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    MS won't shut Linux out with secure UEFI.

    Obviously the "Linux Powers that Be" need to get intimately involved in any Specification that is being written that affects Linux. Unfortunately...
    Post by: Mr. Y, Jan 18, 2012 in forum: all things UNIX
  2. Mr. Y
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    MS won't shut Linux out with secure UEFI.

    The UEFI motherboard Bios are already here on new motherboards. I don't see what the fuss is about.
    Post by: Mr. Y, Jan 17, 2012 in forum: all things UNIX
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    I switched to Mint 12- Best (linux) decision I ever made!

    I got fed-up with the Ubuntu 11.10 downgrade and upgraded to Mint 12. As has been pointed out, it's set-up "turn-key" to allow you to switch and...
    Thread by: Mr. Y, Jan 17, 2012, 2 replies, in forum: all things UNIX
  4. Mr. Y
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    Linux Mint with MATE works really really great

    Apparently the answer is NO! I went to the Mint 12 forum and apparently a Wallpaper Changer does not exist for Mint 12 yet :( I'll stick...
    Post by: Mr. Y, Jan 10, 2012 in forum: all things UNIX
  5. Mr. Y
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    Linux Mint with MATE works really really great

    Mate sounds great- But is there a Wallpaper Changer available for it?
    Post by: Mr. Y, Jan 8, 2012 in forum: all things UNIX
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    Which firewall is easiest for making "on the fly" IP addr rules after viewing a log?

    Zone Alarm & Norton 360 and do not meet the criteria for "on the fly" rules.
    Post by: Mr. Y, Jun 11, 2011 in forum: other firewalls
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    Which firewall is easiest for making "on the fly" IP addr rules after viewing a log?

    I figured out what was going on: The "create a rule" is geared for creating rules to allow or restrict port access. You would have to manually...
    Post by: Mr. Y, Jun 11, 2011 in forum: other firewalls
  8. Mr. Y
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    Which firewall is easiest for making "on the fly" IP addr rules after viewing a log?

    I will try re-installing it! I hope it's not a virtual machine or OS corruption problem.
    Post by: Mr. Y, Jun 10, 2011 in forum: other firewalls
  9. Mr. Y
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    Which firewall is easiest for making "on the fly" IP addr rules after viewing a log?

    Yea your right, it's fairly easy to configure. I wonder why people don't like it?
    Post by: Mr. Y, Jun 10, 2011 in forum: other firewalls
  10. Mr. Y
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    Which firewall is easiest for making "on the fly" IP addr rules after viewing a log?

    I'll check it out!
    Post by: Mr. Y, Jun 10, 2011 in forum: other firewalls
  11. Mr. Y
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    Which firewall is easiest for making "on the fly" IP addr rules after viewing a log?

    Re: Which firewall is easiest for making "on the fly" IP addr rules after viewing a l I tried it out, and thanks to your tips, it very easy to...
    Post by: Mr. Y, Jun 10, 2011 in forum: other firewalls
  12. Mr. Y
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    Which firewall is easiest for making "on the fly" IP addr rules after viewing a log?

    "make a rule" is missing from my right click
    Post by: Mr. Y, Jun 10, 2011 in forum: other firewalls
  13. Mr. Y
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    Which firewall is easiest for making "on the fly" IP addr rules after viewing a log?

    It refuses to make a rule whenever I tap "Create Rule"
    Post by: Mr. Y, Jun 9, 2011 in forum: other firewalls
  14. Mr. Y
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    Which firewall is easiest for making "on the fly" IP addr rules after viewing a log?

    I just tried Look N Stop firewall and it failed the above criteria.
    Post by: Mr. Y, Jun 8, 2011 in forum: other firewalls
  15. Mr. Y
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    Which firewall is easiest for making "on the fly" IP addr rules after viewing a log?

    Thank you- I will give them a try on some virtual machines!
    Post by: Mr. Y, Jun 7, 2011 in forum: other firewalls
  16. Mr. Y
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    Sunbelt Personal Firewall Software End-of-Life

    I just downloaded it and tried it out and it has a lot of rough edges! This firewall is not for me (don't like it).
    Post by: Mr. Y, Jun 6, 2011 in forum: other firewalls
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    Which firewall is easiest for making "on the fly" IP addr rules after viewing a log?

    Which firewall is easiest for making "on the fly" IP address rules after viewing a internet log? After all, what good is a firewall if it's...
    Thread by: Mr. Y, Jun 5, 2011, 20 replies, in forum: other firewalls
  18. Mr. Y
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    CA HIPS [aka Tiny Firewall] users need to upgrade!

    None of these posts lead to a straight forward upgrade/installation!
    Post by: Mr. Y, May 5, 2011 in forum: other firewalls
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    CA HIPS [aka Tiny Firewall] users need to upgrade!

    Thank you for these posts Doris!!! The old TPF with the old IDS file has too many exploitable holes in it to be useful anymore.
    Post by: Mr. Y, May 4, 2011 in forum: other firewalls
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    Do old Firewalls pose a security risk?

    Heck, I'm still using Tiny Personal Firewall (TPF) with System Safety Monitor (SSM) without any Anti-Virus software- and have been for years with...
    Post by: Mr. Y, Sep 8, 2010 in forum: other firewalls
  21. Mr. Y
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    Some they giveth some they taketh away

    I will check it out! Thank you
    Post by: Mr. Y, Feb 12, 2010 in forum: all things UNIX
  22. Mr. Y
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    Some they giveth some they taketh away

    Thank you very much- I downloaded it and will try it out!
    Post by: Mr. Y, Feb 12, 2010 in forum: all things UNIX
  23. Mr. Y
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    I installed openSUSE 11.3 KDE on a blank hard drive and get a blank screen!

    I don't have the linux expertise to install it at the command line level before logging in.
    Post by: Mr. Y, Feb 11, 2010 in forum: all things UNIX
  24. Mr. Y
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    The Greatest KDE Distro Ever

    After failing to successfully install openSUSE 11.3, I installed the latest version of MINT KDE and it installed without a hiccup. I'm in the...
    Post by: Mr. Y, Feb 11, 2010 in forum: all things UNIX
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    Some they giveth some they taketh away

    I can use command lines in a pinch (just like DOS) but I would much rather use the GUI that came with Jaunty and before. Wallpapoz never...
    Post by: Mr. Y, Feb 11, 2010 in forum: all things UNIX
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