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• [ale] SCSI, Eric Ayers
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  • [ale] SCSI, Bob Kruger
• [ale] [Fwd: "Cathedral and Bazzar" meeting with Silicon Valley CEO's], David S. Jackson
• [ale] ANNOUNCE: Evolvuton - Framework for Evolutionary Computing, Omar Loggiodice
• [ale] Redhat installation, Mofid Francis
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  • [ale] redhat installation, Mofid Francis
• [ale] Booting DOS from Redhat 5.0, Chris Hamilton
• [ale] Wow! RedHat 5.0, Amy Ayers
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  • [ale] Wow! RedHat 5.0, Dan Newcombe
• [ale] Linux - in NY Times, Eric Zundel Ayers
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  • [ale] Linux - in NY Times, Andrew Newton
• [ale] Technofeeb Question, Bryan Moorehead
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  • [ale] Technofeeb Question, Jay Finch
  • [ale] Technofeeb Question, Jacob Langseth
• [ale] Fwd: http://www.cobaltmicro.com, Chris Ricker
• [ale] Trusted.Net, yet again, Dave
• [ale] FYI - computer show, Dan Newcombe
• [ale] WTB'uild': dual proc system..., Michael J. Callahan
• [ale] killing X, David Hamm
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  • [ale] killing X, Chris Hamilton
  • [ale] killing X, Geoff Harrison
• [ale] fips?, Robert L Harris
• [ale] out and about?, Michelangelo Grigni
• [ale] redhat installation help needed!!!, Mofid Francis
• [ale] Apples and Penguins, The Man in the Yellow Hat
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  • [ale] Apples and Penguins, Geoffrey Myers
  • [ale] Apples and Penguins, David Hamm
  • [ale] Apples and Penguins, Dan Newcombe
• [ale] Swap Limited to 130Megs?, Robert L Harris
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  • [ale] Swap Limited to 130Megs?, Matt Shade
  • [ale] Swap Limited to 130Megs?, Robert L Harris
  • [ale] Swap Limited to 130Megs?, Dave
  • [ale] Swap Limited to 130Megs?, Mike Fletcher
• [ale] tasteless tag, The Man in the Yellow Hat
• [ale] 3D, Dave
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  • [ale] 3D, Dan Newcombe
• [ale] how do I apply a patch?, Lisa Chiang
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  • [ale] how do I apply a patch?, John M. Mills
  • [ale] how do I apply a patch?, Geoffrey Myers
• [ale] In Your Face, Gates!, Andrew Newton
• [ale] Let him eat cake.. (humor), robbie at tomservo.eng.mindspring.net
• [ale] Routes that fade away..., Millard Wayne, An Infocure Company
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  • [ale] Routes that fade away..., Eric Zundel Ayers
  • [ale] Routes that fade away..., George A. Nies
• [ale] ISP (fwd), Vernard Martin
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  • [ale] ISP (fwd), Jay Finch
  • [ale] ISP (fwd), robbie at tomservo.eng.mindspring.net
  • [ale] ISP (fwd), Jay Finch
  • [ale] ISP (fwd), Joe Novosel
• [ale] Linux In Action, Vernard Martin
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  • [ale] Linux In Action, Dave
• [ale] What to do w/kernel.rpm, Laith Elias Haddadin
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  • [ale] What to do w/kernel.rpm, Laith Elias Haddadin
  • [ale] What to do w/kernel.rpm, Zephaniah E. Hull
  • [ale] What to do w/kernel.rpm, Zephaniah E. Hull
  • [ale] What to do w/kernel.rpm, Brian H. Trammell
• [ale] How do I make a current set of modules?, John M. Mills
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  • [ale] How do I make a current set of modules?, Chris Ricker
• [ale] X in 16 or 32bpp?, Robert L Harris
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  • [ale] X in 16 or 32bpp?, Robert L Harris
  • [ale] X in 16 or 32bpp?, Chris Hamilton
  • [ale] X in 16 or 32bpp?, Geoffrey Myers
  • [ale] X in 16 or 32bpp?, Dave
  • [ale] X in 16 or 32bpp?, Michael H. Warfield
  • [ale] X in 16 or 32bpp?, Robert L Harris
• [ale] Re: X in 16 or 32bpp?, Matt Nelson
• [ale] fallback, James Patrick
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  • [ale] fallback, Chris Hamilton
  • [ale] fallback, Dave
  • [ale] fallback, James Patrick
• [ale] cc on Irix, Dan Mount
• [ale] X windows, Mofid Francis
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  • [ale] X windows, A Wyman
  • [ale] X windows, Matt Shade
• [ale] StarOffice 4.0?, Chris Ricker
• [ale] (fwd) FYI: Linux and Netscape, Steven A. DuChene
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  • [ale] (fwd) FYI: Linux and Netscape, Chris Ricker
  • [ale] (fwd) FYI: Linux and Netscape, Dan Newcombe
• [ale] PCMCIA Flash card problem., Robert L Harris
• [ale] ISP (fwd) ISDN, Ed June
• [ale] Unix to Win 95 printing, Stan Hearn
• [ale] Network Cable, Stephen F Nicholas
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  • [ale] Network Cable, Geoffrey Myers
  • [ale] Network Cable, Stan.Hearn at ipst.edu
  • [ale] Network Cable, Jim Lynch
• [ale] POP server., Tory Michael Deron
• [ale] Disk partitioning, Steve Martin