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RE: [LUG] Xfree86 4.0
Just as a BTW I thought that I'd better introduce myself. :)
My name is Jed Farr and I live in Exmouth. I work for a mostly-MS-using
internet company based near Exeter airport.
I have been using Linux for around 5 years, mostly for network stuff, but
now, thanks to my job, I have the opportunity of trying it out as an j2ee
development/deployment platform.
Now for some q's
Does anyone know of a good open source helpdesk/ticketing system? I have
seen quite a few (on freshmeat), but I have yet to find any recommendations.
Finally, just as a straw poll - which mail servers are people using. We use
sendmail.
Regards,
Jed.
________________________________________________________________
Jed Farr
jedf at alextra.com <mailto:jedf at alextra.com>
http://www.alextra.com
Alextra Ltd, Unit 7, Newbery Centre, Airport Business Park, Exeter UK. EX5
2UL
Tel +1 800 789 7515 Direct +44 (0)1392 440338 Fax: +1 281 754 4333
-----Original Message-----
From: Alex Charrett [mailto:chas at termisoc.org]
Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2000 1:39 PM
To: lug-list at termisoc.org
Subject: [LUG] Xfree86 4.0
> According to /. linux games have come of age
Of course, Xfree86 v4.
Hopefully this should be being rolled out with dist's soon, I'd hope that
RH7 would have that, KDE2, kernel 2.4 etc.
-=-=-Alex Charrett-=-=-
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Mail: chas at termisoc.org Web: http://www.termisoc.org/~chas/
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