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doh. My bad. It's <b><A HREF="http://www.alsa-project.org" TARGET="_new">www.alsa-project.org</A></b><br>The free oss (as far as I remember) only works for like 20 seconds, as a test.. they want you to pay for it.<br>

It doesnt matter which distro you're using if you compile your own kernel.. There's an option in the kernel configuration for upto 4GB of memory..<br>

Pine complains about an incomplete termcap entry whenever $TERM is set to something it doesn't know about - It's sort of lame. An easy way to get around this is to do this when starting pine<br><br>export TERM=vt100 ¦ pine filename<br><br>this will set the TERM variable to the default vt100 term...

As far as I know, you have to use ALSA (<A HREF="http://www.alsa.org" TARGET="_new">www.alsa.org</A>) or OSS (<A HREF="http://www.opensound.com" TARGET="_new">www.opensound.com</A>) for PCI sound cards.. OSS will actually auto detect your sound card for you, and everything will just...

Corel linux security is a joke, you may want to go with mandrake if security is important to you.<br>

Hello,<br><br>&nbsp;There are two things you can do:<br><br>1) Setup virtual hosting w/ appache<br>basicly, what this does is make <A HREF="mailto:matt@domain1.com">matt@domain1.com</A> and <A HREF="mailto:matt@domain2.com">matt@domain2.com</A> go to two different users, there's something called...

You may want to check the include/config.h file - There's some limits you can change in there to allow more users.<br>

Winmodem support is going to be in the 2.4 kernel, right now its in the (very developmental) beta 2.3 version - I would highly recomend against using this on a production system, or if you're fairly new to linux - things tend to break :)

uuencode filename blah ¦ mail user@host<br><br>That should do it, dont worry about the second option in uuencode, its pretty much useless.<br>

What's happening is that I've got an ISO filesystem with long file names. Older Operating Systems do not support this. Most unices support this now, Linux, BSD, and Solaris, are a couple. Maybe try updating to a newer version of HP-UX?<br>&nbsp;