"Paul F. Pearson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've actually come to like the taskbar from the M$ WinBlows world. I
> use icewm on my PC at home - small and usable (pain to
> configure). Is there a site to find out which wm's are available for
> PPC LINUX?
They all should be available; there's r
"Paul F. Pearson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> That was it - my mouse was configured incorrectly. Now all I have to do
> is:
> 1) look into what window managers are available
Just about every window manager you can possibly imagine (and then
some) are packaged for Debian.
> 2) get rlogin, etc.
On Mon, 8 Oct 2001, Andrew Sharp wrote:
> "Paul F. Pearson" wrote:
> >
> > That was it - my mouse was configured incorrectly. Now all I have to do
> > is:
> > 1) look into what window managers are available
>
> I use wmaker, otherwise known as WindowMaker, because I'm a die hard
> NeXT user. Othe
On Oct 08 2001, Paul F. Pearson wrote:
> 0) Figure out how I'm supposed to use X with only one mouse button! :-)
Use the three button emulation available in
/proc/sys/dev/mac_hid/*
Hope this helps, Roger...
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On Oct 08 2001, Paul F. Pearson wrote:
> That was it - my mouse was configured incorrectly. Now all I have to
> do is:
> 1) look into what window managers are available
Many, many. Since I am using a quite old machine with only
64MB and PowerPC programs seem to be bigger than their
"Paul F. Pearson" wrote:
>
> That was it - my mouse was configured incorrectly. Now all I have to do
> is:
> 1) look into what window managers are available
I use wmaker, otherwise known as WindowMaker, because I'm a die hard
NeXT user. Others like sawfish and the gnome layer, and then there
are
On 8 Oct 2001, Colin Walters wrote:
> "Paul F. Pearson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > 0) Figure out how I'm supposed to use X with only one mouse button!
> > :-)
>
> I don't think you can, seriously. How to set up mouse button
> emulation is in the mailing list archives.
I figured as much. H
"Paul F. Pearson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 0) Figure out how I'm supposed to use X with only one mouse button!
> :-)
I don't think you can, seriously. How to set up mouse button
emulation is in the mailing list archives.
0) Figure out how I'm supposed to use X with only one mouse button! :-)
On Mon, 8 Oct 2001, Paul F. Pearson wrote:
> That was it - my mouse was configured incorrectly. Now all I have to do
> is:
> 1) look into what window managers are available
> 2) get rlogin, etc. installed
> 3) look into Java
That was it - my mouse was configured incorrectly. Now all I have to do
is:
1) look into what window managers are available
2) get rlogin, etc. installed
3) look into Java
4) learn more about installing pacakages with Debian. My Linux on PCs
experience is limited to Red Hat.
Thanks to everyone. TH
I didn't select a window manager when I installed X. I don't remember
seeing one in the default Xsession file, but an xterm was specified.
I'll check the mouse when I get to that machine again. During the
install/setup process, I was given the chance to change the default for
the mouse and "probe
On Sun, 7 Oct 2001, Paul F. Pearson wrote:
> When I boot into Linux, I get the XDM login screen, but after I enter
> my usernam/password, it hangs with a gray screen. THe cursor doesn't
> respond to the mouse, either.
Check the file /var/log/xdm.log for more information.
Also, try stopping xdm (
Hello Paul,
On Sun, Oct 07, 2001 at 01:15:41PM -0500, Paul F. Pearson wrote:
> ..When I boot
> into Linux, I get the XDM login screen, but after I enter my
> usernam/password, it hangs with a gray screen. THe cursor doesn't respond
> to the mouse, ei
What window manager are you using? One thing to try right off the
bat is to stop gdm before logging in, just in case there is
something wrong there. The other thing is to make sure that your
XF86Config file has the right setup for the mouse, namely
/dev/input/mice and protocol IMPS/2. Also, what
I just installed Potato on a PowerMac 7500 with a G3 card. I used the
network install, and al wnet wel (except for some reason I couldn't get
the non-US packages - I think the network at work was screwy). When I boot
into Linux, I get the XDM login screen, but after I enter my
usernam/password, it
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