An unnamed Administration source, Collins Richey, wrote: % Well now, things are looking up. % % 1. Solved my X problem. I could have sworn that I moved by XF86Config % file to Slack, but lo and behold it was not what I was using. Now % corrected; flicker gone. % % 2. Slack gets a big A+ for detecting my sound card automatically and for % setting up CD writer automatically. % % 3. Slack gets a B+ for settting up my printer almost. Printer support % is activated, but my LJ1100 just sits there with a blinking light, which % means that the wrong type data is arriving. I looked, and it doesn't % appear that Ghostscript is on board, so I'm not surprised that this % doesn't work.
/usr/share/apsfilter/SETUP should do the trick. % 4. Through google, I found a source of Slack packages. Sylpheed and % aterm are up and running. What's the source? % 5. Now the search begins in earnest to get Phoenix up and going. The % phoenix nightlies (binaries) require older compatibility C++ and libc5 % and libc6 libraries in order to work with all the plugins that aren't % yet up to current compiler/library standards. Gentoo has all this % packaged(lib-compat). Is there any equivalent in the way of a Slack % package? Nothing comes to mind, but I rarely use pre-packaged stuff. % 6. Slack gets a B+ for providing a usable, but not quite up to snuff % version of KDE. Pretty decent grades, I say. Kurt -- In Tulsa, Oklahoma, it is against the law to open a soda bottle without the supervision of a licensed engineer. _______________________________________________ Linux-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe/Suspend/Etc -> http://www.linux-sxs.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-users
