hitest

Seuss

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, KAT!!

danger................................nasty crocodiles nibbling on you............

I'd love a wireless PDA, just can't justify the expense right now. What is your favorite technology addiction?

LOL, nice one , iccaros! Clicky

hasta la vista

serenity

freedom

summer....................all of this food talk reminds me of good times in the summer.

flavor........................................BBQ sauce..........................now I'm getting hungry.

steak.....................yummy

I'm glad you're back, robroy breakfast

Very weird looking indeed! I stopped posting over there when they deleted the forum area that I was posting in.

VODKA!!!

Crocodile...............................hunter. "Please Sir, don't feed your child to the hungry reptile"

koala

outback........having a walk about

Yes, I'm sorry to say my buddy, macmarauder is right! We haven't heard from chinawht in a very long time. It has been months and months since my last e-mail from her. I think she's very ill or worse. I miss her a lot.

I'm just playing around now with Sylpheed on my Fedora box. I haven't used Sylpheed since Red Hat 9. It isn't a complex e-mail client, but, it's blazingly fast and it supports multiple pop accounts. I kind of like it.

Good point. Mandrake is not difficult at all to set-up or install, it installs quickly in about 20-30 minutes. It'll identify all of your hardware, auto-detect your router, your video card. It is very noobtastic. It is a great choice for a first Linux install, it's pretty hard to screw up. It'll auto partition your hard drive too. It is designed to be very user friendly and a lot of the settings are designed for beginners. However, it can be tweaked, you're not limited to the stock install, you can go in and mess around. I run it on a Plll 500 MHz Dell Optiplex with 192 MB RAM. It works

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Hi Jenny, just click on font, size, and color. Then click the link that says "Close All Tags" and you're good to go.

I've also heard that xandros is quite good and "windows-like". Is Xandros free or do you have to pay for it?

Sounds good, man. I'm looking forward to trying the new OO.

Heh. My understanding is that GCC doesn't schedule for the P4 at all. It does perform some instruction-level optimizations, but the code it produces is almost identical that produced for the (also unscheduled) i386 and i486 targets. All of the text that I provided is copied and pasted from the Fedora website. Fedora claims it's optimized for P4. I'm not in a position to argue with them. If Fedora is too much a RAM hog, that is, you won't be able to use a GUI I suggest you try Mandrake 10.1. Mandrake 10.1 is less RAM intensive and it is very good at identifying hardware. Here are the requ