[Herefordshire] hello all don't know if this will interest anyone
David Shorthouse
kungfu at globalnet.co.uk
Tue May 31 19:00:03 BST 2005
hi Gordon,
sorry I was download suse 9.3 DVD which took ages to download over 7gig
if you want the chm file
http://www.kungfu.dyndns.org/linux/The_Complete_Linux_and_Fedora_Edition.zip
I was clearing out duplicate files and removed the wrong one I will fix it.
Yes that is my Linux page I haven't updated it lately but am intending to
again once I get SUSE9.3 installed. haven't decided yet if I will upgrade or
just fresh install it.
If you want all 12 books you can download them
http://www.kungfu.dyndns.org/linux/(ebook)Learning_Linux_-_Collection_of_12E
books.zip the file size is about 22meg.
I run 6 websites from my ADSL link
1 personal
1 my friends wedding site
1 my multigaming clans site
1 there forum
1 A test site for one of the clan members to practice his html.
1 weddings forum
Once I am happy with Linux I will run all of these on my Linux machine. I
expect they will run better on apache than on IIS5 but before I can even
look I need to learn to configure apache and the ftp side which I haven't
had time to look at on Linux yet.
So if anyone got board of the pages waiting to load over the weekend im
sorry I totally forgot I just had to download suse9.3 before the link went.
Cheers
Dave.
-----Original Message-----
From: Gordon Alabaster [mailto:herelug at centaurus.demon.co.uk]
Sent: 30 May 2005 10:53 AM
To: Herefordshire Linux Users Group.
Subject: Re: [Herefordshire] hello all don't know if this will interest
anyone
Dave,
I followed the link to the books but it was very slow, so I left it going
but also went to www.kungfu.dyndns.org/ and took the link to Linux. This
lead to an interesting web log of someone trying various distros. Is this
yours?
I am trying various distros at the moment, with varying success. I have
tried KNOPPIX which is great as a problem investigating tool, Mandrake 10.1,
which seemed to have problems with my Speedtouch broadband modem connected
to a USB port. I am currently looking at Fedora Core 3 and learning a whole
lot about GRUB.
Anyway, on the web log mentioned above, there is a link on August 17 2004 to
a manual on the web
http://www.kungfu.dyndns.org/Linux/Red_Hat_The_Complete_Reference_Enterprise
_Linux_and_Fedora_Edition.zip
which I would be interested in downloading. However the link is coming back
Page Not Found. If you still have this file, any chance of providing it via
a link or something.
I eventually got the list of books, thanks.
Regards
Gordon.
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