At 02:00 PM 2000-01-31 -0800, you wrote:
> Hi, I am looking to purchase a Notebook to put Red Hat 6.1 on (for my
>mom). Requirements are as follows: 32 bit color at 1024 x 768 and decent
>(stereo) sound (built-in supported NIC would be nice). Any suggestions?
My Eurocom 3100 runs RH 6.1
--- aprilk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tania Morell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >I've been struggling with this myself these past
> few
> >weeks. In fact, I spent the whole weekend trying
> to
> >install win3.1/dos and linux on my 486 and get
> System
> >Commander to boot both. It'll boo
Here's the dualboot directions I used:
http://www.linuxgazette.com/issue47/deblende.html
It recommends the tool bootpart for adding linux to the windows boot menu
which worked great for me - bootpart is at
http://www.winimage.com/bootpart.htm
I found the answer to random windows problems I enc
Tania Morell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I've been struggling with this myself these past few
>weeks. In fact, I spent the whole weekend trying to
>install win3.1/dos and linux on my 486 and get System
>Commander to boot both. It'll boot windows but not
>linux. I know that it's doable though
Davida Schiff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi Karl,
It just seems like Linux should be able to boot right
>into GNOME's desktop the way (forgive me) Windows 3.10 does. Hope everyone's
>weekend was wonderful.
>
>Davida
I just thought of something, If you can get it to do an autologin for a user in
Rebecca-
That would be wonderful, thank you.
>If you want I can point you to the pages I followed...
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Davida wrote:
> I am looking to purchase a Notebook to put
> Red Hat 6.1 on (for my mom). Requirements
> are as follows: 32 bit color at 1024 x 768 and
> decent (stereo) sound (built-in supported NIC
> would be nice). Any suggestions?
I have no exact suggestion but a gd idea: make sure the m
Well,
I am obliged to say "buy a Dell". But actually, we've started configuring
a couple of our notebooks with Redhat, so if you're wanting a notebook on
linux (with hardware and drivers that WORK!!!), then we're a good way to
go. I'm not just saying that because I work here :)
-Sally
Windows 2000 Advanced Server something or other and RedHat 6.
This was my first time so I needed explicit instructions - the directions
I found for dual booting with NT worked for dual booting with 2000 with no
changes. If you want I can point you to the pages I followed...
On Mon, 31 Jan 2000
--- J B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anybody have any experienece dual-booting
> Windows 2000 and Linux? I
> have read there are some difficulties, but not been
> able to find any more
> info than that.
>
> Am looking for difficulties, experiences, advice,
> etc
>
I've been struggl
Rebecca-
Thanks for the response. Was this with Windows 2000, or with NT 4.0?
>I just followed directions for dual booting Linux & NT and didn't >have any
>trouble (at least not related to the dual boot). I used >the Windows boot
>manager so I don't know if LILO has issues.
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I just followed directions for dual booting Linux & NT and didn't have any
trouble (at least not related to the dual boot). I used the Windows boot
manager so I don't know if LILO has issues.
On Mon, 31 Jan 2000, J B wrote:
> Does anybody have any experienece dual-booting Windows 2000 and Linu
Hi,
I am looking to purchase a Notebook to put Red Hat 6.1
on (for my mom). Requirements are as follows: 32 bit color at 1024 x 768 and
decent (stereo) sound (built-in supported NIC would be nice). Any
suggestions?
Thanks again,
DavidaLinux - The Choice of a GNU
Generation
Does anybody have any experienece dual-booting Windows 2000 and Linux? I
have read there are some difficulties, but not been able to find any more
info than that.
Am looking for difficulties, experiences, advice, etc
-JB
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On Mon, 31 Jan 2000, C.E.Lestyna wrote:
> Fun abounds...
> Using KDE on RH 6.0
> Where exactly is my cutting and pasting being stored? We're talking the
> systemwide cut-n-paste... Para exemplo: copy something I found on a
> webpage using netscape and pasting it in vi. Where is it reading this
>
Hi Davida,
it's nice to see that you don't take my 'string advice
tooo seriously! ;-)
After sending the letter I aksed myself if it was to harsh
but you've prooven to have the right kind of humor for it.
Please let us all know, if you manage to 'get rid of' that
ulgy ;) login procedure: it wou
I am using WindowMaker instead of KDE, but this may be the same---
I highlight text (left mouse button) , then move the cursor to the window I want to
paste to, and click both mouse buttons simultaneously. (the file to vi is already
open and in insert mode)
This may depend more on the type of
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> Where exactly is my cutting and pasting being stored?
When you're in X, this is stored in the X server. In the X server,
these are called Selections. Basically, when an application wants to
copy, it
Fun abounds...
Using KDE on RH 6.0
Where exactly is my cutting and pasting being stored? We're talking the
systemwide cut-n-paste... Para exemplo: copy something I found on a
webpage using netscape and pasting it in vi. Where is it reading this
data from?
The more I know, the more I know I *don
Hi Karl,
No I am not mad. Thanks to all for their suggestions. I think I am going to
play with the code a bit and/or write a script to see if I can wipe
out the logon screen. It just seems like Linux should be able to boot right
into GNOME's desktop the way (forgive me) Windows 3.10 does. Hope e
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