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Operating Systems Linux Ubuntu Can a Pentium III (450mhz) have any practical use these days? Post 302114815 by dlundh on Wednesday 18th of April 2007 03:43:18 PM
Old 04-18-2007
To impress people and watch your network traffic you can install EtherApe on one of them. Looks cool and gives you a view of what traffic is flowing through your network.

http://etherape.sourceforge.net/

And yes, it's available among Ubuntus Add/Remove Applications.
 

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PBUILDER-DIST-SIMPLE(1) 				      General Commands Manual					   PBUILDER-DIST-SIMPLE(1)

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pbuilder-dist-simple - simple multi-release pbuilder wrapper SYNOPSIS
pbuilder-<dist> operation [...] DESCRIPTION
pbuilder-dist-simple is a wrapper that makes it easy to use pbuilder with chroots for many different Ubuntu distributions. If you need more features than pbuilder-dist-simple provides, have a look at pbuilder-dist(1). USAGE
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By default, pbuilder-dist-simple will store all the files it generates in ~/pbuilder/. This can be changed by modifying the BASE_DIR value on the top of the script to any other directory you want. If the directory doesn't exit, it will be created at runtime. SEE ALSO
pbuilder(1), pbuilderrc(5), pbuilder-dist(1) AUTHORS
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