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Comments:
<0> Sigs, and you think when you compile something new (with 0 knowledge) would be more secure ?!
<1> mikebot: Other
<2> lucaas, thanks
<3> Anyone here use a DVI cable? (Or does everyone use VGA?)
<4> mikebot, it is .deb / apt-get
<5> oskude: i have learned everything in life by trying, and researching..
<6> epp re-download, the file is broken
<2> ompaul, i don't know what that is
<7> hmmm...
<1> mikebot: are you downloading limewire?
<7> ok...
<8> pianoboy3333, CGA here
<9> pianoboy3333: yes - one 3ft long and one 50ft long
<5> I have been googling for 2 hours and thought of getting some help
<2> lucaas, trying to, yes
<8> CGA->VGA
<5> is that too much ??
<2> lucasvo_, ***
<5> this is a test system.. not in production
<3> mindlace: DVI?
<9> both dvi, yes
<4> mikebot, it is .deb / apt-get Not rpm
<9> erm, i guess the 50' is vga->dvi
<2> lucasvo_, the guide on the ubuntu wiki has false information regarding downloading a file
<2> ompaul, ah, okay, thanks
<4> epp, stop with the enter and partial thoughts please - that is spamming the channel thanks
<3> mindlace: does your ubuntu loading screen look like this: http://pianoboy3333.juicemedia.tv/photos/messed1.jpg ?
<10> I killed ubuntu's x windows
<0> Sigs, so you could (should?) have found that it was fixed in ubuntu as Seveas said...
<10> it wont load it
<3> mindlace: besides the xfce
<3> blue
<0> Sigs, ok for testing you can do what ever you like :)
<11> omg, its very busy here :D
<9> oh.. heck no, neither on this g5 nor on my amd64 server at work
<3> uggg...
<5> oskude : I went strictly by what OpenSSl said on their webpage.. that there was a serious security flaw and that .98a was the fix
<0> Sigs, yup
<12> anyone is there a tool to build ubunutu releases from source in an automated fashion ?
<8> Is it true that Breezy does not run .php files in the default installation with Apache2?
<5> It didn't even occur to me that ubuntu had somehow done their own thing.. being that OpenSSL is the source
<5> But, very much appreciated it :) I can start downloading now !
<13> __Lamont__: you have to install php ;)
<14> how can I shutdown any uneeded processes ?
<6> __Lamont__, correct, you will need to install the libapache2mod-php5 package
<0> __Lamont__, allso apache1.3 needs php module for that...
<3> Does anyone's loading screen look like this: http://pianoboy3333.juicemedia.tv/photos/messed2.jpg
<5> But, is there a reason why so many implicit declarations ?
<15> is there something like vnc but only going one direction ?
<15> you can controll mouse and keyboard but don't get pix back
<12> pianoboy3333, only when i switch to console (f1) in breezy
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