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http://vivien.franken.de/images/unix/sco_toilet_paper.sized.jpg
I want a roll of that :)
Steve C
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Steve Clement
Unix System Administrator
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L-8041 Bertrange
Tel: +352 261 276-2
Fax: +352 261 276-9
mailto:steve@ion.lu
http://www.ion.lu
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Following an earlier thread, I subscribed to cvo. First joke was that
they refused my email address, called it "invalid". That is funny
because Visual Online is owned partly by ept.lu, I thought they might
know that...
So I registered with my GMail account and got today my contract number
and password. Very secret stuff, because it's "recommandé" and I had to
go and collect it at a post office.
Tried to connect right now with Mozilla 1.7.5 and of course - it doesn't
work. After entering contract number and password and pushing "OK", just
nothing happens. Not even an error message, I just stay on the same
screen. I have tried it about 5 times, so I should have been blocked or
something, but again no news.
Has anybody else been more successful?
-pu
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March 9 2005 meeting with Jeannot Krecké and members of the lux. parliament.
This is what we understood from the discussion:
For Jeannot Krecké it is important that it is not the national
courts that decide on whether patents are valid or not.
He thinks it is important to have a directive.
He is for limiting software patents to real technical inventions.
The definitions using "forces of nature" is fine with him.
He supports the interoperability amendment proposed by Luxembourg (6a).
His reason for pushing for an A-item, after previous discussion with
the other ministers before the conference, is that by taking the text
back to B-item it would never have been possible to get a political
agreement on this subject again. The only solution he saw to get a
directive at all was to let it move through the council and try to
strive to get better amendments in the second reading at the
European Parliament and at the council.
He is convinced that this is indeed possible thanks to the annotations
of the different countries that have been attached the text to the EP
and that he talked to Rocard about it.
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7, Rue Jacques Sturm L-2556 Luxembourg
Office:+352 710725 608 Home:+352 406776
http://www.lilux.lu/
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> Top 5 Reasons to Attend the 2005 USENIX Annual Technical Conference
> April 10-15, 2005, Anaheim, CA
> http://www.usenix.org/usenix05/progb
>
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>
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>
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>
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>
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>
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>
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>
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>
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On Thursday 10 March 2005 09:13, Patrick Useldinger wrote:
> Patrick Kaell wrote:
> > Until now, it may not have been a big problem, if you didn't need a
> > current and stable system at the same time. But now the slow release
> > schedule may introduce a severe problem. Sarge uses DEVFS, a system
> > which has created some problems on the driver level, created race
> > issues, is not maintained anymore and may even be removed from the
main
> > kernel tree by mid 2005 according to Linus Torvalds. A switch to
udev is
> > out of question according to some Debian developers as this switch
would
> > delay the release of Sarge by additional 2 years. So Sarge will
stick to
> > DEVFS, which means a considerable load increase to the Debian
security
> > team, which will have to maintain DEVFS themselves and will have to
> > backport security fixes to obsolete software packages.
>
> I wasn't specifially criticising Debian, but mentionning it as a
> counter-example of an efficient process.
> The Linux kernel is another good example of 'good dictatorship', isn't
it?
Maybe the Linux kernel can be considered as a "good dictatorship"
according to
the way it is managed. However I think it is a quite different
"dictatorship" than Microsoft's: do you think the developpers of the
Linux kernel could force down our throat something like the project
"Palladium"? I bet there would be a fork
before the end of the day it is announced :-P
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> Hello,
>
> A not so good opinion of Open source...
>
> http://www.ranum.com/editorials/divide-conquer/
> Paulo
> @+
Regardless of the validity of the argumentation, am I the only one who
thinks that guy is saying: "Democracy doesn't work, so let's pick a good
dictatorship." ?
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The linux Fest 2005 is coming soon.
~ 23rd and 24th of April
in the LGL (Lycée de Garçons Luxembourg)
All members are requested to help for this exceptional event.
The most important is to advertise the event !!
Talk to your friends and family and even people you don't even know about it !!!
For the organization please update the WikiPage:
~ http://www.linux.lu/wiki/index.php/LinuxFest
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7, Rue Jacques Sturm L-2556 Luxembourg
Office:+352 710725 608 Home:+352 406776
http://www.lilux.lu/
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