On Fri, Aug 04, 2000 at 02:43:06PM -0700, colin parr wrote:
> Hope somebody can help - I'm having a complete nightmare trying to upgrade
> to the above over a standard RH6.1 install (completely fresh - I thought I'd
> start over...) on a PIII 500MHz, 64MB, RIVA 32MB TNT2 dual boot w W98.
Don't
Dear all,
my name is Betsy Aoki and I've just started up the Seattle Linuxchix
chapter. I have some experience doing this kind of thing because I founded
the Seattle Webgrrls chapter in 1995 and it is now about 3,000 women - but I
am an utter Linux newbie and I apologize in advance for dumb quest
Hi,
My name is Mike Youngblood and I'm a newbie regarding Linux. I have been
using
computers since early 1983. I do computer graphics and at the time, the only
machine that would do color was the IBM (Macs weren't out yet).
Consequently, my money is invested in WIntel machines. Last year I
At 03:59 PM 8/5/00 EDT, you wrote:
>Hi,
>My name is Mike Youngblood and I'm a newbie regarding Linux. I have
Hello, Mike.
>1. I believe the best plan for me is to install Mandrake on a second hard
>drive rather
>than to dual boot it from the same drive that now runs windows. That way, I
>
Elizabeth Aoki wrote:
>
> Dear all,
> I would like to know what you think the Linux tech "basics" are in terms of
> what my chapter should cover for newbies like myself, and then to keep our
> guru women happy, what whizzy items should we focus on? We meet once a month
> for install parties but
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> 1. I believe the best plan for me is to install Mandrake on a second hard
> drive rather
> than to dual boot it from the same drive that now runs windows. That way, I
> can learn to use Linux without screwing up my Windows OS and applications.
The only real danger
> I would like to know what you think the Linux tech "basics" are in terms of
> what my chapter should cover for newbies like myself, and then to keep our
> guru women happy, what whizzy items should we focus on? We meet once a month
> for install parties but I'm trying to get a few more interest
I use XDM to start my X-Window sessions. My window manager is FVWM2.
I have $HOME/.fvwm2rc which is being read when FVWM starts. I have my .xinitrc
in $HOME, which is not being read. I have some customizations which are not
being executed. When I try to modify the global xinitrc, then after login
On Sat, Aug 05, 2000 at 08:44:47PM -0400, Subba Rao wrote:
>
> I use XDM to start my X-Window sessions. My window manager is FVWM2.
> I have $HOME/.fvwm2rc which is being read when FVWM starts. I have my
> .xinitrc in $HOME, which is not being read. I have some customizations
> which are not bein
