What is it with everybody going off on MacOS being so superior when it comes to design. Not that I like Windows, but I would rather use Windows any day over MacOS when it comes to design. What apps and strongpoints does MacOS have over Windows in that area?
Has anyone been succesful with ip masquerading using any of the 2.2.0 kernels? I've pre1,pre2, and pre3, and non have worked for me. I'm going from the instructions in Ip-masquerading-howto, which worked perfect in 2.0.35. Is there something special which has to be done in these kernels?
I love the new freshmeat layout, and it's a shame that people have to flame this fellow for all of his hard work. On another note, I E-Mailed Tucows the other day, asking if they planned on adding a linux section. Well, much to my suprise, this was their reply: www.linuxberg.com will be open for business on January 4th I went and checked it out, and it looks pretty neat. Not nearly as much software as freshmeat, but a great start.
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What is it with everybody going off on MacOS being so superior when it comes to design. Not that I like Windows, but I would rather use Windows any day over MacOS when it comes to design. What apps and strongpoints does MacOS have over Windows in that area?
i'm at ftp://ftp.us.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.1/
it says latest is pre1 and i don't see pre4 anywhere.
Has anyone been succesful with ip masquerading using any of the 2.2.0 kernels?
I've pre1,pre2, and pre3, and non have worked for me. I'm going from the instructions in Ip-masquerading-howto, which worked perfect in 2.0.35.
Is there something special which has to be done in these kernels?
I love the new freshmeat layout, and it's a shame that people have to flame this fellow for all of his hard work. On another note, I E-Mailed Tucows the other day, asking if they planned on adding a linux section. Well, much to my suprise, this was their reply:
www.linuxberg.com will be open for business on January 4th
I went and checked it out, and it looks pretty neat. Not nearly as much software as freshmeat, but a great start.