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did you try all the stuff (especially the DVD stuff) on the Comprehensive Multimedia & Video Howto ? [url]http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766683[/url]

[QUOTE=khess;1180315]This idea brings up an associated idea: How about one of you, my loyal readers, installing Linux on your iPad?[/QUOTE] You may have just asked someone to violate an Apple license agreement. You should always think twice before asking anyone to tamper with Apple equipment. Meanwhile if you want a …

There are already so many Linux commercials: [url]http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=linux+commercial[/url]

11. Spends time wondering why command completion is in TOPS-20, Cisco IOS, BSD, GNU Hurd and Linux while CTRL/T for status information is in TOPS-20, Cisco IOS, BSD, GNU Hurd but not Linux. I.e. why did they keep one tradition and drop the other?

First check to see if you have a libfcgi install via any packages already: grep libfcgi /var/sadm/install/conents If grep finds anything you should try to use the command line option "-R" to set the runtime shared library path to the directory that contains the libfcgi.*so* shared library. See "man ld" …

The issues are 1) "Ylmf Windows XP" was a real pirated Microsoft product prior to the arrival of "Ylmf OS" which is Ubuntu Linux. The Ylmf team has been frightened away from distributing real Microsoft products by the arrest of the distributor of "Tomato Garden" which was also a real …

Install dependencies: [CODE]sudo aptitude install python-fuse python-elementtree[/CODE] Karmic only has python-gdata 1.2.4-0ubuntu2 which is too old so get gdata 2.0.6 from here: [url]http://code.google.com/p/gdata-python-client/[/url] and install that. Look for the README.txt and INSTALL.txt for info. Once the dependencies are satisfied: [CODE]sudo aptitude install subversion svn co http://google-docs-fs.googlecode.com/^Cn/trunk/ google-docs-fs[/CODE] and install that. …

If you are really running obsolete Red Hat 9 there is a GUI [url]http://dhcpdman.sourceforge.net/[/url]

The links on this page point to third party repositories for Fedora s/w. [url]https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/OtherRepositories[/url] If you follow them they have sections like "browse available packages".

Based on these instructions: [url]http://www.webhostgear.com/406.html[/url] 1) Login to your server as the root user. 2) cd /etc/apf 3) Use vi or nano or emacs to edit the /etc/apf/allow_hosts.rules file e.g.: vi /etc/apf/allow_hosts.rules 4) Scroll down until after their last comment with the ## Add the following in: tcp:in:d=443:s=YOURHOMEIPHERE out:d=443:d=YOURHOMEIPHERE The …