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"All of which is to say - no amount of fear can stop the rise of free
media, or free software (they are the same, after all). The community
is vastly more innovative and powerful than a single company. And you
will never turn back the clock on elementary school students and
developing economies and aid agencies and fledgling universities - or
the Fortune 500 - that have found value in the wisdom of the open
source community. Open standards and open source …
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literally changing the face of the planet - creating opportunity
wherever the network can reach."
Jonathan Schwartz, CEO, Sun Microsystems
http://blogs.sun.com/jonathan/entry/what_we_did
Cheers
Praveen
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hi,
we have finalised arrangements to host the NRC-FOSS node in mumbai at
VJTI. VJTI is giving us a lab with 30 machines and space for holding
meetings, seminars, classes etc as well as an office. The node will
be coordinated by Professor Jitendra Shah from the VJTI end and
Mrugesh Karnik from the community end. Mrugesh is currently working
along with Pradeepto, Vihan and Anurag on this. We are sure that many
more community people will come forward to support this. The
facilities …
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fsug meetings, seminars, course etc etc. The node will also help
coordinate spreading of FOSS in colleges and schools in the state as
well as help NRC-FOSS in it's task of getting FOSS into the
curriculum of engineering colleges in the state. An important part of
the activity will be to encourage and foster the development of FOSS
code in the area. You may contact the node at nrcfoss.mumbai@au-
kbc.org. Physical location and contact details will be given as and
when they are set up.
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regards
Kenneth Gonsalves
Associate, NRC-FOSS
lawgon(a)au-kbc.org
http://nrcfosshelpline.in/web/
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List,
Does the command
import -depth 8 -density 72x72 filename.png
take a screenshot with 8bpp and 72dpi as resolution?
Though the tool
identify -verbose filename.png would list the details,
I just want to confirm, if I'm doing the right thing.
TIA.
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List,
Does the command
import -depth 8 -density 72x72 filename.png
take a screenshot with 8bpp and 72dpi as resolution?
Though the tool
identify -verbose filename.png would list the details,
I just want to confirm, if I'm doing the right thing.
TIA.
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S K Somaiya College of ASC- http://www.somaiya.edu/sksasc
ubunturos @ freenode
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I am using FC5. I have upgraded to latest version of kdebase and
kdebase-kdm, from kde-redhat rpms.
The problem when I enter my username and password in KDM , it just drops me
back to the same KDM screen , instead of my KDE desktop.
Root can login , and also a new test user I created was able to login.
With GDM , I can login to both KDE and Gnome. WIth KDM i cant login to
anything.
I have following version of kdebase and other rpms..
kdebase-3.5.6-3.fc5
kdebase-kdm-3.5.6-3.fc5
kde-settings-…
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kde-settings-kdm-3.5-18.fc5
Please help....calling all linux experts..
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Rony (?) wrote:
>
> Ubuntu has more automated processes whereas in Debian you got to do some
> things manually. I have used Sarge and Etch testing. In Debian if you
> put in a usb pen drive, it loads it but has to be accessed in a browser
> by entering its path. In Ubuntu it shows a nice icon on the desktop that
> you can double click. There are more examples but I can't recollect them
> all. Debian is excellent for console. Ubuntu for GUI. I don't want to
> comment on …
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Automated?
This pen-drive example looks crap. I have been using Pen-Drive on
Debian since c. 2004 (Sarge Snapshot).
Some more better examples?
Etch is not Testing, it is stable now (Since April 8). Live on current time!!
> Though one thing I must add that except for Sarge where it worked, I
> have been struggling and unable to share my printer over the network
> till today. I have to get files into my pen drive and paste them on the
> main printer machine.
Asked anywhere? Forums, IRCs? This list?
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Dhawal Doshy wrote:
>
>I slightly differ on this.. why doesn't debian (being the upstream
>provider for ubuntu) take feedback from the ubuntu community as well?
>Redhat does this for fedora/centos/scientific.. they even invited centos
>developers to collaborate on EPEL (though things are still being worked
>out).
Debian do in my cases. See any package in PTS.
There is section called: 'Patches from Ubuntu' and yes, all patches in
Ubuntu are available under: http://patches.…
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In many cases, Ubuntu is also upstream for Debian packages (because
some developers are working at Cannonical).
Ofcourse, Ubuntu has more artwork, shiny things than Debian.
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List,
I had to install GCC C compiler in Kubuntu 6.06, and
found that it isn't installed with the default setup.
I found out that GCC 4.0 base system (whatever that
is) is installed.
I used Adept to install GCC C compiler, assuming it
would setup everything that I need to run C programs.
You can run the command
(sudo apt-get install gcc-4.0) to install GNU C
compiler.
Assuming that the installation of the compiler is with
all the essential parts to run C programs, I wrote the
traditional "…
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passing a parameter to generate a specific output
file.
The result: "Error: error: stdio.h: No such file or
directory"
Logged on to the #gcc channel on IRC and I was told to
install libc6-dev.
(sudo apt-get install libc6-dev)
Now, this is just the C libraries. There are few
other packages that would have to be installed for
additional support of programming languages.
What next? Compiled and Executed the HelloWorld
Program.
Hope this experience helps, newbies like me. :)
For C++, I guess one needs libstdc++6-4.0-dev.
For those with loads of data transfer capabilites (no
caps) can use the following command
sudo apt-get install build-essentail.
Comments on this post are welcome.
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On 5/23/07, jtd wrote,
> Did you know that Novell signed a crooked deal with M$ to sue Linux
> users who had not paid Novell to use linux ?. Oh u did not. How could
> you with your head buried in the sand.
Ofcourse. I know it very well.
My head is always up and ready to face any real storm.. rather created
by FUDs from various sources.
> Did you know that Jeremy Allison resigned from Novell in protest
> against that stupid deal. And more recently Robert Love?
> Aha you did …
[View More]not. Your head was deeper in the sand.
Yes. He got good job at Google. My head is still up.
> Novel is seen as a company without scruples. And such companies are
> unable to sustain themselves in the long run. Using FOSS as the
> foundation to build your business is paticularly tricky becaus there
> is very little to compare with (or follow). But what is certain is
> that once you sully your reputation in the community it's curtains
> for you.
I agree that 'stupid deal' was really wrong and against whole FOSS
community, but bashing and ignoring contribution is keeping head deep
deep deeper in sand with bunch of water.
> All the best to those who think that working for Novell is a wonderful
> career opportunity.
Nope. I am not thinking that way :)
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