Ciao a tutti!
Sono un utente nuovissimo di Linux.ho installato la distro Mandrake
senza troppe difficoltà.
Ma qualcuno sa dirmi perchè il puntatore del mouse è un quadrato grande
quanto le icone?
Come posso fare per ridimensionarlo?
Grazie a tutti!
Choppo
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Ciao a tutti!
Sto scaricando l'immagine ISO di Linux Mandrake 7 e
mi è sorto un dubbio amletico: C'è un modo per creare la nuova partizione Linux
senza perdere i dati che ci sono sul mio HD nella partizione di W98
?Naturalmente so chedovrebbe esserci la possibilità di
installare linux
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Ciao!
Non sono sicuro di avere capito.
Sono un principiante.eh eh eh
Io ho installato prima Win 98 e poi la distri Mandrake senza problemi di
partizione o sovrascrittura.
Infatti in installazione automatica ti fa vedere le partizioni esistenti e
ti chiede come e dove vuoi fare l'installazione
Greetings:
I've just installed Mandrake 6.5 from CD, and my graphics resolution is so
big that KDE is barely usable. Unfortunately, the install didn't recognize
my Dell adapter (the Dell documentation just says it's an Intel 810e w/ 4MB
RAM). How does one go about adjusting the video driver
Oliveropen Konsole, navigate to /usr/bin and begin
launching. Some will be gui based, others will be console
based and some won't appear to do anything. Enjoy.
Alan
"Oliver L. Plaine Jr." wrote:
what is in it?
Sat, 27 May 2000 10:07:33
How did all of you solve this problem
Oliverone more thing. Navigate to /usr/doc and start
reading.
Alan
"Oliver L. Plaine Jr." wrote:
what is in it?
Sat, 27 May 2000 10:07:33
How did all of you solve this problem when you were a newbie? I have
hundreds of unknown to me programs on this Mandrake...I discover what
Paulwith or without docs you can pre-order 7.1 at:
http://www.LLand.com/products/
Alan
Paul wrote:
On Fri, 26 May 2000, Michael wrote:
HOW CAN I BUY 7.1 WITH DOCS OR WITHOUT?
-michael-
BY WAITING UNTIL IT COMES OUT.
Sorry for shouting back.
Paul
Hi, this is Kit (again)
I still can't post to the newbie list
I can recieve posts from everyone else...
on the list...but I can't get a confirmation
on my posts...at all. I used to get back my posts
which confirmed to me...that they were posted. But right now,
I can't get them
Romanmy 100mb scsi zip drive installs w/o anything special
as well.
Alan
Eric MC DECLERCK wrote:
Romanator wrote:
Has any one tried the Linux drivers for Iomega ZIP drives?
Roman
What driver ? I have an Iomega zip
100MB. ATAPI.
No driver needed, I've set it up without
pbs.
Hi All
I keep getting crap in telnet windows when i go in to
all the conf programs
ie like this ( linuxconf ) and it looks this bad .
ÚÄ Linuxconf 1.16 (subrev 2-1) Ä¿ ³ This is the main entry to Linux
configu
ration. ³ ³ ³ ³ Use the TAB key to navigate between the
Hi Denis, This is Bambi (or Fran if you prefer)
Is that the same for my thoughts on the next Mandrake as well Denis? :)
(Hadn't seen any reference to mine either...didn't know if the comments
were not received or not received well, or what :)
Just kidding here, Denis :)
But I would be
On Sat, 27 May 2000, Romanator wrote:
Yikes. This is a case of not pasting some lines as shwon below:
Under:
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0
DEVICE="eth0"
IPADDR="24.xxx.xxx.xx"
NETMASK="Subnet_mask" "255.255.254.0"
ONBOOT="yes"
BOOTPROTO"none"
DHCP_HOSTNAME="cr123456-a"
try RPMDrake to see which RPMs are installed and to
uninstall the ones you don't want. There are pretty
good explanations for what the programs do too.
Dacia
--- "Oliver L. Plaine Jr."
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what is in it?
Sat, 27 May 2000 10:07:33
How did all of you solve this
Charles-
I have a cd rw but it's just an expensive 24 spin cd rom as far as i ,
idiot that i am, can use it. It's a panasonic 7585 and although i
followed the instructions
in the muo howto, i still am only able to read fron it but hey, my
windows 98 wont even recognize it!
=michael=
Yo Andrew,
Your problem may not be a "kppp" problem at all. If you can use other
networking protocols, the problem can be one of or both of two things. DNS IP
configuration incorrect and something is wrong with your browser. In my
opinion, I believe it to be your browser alone. If you cant FTP
Yea. No problem. I'm at work right now so it'll be a
few hours. I'll try to get it posted by 10 or 11pm
PDT.
Dacia
--- "Oliver L. Plaine Jr."
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 27 May 2000 00:07:55 -0700 (PDT),Dacia
wrote:
If you want I will give you a (reasonably)
comprehensive list
After downloading a well known audio/video player from the Internet, and
installing the rpm file
at 'root', I tried to create a .kdelnk on my virtual desktop. However, I
am getting many mime errors while logged in as user. The mime errors do
not appear while I'm logged in as 'root'. The first
If we purchased the complete Power Pack 7.0, will we be receiving a free
upgrade CD and revised manuals? Since, the manuals are so poorly
documented and arranged.
Just curious, is this a Customer Service issue?
Roman
yesgo to my downloads section on my serverlink below
On Sat, 27 May 2000, you wrote:
Hi,
Is there any type Audio of plugin that runs under Linux?
Roman
--
Registered Linux User:73821
===KompuKit===
Kit Goins
you can download the real player for linux at their
website. It works great and it can't take over your
system like it does in windows ;-)
Dacia
--- Romanator [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Is there any type Audio of plugin that runs under
Linux?
Roman
I have a question. In the cdrw set up information
here http://www.mandrakeuser.org/hardware/hremov3.html
they say at step 5.Put the line "modprobe ide-scsi"
into '/etc/rc.d/rc.local'.
/etc/rc.d/rc.local is a shell script right? Where
should it go in that file? Does it matter? It look
slike
I still get "Trying to open file:/usr/bin/caitoo" when clicking on the
link placed on my desktop. On top of that the same message appears when
I click on the Caitoo icon in /usr/bin directory. Have downloaded and
installed/removed, and reinstalled both the rpm and .tar files, from
many
o.k. Olly. Here goes.
The installation process did everything right except
make my cdburner go. I got lucky and had no post
install hardware configuring to do other then that.
I found KDE to be my desktop of choice after trying
gnome (too slow and I've got 256 megs ram and a k6-3
400!),
After a successful (whew) install of the Linux Mandrake 7.0 OS, with
SOUND even I find I'm having trouble installing StarOffice. Following
the directions on the ReadMe file from the StarOffice CD, I'm putting the CD
in the CD-ROM drive, logging in as "root", clicking on Konsole, and
I have. It works great. The install makes a link in
the KDE menu. You can add it to your panel via the
panel/add application route. You can put a link on
your desktop (in KDE) by this process:
right click on the desktop. Choose New/Application.
Click O.K.
In the KFM window that comes up,
Charles:
No problem.
I have the Mandrake 7 Power Pack. 'Guess we are reading different manuals
then. :)
I think DiskDrake takes care of the partitioning however at this point I
would prefer to use a boot disk to go to Linux.
Thanks for your recommendation.
edison
From: "Charles A
the list is really really slow.
Dacia
--- Romanator [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the email slow or is it just me?
Roman
__
Do You Yahoo!?
Kick off your party with Yahoo! Invites.
http://invites.yahoo.com/
Hi Dr. Havlik:
Thanks for your reply.
Sure have tried proof reading things. I guess both of us knows the scrutiny
in submitting research papers for publication ;)
However, I'm sorry to say that it is still the companies responsibility to
do their best w/ regards to proof-reading coz the
that would take an incredible amoutn of HD space. Six
discs could be as much as 3900megs and the majority of
that would probably be compresed!
I suppose if you had 4 gigs just lying around you
could copy teh discs into it and then teh rpm drake at
that partition or directory.
Dacia
---
May I suggest a swift kick to the keyboard.. lol
Vic wrote:
Does anyone know how the heck to get gfcc to co-operate?
It appears to be a stupid software that wont' do as I command it to.
It is a dis-obedient software that is arrogant and won't comply,
and there are no instructions
Ok, I have 192 mb of memory and my Mandrake install only sees/uses 16mb. I
searched the archives and found a couple of the same emails. Can someone
explain how to fix this problem in a little more detail than the links I
have provided here? I am a Linux moron and all help is appreciated.
Another comment on Documentation :)
Kindly check out www.linux-mandrake.com website at look at the Article '
"Latest LINUX-MANDRAKE News in the Press: April 10 2000 - " Perfection,
Except for the Documentation " '
I rest my case :)
edison
I followed the manual and never saw a fancy easy to use graphical anything.
At first I though I got jipped but I couldn't get X to work quite right with
the built in Intel video card on my Dell pc so I went out and bought a new
ATI card. I went through setup again and I got a couple linux
Roman.unless something has changed since its original
release, it is a Win9x application.
Alan
Romanator wrote:
Sorry. I think I should rephrase my question. Iomegaware software allows
you to pick and choose what you want to and when to back up your files.
How can you control the
Yo Romanator,
go to this site for plugins under Linux:
http://fredrik.hubbe.net/plugger.html
Altoine (pronounced "Al-twon")
Romanator [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Is there any type Audio of plugin that runs under Linux?
Roman
Roman,
What do you mean? Slow to post to this list or slow to navigate through?
Altoine (pronounced "Al-twon")
Romanator [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the email slow or is it just me?
Roman
Get your own FREE, personal
Glennthe owner.group for your /home/glenn/.kderc file are
probably set to root.root and need to be changed to
glenn.glenn. This was a bug in the 7.0 iso that got fixed in
the 7.0-2 iso. It only happens to user accounts created
during the install.
Alan
Glenn Johnson wrote:
Hey all. Got
Denis HAVLIK [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
GRUB is default now. If nothing was changed recently, LILO gets configured
too, but not installed.
i confirm !!!
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In travel.--Chmouel
Romanator [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Back again,
I think the file extensions for a Real Player plugin is .ram.
RealPlayer is shipped with the PowerPack
URL:http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/fpowerpack.php3.
--
MandrakeSoft Inchttp://www.mandrakesoft.com
In travel.
Denis HAVLIK [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
:~Has any one tried the Linux drivers for Iomega ZIP drives?
I have been using SCSI, PP and ATAPI versions of ZIP for years - all work
great.
/me use USB ZIP with 7.1 ;).
--
MandrakeSoft Inchttp://www.mandrakesoft.com
In travel.
Andrew Scotchmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi again.
Connected with my last mail I have downloaded the bttv-0.6 driver which can run
my BT878 Hauppage winTV card.
Reading all the info after unpacking it I editeda few files as instructed for
my card and did a "make" however I get the
vern [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there a method to test the throughput of a ppp dialup
connection in Linux? I would like the chance to optimize
my packet length maximum throughput and minimum fragmentation.
ifconfig should do everything you need (man ifconfig).
--
MandrakeSoft Inc
"pH0-tone" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have ony found a UDMA/66 Driver at promise.com for Linux RedHat.
But how to make Linux Mandrake 7.0 recognizing my Ultra66 controller?
install the linux mandrake 7.1 beta Hydrogen
URL:http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/hydrobeta.php3, ''should''
work. All
A more stable Netscape. OR Konqueror, KDE's amazingly versatile and
powerful new browser + I f it were there without having to compile, it
would indeed be cool!
=michael=
Isn't XMMS a Winamp clone. I have it in 7.o (air)
ie. not unique to 7.1.
=michael=
On Sat, 27 May 2000, Romanator wrote:
Is the email slow or is it just me?
It is probably you. You read too fast. *grin*
Paul
)0(---)0(
Finally I know how many stars there are:
MANY!
)0([[EMAIL PROTECTED]]-)0(
http://nlpagan.net - ICQ 147208
On Sat, 27 May 2000, Romanator wrote:
Back again,
I think the file extensions for a Real Player plugin is .ram.
Any ideas?
You can download a free version of RealPlayer 7.0 for Linux at
www.real.com
Paul
)0(---)0(
Finally I know how many stars there are:
On Sat, 27 May 2000, Denis HAVLIK wrote:
On Sat, 27 May 2000, Neville Cobb wrote:
:~Any way to default to the trash can for deleting items rather than the
:~way it currently is?
What do you mean?
He probably means that dropping stuff on the trashcan now saves them. He
wants a switch or so, to
On Sun, 28 May 2000, pH0-tone wrote:
Hi!
I have ony found a UDMA/66 Driver at promise.com for Linux RedHat.
But how to make Linux Mandrake 7.0 recognizing my Ultra66 controller?
And why doesn't W98 need to recognize it even without any drivers?
The same at DOS. It needs nothing...
W2000 has the
On Sat, 27 May 2000, Oliver L. Plaine Jr. wrote:
Hi Olly,
Sat, 27 May 2000 10:07:33
How did all of you solve this problem when you were a newbie? I have
hundreds of unknown to me programs on this Mandrake...I discover what
they do by accident.
For this, a thing called book exists. When I
On Sat, 27 May 2000, Romanator wrote:
Has any one downloaded a RealPlayer rp7_linux20_libc60_i386_b2_rpm?
After running the iniital installation, how do you create a link to an
executable? I would like to add it to my virtual desktop.
Yup, I have it, and it works fine.
The program you need to
Hi all,
Here a little note for people who are looking for software. This time a
spreadsheet.
subject: XESS 4.1.1
added by: Nerijus on May 27th 2000, 00:42
license: proprietary
category: X11/Office Applications
homepage: http://freshmeat.net/redir/homepage/959345135/
download:
Bill,
I looked but didn't touch through the dos icon in my kde desktop and you
seem to be right . Windows can be backed up that way too. I am most
interested if my napster files can be imported. I don't see why not and
am thrilled!
Thanks.
=michael=
It's good to know I'm not the only person with cdrw woes.
Roman,
This is something I need to know too! Good question!
=michael=
Romanator wrote:
Will, I have the ability to upgrade Linux Mandrake 7.0 to a higher
number or do I have to overwrite the earlier. What will happen to my
files. In addition, I was hoping to update the recent patches.
On Sun, 28 May 2000, you wrote:
Hi, this is Kit (again)
I still can't post to the newbie list
Oh yes you can:^)
Andrew
I would like to be able to submit more useful remarks. There is something,
though, which Mandrake should improove: documentation and support.
- Manuals are really too poor.
- From time to time you discover that an interesting program exists in your
system, and you didn't even fancy it was
The font question is perhaps not "essential", but important: it's a bit
depressive to know that you are using a "nobler" os than Windows, yet to have
fonts that look dirty and blunt.
By the way, the only thing I did when I wanted to "deuglify" them was to insert
in Linux some true type fonts;
On Sun, 28 May 2000, you wrote:
After a successful (whew) install of the Linux Mandrake 7.0 OS, with
SOUND even I find I'm having trouble installing StarOffice. Following
the directions on the ReadMe file from the StarOffice CD, I'm putting the CD
in the CD-ROM drive, logging in
You could, but a shared directory would have to be on the win partition
to be read and written by both win and linux, plus permissions changed
on the win partition to allow nsmail to write. Possibly not worth it
unless you are still using win a lot.
Bill
bascule wrote:
i will try this
On 27 May 2000, Chmouel Boudjnah wrote:
I have set up a file /etc/rc.d/rc.masq. In order to start it
automatically on boot, I've added the following line to
/etc/rc.d/rc.local:
if [ -x /etc/rc.d/rc.masq ]; then /etc/rc.d/rc.masq fi
On Thu, 03 Jul 2036, you wrote:
Yo Andrew,
Your problem may not be a "kppp" problem at all. If you can use other
networking protocols, the problem can be one of or both of two things. DNS IP
configuration incorrect and something is wrong with your browser. In my
opinion, I believe it to be
How is it possible to get a SoundBlaster PCI128 to play midi files in
Linux? It is fine on everything else, but I get "cannot open
/dev/sequencer" messages for midi. Any advice, solutions, etc?
Carl Kehley
Thank you Alan. The 'glenn' account WAS created during install. Have to see if
I can fix it now. Thanks again.
On Sun, 28 May 2000, you wrote: Glennthe
owner.group for your /home/glenn/.kderc file are probably set to root.root
and need to be changed to glenn.glenn. This was a bug in the
Roman
The same thing happened to me about 2 weeks ago and I still do not know
what caused it and also like you I re-installed.
Charles
- Original Message -
From: "Romanator" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, May 27, 2000 8:06 AM
Subject: [newbie] The Deadly
1) The strange characters are because you have not selected a default font
which can handle Line Drawing.
2) Why are you bringing up Linuxconf in text mode when you are in X? It
should come up in GUI mode. If not you ommitted something essential in the
installation.
-JMS
-Original
Micheal
Is this an OEM product or did you buy it retail. The reason I ask is that
the only CD-RW drive listed at Panosonics Web is a PCMCIA drive. All their
other recordable drives are DVD-RAM. There is no listing at all for 7585
drive but they do list a 24 speed CR-585 CD-ROM drive. This
Bear with my partial speculations here.
When the computer boots, it sets the initial timing modes for the lowest
common defaults for SVGA monitors...
When you entered NT, OS did several things...
1) It re-adjusted the timing modes for the video adapter
2) It re-allocated video ram to
On Sat, 27 May 2000 21:31:48 -0700 (PDT), Dacia wrote:
Hope this gives you some ideas Olly. You can find
most all of these programs in the KDE menus. I pretty
much just went down the list from applications -
utilities.
=
Sun, 28 May 2000 07:29:38
Thanks for the response Dacia, it
On Sat, 27 May 2000 18:32:42 -0700, Alan S wrote:
Oliveropen Konsole, navigate to /usr/bin and begin
launching.
---
Oliverone more thing. Navigate to /usr/doc and start
reading.
==
Sun, 28 May 2000 08:12:06
Yeppers Alan, the reading never stops..it's like
In a message dated 5/27/00 9:54:47 PM Mountain Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
P.S. IMHO any newbie who downloads their first install of
Linux instead of buying a documented package is truly nuts,
--- is truely nuts then...snicker...DLed my first (RH 5.1)managed
to install
That is my understanding about it being a
Winamp clone.
And it was on the 7.0 distro disk,
I didn't have to go looking for it on the web.
Bambi
Michael wrote:
Isn't XMMS a Winamp clone. I have it in 7.o (air)
ie. not unique to 7.1.
=michael=
In a message dated 5/28/00 12:46:26 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Why, when I log on/into KDE as user 'glenn' as opposed
to 'root'. do the changes to the desktop not work?
Glenn,
The settings need to be set in the individual namesie one setup for root,
another
would another solution be to leave it to owner/group
as root/root and check the click boxes to allow groups
and/or others to write, execute, etc.?
Just a thought.
Bambi
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Glennthe owner.group for your /home/glenn/.kderc file are
probably set to root.root and need to
where to see that address?
in 'system' of windows i can only see some i/o and
memory addresses for U66 controller but i don't know what address to use...
thereis a lot of them
- Original Message -
From:
Robert
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 29, 2000 12:18 PM
Hi Hellmut, check out the reply to my question from Alan Shoemaker. He told me
how to fix this small problem.
On Sun, 28 May 2000, you wrote:
Hi Glenn!
Has your user "glenn" been created during install? I have experienced the same
thing, it only works for users you have created after
That's okay. You've answered it. Tar. That's even better than the Iomega
back up Windows 'watchma call it.
Roman
Paul wrote:
On Sat, 27 May 2000, Romanator wrote:
Hi Paul,
How can you adjust what folders to back up? The Iomega software allows
you to choose all sorts of options. Or
Paul wrote:
On Fri, 26 May 2000, Paul wrote:
in the xcdroast-0.96e directory.
My burner is a Plextor on a Adaptec 2940 SCSI-card. Before my
experiments it worked OK, but now??
Can you still access the CDdrive in any way? If that does not work, there
is a bigger problem. I have
I have to read fast. I work in a technical support department, except I
run simulations.
Any how ... back to Linux.
Roman
Paul wrote:
On Sat, 27 May 2000, Romanator wrote:
Is the email slow or is it just me?
It is probably you. You read too fast. *grin*
Paul
I did that. However, when I log in as user, I get many 'kde errors'
referring to missing entries to mime=... entry. I have to click on the
OK button several times.
I deleted the link but the error keep popping up. There must be a
configuration file that I cannot find... well not find it. I just
Hey list.
I have been thinking about, if it is possible to sort/split the list in
some way. Reason:
My mother-language is not english, so it is rather time-consuming for me
to read-trough all the mails in this list - and there are many, with the
result, that I am forced to run fast trough the
Hi,
Found it.
Thanks.
Altoine Barker wrote:
Yo Romanator,
go to this site for plugins under Linux:
http://fredrik.hubbe.net/plugger.html
Altoine (pronounced "Al-twon")
Romanator [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Is there any type Audio of plugin that runs under Linux?
Roman
Alan... They are now offering a Linux version but their server will not
download it. I tried several times. And, it's operation is not
guaranteed. Sounds like they are still working on it. I could not find
the webmaster's address.
Roman
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Roman.unless something has
Aaron... if you can see two penguins, the first one is for
root(administrator), and the second penguin should be user. Click once
on the second penguin, and type in your password.
Roman
Aaron wrote:
I followed the manual and never saw a fancy easy to use graphical anything.
At first I
By the time Sunday comes around, you should receive a ton of emails.
Dacia and AzureRose wrote:
the list is really really slow.
Dacia
--- Romanator [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the email slow or is it just me?
Roman
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Do You
I couldn't find the icon either. I works great in 'root' but not under
user. I created a Program.kdelnk and deleted it due to errors. I get
many mime errors when the user virtual desktop begins.
I am wondering if I should change ownership to user? I'm still learning
the commands.
Roman
Hi Altoine,
It was slow to post. First, I thought that my provider's server was out.
Roman
Altoine Barker wrote:
Roman,
What do you mean? Slow to post to this list or slow to navigate through?
Altoine (pronounced "Al-twon")
Romanator [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the email slow or
At times, it is easier to email(privately) a print screen of what you
are seeing. Is there another way of adding an attachment? I used the
Print Screen button but it no longer works with Paint. Was this for
Windows only? How do I go about it?
Any thoughts?
Roman
Yikes. I have the Power Pack. I should checked my CDs...
Now which one is it? I should installed it first rather then downloading
it..
Maybe that will resolve the mime errors?
Thanks,
Roman
Chmouel Boudjnah wrote:
Romanator [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Back again,
I think the file
On Sat, 27 May 2000, Dacia and AzureRose wrote:
--- Neville Cobb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to see the RPMDrake database already
loaded with the
programs we can install from the six CD set.
that would take an incredible amoutn of HD space. Six
discs could be as much as
On Sat, 27 May 2000, Chmouel Boudjnah wrote:
"pH0-tone" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have ony found a UDMA/66 Driver at promise.com for Linux RedHat.
But how to make Linux Mandrake 7.0 recognizing my Ultra66 controller?
install the linux mandrake 7.1 beta Hydrogen
On Sun, 28 May 2000 01:01:18 -0500,Aaron wrote:
I went through setup again and I got a couple linux penguin
images this time but I still didn't get the fancy gui pictured in the
manual.
===
Sun, 28 May 2000 11:21:48
If you can see the Penguin Aaron, login with your password and it
okay...I guess Denis fixed the problem...after I emailed him
Andrew Scotchmer wrote:
On Sun, 28 May 2000, you wrote:
Hi, this is Kit (again)
I still can't post to the newbie list
Oh yes you can:^)
Andrew
--
Registered Linux User:73821
===
I know.. I was completely lost in a maze of new syntax. And, the
installation and connection to the Internet should have been completely
transparent. The installation and user guide(I'm sorry) were very poorly
edited. In my case, I found that I had manually edit my files.
I would have added
Hi, Linux users,
I know this is not a big problem but I cannot change the KDE theme entirely
when I login as a user. When I change the theme, windows itself still stays
at silver color no matter which theme I choose. Other than that everything
changes as it supposed to be. However, I can change
Hi Alan,
I guess, the confusion is in the operation of the software while in
Windows. The operation used visuals i.e. buttons and tabs, and the
operation was transparent. Just click on a button and off you go...I was
used to a certain frame of thinking and viewing. I will begin using tar.
Linux
You mean you can actually share your mailboxes across Windows and Linux?
How 'd you do?
I share the address books, and i works all right. If I could share the
mailboxes, it 'd find it useful.
You could, but a shared directory would have to be on the win partition
to be read and written by
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