i would highly suggest NOT buying software and getting it online . . .
well, that's how i do it . . . go to www.freshmeat.net,
www.linuxberg.com, do a search for software, it's absolutely amazing
what you can find out there. i can recommend something for just about
anything you might need! whooh
On Fri, Aug 18, 2000 at 10:08:42PM -0700 or thereabouts, jboudell wrote:
> Hi,
> found linuxchix.org while surfing...
Cool. Welcome :)
> I'm an utter linux almost newborn. I've been using Winblows forever and
> have recently decided to give Linux a try. This weekend I'd like to
> install Red H
I was all set to install the new KDE2 and StarOffice. After getting
instructions here...(very clear, btw, thank you!) I followed them to
discover to my dismay the program to unpack (is that the right word) and
install rpms didn't get installed during initial setup of my SuSE 6.4.
So, I tried i
> The graphical stuff in Linux is provided by X, (X Windows system)
> and you will certainly want to use that, with either KDE or GNOME
> on top of it because they're pretty, integrated, and have handy
> tools. But from my experience, when you are asked whether you want
> the computer always to bo
On Sat, Aug 19, 2000 at 06:01:51AM -0500, WolfRyder wrote:
> I was all set to install the new KDE2 and StarOffice. After getting
> instructions here...(very clear, btw, thank you!) I followed them to
> discover to my dismay the program to unpack (is that the right word)
> and install rpms didn't g
Do you have the gpm working in console?
Beverly
On Fri, 18 Aug 2000, alissa bader wrote:
> okay, I have in front of me an emachines box. I
> decided to put Slackware 7.1 on it. Installation
> itself seemed to go well. But I am running into
> problems when trying to configure xwindows. I'm
I'm having some trouble building a device driver on a RH62 SMP box and
getting it to load. Apparently the symbols are named differently under
SMP. I had seen a recommendation somewhere to use the kernel source
tree makefiles to build the device driver, so I tried that, but it
didn't help. (Perhaps
pheret werks:
> i would highly suggest NOT buying software and getting it online . . .
> well, that's how i do it . . . go to www.freshmeat.net,
> www.linuxberg.com, do a search for software, it's absolutely amazing
> what you can find out there. i can recommend something for just about
> anythin
My xterm is version 4.0.1b(104). I have the scrollbar showing up on the left side
of my window. I am not able to interactively use the mouse to scroll back in the
window.
A mouse click in the scroll bar will position the view in the scroll buffer. How can I
use the mouse button to move interacti
Hi,
How did you build your module? I think that you need to
define "SMP" to compile a module for SMP-enabled kernel.
If you look at some source, there are "#ifdef"s for SMP.
I believe that you can define it as compiler option like
"gcc -DSMP foo.c"
HTH,
:eito
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did at first, ,then i killed it and tried running
XF86Setup and xf86config. Still no luck on the mouse.
And yanked out the winmodem too.
--alissa
--- Beverly Guillermo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Do you have the gpm working in console?
>
> Beverly
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From: Richard Stallman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Using the GNU FDL
Date: Sat, 19 Aug 2000 02:22:51 -0400
If you know someone who is writing a manual about free software, and looking
towards comm
On Sat, Aug 19, 2000 at 01:20:54PM +, Subba Rao wrote:
> My xterm is version 4.0.1b(104). I have the scrollbar showing up on
> the left side of my window. I am not able to interactively use the
> mouse to scroll back in the window. A mouse click in the scroll bar
> will position the view in t
This problem is similar to the problem I
had with proftpd on the same box. When my Windows/Mandrake box I
cannot access any site on my Debian box when in Windows. The boxes CAN
ping each other. From the Debian box I can access itself through either
the local host address (127.0.0.1) o
I figured out my problem. I had specified to use my
ISP's proxy server in Internet Explorer and did not tell it to not use a proxy
for my internal network. DUH KATHLEEN!!!
- Kathleen
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Kath
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jennyw wrote:
> I'm just amazed at the number of places you can get Linux CDs at these days.
> Anyone care to recommend a favorite place?
>
> It seems that the various sites have vastly different pricing schemes for
> the various distributions. I'm kind of on the cheap side myself, but would
> l
AOL is evil and must be stopped
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