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2012-01-10 Some direction regarding Unix basic utilities:

Hi.    Well, without consulting MTA logs, you're left with "poke the black box in the dark room" technique. That is really not going to tell you much. Most MTAs will conceal some of the internal information

2011-12-15 A Maximalist window manager?:

Hi.    I guess you translated it right. This is from their website:    Stumpwm is a tiling, keyboard driven X11 Window Manager written entirely in Common Lisp.    And you can change ts functionality

2011-11-20 Xen:

Hi.    Xen is a bit older, as far as I know. I have run VirtualBox and Xen on a couple occasions, no big difference. VB has a nice GUI and good command line. I didn't find GUI tools for Xen, but I didn't

2011-11-13 Help needed quickly please:

Hi Hazem.    Firstly, does Win7 work OK? Meaning, is this something local to the Linux installation or hardware related?    Secondly, can you see anything on the text login screen? Use Alt+Ctrl+F3 (or

2011-11-12 Linux command inside of C code:

Hi Fab.    The answer is "maybe". If the Linux box (don't know what is a "linux device") exposes a service where it would accept a reboot signal, then yes. I do not know of a general purpose "reboot service"