I'm a subscriber too! And even getting the Sendmail patches today was painful...
They have not quite got their act together, I'm not interested that much in V9 but Sendmail patches are fairly critical stuff, they need more than one delivery route.
With all this and 1 year of support, I'm thinking of the apt-get solution...!
May I recommend Photobox 200Mb store, public gallery and excellent prints, good prices, fast delivery, ftp and zip uploads. Just a satisfied customer....
Try www.digiuk.com and then Zaurus PDA's in the left hand menu, special offer 199 UKP
with free docking station and other accessories available.
There both sides of the Atlantic covered.
John
The RA (equiv to FCC over here) has not actually licensed any commercial use of the 802.11 band here yet and it may be BT trying to force a decision from them. As yet what they propose is illegal in the UK.
There, thats the secret,
If I go to a search engine, and theres a relevant ad I will welcome it...
If they are trying to sell me a (insert useless item) or credit card... I DO NOT..
Its a simple concept, why can advertisers not grasp it??
If your in the UK, thats not an option anymore :(
They withdrew the hardware, and if mine died....
What would I do!...well build one of course...
I'm a subscriber too!
And even getting the Sendmail patches today was painful...
They have not quite got their act together,
I'm not interested that much in V9 but Sendmail
patches are fairly critical stuff, they need
more than one delivery route.
With all this and 1 year of support, I'm thinking
of the apt-get solution...!
May I recommend Photobox
200Mb store, public gallery and excellent prints, good prices, fast delivery, ftp and zip uploads.
Just a satisfied customer....
Try www.digiuk.com and then Zaurus PDA's in the left hand menu, special offer 199 UKP with free docking station and other accessories available. There both sides of the Atlantic covered. John
The RA (equiv to FCC over here) has not actually licensed any commercial use of the 802.11 band here yet and it may be BT trying to force a decision from them.
As yet what they propose is illegal in the UK.
Consume the net anyone?
Thats fine, its the uncompressing that gets you!
:)