Good thing this list is for newbies because here is a real newbie
question: how do I put a 2nd Linux installation on my hard drive? (such
as mandrake 9.2 beta.) I could go into more detail but as to what I've
tried, but best I should not waste any more of your time.
Thank you for your assistance.
--- dfox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recall chatting with the developer of another multitrack recorder
s/w a number of years ago; he did not think linux was up to snuff for
that, and I tried to convince him otherwise. A lot has to do with
sound card buffers and how fast your computer is. the
Thanks, for the input. I have just started to use Audacity and it may
do what I want for editing, but as I move into using my computer for
hard disc recording and mixing tracks I wonder if Audacity will still
do the job. Oh well, that's a great thing about Linux and OSS, you have
options.
---
I am interested in trying out some sound editing software and I am
hoping to get opinions on 2 of them: Rosegarden and Ardour. Since I am
stuck on dialup downloading both of them is not really an option,
although that would be the best way to check them out. What do some of
you think of these
I had an unexpected problem occur today. When attempting to bootup the
boot process will make it to Starting system logger and stops, it
does not progress beyond this point. I'm pretty new at this and looking
at the boot logs hasn't revealed anything to my inexperienced eye.
What's going on here?
to check it out.
TC
--- Stephen Kuhn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 2002-12-22 at 07:30, T C wrote:
Can someone please tell me where I can find Netatalk/Appletalk on
the
Mandrake 9.0 CD's? I have looked through the download version CD's
and
can't find it.
Thanks for your help.
TC
I'm not terribly familier with setting up Samba with the tools now
available. The last time I dealt with Samba I had to hack the config
file for it by hand, but now it doesn't seem to be that difficult. You
mentioned NetBIOS, does NetBIOS have to be installed for DAVE to work,
or is it already a
Is anyone here using the Asus A7N8X motherboard, or any motherboard
with the nForce2 chipset? I am interested in this MB, but want to make
sure Linux will work with it without a lot of hassles.
Thanks.
TC
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TC
--- John Richard Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
T C wrote:
I don't know if there is a specific reason you are trying to do this
in
in Gimp, but I use Compupic for simple photo clean-up. You can
download
it here:
www.photodex.com/downloads/platforms/linux.html
TC
You can find the KDE 3.0.5 rpms for Mandrake 9.0 here:
ftp://carroll.cac.psu.edu/pub/linux/distributions/mandrake-devel/unsupported/9.0/kde3.0.5/RPMS/i586
TC
--- Anthony Abby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, never did Gary. I don't see the RPMs anywhere... checked several
mirrors and all that's
When I try to go to a sub-directory under /mnt, whether by command
line, or Konqueror, it takes a long time to have the directories under
/mnt appear. As an example: I try to go to /mnt/cdrom in Konqueror. I
click on the /mnt directory and then I wait, for sometimes a couple of
minutes. During
menudrake, it'll fix the problem.
This isn't a great solution. I would want to find out why
soundwrapper
isn't working properly, but in the meantime this solution won't hurt.
Miark
On Mon, 4 Nov 2002 08:12:36 -0800 (PST)
T C [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yesterday I tried to use xmms, starting
Yesterday I tried to use xmms, starting it from the menu (K -
Multimedia - Sound - Xmms). The only thing that happened was an xmms
indicator appeared on the panel with the hour glass turning, then after
about a minute it disappeared. Xmms did not run. I opened a terminal
window and as a user typed
if you remove that
from the menu entry using menudrake, it'll fix the problem.
This isn't a great solution. I would want to find out why
soundwrapper
isn't working properly, but in the meantime this solution won't hurt.
Miark
On Mon, 4 Nov 2002 08:12:36 -0800 (PST)
T C [EMAIL
BCast 2000 is included on the Mandrake 8.1 CD's. If you have the 8.1
CD's, or can get them, go to Software Manager and add the 8.1 CD's as
sources, install BCast2000 using urpmi, and all of the needed
dependancies will be installed for you.
Terry
--- John Richard Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
uninstall it:
$ rpm -e name-of-package
Hope that helps.
H3li0
--- T C [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am having a problem with installed rpm packages.
I
noticed my screensaver, ksetisaver, wasn't
working.
I
checked in Mandrake control center and ksetidaver
was
no longer listed
I am having a problem with installed rpm packages. I
noticed my screensaver, ksetisaver, wasn't working. I
checked in Mandrake control center and ksetidaver was
no longer listed as a choice under screensavers. I'd
been having some problems with it so I decided to
uninstall it. Here's what
I tried to use for awhile (worked fine in in Mandrake
8.1) I also had the problem where my CDROM was not
recognized. I left XCDRoast, opened Gcombust, and was
happily burning a CD in about 5 minutes. Like Kaj
said, there are other front-ends to use. I would still
like to make XCDRoast work but
Thanks for your patience. I have not needed to use a
database program before and I am just now having to
learn how to use one.
TC
--- D. Olson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 05 June 2002 12:56 pm, you wrote:
Where can you get a copy of dBase?
*sigh*
It's a database format that
Thanks
--- Robert Whitney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 08:56 AM 5/16/2002 -0700, you wrote:
This may have been addressed earlier but is it true
that Mandrake uses a non-standard KDE file system
layout? Would someone from Mandrake please comment
on
the paragraph below? I copied this from a
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