On Sat, 13 Jan 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I hope you try icewm some day. On a 486, it's
> noticeably faster than fvwm2. Very lean, very
> stable. A wonderful example of the programmer's
> art.
I'm fairly certain I have. I think it was one of
those things I installed once, looked at,
On 13 Jan, Clarence Verge wrote:
> Steve wrote:
>>
>> On Sat, 13 Jan 2001, Bernie wrote:
>>
>> > For a more permanent fix I would suggest
>> > getting a S3 card (the best supported by SVGAlib IIRC - and the brand
>> > Michael is using).
>>
>> There are scores of different S3 cards. The S3 Vi
Steve wrote:
>
> On Sat, 13 Jan 2001, Bernie wrote:
>
> > For a more permanent fix I would suggest
> > getting a S3 card (the best supported by SVGAlib IIRC - and the brand
> > Michael is using).
>
> There are scores of different S3 cards. The S3 ViRGE DX/GX
> card I have does not work with
On Sat, 13 Jan 2001, Bernie wrote:
> For a more permanent fix I would suggest
> getting a S3 card (the best supported by SVGAlib IIRC - and the brand
> Michael is using).
There are scores of different S3 cards. The S3 ViRGE DX/GX
card I have does not work with the S3 option in svgalib.config
On Sat, 13 Jan 2001, Klaus Hameyer wrote:
> > Does
> > your X-Arachne say GGI across the top bar? If so, you're
> > running the non-SVGA version you believe you removed.
>
> No, it does not. And upon invoking Arachne in X windows, it
> appears to exit the X system. Upon exiting Arachne, X come
Steve wrote:
>
> For instance, in Gnome, you can choose to use
> Enlightenment window manager, Sawmill window
> manager, etc... maybe even Icewm.
Yup... icewm works very well as the Gnome wm.
> I don't use Gnome or KDE either, but opt for
> the leaner fvwm2.
I hope you try icewm some day. O
Clarence wrote:
>So it appears to have a problem with either VESA in general or Matrox
>in particular. :(
In my experience it's a problem with the VESA interface.
>The Arachne screen is a total mess - nothing recognizeable at all - and
>it doesn't reset or clear when I exit. I have to run blind.
Steve from Arizona wrote:
>> 7. You NEED to make a PPP connection before running Arachne.
> Actually, arachne works just fine offline for looking at local
> html files, etc. You don't NEED to be online just to run it.
This is true; poor phrasing on my part. I assumed one would
want to get on
On Fri, 12 Jan 2001 06:11:53 -0500 (EST), Klaus Hameyer wrote:
> At the risk of telling you something that you already know,
> here is what I did to get Arachne166b for linux to run:
> 1. decompressed/untarred it
> 2. ran ./install
> 3. chose Arachne directory to be /opt/arachne166b
> (config, c
Klaus Hameyer wrote:
>
> 7. You NEED to make a PPP connection before running Arachne.
Actually, arachne works just fine offline for looking at local
html files, etc. You don't NEED to be online just to run it.
> 9. ... I also removed the non-SVGAlib
>option from the script since I fou
Clarence Verge wrote:
>It appears that PYGMYLinux v0.7 has what it takes to run Arachne !!
>The Pygmy install was a lot less painful than the download and it
>has some new stuff vs v0.6.
>Arachne installed without complaint but I could NOT run it because
>I had NO idea what to do once it was load
On Wed, 10 Jan 2001 05:46:07 -0400, Clarence Verge wrote:
> Hello All;
> It appears that PYGMYLinux v0.7 has what it takes to run Arachne !!
> The Pygmy install was a lot less painful than the download and it
> has some new stuff vs v0.6.
> Arachne installed without complaint but I could NOT ru
Hello All;
It appears that PYGMYLinux v0.7 has what it takes to run Arachne !!
The Pygmy install was a lot less painful than the download and it
has some new stuff vs v0.6.
Arachne installed without complaint but I could NOT run it because
I had NO idea what to do once it was loaded. All logical
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