Does anyone know how long it is likely to be between hamm being released
and distribution CDs with all the GNU software being available?
I would probably obtain these from the Linux Emporium in the UK, which
obtains CDs from the Linux Systems Labs.
Thanks,
John
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In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Michael
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>On 29 Apr , John Wingfield wrote:
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>> Could someone please explain to me what "bo" and "hamm" actually are?
>> Thanks!
>
>Codewords for different versions of t
tem trying to upgrade automagically using some script I
>found on the web. I would like to wait for hamm to become stable, but
>upgrade KDE, mostly because kfm is rather unstable in KDE Beta3.
>
>Heiko
Could someone please explain to me what "bo" and "hamm" actually ar
t I think is wrong is the modeline for my
>monitor. i can get in and use xvidtune but i cant get it to configure
>right. i don't have my manual for my monitor. if there is anyway you could
>help me that would be great.
>thanks
>
>
>
>neskie manuel
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Can anyone tell me how to start X-Windows at greater than 8bpp. I am
using XFree86 and using an X Server which is capable of this.
Thanks
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I am trying to install Netscape 4. The installation script executes but
when I try to run Netscape, I get the following error:
"cannot access libxpm.so.4"
what is happening? Is this a library? Where can I get it?
Thanks
John
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Thank you for all your help with the mouse driver - I now have it
installed, and XF86Setup recognises it. All I've got to worry about now
is setting up the X Server correctly!
John
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lease tell us as much as you
>know about it. If you don't know the answer even to the first question,
>tell us what kind of plug the mouse have - round or not?
>
>Anyway, my guess would be that you have a ps2 mouse. In this case
>just do (as root) "insmod psaux". If it w
e mouse support however during installation there should
>have been an option to include "module support" for a ps2 style mouse.
>
>If you did not choose that option (and that is the problem) then there
>are ways to solve the problem (I don't think that you would get the
>e
ee86.
Can anyone offer me some advice on how to retrospectively install a
mouse driver?
John Wingfield
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