Civileme wrote:
> On Wed, 01 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> > I would like to use xfce as my full time window manager.
> > Can someone please tell me exactly what has to be changed in mandrake7 to
> > make this manager my default.
> > BTW I don't want KDE or Gnome at all.
> > Thanks.
> > Jim.
>
> Well yo
> Ron An Adaptec AHA152x adapter is not (read NO WAY) bootable.
No on board Bios...
> "Ronald J. Yacketta" wrote:
> >
> > Hello All!!
> >
> > I have don tons and tons and tons of linux installs (from Slackware to
> > RH and now LM) on local IDE drives (hda/hdb etc..)
> > I am currently seeking
I would like to use xfce as my full time window manager.
Can someone please tell me exactly what has to be changed in mandrake7 to
make this manager my default.
BTW I don't want KDE or Gnome at all.
Thanks.
Jim.
Well Mandrake 7 has finally arrived here where I call home.
Can anyone tell me if the extra CDs in the Deluxe package, the ones
with all the extra software are in RPM format, or are they just the
usual
Sunsite archives?
Second question, is it best to do a fresh install or can one get away
with
upg
Thanks for the reply.
Yes I have tried using the onboard floppy controller, with the same lack
of success.
I gotta tell you that this linux - ftape - backup stuff is really new to
me,
so the problem is probably something very basic.
Anyhow, I have read that the FC20 accellerator is supported by ft
I posted this message earlier, but I'll try again, in case there might
be someone, somewhere,
willing to offer some help.
As a recent convert from "Micro-you know who", I am
really enjoying using my new
Mandrake-Linux 6.5 system.
One thing I need help with is my floppy tape backup.
I have a Color
As a recent convert from "Micro-you know who", I am really enjoying using my new
Mandrake-Linux 6.5 system.
One thing I need help with is my floppy tape backup.
I have a Colorado T3000 tape drive plugged into a FC-20 controller, and even though
I believe this equipment is supported, I have not had
