Hmm...Kscd, huh? I'm currently trying to streamline what I'm using as much
as possible...is there a lighter cd playing program loaded in 7.2?
For that matter, as an mp3 player I've been using xmms. I like it, but it
does take some memory (though not nearly as much as kaiman). I've tried
using mpg123, but cant get it to not skip, no matter the buffer size. Has
anyone had success with this program?
peace,
Rog
http://www.slammingrooves.com
Registered Linux user #190719
On Sat, 16 Dec 2000, Tim Holmes wrote:
> The thing is KDE is quite a beast. I've found that a lot of KDE apps
> have died on me. Not so much in KDE, but running KDE apps in Enlightenment
> I've seen a large amount of times where those have just died on me. I
> use KDE for work for the most part. Mainly because I haven't figured out
> how to completely customize FVWM2 to look like it does at work. But I
> don't run a lot of those GUI apps. I stopped using Netscape for the most
> part. I use Mozilla, which has shown that it's more stable. I've yet to
> have that die on me.
>
> But there is a setting that you check when setting up Kppp/Internet Dialer
> that says when I log out DO NOT drop the Internet connection. You must
> have selected that.
>
> I also stick with command based programs. I use a terminal version of
> AIM. No GUI, just pure text, and I run that through Eterm. (CAIM is the
> name of the app if you're interested.) I run Mutt for my mail program.
> Just type mutt at a command prompt. It should be part of the basic install.
>
> I don't really mess with news readers personally, but if you get rid of
> KMail and the CD player, I'm pretty sure you won't have this problem. It's
> most likely that your CD player is a KDE program, and it running with KMail,
> knocked heads and that's why the X Server crapped on ya!
>
> Personally I'd say drop Netscape, and KMail. But KMail is a pretty good app.
> I will say that much. Not going to say to just get rid of KDE because you
> may find you just don't like the other Windows Managers. But Netscape out of
> the way, and KMail will save you some RAM space and crashing head aches.
> tdh
> --
> T. Holmes
> Unixtechs.org
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>
> * blinddog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [001215 04:13]:
> > Bizarre thing just happened, I was going thru news and my screens just
> > disappeared and I was deposited at the logon propmt, my CD kept playing, my
> > interenet connection remained and I just logged back in.
> >
> > I was running
> > KDE2
> > Kmail
> > Netscape 4.75
> > PAN newsreader
> > Cd player
> > Internet login script
> > and run Linux 7.2
> >
> > Has anyone else had an experience like this? Any ideas?
> >
> > Blinddog
>
>
>
