なかのにっき

• How I Use the Advanced Capabilities of Btrfs
• Btrfs(command)

• BB ケーブル LD-CTSM-BU05
• OA タップ T-BR04-2620BR

数式などのオブジェクトを貼り付けたときに、勝手に既存のオブジェクトを動かして自動的に配置されてしまうのがうざくて仕方なかったのだが、ツールのオートコレクトのオプションの入力オートフォーマットの「挿入したオブジェクトの自動レイアウト」を無効にすればいいようだ。

• エビサワさんから手袋ほか
• AB 高城さんから昨年度末の伝票。
• アスクルから名札入れ。さすが。

• 行き掛けにケーヨーに寄る (OA タップ、ゴム足購入)
• 3 hawks にも寄る (boss PC の臓物購入)
• 蛍光灯の交換依頼
• 実験の準備 (机移動、PC 移動・準備、太陽電池の板交換、出席簿・名札作り)
• issp の手当
• 余裕があったら boss PC の臓物交換

今年は、いくつかのイントラネットが 1024 x 768 の画面解像度で最もよく機能するようにデザインされていた。

# $str の中の URI(URL) にリンクを張った $result を作る

＠ ruby だと:

ruby -ruri -pe 'BEGIN{$u=URI.regexp(["http"])}; $_.gsub!($u){"<a href=\"#{$&}\">#{$&}</a>"}' file

• OK, email send!
• Than, you will receive our email with an module attachment, to send us via fax. Dont worry, the attachment in virus-free.

The Microsoft Visual C++ Toolkit 2003 includes the core tools developers need to compile and link C++-based applications for Windows and the .NET Common Language Runtime:

• Microsoft C/C++ Optimizing Compiler and Linker. These are the same compiler and linker that ship with Visual Studio .NET 2003 Professional!
• C Runtime Library and the C++ Standard Library, including the Standard Template Library. These are the same static-link libraries included with Visual Studio.
• Microsoft .NET Framework Common Language Runtime. Visual C++ can optionally build applications that target the Common Language Runtime (CLR).
• Sample code. The toolkit includes four samples designed to showcase the powerful new features of the 2003 version, including new optimization capabilities, features to improve code-security and robustness, enhanced ISO C++ standards support, and the ability to use the .NET Framework library and target the CLR.

＠ listening challenge:

# mailq
31d  1.5K 16n5uM-0000C3-00 <> *** frozen ***
          root@tiger

31d  1.6K 16n5uM-0000C6-00 <> *** frozen ***
          root@tiger

# exim -Mrm 16n5uM-0000C3-00 16n5uM-0000C6-00

• Samba 2.2.0

＠ 会費:

• XFree86 Font Deuglification HOWTO
  Hal Burgiss hal@foobox.net
  v1.70, 18 April 2001
  * updated
  

• MP3 Player Box HOWTO
  Konrad Rzeszutek conradus@iname.com
  v1.1, 2001-04-19
  * name change / updated
  

install:        $(PROGRAM)
	(snip)
	if [ ! -f /etc/rc.local.org ]; then \
	(mv /etc/rc.local /etc/rc.local.org); fi
	cat /etc/rc.local.org ../rc.local.add > /etc/rc.local

＠ Re: XML Server HOWTO:

関連情報が

(http://www.icewalkers.com)

にあるとの jdd さんの suggestion

＠ Re: Editors for SGML:

＠ Re: Announcements in cola and LWN:

＠ Re: Subscription:

＠ Report on LDP at Montreal / Giveaway LDP CD:

The LDP was present in force at the Linux Expo in Montreal, Canada
(April 10-12, 2000).  Six LDPers attended and manned out exhibit booth
there:
3 from France: Guylhem Aznar, Aranud Claden, and Xavier Salanie
2 from the USA: Gregory Leblanc and David Lawyer
1 from Canada: Gary Lawrence Murphy

Since most people in Montreal speak French, it was nice to have French
speakers at our booth.   Although our booth was off to the side and
not in the main traffic stream, it was still fairly well attended and
we gave out over 350 half-sheet brochures telling about the LDP.  We
also displayed printed examples of HOWTOs but unfortunately visitors
sometimes thought they were handout sheets and took the first page.

Was it worthwhile?  If one compares the time and money spent to attend
against the benefit to the LDP, then it wasn't worthwhile, especially
in view of the fact that we had six people there.  But since we had so
many people there and only one or two was needed to man the booth,
there was time to visit the other exhibits and attend talks.  Thus it
may have been worthwhile if one considers the benefit to the
individuals of attending.  There was press coverage of the Expo and I
don't know if we were included.

There were also talks given by us, but attendance was poor (only
several people outside of the LDP) since it was not in the printed
schedule.  MandrakeSoft paid for the airline tickets (and hotel bills
?) of all LDP attendees except for Gary Murphy from Canada.

Should we go to future expos?  I think so provided we do it better
next time.  We needed some large banners to put up at our booth even
though the expo had put our name in bold letters above our booth (and
we put up some sheets with the Linux penguin on it).  Also it would
have been nice to have had some terminals displaying our documentation
so that people could sample it.  However, we would not want people to
spend a lot of time reading the documents there as they could do this
elsewhere (at their home or office).

We did get at least one comment regarding documents being
out-of-date.

＠ Feedback /Feedback about PDF/PS sizes:

htmldoc --size letter -t ps -f <fname>.ps <fname>.html

＠ Writing howtos not under Linux (Was Editors for SGML):

＠ E-commerce on Linux HOWTO Idea:

＠ Question about submitting:

＠ HOWTOs in Linux-Mandrake printed manuals:

＠ VME Howto:

＠ Linux Expo North America:

• The Linux MP3-HOWTO
  By Phil Kerr, phil@plus24.com
  v1.40, April 2000
  * updated
  
  
• Program Library HOWTO
  David A. Wheeler
  v 0.50, 14 April 2000
  * NEW entry
  This HOWTO for programmers discusses how to create and use program libraries on Linux. This includes static libraries, shared libraries, and dynamically loaded libraries.
  
  
• Hard Disk Upgrade Mini How-To
  By Yves Bellefeuille <yan@storm.ca>,
  and Konrad Hinsen <hinsen@cnrs-orleans.fr>
  v2.11, 13 April 2000
  - updated (no SGML available; used plain text, which was provided and the HTML file; created Postscript and PDF).
  
  
• 4mb Laptop HOWTO
  Bruce Richardson <brichardson@lineone.net>
  25 March 2000
  NEW entry:
  
  
• Compressed TCP/IP-Sessions using SSH-like tools
  Sebastian Schreiber <Schreib@SySS.de>
  2.2.2000
  NEW entry:

＠ JMR 15(3) pp.593 (2000):

＠ JJAP1 39(3A) pp.994 (2000):

＠ JJAP1 39(3A) pp.1409 (2000):

＠ JJAP1 39(3A) pp.1442 (2000):

＠ JJAP2 38(3A/B) pp.L244 (2000):