Oi, lemme know your score!!

 

Play Flash Game!

 

My score is 593.5 :)

When you use Windows for years. and try to stop useing windows and use Linux. it makes you feel different and, don't know what to do next heh.

 

don't you feel that??

 

i just feel odd... well, i guess - alot of files is on windows machine heh. the sound is so quiet coz normally MSN pops up that make sounds.

hi... anyone can recommend cheap and good hosts for a personal website? website will have scripting in pages and forums.

 

been looking at supanames.co.uk and oneforone.co.uk but these are UK prices. anyone can recommend some good hosts from the US?

to install fluxbox in fedora and add it to your sessions list please read this.

 

cheers

 

anyweb

Here are a few shot of my home network.

You can see my great wiring, drilling, IT skills!!

 

Picture list:

• Modem and Wireless Router
  
  
• The wiring job
  
  
• the closet w/ cables
  
  
• the closet
  
  

Does anyone know how to convert .stx to .gif, .jpg, .png, anything? (friking open office art)

If it is possible at all...

 

I was just playing around and I happend to make somthing pretty cool.

haha.

My job only has a T1 line and we have around 100 RH servers that need to stay updated. If there are upgrades to apply it will quickly saturate the line for a period of time and I could space out all of the upgrade times but that is no fun. So what do I do? I create my own apt mirror from an offical RH mirror site.

 

I use rsync. Here is the contents of my script.

 

how do i mount an iso to my harddrive? I'm having trouble burning the iso file , it just burns the one file to disk. anyway i figure it'll be easier to just mount the iso and then move all the files to a cd . so this is what i did:

 

[root@localhost tarballs]# mkdir /mnt/iso

[root@localhost tarballs]# ls /mnt

cdrom cdrom1 floppy hdb iso

[root@localhost tarballs]# /mount slax* /mnt/iso

-bash: /mount: No such file or directory

[root@localhost tarballs]# mount slax* /mnt/iso

mount: slax-3.0.25-2.iso is not a block device (maybe try `-o loop'?)

[root@localhost tarballs]# mount -o slax* /mnt/iso

mount: can't find /mnt/iso in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab

[root@localhost tarballs]# mount -o slax-3.0.25-2.iso /mnt/iso

mount: can't find /mnt/iso in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab

[root@localhost tarballs]# mount -o /mnt/iso slax-3.0.25-2.iso

mount: can't find /home/tim/tarballs/slax-3.0.25-2.iso in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab

[root@localhost tarballs]# rmdir /mnt/iso

[root@localhost tarballs]# ls /mnt

cdrom cdrom1 floppy hdb

[root@localhost tarballs]#

 

what am i doing wrong ?

have fun

-tek-

It dosnt sound like the greatest idea.. but what do i know o_O

I've always hated that linux can't do this and windows can. Why do windows users get to have two different programs access the sound card. Well linux can do it to. The best way is to have a sound card that is supported in Alsa. Most people use xmms. Xmms defaults its output to OSS which will take control of the soundcard and if you launch mozilla and watch a flash page there will be no sound :/. So open up the config in xmms and change the output to Alsa if you use the alsa drivers. If you use kde or gnome you can use artsd or esound. There will be some latency when using those. I'd try alsa first.