My favourite Netscape bug (read with irony) is when my fingers forget
I'm no longer in win and do or to copy or
paste.
This is 4.7 on Debian (Corel Linux actually).
Netscape freezes up totally, not repainting any windows, not accepting
any input, and has to be killed and restarted. Gr.
hiya,
A while ago some very helpful types on this list gave me some clues that
resulted in fixing the sound problems I had with my Linux machine at
home. I am a newbie, I guess, but I have learnt heaps about Linux, and
in particular modules, and dependencies thru that exercise.
Now I have a rea
Jenn,
I'm planning to go for cable modem access later this year. What I've
heard is that Optus' "@ home" service (which runs on the same cable as
their phone system) is compatible with Linux, but Telstra's "Advance"
isn't - at least not without a lot of very time consuming friggin about.
I'm a
After much frigging about with my system, and I mean ***a very very
large amount of frigging*** I still cannot get sound working on this
machine.
The crux of it seems to be that sound is all there, but I just can't
tell the modconf program what the parameters are to make it sodding well
work.
ts end
before).
"Tania M. Morell" wrote:
>
> Set your bios IDE1 and IDE2 options to "enabled" instead of "auto".
>
> -T
>
> Sarah Hollings wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm having problems with my new HD install. I'm beginn
Hi,
I'm having problems with my new HD install. I'm beginning to think the
2nd IDE jumper on my m/b has gone, but maybe its something else. Can
anyone think of anything?
Symptoms are:
I have an old P133 with on board IDE. When I have the new HD I just
bought jumpered as Master (or slave) an
The symlink thing that someone suggested seems to fix it!! Thanks
people! I'm not sure what is going on still - so maybe I'll try to
install gpm as I don't seem to have it at present.
Sarah
Nicole Zimmerman wrote:
>
> Make sure you have gpm installed. :o) Same thing happened to me before I
>
Hiya,
Can anyone offer any clues to some bizarre mouse behaviour? Any help
appreciated!
My system is a clunky old Pentium 133, with a serial mouse (on ttyS0 I
think), and serial modem (on ttyS1). I have recently installed Corel
Linux (Debian with a slightly modified KDE desktop) and it's mostl
Corel's version (at least) of the KDE desktop has this facility.
"Jenn V." wrote:
>
> >
> > remember to add it in your .xinitrc (or what ever you use).
>
> Heh. This looks like a good candidate for a patch for the setup
> program.
> (a 'reverse mouse buttons' button which puts this in the .xini
