OK, the solution is as follows:

First, install the libdvdread3 - package

apt-get install libdvdread3

After this, you need to install the libdvdcss2 library, which can be downloaded on this page. Please, choose the right one, according to your architecture. For example, like that:

wget http://www.dtek.chalmers.se/groups/dvd/deb/libdvdcss2_1.2.5-1_i386.deb

And install it:

dpkg -i libdvdcss2_1.2.5-1_i386.deb

After this, the encrypted DVDs play like a charm.

But, in “Stadthalle Fürth” some bad word threw a stink bomb. The air-conditioning system could never cope with that. So the smell was horrible. After the concert, I put my clothes on the balcony.

Well, anyway, I will try to get a ticket for them again.

Second thing: I wanted to make sure, that I can listen under Linux. It’s simply too complicated to always switch between two operating systems.

What I found was:

UltraVNC SC

This tool comes helpful, if you want somebody to just click, and the connection will be established. You have to create a txt-file, upload it, and your personal .exe will be created. There are enough UltraVNC howtos online, so I don’t want to go into detail here.

The interesting thing is. If you want to listen with Linux, you can try several VNC-derivatives. Sometimes, connections have been established, but you didn’t get pictures. So, finally, I used wine and downloaded a ultravnc-viewer only. And ran it under Linux like that:

wine vncviewer.exe -listen

Then I started the created UltraVNC SC program. And: et voila, it was working.

hp+c3600+what+can+it+be+useful

*rofl*

Don’t know, whether he/she got an answer. But I can answer it now: It can’t be useful. Because it is slow, heavy, complicated and consumes more energy than an average aircraft.

The only thing it absolutely is: It is cool. If you wanna show off, have it. (I have two HP workstations. C3600 and B1000)

:-)

BTW: He/she ended up here.

Manowar in Fürth.

Yeah, let it rock!

Whitesnake, Here I go again.

- a sleeping room
- a kitchen
- a living room
- a room for working
- a bath room
- and a nice corridor

Actually, I don’t want to move again so soon. It’s not funny. But thanks to my friends, we were able to move most of the things within one weekend.

The internet is working - that’s the most important thing.

Finally, I am also happy, that we found a nice neighbor. One like this seems to exist in any house. She is hanging at the window all day. And there, she notices everything. For example, that I was parking our car at the wrong parking space. When I introduced ourselves, she said: “Ah, yeah, I know. You are the one, who parked the car t h r e e times in the wrong space.” I was like: “Uhm, yeah.” It’s not even her parking space…

Whateva. We will enjoy our nice place now. More space for us and even for a dining table.

Nur, in diesem Artikel läuft mir folgender Satz über den Weg:

“… sagte Westlund, der knapp 50 Jahre verheiratet war und Vater von zwei Töchtern sowie drei Enkelkindern ist.”

Soso, demzufolge ist der Gute, also in Summe Vater von fünf Kindern, oder wie sehe ich das?

But, if you do so, MS Project starts your printout at the todays date. If your project will start in the future, you waste a lot of space on your schedule. What can you do, to make MS Project create a printout, where your schedule fits on one page?

First step: Go to: file - Page Setup and choose “Fit to one page”

Second step: File - Print and choose “Dates from … to …” Enter the dates of your project.

As a result, you should get a printout, which shows your schedule fitting on one page.