Hi,
i ended up installing everything starting with gnome,
only ending with -dev can be omitted.
gnome*
gnome2*
gnome-libs
libgnome*
libglade*
imlib
gtk*
glib*
lib6*
gcc*
Out of my 20 days linux experience i have 10 days
gnome installing experience. next time my system
crashes and if i don't have
Hi,
A word of caution( i might be wrong but that's my
experience), i am very new to linux/gnome i tried
installing 2.2 on woody 3.0r1/xfree86 4.3.0, it got
into eternal unresolvable conflicts with the versions
i.e some package is expecting > and other expecting <
of the same package. i think someth
Hi,
All i did to configure X is
# xf86cfg
after it loaded i just quit and let it save the config
files and everything was automatically configured
correctly video card/keyboard/mouse. it that doesn't
work then use xf86config
thanks
Srinivas
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> Hi all, I used t
Hi,
Gnome needs to be installed seperately after
installing linux/X.(atleast that's how i got it
installed). The default install does not do
that(that's how it think it should be).
thanks
Srini
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> Hi all,
>
> I have installed GNU/Linux on my PC. But, I didnt
> get any
Hi,
Just loaded OpenBSD and Debian Linux onto my laptop.
Unlike 3 years back, every thing looks very stable now
and hardware drivers are available for almost
everything. Started liking these OS very much and want
to eventually use these for all my needs. The reason
for using Debian over other flav
Hi,
Just trying to learn how to make bootable installation
cds. Boot cd's downloaded from the website work fine,
when i raw write partboot.img, partroot.img to a a 2
floppy disks and boot using floppies it works fine. if
i burn them to cd the system boots and looks like it
is asking for a second
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