Well, I untarred the new theme to ~/.themes. It shows up as an option in
metacity-setup, but when I select it, nothing happens. When I try installing
a new theme right from metacity-setup, it never comes up on the themes list.
Why is this happenning?
From: Rabin Vincent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have an old ThinkPad 560X which I use as a router/gateway/firewall with my
cable modem. Now I'd also like to pipe music from the web into the 560 and
output it thru the headphone jack to my amplifier. Problem is, I can't seem
to find the right driver for the 560's sound card, a CS4237B.
I'v
On Sun, 4 May 2003, Thomas Marquart wrote:
[...]
> Second, more important, APM. The laptop comes back up after suspend,
> but although the screen turns on, it stays black and I have no idea
> how to get the picture back.
I have only used Linux on an A31p, but the issue you face is probably
the
* Prince Mathew Samuel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003-05-04 13:19]:
> I have one problem. I tried installing a new theme from art.gnome.org by
> selecting the tar.gz file in the theme installer. But my new theme is not
> getting listed even after restarting GNOME. Why is this happenning?
For metacity
hello,
I got a new Thinkpad R40 with this configuration:
P4 M 1.9, ATI Radeon 7500 mobility, 1400x1050 screen.
The install (sarge) worked fine but there are two main things I have to get
to work before I can be happy.
First, related to some prior posts, the 3d acceleration is not yet working:
wit
Received at 2003-05-02 / 18:19 by R. Potter:
> I am new to this mail list, so forgive me if I don't provide enough details
> for every one. I hope this is the right list for my msg.
>
> I have an Armada E500 (PIII 600, 128mb ram, 12 gig). I finally got Debian
> 3.0 installed but unable to get
On Sun, 04 May 2003 09:19:30 -0800
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I suppose I could try downoading the 2.4.18bf2.4 kernel package (that is
> the kernel version I originally ran, before my first, successful
> recompile when I first installed) and see if it works, but I don't see
> why it should, since
I tried that. The laptop beeps when I insert and remove the card,
implying that at least some feature of CardManager is working, but I
still cannot bring up the interface. I am sure this has to do with my
reinstallation of my new kernel, but not the kernel itself; as I
installed the old kernel pack
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Hello,
Original poster here.
I appear to have got the wrong impression from this list. Most people who
replied don't have any problems installing on a laptop.
The big sticking points seem to be APM/ACPI and (win)modems. I'm not going to
say any thing about (win)modems but the APM/ACPI
On Thu, Apr 24, 2003 at 01:04:14PM -0700, Heather Stern wrote:
> On Fri, Apr 18, 2003 at 02:55:42PM +0200, Frank Trenkamp wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > > But if you really wanted to use wlan0 the just create a sym link called
> > > wlan0 in /dev that points to eth0
> > > Some thing like:
> > >
> > > cd /
Hey Deb's
I can't get my "Topcom USB LAN 100 ADAPTER" to work on my unstable-deb IBM
Thinkpad 600-laptop.
Any suggestions???
- Kasper
On Fri, May 02, 2003 at 01:35:41PM +0100, Craig Genner wrote:
> Reading this list with interest a thought occurs to me.
>
> How many of you have actually installed linux on a laptop and not had to
> configure more than one or two programs to get a working system.
>
> I'm not talking about config
ben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> I am using a 1.7Ghz 512MbDDR Ram laptop with a 32Mb ATI Radeon M7500 card.
> Installation is debian Woody with a 2.4.20 kernal (not debian kernel)
>
> Everything was going fine until I attempted to run Tuxracer! (everything else
> is going well still...)
>
> Tux
hi,
today i was going to use a alt-gr + key and it didn't work.
No alt-gr + key combination works..
But it's only in X. Using tty1 (i'm not sure that's the name :
ctrl+alt+F1) it works.
I think it was when I updated xfree86 from testing (sarge, i think), but
i'm not sure.
May locales are
Craig Genner wrote:
> How many of you have actually installed linux on a laptop and not had to
> configure more than one or two programs to get a working system.
>
> I'm not talking about configuring it to how you like it, I'm talking
> about it just working so that you can get the work done with
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I should have clarified, I used the same kernel config file as I was
using successfully, save for adding SCSI support and a few USB options.
So the PCMCIA cardbus support is in and the relevent option for the 3com
card is also in.
Any other ideas?
Eject and insert th
I should have clarified, I used the same kernel config file as I was
using successfully, save for adding SCSI support and a few USB options.
So the PCMCIA cardbus support is in and the relevent option for the 3com
card is also in.
Any other ideas?
Thanks for the help, though :)
On Sun, 04 May 2
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I'm running Debian Woody with a 2.4.18 kernel on a Compaq Armada E500.
It's been working great with my custom kernel up until I did a recompile
to add SCSI and USB support, neither of which should effect PCMCIA
functionality. However, when I installed the new ker
Hi all,
I'm running Debian Woody with a 2.4.18 kernel on a Compaq Armada E500.
It's been working great with my custom kernel up until I did a recompile
to add SCSI and USB support, neither of which should effect PCMCIA
functionality. However, when I installed the new kernel package using
dpkg, the
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