Elliott Martin wrote:
seeing the wishlist flyby got me thinking...
...it would be really cool if there were a drak tool for joystick
configuration...
anyway, it's just an idea!
-elliott
Long overdue! For USB joysticks it should be easy. The problem is with
gameport joysticks. I think
Aurelien Bompard wrote:
Hi all
ALSA 0.9 final is out
http://freshmeat.net/projects/alsadriver/
Will it be included ?
Thanks
Aurélien
This is good news as ALSA has pretty much replaces OSS. And a stable
ALSA would be nice, hopefully it somehow makes it in. I find it sad
that Mandrake
Danny Tholen wrote:
On Monday 10 March 2003 21:33, George Mitchell wrote:
I have nothing against proprietary software in general or soundfonts in
particular. I only find it odd that cards that provide /dev/sequencer
support under free software should see that support discontinued when
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 9 Mar 2003, George Mitchell wrote:
I would be delighted to see a few posts by people who actually have
/dev/sequencer (soundcard midi) working with such apps as Rosegarden and
kmid, revealing what sound card they are using and what there
/etc/modules.conf
Buchan Milne wrote:
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On Sun, 9 Mar 2003, George Mitchell wrote:
I would be delighted to see a few posts by people who actually have
/dev/sequencer (soundcard midi) working with such apps as Rosegarden and
kmid
Buchan Milne wrote:
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George Mitchell wrote:
Buchan Milne wrote:
Ah, so this is a proprietary technology using non-free 'soundfonts'.
What happened to the old synthesizer OPL3 method used back in the 7.1
days?
Well, you are always free
Robert L Martin wrote:
Problems with ATI and nVidea products. Only the two most
popular video cards on the market.
.. And the two that prefer to make proprietary drivers rather than, if
they want the speed and quality, making their work fully open..
Buchan Milne wrote:
On Sun, 9 Mar 2003, George Mitchell wrote:
The same is true of /dev/sequencer support under a number of
cards that used to work with OPEN SOURCE drivers but no longer do.
Sorry, but I do not believe posts like this until I see the bug numbers,
please post them.Or
Obviously 9.1 is almost out the door and there is nothing even in
Mandrake's power to change that. But in following this thread, I do see
a lot of value in moving to a Debian style Stable/Unstable model. The
additional overhead would not be that great and there would be many
benefits.
Warly wrote:
George Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
And this exactly illustrates the problem with the current development
model. Come hell or high water the product WILL ship, even if it
turns out to be the buggiest ever. Mandrake and other distributors
are entering a period where
Sascha Noyes wrote:
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George Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
And this exactly illustrates the problem with the current development
model. Come hell or high water the product WILL ship, even
Miark wrote:
On Wed, 5 Mar 2003 16:57:17 -0600
Texstar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why is a mid-March release so critical?
To quote Civileme:
...Mandrakesoft has to make the release date. It is negotiated into contracts
for pressing CDs, for example, and a day's slippage may cause a
Andi Payn wrote:
On Thursday 06 March 2003 06:17, Adam Williamson wrote:
If the problem is contractual obligations, perhaps the 9.0 experience
ought to indicate that such contracts should not be made.
How do you propose that Mandrake release their software, then? If they wait
until there
Support should be in gatos (http://gatos.sourceforge.net/)
Robert L Martin wrote:
Is there a set of packages availible to enable an ATI Radeon AIW tv
tuner to function yet??
(as far as i can tell some sort of mandrake magic must be done to get
this cards tuner working or i need to drink a case
Chmouel Boudjnah wrote:
George Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
developers on this list consider us loyal Mandrake users to be nothing
more than 'whiners', they are sticking their heads in the sand and
/ why everytime people keep thinking that we don't listen /
Because thats
Buchan Milne wrote:
On Sat, 8 Feb 2003, George Mitchell wrote:
an Athlon? That doesn't sound right at all. And as far as the person
who made the comment about 'end user whining', if the developers on this
list consider us loyal Mandrake users to be nothing more than 'whiners
Charles A Edwards wrote:
On Sat, 08 Feb 2003 09:33:09 -0800
George Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was unable to even
perform SysReq sync, remount, boot sequence and had to endure another
ugly root partition cleanup. Looks like there are still problems here
in spite of rumours
I just reenabled my Radeon 7000 on up to date Cooker (as of this
morning), with latest kernel, and just a few minutes ago experienced a
nasty freeze with complete keyboard lockup. I was unable to even
perform SysReq sync, remount, boot sequence and had to endure another
ugly root partition
Charles A Edwards wrote:
On Sat, 08 Feb 2003 09:33:09 -0800
George Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was unable to even
perform SysReq sync, remount, boot sequence and had to endure another
ugly root partition cleanup. Looks like there are still problems here
in spite of rumours
Thierry Vignaud wrote:
George Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
OK, fair enough. I have now replaced the old ISA sound chip with a
new PCI one. But I still have no midi support. This is really
disappointing. First I have problems with an old video chipset and
replace that with a new
Adam Williamson wrote:
On Thu, 2003-01-30 at 02:57, George Mitchell wrote:
If I can just jump in on this, there is certainly a big hole when it
comes to trying to configure an ISA sound chip. I have been unable to
properly configure my ALS 120 chip since 7.2 and the 2.2 kernel. Plain
Adam Williamson wrote:
On Tue, 2003-02-04 at 18:00, George Mitchell wrote:
OK, fair enough. I have now replaced the old ISA sound chip with a new
PCI one. But I still have no midi support. This is really
disappointing. First I have problems with an old video chipset and
replace
5. no GUI to change sound card settings a.k.a. draksound is too basic
Do you mean the settings that are necessary to be changed for older ISA
sound cards? PCI cards don't have those settings. If they're looking
for the mixer settings, then they need to run aumix or kmix. If you're
looking
I am trying look over the latest version of Xfree but my system requires
XFree-devel which in turn requires fontconfig-devel which is not
currently available on the mirrors. Anyone know what is going on with
this package?
Fortunately Mandrake is more than just a business enterprise. Although
it is painful to see Mandrake go through all of this, we all must
remember that Mandrake is a community at its core. As the Mandrake
business attempts to reorganize, developers will continue to communicate
via this list,
I have just completed downloading beta 1 and look forward to giving it a
test run. I am one of many users who operate at the mercy of an old 56K
modem and I very much appreciate beta 1 being released on a stripped
down 1 CD basis. In fact I am intrigued by the possibility in the
future of
I don't know whether anyone else has noticed, but the RH8 installer has
a very nifty feature in the form of a installer based MD5SUM
verification option which would prove very useful to anyone using
downloaded ISOs. It would seem that this would be rather easy to
implement. Any thoughts on
like to look
at. I am at your service.
- George Mitchell
Actually I think I might be onboard for some testing after all. I just
discovered that 9.1 is coming out on one ISO, and I now have half of
that downloaded. Another day and I should have it.
- George
George Mitchell wrote:
I would love to work with somebody to get this fixed, but I am
Well I have a Radeon 7000 that works with neither 8.2 or 9.0 unless
accelleration is somehow disabled. It works flawlessly with Red Hat 8.0
though. There is simply some problem lurking in Mandrake that trashes
these early Radeon cards. I originally suspected it was in the glx
libraries but I
.
- George
Buchan Milne wrote:
On Sun, 12 Jan 2003, George Mitchell wrote:
Well I have a Radeon 7000 that works with neither 8.2 or 9.0 unless
accelleration is somehow disabled. It works flawlessly with Red Hat 8.0
though. There is simply some problem lurking in Mandrake that trashes
before moving
forward (perhaps they have specific info or even a forum that might be
helpful). And, hopefully, someone on the list can enlighten us further.
- George Mitchell
Robert martin wrote:
But what was the problem when you tried gatos? I assume you tried the
version on
your install disks
Robert martin wrote:
That same gatos program should work with the Radeon
since the tv tuner portion of the card is really the same animal. So if
you have not yet tried gatos, go to your second Mandrake install disk
and install the gatos rpm. Then bring up the gatos program and see
what
, but believe me, this doesn't qualify.
- George Mitchell
Götz Waschk wrote:
Am Montag, 23. Dezember 2002, 16:43:51 Uhr MET, schrieb Oden Eriksson:
http://freshmeat.net/releases/107382/
I've uploaded this MIDI softsynth. I couldn't test it, because I don't
have the required hardware
I was not referring to Cooker ISOs (and that includes betas and RCs),
nor was I referring to past releases. In fact I think Mandrake could
probably make money by selling old releases at a premium, yet reasonable
price. In any case, if a significant number of users don't contribute,
Mandrake
Hmmm. I used to use a RagePro (Mach64) All in Wonder board with
Mandrake all the time. It was really quite satisfactory. I used gatos
for that purpose. That same gatos program should work with the Radeon
since the tv tuner portion of the card is really the same animal. So if
you have not
to
be fixed. AND every user who has been screwed by the Mandrake store
debacle should be sent a gratis GPL Mandrake set and a formal letter of
appology.
Just my sentiments,
George Mitchell
In regards to all the discussion on Bugzilla, I just attempted to post
to Bugzilla and was refused on the login. I then attempted to create an
account and was informed that I already have an account (which is
probably true). I then attempted to change my password and at that
point Bugzilla
Warly, sorry to complain about this amidst so many far more crucial
problems, but appreciate any help you can provide.
My Bugzilla login is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks and best wishes to all at Mandrake.
- George
Warly wrote:
George Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In regards to all
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Frederic Lepied wrote:
ok just replace the drivers in /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/drivers by the
one in /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/old and try again.
George Mitchell wrote
responses are not showing up on Cooker is that
when people do a reply, it gets addressed only to the poster, not to the
list. You have to manually cc to the list.
- George Mitchell
Bruno Prior wrote:
I am the guy who has the problem with the Radeon 7500. If anyone has
any suggestions, I
Excuse me for dragging this issue around one more time, but isn't
Walmart selling VIA C3 machines with Mandrake preinstalled? If so, were
these machines introduced with 9.0 or 8.2? If they were introduced with
8.2 and buyers attempt to upgrade to 9.0 this could become a real pain
for
no longer works with ATI Rage Pro Mach 64.
-George Mitchell
aaron wrote:
I haven't seen the disappearing drive problem yet, but I have noticed
that supermounted CD's don't show up in df output anymore. Fine in 8.2.
Joe Simon wrote:
I installed Redhat 7.3 and all my Mandrake problems are solved.
I am sure it won't be long before you discover the Red Hat problems.
Iv'e used Red Hat before and I can assure you they have problems too.
Thanks to anybody that tried to help with my sound problems with
I agree with you entirely on this point. I am finding that in most
cases when something can't be done with Linux, it is because it is more
work to find out how to do it than it is worth, not because it is
actually an impossibility.
Along this line, I can see a lot of potential value to
Perhaps it could be included in contribs for the sake of nostalgia? It
is a classic peice of software after all.
Pixel wrote:
Alexander Skwar [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
»Borsenkow Andrej« sagte am 2002-02-23 um 01:09:59 +0300 :
Just seen this:
netscape 4 was removed from cooker,
is it
. But the lack of printing support in the current contrib
version makes it next to useless in the real world. 641c on the other
hand would be VERY useful.
- George Mitchell
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tech At Mathco Dot Com wrote:
I belive that OpenOffice in contrib should be updated
to the latest stable
Msec is a nice tool. But it would be wonderful to have a graphical
front end for it, where parameters get explained and open themselves to
local customization. Sort of like the nice firewall tools. Any
thoughts on this?
Claudio wrote:
Il 19:29, lunedì 18 febbraio 2002, H.McM ha scritto:
Hello All,
Hopefully ext3 will finally become the default filesystem type for the
8.2 install. I am dealing with an 8.1 customer right now who is having
fsck problems he never would have had if he were on ext3. Anyone know
of any good reason not to make the switch?
-George Mitchell
Han wrote:
George Mitchell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hello All,
Hopefully ext3 will finally become the default filesystem type for the
8.2 install. I am dealing with an 8.1 customer right now who is having
fsck problems he never would have had if he were on ext3. Anyone know
of any good
Han wrote:
George Mitchell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Han wrote:
George Mitchell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hopefully ext3 will finally become the default filesystem type for
the 8.2 install. I am dealing with an 8.1 customer right now who
is having fsck problems he never would have had
Brian J. Murrell wrote:
On Wed, Feb 13, 2002 at 08:30:49PM +0100, Danny Tholen wrote:
I wonder how *safe* ext3 is.
I wouldn't fall 10 stories on to it and hope to live.
I accidently filled up my /usr partition, and 10 min later
'ls' gave segfaults.
Yeah.
The file turned out to be
to chnage a partition from ext2 to
ext3 without losing the data on it.
and may be to chnage partition size also (like partition magic)
Bernard
George Mitchell wrote:
Brian J. Murrell wrote:
On Wed, Feb 13, 2002 at 08:30:49PM +0100, Danny Tholen wrote:
I wonder how *safe* ext3 is.
I
Frederic Crozat wrote:
On Wed, 06 Feb 2002 18:59:24 +0100, Tech At Mathco Dot Com wrote:
I just noticed that you have to be root to be able to install the Java
plugin.
Is this really correct?
I tried this a few times with a regular user and it shows unsuccessfull
each time.
Install jre
Reinhard Katzmann wrote:
Hi George!
On Wed, Jan 23, 2002 at 04:22:12PM -0800, George Mitchell wrote:
Charles A Edwards wrote:
In a perfect world everything would always work and in dreams I at times
stumble upon one, but then I am once again trying to get that gd nvidia
driver mod to load
Reinhard Katzmann wrote:
On Thu, Jan 24, 2002 at 09:35:26AM -0800, George Mitchell wrote:
Reinhard Katzmann wrote:
and you could even be part of the development. Probably not comparable
to products like Pagestream, Quark or similar (and last time I looked
there was only one (commercial
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it sounds like you and the app vendor are
at having a standoff as to who is going to solve the problem and NEITHER
of you care that the user is getting screwed in the equation. Now I
really don't expect Corel to care whether the user gets screwed or not,
but I
Guillaume Cottenceau wrote:
George Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it sounds like you and the app
vendor are at having a standoff as to who is going to solve the
problem and NEITHER of you care that the user is getting screwed
in the equation. Now I really don't
Charles A Edwards wrote:
On 23 Jan 2002 19:44:55 +0100
Guillaume Cottenceau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
George Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it sounds like you and the app
vendor are at having a standoff as to who is going to solve the
problem and NEITHER of you
Borsenkow Andrej wrote:
I can't even successfully run ldd /opt/wordperfect/wpbin/xwp! I
get the following error when I do:
/usr/bin/ldd: line 1: 11105 Bus error
LD_TRACE_LOADED_OBJECTS=1 LD_WARN= LD_BIND_NOW=
LD_LIBRARY_VERSION=$verify_out
LD_VERBOSE= $file
Do not be silly. You can't ldd
, George Mitchell wrote:
Thanks for the correction Peter, I was referring to the IRQ, I/O config
options etc. that used to be required, I guess I didn't make that clear.
By the way he has no /dev/sound/mixer device, so I suspect his problem
goes beyond sound chip configuration itself.
- George
sound-card-cs4232' and 'alias midi sound-opl3'.
That's fine. But don't expect OPL3 to work. My experience has been
that It is hosed up under alsa also.
Regards,
George Mitchell
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tech At Mathco Dot Com wrote:
A Crystal 4235 ISA souncard is installed in this computer
On Mon, 2002-01-14 at 16:51, George Mitchell wrote:
Matt,
My experience is that harddrake is hosed up and will not configure this
popular chipset. The problem with sndconfig is that it hasn't been
updated to work with the 2.4 kernel. So here's the scoop. Try editing
/etc/modules.conf
:
On Monday 14 Jan 2002 23:32, George Mitchell wrote:
The midi synth OPL3 is definately where you are going to have the most
problems. Mandrake is in a lot of flux right now with the 2.4 kernel
and DevFS and such, all of which are affecting this device stuff. I
keep on hoping that something
Many of us still depend on WP8. There are functions that it performs
well that at this point are unsupported by other applications. There
are also no doubt other old a.out binaries out there that people depend
on. Hopefully it gets fixed.
-George Mitchell
Marcel Pol wrote:
With current
problems of which this is one. It is the
best ftp client I have found, but I do wish that these bugs would get fixed.
- George Mitchell
Just don't suggest this to the people who either write their own stuff
or add a lot of semi-customized stuff from other distros and stuff like
that. I know of more than a few people who even mount /usr/local on a
separate partition so that it doesn't get overwritten on upgrades. It
also
Helge Hielscher wrote:
George Mitchell wrote:
Just don't suggest this to the people who either write their own
stuff or add a lot of semi-customized stuff from other distros and
stuff like that.
Hello George,
what is the difference between /opt and /usr/local?
Regards,
Helge
. So my question is, why aren't the handful of files
included with the old ld.so package just integrated into libc-5 so that
libc-5 would actually be useful for things like running Word Perfect 8?
Thanks,
George Mitchell
Guillaume Cottenceau wrote:
Salane [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
rpm -q kernel
kernel-2.4.13-9mdk
kernel-2.4.13-12mdk
kernel-2.4.13-12mdk
kernel-2.4.13-12mdk
kernel-2.4.13-12mdk
kernel-2.4.13-9mdk
kernel-2.4.13-10mdk
kernel-2.4.13-11mdk
kernel-2.4.13-12mdk
kernel-2.4.13-9mdk
kernel-2.4.13-8mdk
Quel Qun wrote:
Hi,
I had a pb today (12-17) using mousedrake (newt console version). It
recognized my imps2 mouse, and created a correct /etc/sysconfig/mouse,
but the mouse link in /dev was to itself. Something like /dev/mouse -
mouse.
The mouse worked fine once I changed the link to psaux.
I am still seeing opl3 synth/midi module failing to function on two
different mobo/sound chip combinations. Anybody else having this
problem? Anybody having success with opl3?
.
- George Mitchell
Fabrice FACORAT wrote:
le jeu 13-12-2001 à 17:07, George Mitchell a écrit :
The problem in my mind is not with Aurora, but with initscripts. This
in not a new problem. Aurora has been choking on kudzu for as long as
Aurora has been around. The solution is for initscripts to be 'Aurora
Nguyen H.Vu wrote:
Hi all,
This is /etc/motd of FreeBSD. I think that this is a very good idea. The
purpose of this file is very simple: Pop up a security warning when user login
in console mode.
Actually KDE already issues a warning to anyone loging in as root. And
those who know enough to
Yura Gusev wrote:
Hi, i have 1 small sugestion. When you try to delete some fonts you can
see only the file name, ans since font can have different name it is
sometimes difficult to guess which one to delete. So can you display
filename and font name at the same time?
I would strongly second
Leon Brooks wrote:
Not that I want this much Windows integration by default, but it's a nice
option to offer, perhaps as a ``make my computer more like Windows but
without the crashes and security holes'' check-box during install and/or as a
new-user window manager option for those who do:
Denis Pelletier wrote:
Hello,
I installed Cooker (Mandrake 8.1 + upgrade to cooker) on my new Compaq
Presario 700CA laptop and the sound does not work. This laptop is based on
the integrated chipset KN133 (AMD Duron). The sound card is detected and
correctly configured by hardDrake (model
I recently installed some fonts with drakfont. I discovered that
drakfont chokes when selecting 'Add fonts' if the font path specified
includes a directory name that has a space in it. Example:
/home/user/My Fonts/ttfonts. Changing this to
/home/user/My_Fonts/ttfonts solves the problem.
Quel Qun wrote:
On Sun, 2001-12-09 at 19:24, George Mitchell wrote:
I recently installed some fonts with drakfont. I discovered that
drakfont chokes when selecting 'Add fonts' if the font path specified
includes a directory name that has a space in it. Example:
/home/user/My Fonts/ttfonts
Its a text mode holdover from Unix antiquity. I think it has been there
since day one. I don't ever remember seeing a Unix system without it.
It is ALWAYS shipped empty with the OS and is there for the local
administrator to use as required locally.
Nguyen H.Vu wrote:
I have tried Engarde
I second this one. I too have found 'mouse key' support spotty in
Mandrake. Just when you need to configure your mouse, no mouse keys. YUCK!
-George Mitchell
Ömer Fadýl USTA wrote:
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There isn't any way to access to the sublines
?
Anybody have any ideas on this one?
Thanks,
George Mitchell
Here is my pnpdump:
# $Id: pnpdump_main.c,v 1.27 2001/04/30 21:54:53 fox Exp $
# Release isapnptools-1.26
#
# This is free software, see the sources for details.
# This software has NO WARRANTY, use at your OWN RISK
#
# For details
upgrades are notorious for wierd problems but I
think a connection with disk audit problems would be unlikely, assuming
your initscripts is current for 8.1. Hopefully someone on the list can
spot some pattern here and come up with a solution.
-George
--- George Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED
and have never encountered the problem you are describing. I
am just wondering if there is something unique about your system that is
causing the problem. In any case, I have not seen it (yet).
-George Mitchell
SI Reasoning wrote:
I have 2 hard drives. hda2 is /boot and hdb2 is /
both
When installing the whole kde 2.2.2 bundle I get the same error sans the
expected/actual size part. There is definately something wrong with the
libarts2 package.
-George Mitchell
Digital Wokan wrote:
Actually, the error regarding the expected/actual size is from kdelibs.
Libarts isn't
Nicolas gomez wrote:
Hi! I want to delete this ext2 partition and replace it for a ReiserFs partition with
a 2.4.8 kernel on linux-mandrake 8.1...
The things I want to know is the compatibility among reiser and other partitions like
Fat16, 32, ext2, NFS, etc, etc.
Also I wanna know your
Hoyt Duff wrote:
On Sunday 28 October 2001 07:00 am, you wrote:
On Sunday 28 Oct 2001 5:50 am, you wrote:
That's the dilema. Codeweaver's preview works pretty well, but still has
TONS of loose ends. Cooker's wine is newer, but doesn't seem to
work.
Ive just tried out
I came across a couple of interesting showstopper quirks in an 8.1 install
yesterday and just want to share them with you all.
1) I started with initial boot sequence in BIOS set incorrectly with CDROM in the
sequence. This was incorrect since my CDROM is SCSI not IDE. Apparent result was
that
Borsenkow Andrej wrote:
PLEASE do not reply to unrelated thread it hopelessly breaks threading.
My sincere apologies, I did not know that threading was embedded. I will be more
careful in the future.
-George
George Mitchell wrote:
3) I selected individual packages on the install
these problems on its own.
George Mitchell
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mark D'voo wrote:
I would just like to state that mandrake is the best distribution of linux
and the best operating system known to man. It has a major problem.
RPMS!!! rpms suck. they never install right, everything conflicts, and i
have
Mandrake as a threat worthy of direct attack.
Does this tell us something?
-George Mitchell
Thanks for enlightning us all on the mo of this seemingly useless website that
specializes in the high tech practical joke carried to the extreme. Do some
people really find this entertaining? Oh well at least we all are now aware
of what is going on here. Thanks Blue Lizard!
Blue Lizard
I have a customer who has been using Mozilla Mail for a number of months
now. A few weeks back, Mozilla Mail stopped displaying new incoming
messages. I had the customer update to the latest Mozilla package at
the time and that fixed the problem. Now, again Mozilla Mail is
refusing to display
I have a SOYO 5EMM MATX machine with an AMD K6-2 450 processor that
has a longstanding power down problem. I know that this is kernel
related because power down works fine with the standard 2.4.5-5 kernel
that was distributed with the first 8.0 Freq release. I now have the
standard 2.4.8-26
Steve wrote:
On Wed, Sep 26, 2001 at 08:00:23AM -0700, George Mitchell wrote:
I have a customer who has been using Mozilla Mail for a number of months
now. A few weeks back, Mozilla Mail stopped displaying new incoming
messages. I had the customer update to the latest Mozilla package
As a Linux desktop user, anacron is important to me, but now I discover it
has been linked to sendmail. As a desktop user, the last thing I want
running on my machine is sendmail or postfix. Why on earth has something
like anacron been made dependent on sendmail?
George Mitchell
[EMAIL
,
George Mitchell
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I hope not, support under XFree 4 is not nearly complete at this point and
many cards are still much better supported by 3.3.6.
Chris Edwards wrote:
I hear that Redhat is dropping XF86 3.3.6 is mandrake following suit?
-Chris
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