Forget BASIC go Python. Much cooler. It goes from basic to as complicated as you can make it.
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You can call kppp from the command line and tell it to connect using a certain account. you can also kill an existing connection. heck there may even be something you can do with dcop. check kppp --help from cli.
all you have to do is get the cd software to eject the disk when done and a sensor(proxmity switch or something from radio shack. shouldnt be hard) switch the disks w/ the robot program. offhand i think eject will retract tray then you burn again. or you can probably string all of it together on the command line or a script or something so it all goes in sequence. burn,eject(open),unload/load,eject(close),burn....
You do know that you can set up your personal slashdot to text only? Im on a lan and I still prefer text only.
Forget BASIC go Python. Much cooler. It goes from basic to as complicated as you can make it.
You can call kppp from the command line and tell it to connect using a certain account. you can also kill an existing connection. heck there may even be something you can do with dcop. check kppp --help from cli.
well skip the article and go on. no one is holding a gun to your head to make you read it.
all you have to do is get the cd software to eject the disk when done and a sensor(proxmity switch or something from radio shack. shouldnt be hard) switch the disks w/ the robot program. offhand i think eject will retract tray then you burn again. or you can probably string all of it together on the command line or a script or something so it all goes in sequence. burn,eject(open),unload/load,eject(close),burn....