Hi all I use cable modem for my mail seerver on linux Rh 7.0. setup uses squid ,sendmail ,fetchmail and ipchains and RIP. Now question is when i use WinXP For internet sharing only then my internet usage go up to 400MB and when same is replaced by above setup then it goes to 1 gb WHY so much of difference ? and let me know how to reduce this on linux ,all other services on linux r stopped . Wht do i do and is squid the reason? please mail me if possible... bye thnx in advance.
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On Mon, 27 Jan 2003, upendra wrote:
Now question is when i use WinXP For internet sharing only then my internet usage go up to 400MB and when same is replaced by above setup then it goes to 1 gb WHY so much of difference ? and let me know how to reduce this on linux ,all other services on linux r stopped . Wht
it seems likely that caching isn't set up correctly in squid. You may want to try increasing your cache settings.
Philip
I am working on making a Network Monitoring System and want ot make a front-end system using either GTK or Qt designer, which would be better for me. In either case can anyone guide me through the basics of each of them. I also heard that Qt applications are run only under KDE, is that true?
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On Mon, 27 Jan 2003, Varun wrote:
I am working on making a Network Monitoring System and want ot make a front-end system using either GTK or Qt designer, which would be
If you're good at C++, use Qt, if you prefer C, use Gtk+
of each of them. I also heard that Qt applications are run only under KDE, is that true?
Qt applications require the qt libs installed or linked in statically. You can run them under any environment. The same is true for Gtk+ apps.
Philip
On Mon, Jan 27, 2003 at 05:40:00AM -0800, Varun wrote:
I also heard that Qt applications are run only under KDE, is that true?
Not true. Opera is a QT based application I run it under all my WMs (fluxbox, kwin, xfce, icewm, etc).
On Mon, Jan 27, 2003 at 05:40:00AM -0800, Varun wrote:
I am working on making a Network Monitoring System and want ot make a
I am not certail about GTK, I have only started to program using qt.
front-end system using either GTK or Qt designer, which would be better for me. In either case can anyone guide me through the basics of each of them.
Go through the tutorials at the website, they are how to program them yourself using a text editor, do not use the qt designer tutorial straight away. First understand the mechanisms of GUI programming using those tutorials and only later do through the qt designer manuals (designer should only be used to speed up the development process do not expect the qt designer to do everything for you).
I also heard that Qt applications are run only under KDE, is that true?
KDE uses the qt libraries, qt does not run under KDE.
On Mon, Jan 27, 2003 at 05:40:00AM -0800, Varun wrote:
I am working on making a Network Monitoring System and want ot make a front-end system using either GTK or Qt designer, which would be better for me. In either case can anyone guide me through the basics of each of them. I also heard that Qt applications are run only under KDE, is that true?
Sorry for the seprate reply here are the URLs.
/usr/share/doc/qt-devel-3.0.5/html/tutorial.html
I was hunting for this on the net, but in vain.