> Thanks (belatedly :) for your help on this. IceWM runs quite nicely on my
> 32 MB IPX. Even if it is somewhat Windows-looking, which I was trying to
> avoid ;p
You __do not__ need to make it Windows-like (urgh!).
Install the deb package 'icewm-themes' and you can choose dozens of
different-loo
Hello
> Blackbox is fine but, if I remember well when I last tried it, uses
> too many colors of the 256-color palette of the CGsix graphics card.
Dunno about how BB runs in 8bpp mode, but there is a
'session.colorsPerChannel' run-time option you can set and also a
'--enable-ordered-pseudo' compi
> > IceWM runs quite nicely on my 32 MB IPX. Even if it is somewhat
> > Windows-looking, which I was trying to avoid ;p
>
> Give 'blackbox' a try, then. It's smaller and faster than icewm.
Blackbox is fine but, if I remember well when I last tried it, uses too
many colors of the 256-color palet
Hello
> IceWM runs quite nicely on my 32 MB IPX. Even if it is somewhat
> Windows-looking, which I was trying to avoid ;p
Give 'blackbox' a try, then. It's smaller and faster than icewm.
cheers
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TS
Thanks (belatedly :) for your help on this. IceWM runs quite nicely on my
32 MB IPX. Even if it is somewhat Windows-looking, which I was trying to
avoid ;p
The problems I was having were with Mozilla and, I guess, fvwm(2). I didn't
realize graphical browsing was so problematic, and the default
>
> I have got a Sparcstation IPX with Debian 2.2r1 installed (connected to ADSL
> behind an Edge/ThinLinux firewall I might add :) but am not sure how to
> configure X. All of the documentation I have seen so far refers to using
> XF86Config but I do not have this package in my apt/FTP installat
Hi there,
I have got a Sparcstation IPX with Debian 2.2r1 installed (connected to ADSL
behind an Edge/ThinLinux firewall I might add :) but am not sure how to
configure X. All of the documentation I have seen so far refers to using
XF86Config but I do not have this package in my apt/FTP installat
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