by Dave | Jul 24, 2003 | Tinker Blog
One of the most important things people have to do, especially in business environments. Red Hat Linux 9 is awesome, but there’s a quirk in the networking, at least on the desktop, that’s a little frustrating. In the Red Hat menu now, there is a...
by Dave | Jul 23, 2003 | Tinker Blog
EPS is an important file format in the Graphics world. Think of it as similar to a PDF file. Theoretically if you have an EPS file, you’re ready to print. Also, it’s kind of the lowest common denominator for vector art programs. Sodipodi can’t save...
by Dave | Jul 22, 2003 | Tinker Blog
I have long considered gMyClient to be the very best mysql client for gnome. To my knowledge it’s also the only one specifically made for gnome. So it’s a little sad that the maintainer hasn’t done anything with for about a year. It’s only...
by Dave | Jul 22, 2003 | Tinker Blog
For some reason, a few days ago my Programs menu suddenly reverted to what I think must have been the Red Hat 9 menus, complete with artwork from the Bluecurve theme. Which I love by the way. They’re by Garrett at linuxart.com and I think they are very...
by Dave | Apr 7, 2003 | Tinker Blog
But if there are network drives you need to access on a regular basis, you should do the following: make a mnt directory in your home directory make a directory for each of the network shares you need to access Open a terminal and enter root mode open /etc/fstab and...
