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<0> bimbo25: do you have an X server installed AND configured correctly?
<1> howdy, ****ers.
<2> we hate you too :P
<3> i think they got bought out last year or so
<3> heya D-side
<4> wI cant imagine that applix has ever been more expensive than somthing else
<5> I am getting a high pitched tone when there is a lot of black, or dark colors on my monitor
<3> our package is around $10k with the licenses and updates
<0> Steakk: on the new monitor?
<1> Steakk: throw it out the window
<6> guys I'm looking for a shell account (small account, only basic commands (gcc, gdb, ...)). I'm a student and I need to test some things about linking and compiling, only that, any idea where can I get the account?
<3> zs0ujiro: scram
<2> Steakk: refresh rate, I bet
<6> scram?
<3> we don't serve out shell accounts here
<0> zs0ujiro: download a version of linux and install it on your own machine
<5> Tamahome: readin the book now so I can configure Xorg
<6> waznz: I KNOW i can buy a linux distro, but that's not what i need right now
<2> you don't even need to buy anything
<2> unless your bandwidth isn't "free"
<0> zs0ujiro: it will perform what you want it to though.
<6> anyway, I only need a shell account, can't really install linux right now
<2> we don't do shells in here
<5> the book does not tell me the refresh rate and sych rates?
<0> zs0ujiro: read the faq in the topic.
<2> Steakk: crappy book
<5> *nod*
<6> I know Tamahome, I was just asking if you got any idea where can I get one
<0> zs0ujiro: try google. I hear he's rumoured to be the son of God.
<7> where the plugins directory for mozilla?
<2> well, you can google for pay shells, your ISP might even have one for you (but it may not be Linux)
<7> in ubuntu
<7> (firefox actually... sorry)
<8> waznz, do you use DCL personally?
<9> ok.. I read a bit on the errno 13 error, for startx.. Should i disable the option "LSB
<2> poileded: probably $HOME/.mozilla/plugins
<0> mabaa: yes-ish. I need to get more disciplined, but yes.
<8> for what sort of thing?
<7> Tamahome, nope, but isnt there a global directory
<7> ?
<0> I use it to track billable time + tasks to do.
<2> ummm, what I meant was create it
<7> nm found it
<7> /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/plugins
<0> I used to use it to ***ign tasks and check progress as well
<2> but yes, globally is probably ... yes
<8> use it as a personal organizer or you have a company?
<10> here's something soujiro: http://www.ductape.net/~mitja/freeunix.shtml
<0> mabaa: I do freelance work.
<6> thank you d347h
<8> cool
<10> np..
<6> but I think i already tried it, still hard to find one
<8> so you think it would be ok to use it just for the ticket system? For all I know they wil ldecide to start using it to collaborate on othe rprojects as well though
<5> is DFP the correct option for "ConnectedMonitor" in xorg.conf for a TFT?
<11> hi all
<5> nm
<8> hey
<0> Hi OM
<2> dunno... I haven't used X since before the "big split"
<11> hi waznz
<0> mabaa: sure. you don't pay anything to use it ... plus you can start using it for tracking time if you want. though as cappicard said, it does time as a decimal, not start/finish
<0> mabaa: I was going to cruft an app to put a start/pause/finish button type thing to make data entry even easier ... but it's got sidelined in favour of paying work
<5> that high pitched ringing is pissing me off
<3> Steakk: tried changing resolution?
<1> Steakk: thats not a good thing.
<5> same thing at a diff res
<2> Derek: I told him it's likely the refresh rate, not the rez
<5> Tamahome: I am ****in with the refresh too, no avail
<3> *nod*
<2> wierd
<3> Steakk: running at 60Hz?
<5> yup
<5> 60hz @ 1024x768
<3> can you adjust it to 62Hz?
<5> was at 1280x1024, with same issues
<12> hi all, I have a network with 150 workstations, I want a certain log to be sent to my email every afternoon without disrupting myuser. is this possible?
<5> cappicard: not via the KDE Gui...perhaps if I learned the xorg.conf better, i could
<3> how about your color depth?
<11> ngine: that doesn't make any sense at all
<5> cappicard: lemme play around
<3> ok
<5> cappicard: I get it when i CTRL-ALT-F1 for terminal as well though
<3> ugh
<5> the KVM wouldnt be causing probs, would it?
<3> I would probably return that monitor
<3> may be.
<1> yeah.
<12> OldMonk: We have this Accounting problem that crashes all the times, my supplier wants those logs
<1> i'm not liking the sound of that.
<2> could be, try connecting directly to the machine and see if it happens
<1> no pun untended.
<11> ngine: logs of an accounting problem?
<12> yes
<13> after how many consecutive evenings ?
<5> I cant tell if it is the monitor, or the builtin speakers (not used, have the volume down on them, and muted via the OSD of the monitor)
<11> whitecap: i already have it
<5> I am going to ***ume the monitor, as it is only happening when there is black on the screen(in great amounts)
<12> is this possible?
<5> or anything darker in color, actually
<2> whitecap: did he tell you about the time when....
<11> ngine: you're just not making any sense at all
<0> Steakk: sometimes speaks can still whine when muted ... GSM phone close by? or an unshielded transformer?
<5> no, I dont know where my phone is, and nothing else of great power nearby
<2> I don't think I was even IRC'ing in '96
<0> well, crap sticks
<12> OldMonk: its like this, onsite support is not included from my supplier, so he wants the log (error.log) on that time it happens.
<0> I was very infrequent on IRC in '96
<13> Tamahome: #linux was _much_ smaller
<5> well, the PC is nearby, but the where the PSU resides in the case is a good 5 feet away from the monitor
<0> PC PSU's are usually OK - there's a huge metal casing around it ...
<11> ngine: i'm not interested anymore
<13> Tamahome: OldMonk was a corperate whore. sgi iirc
<11> yeah, sgi
<0> Are they still around? Or have they finally gone away?
<11> they more or less died when i left... stock crashed, clients went away...
<14> what do u call windows irc server
<14> ircu?
<12> thanks OldMonk
<5> aario: 'retarded'
<5> cappicard: the 'ringing' is comming from the back of the monitor
<14> it is
<11> aario: we don't call it anything in this channel
<5> perhaps it is just something that LCD's do...I mean, I have never had one...perhaps an EXTREMELY high pitched noise is normal?
<14> wircu
<0> Steakk: all the power cables are plugged in and secure? no strange loose things floating in the back of the monitor?
<15> steakk no
<5> nope
<0> aario: why are you asking of windows servers in #linux?
<5> OH, could it be the power strip that is being used? (its on the same strip as 2 PC's)
<3> Steakk: it could be.
<15> no idea, but its not normal
<0> Steakk: I've got two LCD's here - no problems with high pitched sound ... and I'm very sensitive to it
<0> Could be ... although my PC(s) and LCD's are plugged into the same thing ...
<0> errr thing/power strip
<5> damn, same issue
<5> this ****in blows
<5> well, I guess I'll just use it until I get a chance to get back to BestBuy
<5> if it fries, it fries...ih ave a 30day return polic
<5> y
<5> fixed it, i think
<5> I have a cold-cathode in my monitor
<5> ...turned it off
<5> err...s/monitor/case
<3> cold cathode?
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