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Anybody using a "real" Linux domain 3746
In a message on Thu, 26 May 2005 19:25:55 -0400, wrote : Yes, this is in...
Single UNIX Specification Frequently Asked Questions FAQ Version 1.9
Single UNIX Specification Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ Version 1.9) Last Updated : Oct 28 2004: freq.ques,v 1.9 This is the Frequently Asked Questions file for the Single UNIX Specification. Its...
POSIX.1 Frequently Asked Questions FAQ Version 1.10
POSIX(R) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ Version 1.10) Last Updated : October 28 2004: freq.ques,v 1.10 This is the Frequently Asked Questions file for the POSIX 1003.1 standard (IEEE Std 1003.1...
MirrorArchive strategy plausible
I'm trying to develop an offsite mirror and archive strategy for two linux boxes I have. I have an offsite machine with 3 disks. One is...
Bad Linux Programmers
No. I'm not knocking Linux in general, just some of its code writers, and am grateful for their work even while I complain about certain aspects of it. I was cleaning my...
Bad Linux Programmers 3751
Captain Dondo True. And I should preface this by saying that I have little sympathy with the OP on just about anything he says...
Bad Linux Programmers 3752
Without knowing the modem, or communications software, and the local setup (init string, etc.), I might be looking at the modem...
Bad Linux Programmers 3753
Actually, with the exception of some winmodems that don't even have a speaker, that mode is the default at power...
Debian server *slow*. Can't enable DMA
I have setup a departmental server that I can't get working in UDMA mode. It's running Debian woody and has a custom 2.6.7 kernel...
MethodProgram for small "database" with some pictures entries 3755
Anton Suchaneck It depends on your more specific requirements - I'd ask myself things like: a) how is-will my data be structured - eg are you going to have a tree-like...
MethodProgram for small "database" with some pictures entries 3756
Thanks for the detailed suggestions! Using separate datafile was more or less what I've been thinking of. So I have files like: graph1...
MethodProgram for small "database" with some pictures entries 3757
Anton Suchaneck Makes sense. I notice that graph2 doesn't have propA and graph1 doesn't have propC, so how different will the properties applicable to each graph be? How many different properties do...
MethodProgram for small "database" with some pictures entries 3758
I will have about 10 properties each having a set of values. It a bit like...
MethodProgram for small "database" with some pictures entries 3759
Anton Suchaneck Depending on how you intend specifying search criteria you may want to think carefully about exactly what each property should contain. eg. propA has a few different types of data...
OT: tools to automate info access from web
On comp.os.linux.misc, in No. That's what the merchants who have taken over the Web want you to think. wget is but one of the excellent non-interactive webtools available. Chances are, you can...
New Version 3.00 of HLA Adventure now available for Linux
A new version of HLA Adventure has just been released for Linux-Red Hat. The version number is 3.00. Changes in version 3.00 include: Small bug fixes, 25 new rooms added, 4 new items added...
fetchmail issues
Does anyone know of a step-by-step HOWTO on fetchmail and multidrop? I like to think I'm a relatively smart guy but...
fetchmail issues 3763
virtusertable and mailertable are described more than adequately in the cf-README file in the sendmail...
Linux and audio pro 3765
www.blackcatcrossing.net writes: Christ, overreact again why don't you? No, you haven't slandered me. And I never came...
Linux and audio pro 3766
Well, that's the way it appears to this rec.audio.pro reader. I don't recall a balanced response from a Linux responder...
Linux and audio pro 3767
Linux? Do you want to create music or twiddle with your computer? Linux currently has at least 5 different sound servers, none of which talk to each other. If you are interested in low latency...
Linux and audio pro 3768
Marko Shindler snip - nonsense and FUD This guy reminds me of someone I keep running into on music forums. He seems to think he knows every damn...
Linux and audio pro 3769
Mike Rivers Thank you for asking!! LiveCD, no need to even install Linux: I don't think dynebolic comes with ardour, at least it is not among its advertized features. Complete...
Linux and audio pro 3770
Sammy Again, it is quite obvious we are dealing with yet another anti-linux whack job who...
Linux and audio pro 3771
On Tue, 31 May 2005 13:48:43 -0700, Noah Roberts That's the problem, I'm not arguing. You are doing that. I am also...
Linux and audio pro 3772
Sammy Vacation time? Time speant watching TV? Time spent at the BBQ? I don't think IRS would...
Linux and audio pro 3773
On Tue, 31 May 2005 14:39:01 -0700, Noah Roberts Downtime is downtime. I prefer to relax and forget about my work...
Linux and audio pro 3774
An incredibly basic one. This is really quite pointless. You compare unfairly. Pro-Tools did not come installed. ReWire did not come installed...
Linux and audio pro 3775
Lorin David Schultz Why would you want to do a disk defrag? Are you having bad performance that you think a defrag would fix? Or is it just because you believe that...
Linux and audio pro 3776
Some of each. The machine (an 800-something G4) isn't keeping up with the work, so I thought it might be that the big ol' video files were getting splattered...
Linux and audio pro 3777
There are several areas: 1. For the typical user, dealing with viruses and-or spyware. 2. For those who are into games, dealing with drivers and DirectX. Whenever...
Linux and audio pro 3778
Certainly there would be an increase in exploits in the wild for Linux or OS X if they had the same number of users has Windows, but it would not...
Linux and audio pro 3779
This is all true. BUT, most of the problems with Windows have been design issues...
Linux and audio pro 3780
BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Tue, 31 May 2005 23:17:05 +1200, You skipped most of the steps with MS-Windows, first, you have to know...
Linux and audio pro 3781
Pretty much. You seem to have some sort of Microsoft-centric blinders that prevent you from realizing...
Linux and audio pro 3782
BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Wed, 1 Jun 2005 13:11:45 +1200, read along... follow the words, you'll figure it out...
Linux and audio pro 3783
Jim Richardson First, this has really diverted from the topic and just turned into arguments about things that have no meaning. Second, to be fair...
Heather_Nova... my virual girlfriend
Hi BobCain, Re: Unix, or maybe WinXP, You I've often wondered about " whence the registry." Does Unix have...
GConf Was Heather_Nova... my virual girlfriend. 3785
Juha Siltala I find that rather hard to believe since C# is so new. There really hasn't been enough time for a mbutt of developers...
GConf Was Heather_Nova... my virual girlfriend. 3786
On Sun, 05 Jun 2005 11:52:12 -0700, Noah Roberts I don't know how many Windows programmers have adopted C# by now. The number is probably growing though. Hardly C# is so difficult that...
Linux and audio pro 3787
En-na Geoff Wood ha escrit: Today i got my packages updated. I can tell what packages were updated...
Linux and audio pro 3788
On Tue, 31 May 2005 12:21:52 -0700, Noah Roberts Yea and why don't you tell them about the week you spent installing Gentoo? Sure, and this...
Linux and audio pro 3789
I buttumed an installed system. You can't run setup.exe on a computer that hasn't had windows installed either. Windows takes all day to install also...
Linux and audio pro 3790
I just don't know what to say. Maybe after the wounds heal. I wouldn't have gotten my last decent label deal if I had not been able to supply a 2" analog...
Linux and audio pro 3791
Sammy Yes, Gentoo is a distribution meant for non-newbies that wish to go totally custom. It is probably the hardest and most consuming...
Linux and audio pro 3792
Sammy No, this is how someone reacts when someone tries to smokescreen. Correct. Incorrect. Not only was it not forgotten but you are wrong about the rest also. Not the...
Linux and audio pro 3793
On Mon, 30 May 2005 21:53:28 -0700, Noah Roberts But it only takes 10 minutes to import a wave, apply effects and see the program go...
Linux and audio pro 3794
You've left off downloading the thing so you can double click it. You've also left off *finding* the download after you download it--it is hard to...
Linux and audio pro 3795
In comp.os.linux.advocacy, Geoff Wood wrote on Thu, 2 Jun 2005 08:04:38 +1200 I wonder about this metric. Granted, it has the virtue of simplicity for the complete newbie, but there are several issues regarding time...
Linux and audio pro
Don't care that much, when I had a linux machine up and running before I took a lightning hit I was...
Linux and audio pro 3797
Most GUI apps have keyboard shortcuts. MS actually makes it pretty easy to make them in their...
Linux and audio pro 3798
Noah Roberts I can't believe I'm getting into this discussion but since I do have a rather unique historical prespective, what the hell. Huh? Non sequitor. You define "works...
Linux and audio pro 3799
Richard Crowley Audacity works on Linux just fine. However, Ardour is much better. I'm sure the cakewalk and pro-tools packages are also considerably more powerful or there would be no argument...Linux would be...
Linux and audio pro 3800
Waldo Whatever. Me thinks you *might* have tried an old version...if you even tried it at all. Again, whatever. Ardour isn't a 'toy'. I...
Linux and audio pro 3801
John When I need support there are several options: 1. Contact the author(s) of the offending program. 2. Contact the distribution, most have support mailing lists where you...
Linux and audio pro 3802
This is not a problem. The programs that my clients see me using are designed to be used by professionals...
Linux and audio pro 3803
generally yes, for the routine stuff. however, in a professional situation, there are times where the routine is not the question. many times I have been in production, pressing the envelope of system capabilities and...
