As far as word processing goes, I think StarOffice is the most popular
choice for linux in general... if you think about it, let me know if you get
it installed, because I'm not sure about compatibility :)
I'm assuming you have a debian cd? In that case, press the option key when
rebooting to giv
When I try to enable sound in E, it complains that I need "Esound," or
something like that, I can't quite remember, and I have to e-mail from the
mac side... does anyone have it running and can tell me what I need to do??
I'm clueless :(
Also, I have Harman-Kardon USB speakers... might support for
Using the gnome modem configurations, what init string should I use for the
standard internal modem shipped with g4's? Sorry to bother everyone, but I'm
not sure how to figure out what it is on my own, and I figured someone could
tell me without too much trouble :) Thanks!
-Chris
Alright, this is confusing... it seems I have Enlightenment installed, but I
can't invoke it w/ the command enlightenment. What am I doing wrong?
Also, is anyone using Enlightenment by itself? (i.e. w/o Gnome) I'm
wondering if it is satisfactory to use alone.
I thought it was installed defaultly with the "complete X Window system." Am
I wrong about that?
on 1/9/01 1:25 PM, Matt Brubeck at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Tue, 9 Jan 2001, Chris Bryan wrote:
>
>> Sorry, I sent the message before I was finished ;) I've succes
Sorry, I sent the message before I was finished ;) I've successfully booted
into Gnome, but the only 2 window managers it sees are twm and wmaker,
neither of which are satisfactory for using w/ gnome in my opinion.
Thanks for the help!
Sorry for all the simple questions, but where is Enlightenment?
On the Gnome website, it says it requires Debian 2.3 or higher. Is this
true? And if so, why is it listed in the install packages on the cd?
Does anyone have it up and running so that I know it's possible?
Thanks so much!
One quick question, which I'm sure is a simple one: how do I change the
default window manager? GNUstep is currently the default. I installed the
neccessary packages for gnome, I just don't know how to change the
configuration. I consulted the debian manual (on the website) to no avail...
it must b
After some experimenting, I have discovered the trick to getting my usb
mouse to work under X w/o backporting stuff from 2.4. I've posted this to
possibly help some other people just installing Debian.
The trick is to set the protocol to "IMPS/2" and the device to
/dev/usbmouse.
I hope this may b
on 12/28/00 5:05 PM, Adam C Powell IV at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Chris Bryan wrote:
>
>> I'm having similar problems as our other mouse-troubled friend, on a g4 400.
>> A couple questions:
>>
>> -What protocol should I use in XF86Config for the usb mous
I'm having similar problems as our other mouse-troubled friend, on a g4 400.
A couple questions:
-What protocol should I use in XF86Config for the usb mouse?
-Is /dev/usbmouse the correct setting? (porbably a dumb quesiton, just
making sure ;)
-Could the problem be the fact that the mouse is on th
I've successfully installed woody (finally!) with only one problem: the
mouse and keyboard work extremely sporatically... sometimes I have no
problems, and other times neither of them are responsive. It's not the
hardware (everything is fine in 0S 9) so it's definitely something in linux.
Any Ideas
alright everyone, I've gotten a little farther. When I boot into yaboot, it
says "boot: " and then "Loading kernel..." but then complains that it
"can't find image". Wouldn't this be ramdisk.image.gz? Wouldn't this be
ramdisk.image.gz? I've tried loading it manually after that, but still no
luck P
First off, thank you everyone for your help in using yaboot! However, I'm
still having problems launching it... I burned it to a cd, and when I try to
launch it from the cd, I get this error:
unrecognized Client Program format
Any ideas? Once again, thanks so much!
quot; I can't remember exactly,
but it's something like that. After it says that, nothing else happens... so
I have to reboot. Any ideas???
p.s. I'm using bootx, which is not recommended for new-worlds, but I don't
know what else to use, and i'm not at all sure that that'
27;s going on??? Also, if anyone
has installed successfully on a similar machine, telling me any quirks they
ran into would be great too. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!
Thanks in advance,
-Chris Bryan
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