On Fri, 2005-10-14 at 20:03 +0000, jp wrote: > Hi > > In the office, I downloaded the latest ISO of GunStep and promptly > installed it. I think it booted up as a live CD. However, what I > couldn't figure out was, where do you configure your network settings?
It would appear that you are under the impression GNUstep is an OS. You have most likely downloaded a Linux distribution with GNUstep installed on top of it (GNUstep is a series of libraries and frameworks). It probably came with a bunch of applications that use GNUstep as their framework. GNUstep is not an operating system, but rather a multiplatform GUI development framework, based on the OpenStep specification (NOT the OPENSTEP OS). > > Presuming the NIC is supported (I admit, there's no reason to presume it > was, but I had no way of figuring out otherwise), how do I look at > things like "does it have DHCP?", "how do I assign my secondary DNS?" etc. > The normal rules of configuring Linux networking apply (/etc/network/* or something), although, I think, considering this is a CD distribution, it may be difficult to configure such settings. Regards -- Christopher Armstrong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ Help-gnustep mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnustep
