Hello all, First of all thanks to everyone who contributes to Debian Alpha. I still find it bewildering that there is so much support and help available for open source in general and have yet to work out how I can contribute something back to the community with my limited knowledge of things geeky.
I did a bog-standard install of Debian Woody on a dual processor, Digital Alpha 5305. At the installer prompt I declined to use the package selectors because I wanted a dist-upgrade to testing. After the dist-upgrade I set apt.conf to unstable and "apt-got" kde 3.1. I ran apt-get install mozilla which worked fine, I set the sound wrapper to none in debconf, because I haven't installed a sound card. When I try to run Mozilla from the kde panel the little icon does it's flicker stuff and then disappears without Moz loading up. Normally when I run into an app that does this, I just run it from a terminal and work out what to do from the error messages that ensue. But Moz doesn't give me an error message even if run from the shell. It just doesn't load. So I don't really know what to do or what's gone wrong. Is there an error log I should check or does anybody know if there's something else I should've done? Any comments or help is much appreciated. Kind regards, Rob Thyssen
