This isn't, strictly speaking, a linux problem, since it occurs in both
win98 and linux (rh 6.1).
My computer is a laptop (a Eurocom 3100c, specifically, with a mobile
celeron under the hood) using a maestro sound card. It plays CDs
beautifully and seems to have no problem with wav files or anyt
>THere's a good point... seeif you can find a sceleorn optimized decoded
Good thought only... if winamp runs on a friend's celeron, why won't it run
on my laptop's celeron? Is there anything potentially different?
I've tried all the usual buffer tricks in both operating systems, but
windows med
>Have you tried other mp3-players for windows?
>Like winamp or sonique?
>I mean, if they work, then the problem's with linux.
>If they don't work, then the problems.. er.. not with linux.
>Sunnan
*nod* I've used winamp and some other player that I've since forgotten the
name of under windows. I
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
Incidentally, the other thing I loved about Eurocom was that their techs
were totally unphased when I brought it in for servicing (the hard drive
was faulty) and they found that i'd made it a dual boot. They told me that
I'd have to reinstall linux myself when they gave me the new drive, but
they
>So, what sort of company is Eurocom? Is it a mail-order place, a chain
>store, or a local thing? Sounds like a great place, so I'm wondering if I
>can find one in my neighborhood...
http://www.eurocom.ca
They're a local company to me, which is why I have such an easy time with
servicing, beca
