tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Fri Sep 06 13:28:00 2002
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Re: jIchegh
- From: "Sulu' wa'" <kli@doublezero.uklinux.net>
- Subject: Re: jIchegh
- Date: Fri, 06 Sep 2002 19:25:52 +0100
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- Organization: doublezero
>> 'ach Qujmey jIQuj 'e' vItIv.
[etc.]
>vI-
[etc.]
HIvqa' veqlargh. I will start to get this right at some point.
I should have checked it a bit more thoroughly :-(
Erm, a bit of specialised vocab. In this message I am arbitrarily going to use <ngoq> for a 'program',
assuming (probably wrongly) that the idiomatic sense of computer code is included in this.
Therefore <ngoq ghom> is a 'package' (rpm for RedHat et al., deb for debian et al.). I am also going to
assume <Sugh> is 'install' in the computer sense. These may not be proper usage but I can't be bothered to
think up constructions. Disagree with me and I will take it as an insult to my honour.
ghItlhwI''e', jIpo'be'.
>Qorwagh De'wI'Daq 'oH ghItlhwI'.
Qorwagh rarlu' ghItlhlIj, qar'a'?
vaj *samba* Dalo'nIS.
*samba-common*, *samba-client* je yISugh.
*linux* naw'laH Qorwagh DaneHchugh, *samba-server* yISugh je.
QorwaghvaD Qorwagh *linux* rurmoH ngoqvam.
[For clarity: this software makes linux look like Windoze to other Windoze boxes. Is this correct word order
for -moH on transitive verbs?]
http://www.samba.org/ yISuch.
*samba-client* vIlo', 'ach *samba-server* vIlo'be'.
tlhoy Qatlhbe'.
[It Should Just Work, as the saying goes. Bonus points for a good Klingonization of this saying.]
>DloraH, BG
Zulu One, B
--
'u'wIj vuSmey Del HolwIj vuSmey
- Ludwig Wittgenstein (almost)