Re: [newbie] KDE animated cursor

[Erylon Hines]

On Thursday 22 January 2004 09:45 pm, yankl wrote:
> On Thursday 22 January 2004 14:12, Poogle wrote:
> > On Wednesday 21 Jan 2004 14:47, Doug wrote:
> > > Hi all
> > >
> > > I was wondering, is there a way to get KDE to use animated cursors? I
> > > have looked a bit, but have not found any docs that might explain a way
> > > to use them, or for that matter any ani cursors out there on KDE's
> > > site.
> > >
http://themes.kde.org >X11 Mouse Themes has a lot of cursor packages.  I can't 
tell you which are animated, but I use Blue Glass XCursors 3D, and it has 
animation.  

Create a directory /home/your_username/.icons and put the directory containing 
your cursor theme into that.  Whichever cursor you want to use, name the 
directory /home/your_username/.icons/default
That directory should contain the "cursors" directory for that theme, and the 
"index.theme" file, both of which will be created when you unzip you cursor 
tarball.  My ~/.icons directory has a half dozen directorys inside, each 
containing a different cursor theme.  To choose a different cursor theme, I 
just rename the chosen directory to "default", change the name of the old 
default to something appropriate,  and restart kde.

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Re: [newbie] KDE animated cursor

[yankl]

On Thursday 22 January 2004 14:12, Poogle wrote:
> On Wednesday 21 Jan 2004 14:47, Doug wrote:
> > Hi all
> >
> > I was wondering, is there a way to get KDE to use animated cursors? I
> > have looked a bit, but have not found any docs that might explain a way
> > to use them, or for that matter any ani cursors out there on KDE's site.
> >
> > The one thing I do like about Winblow$ is the ability to easily use
> > animated cursors. I do have a collection of them and was wondering if it
> > was possible to use them in KDE.
> >
> > I would appreciate any info, or pointing me in the direction of some
> > docs.
> >
> > I am currently using KDE 3.1 on MDK 9.1 on a Toshiba Tecra 8000 laptop.
> >
> > Thanks for any help.
>
> You could go to http://www.rpmfind.net and download cursor_themes
> it has  a number of different cursors, but the only animated one is Tux

Check on kdelook.org under cursors
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Re: [newbie] Transcode

[Dan Gordon]

On Thu, 22 Jan 2004 20:37:29 -0800
"David E. Fox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:   
> 
> I've had success with both approaches. mencoder (or if you want
> graphical, there's gmencoder) does produce quality video, although
> I've only used it for DivX and mpeg4 stuff. DVD:rip is fairly easy to
> use, but is slower, and it's mostly because there are a dozen or more
> instances of transcode and other helper things behind the scenes doing
> the actual work. With DVD:rip (and gmencoder) it's easier to 'size'
> the resultant output so that you get an AVI that fits precisely on one
> 80 min CDR. Just using mencoder, that's not all that easy to do. And
> (for me) I don't yet grok the transcode options -- they seem more
> daunting than the mencoder ones -- and without doing a lot of looking,
> it seems mencoder/mplayer is more documented than is transcode.
> 
> If you experiment with mencoder and come up with a good invocation
> that works, you might as well make a shell script or an alias out of
> it since figuring out those options the next time can be just as
> difficult.
> 
 
There is a front end for transcode called gtranscode, I've not used it
yet but i thought you might like to know about it.

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Re: [newbie] Transcode

[David E. Fox]

On Sun, 18 Jan 2004 22:34:40 +1300
anton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


> Sure is. I used mencoder for a while but it seems to ask to much from
> my 
>   chip (long story) which promptly overheats and seizes. Which gets me
>   

That seems to be a hardware problem. Have you tried mprime and the other
diagnostics on your system? mencoder does do a lot of work, but it
shouldn't lock your system up.

I've had success with both approaches. mencoder (or if you want
graphical, there's gmencoder) does produce quality video, although I've
only used it for DivX and mpeg4 stuff. DVD:rip is fairly easy to use,
but is slower, and it's mostly because there are a dozen or more
instances of transcode and other helper things behind the scenes doing
the actual work. With DVD:rip (and gmencoder) it's easier to 'size' the
resultant output so that you get an AVI that fits precisely on one 80
min CDR. Just using mencoder, that's not all that easy to do. And (for
me) I don't yet grok the transcode options -- they seem more daunting
than the mencoder ones -- and without doing a lot of looking, it seems
mencoder/mplayer is more documented than is transcode.

If you experiment with mencoder and come up with a good invocation that
works, you might as well make a shell script or an alias out of it since
figuring out those options the next time can be just as difficult.

Also, I haven't tried doing any VCDs yet. Hell, my older cheapie DVD
player won't play them, and my even older one claimed to but was not
able to play anything that's on CD-ROM (i.e, not store bought stuff), so
VCDs are of little use.

> Anton



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RE: [newbie] Sound and net

[pjscott]

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Philip,

Have you installed dhcp software? It is the client part you need. urpmi
dhcp and try after that.

Tony.

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Subject: Re: [newbie] Sound and net


On Monday 19 January 2004 12:27 pm, pjscott wrote:
>>> whack

> Hi Anne yes I finally managed with the linux noapic...
> Also Have tried the setup in mandrake and still nothing, it is as if
> mandrake cant detect my connection. It finds my modem but somehow cant
> configure it ?
>
> philip.

Philip:

Without knowing  more about your modem, it is very difficult to answer
your
question. It does sound, though, as if you may have a winmodem -- and
that
is
not a good thing. However, workarounds do exist. Take a look at these
sites:
http://linmodems.org
http://www.idir.net/~gromitkc/winmodem.html
(Also, if you haven't already done so, be sure to visit the site cited
by
Anne:
http://twiki.mdklinuxfaq.org.)

Keep us posted.

By the way, you'll be way ahead of the game if you include a brief
description
of your hardware in future posts. Answering questions about sound cards
and
modems is all but impossible without knowing the specific items
involved.

-- cmg


no its not a winmodem
its a cable modem a motorola sb4100
its is connected in windows
but i did have to do it manually or a friend did
he said it was to do with the mother board not detecting the settins in
auto
mode.
i think i will have to do the same in linux but i have no idea how.
my mother board is a asrock with a 10/100 lan and onboard sound
it has a sis chipset.
i did try to let the wizard in mandrake controll have a go but it
wouldnt
give me an ip address.

Philip


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I belive the problem may lie withing my motherboard. In windows we had to
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[newbie] Reboot

[Aron Smith]

Crap, printer stopped working had to reboot system
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[newbie] Newbie needs step-by-step instructions on Kernel upgrading

[marc resnick]

Here's the scoop:
I'd like to upgrade my kernel from 2.4.22 to 2.6.1. My machine is an i686(I 
don't know what that means, so if someone would care to explain), and I have 
a little over 10 GB in my whole Linux partition(4 for root, 5 for main, 1 for 
swap). I have a habit of completely screwing up my system, so step-by-step 
instructions would be greatly appreciated. If you're asking why I need to 
upgrade my kernel, it's because I believe that 2.6.1 has built in acpi 
support(correct me if I'm wrong). I've been googling on it for a while, but I 
can never find clear instructions on exactly what I need to do.

Help would be nice =)
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Re: [newbie] Interesting Article by Forbes

[JoeHill]

On Fri, 23 Jan 2004 00:39:15 +
Kaj Haulrich disseminated the following:

> > http://www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/reports/4933/1/
> >
> > Microsoft wants DRM made mandatory so they can stop projects like
> > these.
> >
> > Fsck 'em.
> 
> Maybe, but can Microsoft re-write the Constitution of The United 
> States ???

Already done: the DMCA.

I'm not worried, they can put whatever obstacles they want in the way of these
projects, there's always a way around.

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Re: [newbie] Interesting Article by Forbes

[Aron Smith]

On Fri, 23 Jan 2004 00:39:15 +
Kaj Haulrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> On Thursday 22 January 2004 23:22, JoeHill wrote:
> > On Fri, 23 Jan 2004 00:05:44 +
> >
> > Kaj Haulrich disseminated the following:
> > > http://www.forbes.com/infoimaging/free_forbes/2004/0202/092.htm
> > >l
> >
> > It gets even more interesting:
> >
> > http://www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/reports/4933/1/
> >
> > Microsoft wants DRM made mandatory so they can stop projects
> > like these.
they are trying
> >
> > Fsck 'em.
> 
> Maybe, but can Microsoft re-write the Constitution of The
> United States ???
> 
> Kaj Haulrich.
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> 
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Re: [newbie] Interesting Article by Forbes

[Kaj Haulrich]

On Thursday 22 January 2004 23:22, JoeHill wrote:
> On Fri, 23 Jan 2004 00:05:44 +
>
> Kaj Haulrich disseminated the following:
> > http://www.forbes.com/infoimaging/free_forbes/2004/0202/092.htm
> >l
>
> It gets even more interesting:
>
> http://www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/reports/4933/1/
>
> Microsoft wants DRM made mandatory so they can stop projects like
> these.
>
> Fsck 'em.

Maybe, but can Microsoft re-write the Constitution of The United 
States ???

Kaj Haulrich.
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Re: [newbie] Interesting Article by Forbes

[JoeHill]

On Fri, 23 Jan 2004 00:05:44 +
Kaj Haulrich disseminated the following:

> http://www.forbes.com/infoimaging/free_forbes/2004/0202/092.html

It gets even more interesting:

http://www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/reports/4933/1/

Microsoft wants DRM made mandatory so they can stop projects like these.

Fsck 'em.

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[newbie] Interesting Article by Forbes

[Kaj Haulrich]

http://www.forbes.com/infoimaging/free_forbes/2004/0202/092.html

Kaj Haulrich.
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Re: [newbie] photo printers

[Dennis Myers]

On Tuesday 20 January 2004 10:47 pm, Ramin wrote:
> Hi,
>  I know little about printers and now i need to buy one: I would like to
> buy a photo printer and i would like to know your opnion on the following:
>
>  1- Which photo printers (in terms of brands & models) are best supported
> under Linux and Mandrake in particular? I mean to have the most
> functionality of the printer .
>
>  2- I also need a general purpose printer for printing .dvi, .ps, .pdf and
> office documents formats. Which printer (brand & model) is then
> recommended?
>
>  3- The best for me is a printer that can do both jobs. Is there such a
> printer available?
>
>  Any comment is appreciated. I should say that i am not sure if i can
> simply trust the available hardware support databases. I think hearing
> about real experiences would more helpful to me. Or you can just tell me
> which printer you are using and if you are satisfied with it.
>
>  Thanks, Ramin
I have been using HP for some years now. The newer ones are great. I have two 
multifunctions working, One is an Epson and the Other HP psc2175. They are 
usb and work well. Oh, Epson is a Stylus CX5200.
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Re: [newbie] AMD Support

[Ayoub890]

jason pearl wrote:

On Wed, 21 Jan 2004 21:19:23 -0800
Ayoub890 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 

[Deleted]

Which is the best web resource for information on compatible hardware?

Thanx,

Ayoub



   

mandrake.com and look up compatability

 

I looked at the motherboards in the "Hardware Database" over there and I 
got scared. How come "we" are still in business?  There is only 
incompatibles in the Database.

Thanx,

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Re: [newbie] KDE animated cursor

[Poogle]

On Wednesday 21 Jan 2004 14:47, Doug wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I was wondering, is there a way to get KDE to use animated cursors? I have
> looked a bit, but have not found any docs that might explain a way to use
> them, or for that matter any ani cursors out there on KDE's site.
>
> The one thing I do like about Winblow$ is the ability to easily use
> animated cursors. I do have a collection of them and was wondering if it
> was possible to use them in KDE.
>
> I would appreciate any info, or pointing me in the direction of some docs.
>
> I am currently using KDE 3.1 on MDK 9.1 on a Toshiba Tecra 8000 laptop.
>
> Thanks for any help.

You could go to http://www.rpmfind.net and download cursor_themes
it has  a number of different cursors, but the only animated one is Tux
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RE: [newbie] DrakX source code

[R.I.Clarke C0052175]

thats great, thanks for your help Derek and Greg, much appreciated

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Subject: Re: [newbie] DrakX source code



On Wednesday 21 Jan 2004 1:15 pm, R.I.Clarke C0052175 wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>   Im am pretty much a newbie to Mandrake. For my degree I need to get 
hold
> of the source code for DrakX. If anyone could point me in the right
> direction i would be very grateful.
>
>   thank you
>
>   Richard

Source code for all packages are on the mirrors. For example
ftp://ftp.rediris.es/pub/linux/distributions/mandrake/9.2/SRPMS

These are .src.rpm packages if you just click on them with konqueror, they
will install themselves into /usr/src/RPM/SOURCES  for the source code, and
the spec file which describes how the RPM is built will install into
/usr/src/RPM/SPECS.

You can compile a binary RPM from the source simply by cd ing to the SPEC
folder and entering
rpmbuild -bc specfile

see man 'rpmbuild'

Naturally you will need any compilers or 'devel packages the source needs to
be installed before it will compile successfully.

HTH

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[newbie] KDE animated cursor

[Doug]

Hi all

I was wondering, is there a way to get KDE to use animated cursors? I have 
looked a bit, but have not found any docs that might explain a way to use 
them, or for that matter any ani cursors out there on KDE's site.

The one thing I do like about Winblow$ is the ability to easily use animated 
cursors. I do have a collection of them and was wondering if it was possible 
to use them in KDE.

I would appreciate any info, or pointing me in the direction of some docs.

I am currently using KDE 3.1 on MDK 9.1 on a Toshiba Tecra 8000 laptop.

Thanks for any help.
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Re: [newbie] Update Files

[James Henry Maiewski]

On Wednesday 21 January 2004 07:37 am, Budhi Astiyadi wrote:
> I use Mandraka 9.2 Download Edition.
> Can anybody tell me where are the Update Files that I download from live
> update? I want to burn it and install them in other machine that has no
> internet connection.
> Thanks before.
Hello,

I'm sorry I don't have an answer to your question, but this seemed like a 
perfect opportunity to ask the list about updates.  I thought that I had seen 
a CD for sale on the Mandrake site that was a compendium of all the updates 
for the last release (this would have been 9.0).  Was I imagining it? Could I 
possible get one for 9.1?

Sincerely,
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Re: [newbie] running dual boot and wanting windows and linux running at the same time

[JoeHill]

On Thu, 22 Jan 2004 19:28:14 +1300
anton disseminated the following:

> > PowerPack, you'll get a 30 day license and you can also get a trial license 
> > from the vmware website.
> > 
> 
> Though it is really shocking, just remember that there are a lot of 
> unscrupulous people out (read between 'em) there and Google is your 
> friend ...

You naughty boy, you ;-)

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Re: [newbie] AMD Support

[Greg Meyer]

On Thursday 22 January 2004 12:19 am, Ayoub890 wrote:
> Which is the best web resource for information on compatible hardware?

We have set up a wiki page here

http://mandrake.vmlinuz.ca/bin/view/Main/HardwareCompatibility
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RE: [newbie] AMD Support

[Dale Kosan]

Snip


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Re: [newbie] Remove boot splash from lilo.conf

[John Richard Smith]

Guy Rouillier wrote:

I changed the message line in lilo.conf to 

message=/boot/message.txt

and created the referenced file with the single line:

Tab or ? to list,  to boot default

If you pull up the supplied /boot/message file, you'll see all kinds of
ANSI sequences, which is where the GUI boot screen is coming from.
 

Guy, I don't think this does what I want.
In my /boot/message.txt, it says
Welcome to LILO the operating system chooser!
Choose an operating system from the list above or
wait 10 seconds for default boot.
and so if I add,

Tab,
M9.1
M9.0
W2000
to list,( or something similar)
This merely changes the splash screen entries, me thinks ?

I've nothing against the gui splash screen 
it's the way the GUI BOOT script gets created anytime you mess with the append=line in lilo.conf. I,m just nift  that anytime you just happen to remove nosplash from the append=line, you cannot get the text boot back again simply by reinserting nosplash, instead you have to go all round the mulbery bush by remaking your /boot/initrd boot image with the mkinitrd command. It really ought to be something simpler and more logical, and it would help if the append line switch were something much easier to remember like guiboot and txtboot.I mean it's nothing to do with the splash screen as such, but the manner of the boot script, text, or flashy gui ?

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Re: [newbie] installing gcc2.95

[Dick Gevers]

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>Does anybody knows if it is possible, and in case how, to install gcc 2.95 
>with Mandrake 9.2?
>I downloaded the rpm from Mandrake 7.2 and it seems to work but when 
>compiling it gives me compatibility problems with the glibc3.2.3 (while 
>actually I would need the glibc 3.1 but I don't know how to do it).

You`d be best off with a src.rpm or better yet an original tarball. When you
have untarred it, look at the INSTALL, README files and other text files in
the base directory. Then see what options there are with ./configure --help
and you should be able to install the glibc 2.95 or 3.1 into different
directories then those in which your 3.2.3 is installed.

To check where MD 9.2 wrote all the 3.2.3 files, do (as root):

rpm -ql glibc

When you start the programme which requires availability of glibc 2.95 or
3.1 (I am assuming that`s why your asking), you may have to point it to the
paths where you installed 2.95 or 3.1

HTH
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