On Thu, 17 Sep 2009 09:30:03 +1200
Steven Jones wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am running Debian machines under VMware ESX. I need to permanently
> disable the screensaver for all users as it chews CPUbut I still
> want the screen to lock after 10minsand go blank...
>
> How please?
I have no idea,
Hi,
I am running Debian machines under VMware ESX. I need to permanently disable
the screensaver for all users as it chews CPUbut I still want the screen to
lock after 10minsand go blank...
How please?
regards
Steven
John C wrote:
Toshko wrote:
Hey John,
Thanks for replying to my email. I am currently not hooked up to the
internet, and dont have the driver to connect my ethernet cable to my
router.
Does that mean that you have broadband (cable,dsl) available through a
router, but not a driver on your
Toshko wrote:
Hey John,
Thanks for replying to my email. I am currently not hooked up to the
internet, and dont have the driver to connect my ethernet cable to my
router.
Does that mean that you have broadband (cable,dsl) available
through a router, but not a driver on your computer to ta
Toshko wrote:
Hi,
I have just installed debian 3.1, and have all the 14 cds. however, i
do not know which one the GUI is on, and how to load the cds from the
text interface for that matter. Can you help me please?
Login as user root, run "tasksel" and choose "desktop". It will tell
you whi
> Hi,
> I have just installed debian 3.1, and have all the 14 cds. however, i do not
> know which one the GUI is on, and how to load the cds from the > text
> interface for that matter. Can you help me please?
> Thanks
> Toshko
There are several different choices of gui, some of which are lik
Toshko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> I have just installed debian 3.1, and have all the 14 cds. however, i
> do not know which one the GUI is on, and how to load the cds from
> the text interface for that matter. Can you help me please?
Run 'base-config'. It has a text menu to read your CDs
Once you add each cd to your source list using "apt-cdrom add" you do not have
to think about which CD has what - the package manager will ask you for the correct CD.
You will also be able to use 'apt-cache search' to find keywords in packages on all CDs
after they're added.
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Toshko wrote:
Hi,
I have just installed debian 3.1, and have all the 14 cds. however, i
do not know which one the GUI is on, and how to load the cds from the
text interface for that matter. Can you help me please?
It's been a while since I've used it, but I believe you want the
apt-cdrom
On Wed, Mar 07, 2007 at 09:41:49PM -0500, Toshko wrote:
> Hi,
> I have just installed debian 3.1, and have all the 14 cds. however, i do not
> know which one the GUI is on, and how to load the cds from the text interface
> for that matter. Can you help me please?
>
> Thanks
>
> Toshko
Hi,
As a r
Toshko wrote:
I have just installed debian 3.1, and have all the 14 cds. however, i
do not know which one the GUI is on, and how to load the cds from the
text interface for that matter. Can you help me please?
I've never done a CD install, but I understand that the bulk of a
"standard end-us
Hi,
I have just installed debian 3.1, and have all the 14 cds. however, i do not
know which one the GUI is on, and how to load the cds from the text interface
for that matter. Can you help me please?
Thanks
Toshko
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* Kent West [Sun, May 07 2006, 08:24:17AM]:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Hi ... i am newbie too...
> >
> > I have recently installed the GUI (I think)... but there seems to be
> > some problem with starting the GUI
> >
> > startx, startkde doesnt seem to work
> >
> > during installation
On Sunday 07 May 2006 03:46, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi ... i am newbie too...
>
> I have recently installed the GUI (I think)... but there seems to be
> some problem with starting the GUI
>
> startx, startkde doesnt seem to work
>
> during installation of the GUI, these messages came out
> dpkg
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi ... i am newbie too...
>
>I have recently installed the GUI (I think)... but there seems to be
>some problem with starting the GUI
>
>
Section 5 of this NewbieDOC article may help:
http://newbiedoc.berlios.de/wiki/Installing_Debian_on_a_small_partition
Chris.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi ... i am newbie too...
>
> I have recently installed the GUI (I think)... but there seems to be
> some problem with starting the GUI
>
> startx, startkde doesnt seem to work
>
> during installation of the GUI, these messages came out
> dpkg 'ldconfig' not found on PATH
On Sun, May 07, 2006 at 19:46:28 +0900, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi ... i am newbie too...
>
> I have recently installed the GUI (I think)... but there seems to be
> some problem with starting the GUI
>
> startx, startkde doesnt seem to work
>
> during installation of the GUI, these messages c
Hi ... i am newbie too...
I have recently installed the GUI (I think)... but there seems to be
some problem with starting the GUI
startx, startkde doesnt seem to work
during installation of the GUI, these messages came out
dpkg 'ldconfig' not found on PATH
dpkg 'start-stop-daemon' not found on P
Hello
Kent West (<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) wrote:
> Richard Blake wrote:
>
>> In a Newbie to Debian... and for maybe... 4 hours I thought
>> Debian was a text based OS. I recently ordered Debian for my I686
>> System... and I went through the installation.. 4 or 5 times I kinda
>> lost count
Richard Blake wrote:
Hello,
In a Newbie to Debian... and for maybe... 4 hours I thought
Debian was a text based OS. I recently ordered Debian for my I686
System... and I went through the installation.. 4 or 5 times I kinda
lost count... I thought I was doing it wrong... and there is a
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Richard Blake wrote:
Hello,
In a Newbie to Debian... and for maybe... 4 hours I thought
Debian was a text based OS. I recently ordered Debian for my I686
System... and I went through the installation.. 4 or 5 times I kinda
lost count... I
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OK, now you got me doing it...
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Subject: Re: How Do I Start the Debian GUI
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On Tue, Feb 10, 2004 at 12:01:56AM -0500, Richard Blake wrote:
> In a Newbie to Debian... and for maybe... 4 hours I thought Debian
> was a text based OS.
Well, Linux is a text-based OS. XFree86 is a nice program that gives
you a pretty dar
Hello,
In a Newbie to Debian... and for maybe... 4 hours I thought Debian
was a text based OS. I recently ordered Debian for my I686 System... and I
went through the installation.. 4 or 5 times I kinda lost count... I thought
I was doing it wrong... and there is a great possiblity that
On Thu, 22 Nov 2001, Chris Savoie wrote:
> i install Linux and im stuck at a screen saying
> <:Chris~#
> or sompthing, i need to get past that, into the Shell, is there not one
Well, that is the shell.
> present or sompthing? if you cant tell this is my first time with linux and
> no friends that
On Thursday 22 November 2001 13:08, Chris Savoie wrote:
> i install Linux
Welcome!
So far so good...
> and im stuck at a screen saying
> <:Chris~#
> or sompthing, i need to get past that, into the Shell, is there not one
> present or sompthing? if you cant tell this is my first time with linux an
i install Linux and im stuck at a screen saying
<:Chris~#
or sompthing, i need to get past that, into the Shell, is there not one
present or sompthing? if you cant tell this is my first time with linux and
no friends that know much about it either. please help
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