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--- In gnubies-il@yahoogroups.com, "Lisi Feit Geffen" <ilug@s...>
wrote:
>
> OK, so no luck installing my usb ale 130 modem under Mandrake. I
> followed the directions on flashtux, googled, and emailed several
> lists but no go so far.
>
> What modems do you recommend that do work under Linux? Please
specify
> brand/model, and only reply if you've actually used that modem with
Linux.
>
> Thanks!
>
> -Lisi
Hello Man, Im using the modem ALCATEL and works, but ill tell u
something,for Linux users the nest solutions is not scape, If you want
new modem for eth0 U can get it, but first U need try configure ur
actual modem, I installed my modem ALE070 in red hat, turbolinux and
mandrake, but I never could in Slackware (I received ip from my ISP,
but I couldnt make ping and i handt firewall)...
Just try, if I can help you my msn is slackware77@..., good
luck.
PD: which distro r u using?
--- In gnubies-il@yahoogroups.com, "Lisi Feit Geffen" <ilug@s...>
wrote:
>
> OK, so no luck installing my usb ale 130 modem under Mandrake. I
> followed the directions on flashtux, googled, and emailed several
> lists but no go so far.
>
> What modems do you recommend that do work under Linux? Please
specify
> brand/model, and only reply if you've actually used that modem with
Linux.
>
> Thanks!
>
> -Lisi
Hello Man, Im using the modem ALCATEL and works, but ill tell u
something,for Linux users the nest solutions is not scape, If you want
new modem for eth0 U can get it, but first U need try configure ur
actual modem, I installed my modem ALE070 in red hat, turbolinux and
mandrake, but I never could in Slackware (I received ip from my ISP,
but I couldnt make ping and i handt firewall)...
Just try, if I can help you my msn is slackware77@..., good
luck.
PD: which distro r u using?
Oded is right, u also can try with the command tcsh, good luck.
--- In gnubies-il@yahoogroups.com, Shlomi Ben-Tzvi <shlomi_bt@y...>
wrote:
> hi everybody,
> where/how do i set the shell script to be run when a user loggin:
> "su - oracle"
> the session is logged not ot he's home dir as it would if a regular
login
>
> would occured ,
> thanks
>
>
>
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I recommend u Slackware, is the best distro,u can also try with
FreeBSD is better then many distros of Linux (Not better then Slack,
Debian and Gentoo, i think)
--- In gnubies-il@yahoogroups.com, Tzafrir Cohen <tzafrir@c...> wrote:
> On Tue, May 03, 2005 at 01:09:37PM -0000, goodmark74 wrote:
>
> > The truth is I want to do my homework... we are taking a unix
course
> > at collage and I thought it would be nice to be able to do the
> > homework at home instead of running to the computer lab every
time.
> > I don't realy want to invest a lot of time installing a whole new
OS
> > plus I do not have the experience, so a linux-on-a-diskett system
> > seemed to be an almost perfect solution. Does this make me a lazy
> > person?, perhaps, but also a student who is VERY stressed for
time.
> > I will try the knoppix, thank you.
>
> Knoppix should generally do the trick. Note that you need a distro
with
> gcc and the rest of the build tools, and not just Linux. Not all
minimal
> distros have them.
>
> > BTW, we could do all this in hebrew...
>
> http://www.iglu.org.il/mailing-lists/linux-heb.html
>
> Hmm... Does it have an archive anywhere?
>
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-
MMM...I see u dont want USB modem,right?, if u want one, go to http://
www.flashtux.org and look the database of drivers,there are many
modems USB u can get (like ALE 070, ALE130 and others)...but if u
want modem for ETH0 (its better), u just need plugin the modem, if u
have adsl u need download the rpppoe script to configure ur adsl, If u
are using Slackware just do it:
#adsl-setup
u need put ur username,pass, DNS1,DNS2, and maybe other date, and
after it...
#adsl-start
I think there are many distros with this script to configure ADSL,
good luck.
-- In gnubies-il@yahoogroups.com, "Lisi Feit Geffen" <ilug@s...>
wrote:
>
> --- In gnubies-il@yahoogroups.com, Shlomi Fish <shlomif@i...> wrote:
> > On Tuesday 29 March 2005 11:29, Lisi Feit Geffen wrote:
> > > What modems do you recommend that do work under Linux? Please
specify
> > > brand/model, and only reply if you've actually used that modem
> with Linux.
> > >
> >
> > I successfully used the Alcatel Modem (PPTP - can't remember the
> model) with
> > Linux. Right now I'm successfully using an ECI modem (PPPoE -
> "B-Focus Router
> > 270PR") connected through a Linksys Router. Generall, I believe
all
> PPTP and
> > PPPoE-based Ethernet modems should work.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Shlomi Fish
> >
>
> Thanks Shlomi, I'll call the nearest Bezeqstore to see what models
> they have.
>
> 1) I still need to get an ethernet card installed, right?
>
> 2) Are there any models that can be used as both a modem and a
router?
>
> 3) Do I need to install any drivers, or just configure the modem?
>
> Thanks!!!!!
>
> -Lisi
On Sunday 26 June 2005 15:41, Ivan Vanney wrote:
> Hello, im new in this list, my name is ivan, I hope help to Linux newbies,
> bye.
>
Hi Ivan!
Well, seems like you've been busy replying to a great deal of threads which
were also dead. Next time, please make sure you use proper grammar, spelling,
capitalization, and that you are coherent. Also, try to be a little less
annoying.
Regards,
Shlomi Fish
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is Evil with one of those gigantic E's you can find at the beginning of
paragraphs.
On Monday 27 June 2005 11:25, Sebastian Pederiva wrote:
> I want to know if there is some free Linux courses for newbies near tel
> aviv
>
> Sebastian
>
Hi Mr. Pederiva!
There aren't any free Linux courses yet, but there are going to be at the
beginning of the scholastic year as part of the "Welcome to Linux" series:
http://w2l.linux.org.il/
Regards,
Shlomi Fish
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
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paragraphs.
TODA
----- Original Message -----
From: "Shlomi Fish" <shlomif@...>
To: <gnubies-il@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, June 27, 2005 10:12 AM
Subject: Re: [gnubies-il] Hi all
> On Monday 27 June 2005 11:25, Sebastian Pederiva wrote:
>> I want to know if there is some free Linux courses for newbies near tel
>> aviv
>>
>> Sebastian
>>
>
> Hi Mr. Pederiva!
>
> There aren't any free Linux courses yet, but there are going to be at the
> beginning of the scholastic year as part of the "Welcome to Linux" series:
>
> http://w2l.linux.org.il/
>
> Regards,
>
> Shlomi Fish
>
>>
>>
>> Yahoo! Groups Links
>>
>>
>>
>
> --
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
> Shlomi Fish shlomif@...
> Homepage: http://www.shlomifish.org/
>
> Tcl is LISP on drugs. Using strings instead of S-expressions for closures
> is Evil with one of those gigantic E's you can find at the beginning of
> paragraphs.
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>
>
I'm thinking of buying a new computer and was wondering if anybody has
recommendations for a Linux friendly shop (I live in the Sharon area).
TIA
Blessings,
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HI ALL.
I have fedora3 and I want to install the compilers because when I
intalled the system I didn't checked to install them, so I haven't the
compilers.
Some one told me that I can install it from the CD's but I don't know how.
somebody can help me?
Thank you very very much.
Sebastian
On Wednesday 29 June 2005 17:58, Sebastian Pederiva wrote:
> HI ALL.
> I have fedora3 and I want to install the compilers because when I
> intalled the system I didn't checked to install them, so I haven't the
> compilers.
>
> Some one told me that I can install it from the CD's but I don't know how.
>
> somebody can help me?
>
Try using the "yum" program. Google for red-hat and yum.
Sorry, I do not have any first hand experience to help you further.
Regards,
Shlomi Fish
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Hello everybody
I decided to start using Linux instead of windows.
I read that Mandriva (aka Madnrake) is easy to use.
as I installed it, it had problems with my sata controller.
my MB is MSI via kt-600, with 8237 chipset.
does anybody has any clue?
On Tuesday, 19 בJuly 2005 17:32, ilanito2000 wrote:
> Hello everybody
> I decided to start using Linux instead of windows.
> I read that Mandriva (aka Madnrake) is easy to use.
> as I installed it, it had problems with my sata controller.
> my MB is MSI via kt-600, with 8237 chipset.
> does anybody has any clue?
Make sure you use a recent Mandriva installation - older versions had
limited SATA support. I recommend using the latest which is LE2005 (aka
10.2).
Also, I'm not familiar with your chipset, but it might be required that
your put it into "legacy mode" using the BIOS setup.
--
Oded
::..
Microsoft - We put the "backwards" into backwards compatibility.
ilanito2000 wrote:
> Hello everybody
> I decided to start using Linux instead of windows.
> I read that Mandriva (aka Madnrake) is easy to use.
> as I installed it, it had problems with my sata controller.
> my MB is MSI via kt-600, with 8237 chipset.
> does anybody has any clue?
>
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
Just a guess -- you have a Seagate hard drive and your MainBoard uses
the Silicon Image controller.
If so then the problem is with the Seagate hard drive:
http://home-tj.org/m15w/
"It's basically because of faulty SATA implementation of the affected
seagate hard drives combined with standard-compliant but peculiar
behavior of silicon image controllers."
Since you are just starting with Linux perhaps you could find another
hard drive (not Seagate) or switch to ide (instead of sata) for your
drive connector.
Blessings,
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Hello. I just set up a little Ubuntu rig here, and I'm practically a
complete newbie at Linux... I'm trying to figure out how to make it so
I can type in Hebrew in general, and specifically in X-Chat. I also
get that weird western-european gibberish instead of Hebrew when
someone else writes in Hebrew on IRC... So I'd like to know how to
sort that out. Also if you can reccommend a Hebrew font to use on
Firefox I'd be much obliged, the default is ugly as hell.
Thanks in advanced for any help I can get. :)
hi,
i feel like learning to write programs....i'm looking for
something not to difficult like vb for linux (fc3) environment
does anyone has any direction/sugestion ?
thanks
Shlomi Ben-Tzvi wrote:
>hi,
> i feel like learning to write programs....i'm looking for
> something not to difficult like vb for linux (fc3) environment
> does anyone has any direction/sugestion ?
>thanks
>
>
>
>
python, ruby?
>
>
>
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
On Friday 12 August 2005 00:27, Shlomi Ben-Tzvi wrote:
> hi,
> i feel like learning to write programs....i'm looking for
> something not to difficult like vb for linux (fc3) environment
> does anyone has any direction/sugestion ?
Well, congratulations on wanting to learn how to program. People are divided
between themselves on which languages should be learnt first. Some people
claim you should start with something low-level and close-to-the-hardware
like C. Some people claim that you can start with an Agile language
(Perl/Python/Ruby/etc.), which are useful and yet able to produce fast code.
Some people claim you should teach Object-Oriented-Programming in the first
course, and other people think it's not absolutely necessary. Some people
like Haskell as the first programmers' language, others like Scheme (SICP),
etc. I even heard of someone who taught students how to program using first
DOS Batch files and then Assembly.
I fall into the camp that believes an Agile language would be best at this
point. You have several choices: Perl, Python, Ruby, etc. I have set up a
web-site which aims to be the first stop for Perl beginners:
http://perl-begin.berlios.de/
I did it because I like Perl and would like to help people who are new to it.
Other languages may be more suitable as a first programming language than
Perl, but I don't know. (I've studied programming using BASIC back at 1987,
and I wouldn't recommend starting with BASIC now.)
If you want to study Python, there is an online tutorial on www.python.org,
and plenty of online books on Python. I don't know about Ruby, because I
don't know it that well, and when I studied it was quite experienced.
Finally, you should probably read Eric Raymond's "How to become a Hacker"
Document:
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html
Or in its Hebrew Translation:
http://www.rootshell.be/~eg/faqs/hacker-howto.heb.html
Regards,
Shlomi Fish
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Tcl is LISP on drugs. Using strings instead of S-expressions for closures
is Evil with one of those gigantic E's you can find at the beginning of
paragraphs.
On Thursday 11 August 2005 19:13, Michael Sappir wrote:
> Hello. I just set up a little Ubuntu rig here, and I'm practically a
> complete newbie at Linux... I'm trying to figure out how to make it so
> I can type in Hebrew in general, and specifically in X-Chat.
You need to consult:
http://iglu.org.il/faq/cache/56.html
Note that Ubuntu may have an easier way of doing these things, but I don't
know what it is. What is described in the FAQ is the most portable and
distro-independant way of doing it.
> I also
> get that weird western-european gibberish instead of Hebrew when
> someone else writes in Hebrew on IRC... So I'd like to know how to
> sort that out.
You probably need to set the character set in that specific network of X-Chat
to ISO-8859-8. To do that, either do:
/charset iso-8859-8
on the IRC command line. Or look at the Character Set entry box in the
network-editing dialog of X-Chat.
> Also if you can reccommend a Hebrew font to use on
> Firefox I'd be much obliged, the default is ugly as hell.
Try the Culmus fonts.
http://culmus.sourceforge.net/
Hope it helps.
Regards,
Shlomi Fish
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paragraphs.
--- In gnubies-il@yahoogroups.com, Shlomi Fish <shlomif@i...> wrote:
> On Thursday 11 August 2005 19:13, Michael Sappir wrote:
> > Hello. I just set up a little Ubuntu rig here, and I'm practically a
> > complete newbie at Linux... I'm trying to figure out how to make it so
> > I can type in Hebrew in general, and specifically in X-Chat.
>
> You need to consult:
>
> http://iglu.org.il/faq/cache/56.html
>
> Note that Ubuntu may have an easier way of doing these things, but I
don't
> know what it is. What is described in the FAQ is the most portable and
> distro-independant way of doing it.
>
>
> > I also
> > get that weird western-european gibberish instead of Hebrew when
> > someone else writes in Hebrew on IRC... So I'd like to know how to
> > sort that out.
>
> You probably need to set the character set in that specific network
of X-Chat
> to ISO-8859-8. To do that, either do:
>
> /charset iso-8859-8
>
> on the IRC command line. Or look at the Character Set entry box in the
> network-editing dialog of X-Chat.
>
Thanks, that solved it. I had to fish around a bit but it turned out
all I needed for typing in Hebrew was already right there in Ubuntu
(or perhaps even in GNOME in general, I dunno.)
> > Also if you can reccommend a Hebrew font to use on
> > Firefox I'd be much obliged, the default is ugly as hell.
>
> Try the Culmus fonts.
>
> http://culmus.sourceforge.net/
>
I haven't tried the fonts yet but thank you anyways.
> Hope it helps.
>
> Regards,
>
> Shlomi Fish
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
> Shlomi Fish shlomif@i...
> Homepage: http://www.shlomifish.org/
>
> Tcl is LISP on drugs. Using strings instead of S-expressions for
closures
> is Evil with one of those gigantic E's you can find at the beginning of
> paragraphs.
Besides all that, could someone reccommend a general newbies' guide to
Linux? I feel clueless half the time and a good guide to give me the
basics might help with that.
Thanks in advanced again.
--- Shlomi Ben-Tzvi <shlomi_bt@...> wrote:
> hi,
> i feel like learning to write programs....i'm
> looking for
> something not to difficult like vb for linux (fc3)
> environment
> does anyone has any direction/sugestion ?
> thanks
>
>
>
i found a package "k3" or something. The book i 210 is
and the package included. A complete and perfect gui
for c++ code, available both for windows and Linux.
If you are interested, i'll find the exact name of the
package and book. Just let me know !
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On Thu, Aug 11, 2005 at 09:27:34PM -0000, Shlomi Ben-Tzvi wrote:
> hi,
> i feel like learning to write programs....i'm looking for
> something not to difficult like vb for linux (fc3) environment
> does anyone has any direction/sugestion ?
> thanks
>
Kdevelop and Anjuta on KDE/GNOME aim for the IDE. Gambas tried to be a
visual-basic clone.
But then again, don't dismiss what Shlomi wrote earlier about
perl/python/ruby.
When I want to write a small glue program on linux with just about zero
logic, I use a shell script (shell scripts are sometimes abused for more
than that. Mostly on start-up scripts and such).
When I want to write a slightly larger program, I normally use perl. (My
personal choice. Not sure I would recommend perl for someone who is not
familiar to at least one of c/awk/unix).
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I'm looking to install a Linux that will make use of my 64bit computer (AMD Athlon 64) and will dual boot with Win XP. I have some questions regarding:
*What is the difference between a 64bit linux to a 32bit one, will there be any old software that won't run on 64bit linux?
*Is every Linux distrib. potentially Hebrew enabled? Are there distribs that are more comfortrable for Hebrew input?
*When I'll reinstall Win XP, does it destroy the multi-boot (I intend to run each OS on a seperate sata drive)?
*WillI be able to share network resources (file, printers, etc.) between a Linux and a Windows computer?
* With Hebrew & 64 bit considerations, which distrib is the suitable if I'm a newbie to Linux and want an easy start, but intend to be a hard-core user (in sys. admin. and in programming, also to X win)? What book or manual is recommended with it?
Hi Asaf,
First, did you used to work at cellcom once ?
second, as for you questions:
i'm using FC3, and working with hebrew is not so sintuitive as in
windows.
as for share resources, there some utilities like Samba which allows
you to share printers and so on...
normaly when you install xp, it ask you where and if you want to go
over some other instalation.
i think that Fedora is realy great for start, there are a lot of
documentation on the net and the redhat site.
hope it helps a little
shlomi.
--- Asaf Revach <asafxrev@...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking to install a Linux that will make use of my 64bit computer
> (AMD
> Athlon 64) and will dual boot with Win XP. I have some questions
> regarding:
> *What is the difference between a 64bit linux to a 32bit one, will there
> be
> any old software that won't run on 64bit linux?
> *Is every Linux distrib. potentially Hebrew enabled? Are there distribs
> that
> are more comfortrable for Hebrew input?
> *When I'll reinstall Win XP, does it destroy the multi-boot (I intend to
> run
> each OS on a seperate sata drive)?
> *WillI be able to share network resources (file, printers, etc.) between
> a
> Linux and a Windows computer?
>
> * With Hebrew & 64 bit considerations, which distrib is the suitable if
> I'm
> a newbie to Linux and want an easy start, but intend to be a hard-core
> user
> (in sys. admin. and in programming, also to X win)? What book or manual
> is
> recommended with it?
>
> Thanks,
> Asaf.
>
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