Nuther vote for zotac. sane bios virtualizaion ON, VMware64 boots/instals vanilla whack/whack/whack on the enter (wireless not supported) U12.03 LTS installs/ Centos 6.2 as well. great bang for the buck for a booksize package.

Amazing it takes but moments for an inept examiner to frak over millions of consumers and monts or years to fix the screwups. The market droids from the 90's called they want their tramslucensy gradiants and asinine slidin window frames back, they serve no useful purpose..

cross-stitch or buttonhole?

this was proposed a number of years ago. watchdng the noise floor over a wide swath of frequencies and using an algorythm to select the one used

how about the chlorine gas from drano and bleach?

You purport not to be new here.
At what point in your years of reading have you seen qualty (or any other kind of) checking?

Must be nice that to have a company sandbox next to your keyboard in which to hide your head.

COX claims they have "plenty addrsses" and IPv6 is not scheduled for deployment "any time soon"

even less from alternate vendors or as ebook
Why is it so hard for the editor or submitter to include the street price on book reviews?
doesnt seem a bad price for an almost essential developers reference.
you'd think amazon marketdroids would be all over including a hyperlink to a /. special kickback price

They must really be shiating their silky little thong panties with what Ghostery and noscript does to their tattletale code. If they have a worthwhile product I'll hear it through word of mouth or an honest report in /. or Fark. They dont use their tools responsibly, with blinking and flashing and loops that you cant disable. So I deny them the right to reach me at all. When hell freezes over and they make appropriate and considerate use of their access to me, mebbe I'll turn it off. Until then I will show them the same lack of consideration and appropriateness.

libkdc2-heimdal is already the newest version.

Not really, there's no PPA for RC4. Installation was by git clone & git pull,config, make, make install. I also tried from the tarball, same result no such file for the library import. I'm sure it'll sort out when they start building the .deb, but it doesn't do me any good now, nor does it allow me to help test the RC since I can get it to provision a new domain.

running the latest (rc4) I even swapped some emails with andrew bartlett on the mailing list, still no joy.

I saw that, it doesn't provide a solution, the file is not in the latest git pull nor in the tarball download. If I was really ambitious I gues I could start downloading & searching prior tarballs, but that really should not have to be done. It would be nice to know what source files generate the library. I have a sneaking suspicion they have renamed, as they did with the "provision" command and the code/library is really there, just not with the name in the import statement. I went through all the names with 'kdc' in them and it was not intuitively obvious that any of them correlated with the policy library. I am not stupid and tried really hard to use other avenues to resolve the issue before p*ssing and moaning, I would imagine things will get better once they start making a .deb package. At this point, the only PPA's I could find were for the alpha releases, sigh. I am really surprised there are not yum/apt/etc nightly packages available. Automating the package release seems like a no-brainer for either the SAMBA or Ubuntu team.