hasn't modified it.
Many vendors allow you to make a donation alongside your payment for the
CDs. You can also send donations directly to SPI who will keep the
money on behalf of Debian.
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some excitement and want to beta test.
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Tyson Dowd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://tyse.net/
ly updated a hamm box to slink with these images with
a few tweaks (just installing a few packages by hand with "dpkg -i").
I expect to create new images in a day or two that should be even smoother.
See http://tyse.net/linux-cds/ if you want to order them.
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average this will double the size of the ftp
archive. But it will reduce traffic. Except people will probably just
upgrade more often (the same way that building freeways increases
traffic).
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Tyson Dowd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://tyse.net/
where you
are and what kind of store you are running.
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sh to even be competitive.
This isn't meant to discourage you from doing it, but it just didn't
sound like you had really thought it all through if you think you can
sell for $1 each.
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d
author. It was also the cheapest 4x write drive and kit available
at the time, which certainly didn't harm its chances ;-)
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ry
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin
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s in the debian-cd package.
Using these and a debian mirror, you can generate an debian CD
pretty easily.
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se hamm system.
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On 07-Aug-1998, Thomas Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to inquire if other people out there had similar difficulties obtaining
> the hamm images.
>
> First I tried the cdimage.debian.org server and learned people outside of the
> ukaren't welcome there. Then I checked the mirror site in
eparate (but releated) project.
The best way to get Debian as a commercial product is to make it one.
This is the power of free software -- you can do that. Many of the
developers are not interested in marketing or selling or
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On 03-Aug-1998, Robert Claeson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Maybe I'm wrong or too phragmatic, but I just don't see much of a
> problem with using free and non-free code in the same system. If
> Informix was to create a Debian package of their database, would they
> be prohibited from doing so?
T
tt will do this all the time. That's why its version number is less
than 1. I love mutt, but I hate the fact that it isn't stable yet.
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# away from becoming anot
On 28-Jul-1998, Paul Sellers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> All I wanted was info on installilng Linus on a Win95 system. A search on
> "Win95" got 18 hits, none of which (summary) mentioned Win95.
> Most everything I clicked off the main page didn't load (quickly).
>
> I was perusing the bootDisk #
nothing about -onojoliet (or
> joliet at all), maybe I need a newer version of mount? (2.7l)
> Or is this information stashed somewhere else?
I think this might be a bug in kernel 2.0.33 -- it only happened with
my 2.0.33 box (not my 2.0.32 and 2.0.34 boxes). I've also never seen
docum
ld be a very useful feature
to support for games. Of course for *real work* it's useless (in fact,
probably harmful!). Then again, for real work, using the CD-Rom to play
audio files is useless.
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;
> Perhaps I will give you a yell when hamm is out for real.
I hope to be able to offer binary, source and contrib CDs for the final
release too.
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# away from becoming another Ja
.
Email me for ordering information if you are interested.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]# "No Mr Bond, I expect you to upgrade.&
be a problem (how would somebody find my machine?)
Sometimes newsreaders automatically try to read new groups, or
if they have run out of groups they will look through for more
(sometimes trying them all). I've had undesirable behaviour from
nn that means leafnode tries to grab extra groups.
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On 26-Feb-1998, Jason Gunthorpe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Fri, 27 Feb 1998, Tyson Dowd wrote:
>
> > There might be other things that can be done - I'm not sure what's
> > causing load problems with the server on va, but these are some of
> >
On 26-Feb-1998, Jason Gunthorpe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Fri, 27 Feb 1998, Tyson Dowd wrote:
>
> > A CVS server is a single entity. If you're looking for ways to reduce
> > load on a CVS server, I have some ideas for that, but I believe multiple
>
&
On 26-Feb-1998, Remco van de Meent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey,
>
> Anyone know of a nice way to keep different CVS servers synchronized with
> each other?
A CVS server is a single entity. If you're looking for ways to reduce
load on a CVS server, I have some ideas for that, but I believe m
On 17-Feb-1998, David Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Just to raise a chuckle and let you see how much ignorance is out there,
> this was posted by someone calling themselves, I believe, a unix sys
> admin, in the "dos" Onenet conference (FirstClass conf system) last September
>
> : Linux
On 16-Feb-1998, Marcelo E. Magallon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I know this is off topic, but I don't have access to cola (and
> newsgroups in general) and I feel more confortable asking here, because I
> want Linux specific answers.
>
> Ten days ago a professor here bought a
n your xsession, and all
your shells spawned from that xsession will inherit the connection
to ssh-agent and be able to ssh without entering your password.
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would cause trouble with other
packages, you could be certain the windows installer/uninstaller would
have more complex dialogs as well.
I'll agree things could be improved, but Mac/Windows is simply NOT the
way to go.
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# Sur
l
newbie system" and will get a usuable default. Once you're ready, you
can go play with the alternatives.
At the moment, Debian seems to be more popular as a "second system" --
once you've tried a different Linux first, or used o
r message. I've run a quake servers list for
over a year, and it's *still* the number one question I get.
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