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| By LG StaffStill SearchingReg:Postfix mail redirectionGetting started with Linux &OLPCOur MailbagAveratec n40bers and sy0b3esinquiry on tcpdump[OT] Nagware from Google TranslateSMTP Auth ProblemRegular ExpressionsWhat other existing RMAIL Emacs commands or techniques or mechanisms are useful for sorting out spam messages?...kernel inquiryTool to populate a filesystem?Multi-host install of FC6Auto detect and mount SD CardSCP Sensing Remote file presenseasking about MIB structure of SNMP agent running on various type of Solaris, HP-UX and Windowsis it possible to make CUPS daemons cooperate between themselves?thanks for CUPS tipsFollowup: US sanctions-compliant LinuxSearching for multiple strings/patterns with 'grep' |
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| By LG StaffEditor's NoteCuneiform OCR source available for linuxPlaying With Sid : Apertium: Open source machine translationApertium-transfer-tool info request[Apertium-stuff] Apertium-transfer-tool info request |
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| By LG Staff2-cent Tip: Caching in the Shell |
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| By Deividson Luiz Okopnik and Howard DyckoffContents:News in GeneralXandros Buys Rival LinspireRed Hat Voted "Greenest" Operating SystemKernel 2.6.26 Released with New Virtualization Support, KDBConferences and EventsDistro NewsopenSUSE 11.0 goes GAGentoo 2008.0 ReleasedElyssa Mint, Xfce Community Edition RC1 BETA 025 Released Software and Product NewsMindTouch Deki Wiki releases OSSw Enterprise Collaboration PlatformWINE 1.1.1 Released with Photoshop ImprovementsGenuitec announces the general availability of Pulse 2.2Skyway Builder CE now GANew Canoo UltraLightClient for Faster Web Application Development |
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| By bhaaluuThis tutorial is for users who are interested in making an MPEG1 video using GNU/Linux and Free Open Source Software. The process described is partly automated with bash shell scripts, but otherwise still relies on handcrafting the video frame by frame. You are expected to know how to compile and install files from sourcecode, use The Gimp, and use Audacity. The tutorial will describe when these tools are to be used. A total of six frames are used to make the video. One is a simple blank screen, filled with black. Two frames require using The Gimp's Text Tool. Three images are used as slides. The Gimp is used to scale those images to fit a specific image size. Audacity is used to edit sound for the video. |
| Making a Slideshow-type MPEG1 Video with GNU/Linux |
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| By Kishore AWhen you conduct experiments in modern Physics, the equipment involved is often complicated, and difficult to control manually. Also, precise measurement of time, and fast and continuous measurement of physical quantities are often required. Consequently, such experiments are automated and computer-interfaced. This means that the scientist carries out the experiment by controlling the equipment using a computer. |
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| By Rick Moen[RM note: This article is excerpted from the middle of a mailing list discussion, two weeks after the now-infamous DNS security bugemerged, and hours after security consulting firm Matasano Security's blog "Matasano Chargen" accidentally revealedfull details of how to exploit the hole.] |
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