Cant get rid of USA keyboard definition.
Dont know what to do in regards to filing a bug. My system default has the
French Canadian keyboard ca(fr) as the default. In fact, when my user was
created, it was not selected, and I had the USA keyboard as default (GNOME).
Adding the "French Canadian
, you are not a linux user yet, you must find some cd or DVD
burning software (NERO is a commmercial product for that), that will
read the iso file on your system, and burn a cd or dvd for you.
It really is not more difficult then that.
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n selected. (in all my cases I chose
internal audio)
I subsequently made certain that the audio icon, when clicked (top right side,
with Gnome) was at max volume.
I then chose the player. There are some settings I missed, but with some
exploring, you will find them. Right click on the
>From what I note, wall is geared to terminals that function in ascii mode.
Is there a wall command for Gnome, KDE, or Xorg, so that I can alert a gui user
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On 07/05/2009 01:09 PM, john wendel wrote:
On 07/05/2009 08:07 AM, Robert L Cochran wrote:
I think there is probably a physical cause. It gets too easy to blame
the operating system for physical device issues. The fan speed is
controlled in part by temperature sensors
Tom Horsley wrote:
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Aaron Konstam wrote:
No matter how I try I can't see any productive use for the Other login
on the gdm login screen.
Can someone explain?
You can click "Other" to get an actual user name field to type in so
you can type something
As you can see from the table of contents, (refer below my signature), the
messages are numbered.
Is it possible to add a number to the message headers appearing in clear text,
that are listed thereafter?
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Eric, it should go into the documentation for F11.
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verify that F11, or Ubuntu works with W7?
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If you wondered why Intel sucks on Fedora read this article, it
expains all complexities of Intel drivers and for me it shows hope
that Intel drivers are becoming better.
intel sucks on anything but ms, because intel joined the ms whore house
years ago
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cmd = commands[0]
Any ideas about how I repair it? Anyone else experiencing this problem?
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e your expertise in the answers, but when you answer something
about Linux,
note that I have not your ideas of where to look for settings.
Therefore, I am sure readers would like a hint about the directory/file in
which this info
is stored.
Thanks and have a good weekend.
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you for I guess is the longest thread in Fedora-list. :)
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Mik
It may be off topic, but I have some after-supper time to do F11 testing, only
my 2nd (test) system was sequestered, leaving me in the lurch.
Is there a step by step explanation available somewhere? My processor is the
intel E7300
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Date: Thursday, February 5, 2009, 5:53 AM
2009/2/4 Leslie Satenstein :
> I just used the ones from update, and only o
Are the codecs and other multi-media stuff available for Fedora10 via rpmfusion
or livna?
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Date: Wednesday, February 4, 2009, 9
Some feedback,
It works on my dual core system (64bit) with 64bit video card. I presume the
video card is a dual 32-64bit version.
Compiz does not work with the ati hd3450 video card. There are drivers that do
work with it that I obtained from livna and from rpmfusion
I did not try webcam or v
Install k3b, or look in the directory for sound and video, (its under
applications)
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Are there any GUI tools for c
I just used the ones from update, and only one problem or three.
Flicker on viewing avi files, if compiz is executing.
Cannot do a switch user, or from the command line, issue an init 3.
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Rahul
Correct the charts, Fedora 10 was not released as of 2008-01-01
The year appears to be incorrect in the charts. What happened?
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With Fedora, sudo asks for the root password, which is the correct way.
With UBUNTU, it asks for the user password, which means that you cannot let
others share your logon id and password.
Shame on Ubuntu.
With both, once in root terminal you can use the "passwd root" command to set
a root p
vertical refresh rate to lie in
range and restored the user's settings.
I did not find the equivalent for the logon screen. Does it use the one from
root?
Leslie
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There is a lock, and I do believe that associated with it is a process-id. So
when another application tries for the same lock, before giving up, the
process-id is checked to see if it exists. If it does not, the lock is deleted
and the new lock is created.
I did find that yum put a lock in a s
My question is in the subject line.
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, since the
terminal resolution works at a lower frequency / resolution combination.
is it ".gnome", or ".gvsv" or other similar hidden directory / file ?
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There is a command called Xorg (capital X) and it takes the appropriate
parameters to help you get the details.
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have a ratio of 10
to 1 or 50 to 1 (swapsize to memory size).
Keep on loading tasks that generate a wait, and check it out. Also, respond to
the tasks in any random order. The system should unwind--- so to speak.
Les
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Regarding swap files and intel architectures. I believe swapping is not by
pages, but by segment sizes, which is gruesome, because of performance.
On other architectures, swap is actually a paging file and only the needed
pages are swapped out.
Even with a swap out, the program could still b
may choose to
create your own xorg.conf.
I for one had to create one for my system.
Regards
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Date: Wednesday, January 21, 2009, 12:32 PM
On Wed, 21 Jan 2009 11:01:12
Strange answer.
I started with Fedora 4, and have remained with Fedora. While along the way,
some versions up to 7, were flakey, the most current versions are outstanding.
I found that Fedora is not allowed to mention livna.org or the merged repros
sites where firmware, multi-media stuff may b
There are also options to support a swap file without a swap partition. The
file metadata is read, and stored, so that Access may be as rapid as if it was
a swap partition.
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Craig
How do I report that Fedora's Xorg does not support intermediate sweep rates
for 1200x960 resolution (only have 85 and 60, whereas 70 is the best to use for
sizing and centering the screen in the CRT)
Somewhere Xorg must get hardware information.
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I have had to use xorg.conf, simply because Fedora10 drivers do not adequately
support ATI video cards. With the livna ati drivers, I am still unable to run
compiz. And also, the settings for dynamic xorg.conf were woefully inadequate,
leaving out important sweep frequencies. Somehow though, t
I have added other resolutions to the list that system-config-display provided.
I don't know how it creates the list, but there were some that were left out.
I would like to know how to define the sweep frequencies that are associated
with a resolution. Is this information coming from the monit
I stand corrected about 1152x864.
Now, how can I set the sweep frequency. Instead of 85, I would like it to be 75
or 70. My choices right now are 85 or 65.
Leslie
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To: "Comm
Since I use a CRT, I have to choose resolutions that are in the ration of 4 to 3
1280 x 960 is the 4 to 3 ratio. 1280 x 1024 is definitely not. LCD displays
have a 1280x1024 ratio (I think).
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ement, and advice for using Fedora."
Date: Wednesday, January 14, 2009, 7:44 PM
uh, Leslie, I've done a coupla posts complaining that FC10 doesn't seem to have
this tool anymore.
You've actually run it in FC10?
Bill
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switch to root and do yum install system-config* for all the system-config
programs
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Install Fedora10 system-config-display, and as root, run it.
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hello all,
just installed F10 and am having issues with resoluti
Hi Chris
I have a similar problem with the ATI card
I can switch resolutions, but I also need to manage sweep frequencies.
With F10, my choices for a particulary good setting are 85hz or 60hz. With
UBUNTU it is 85hz, 70hz and 60hz.
How do I get the middle frequency with X?
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Is it possible that the solution to the font size problem is simpler
How about
Gnome: System Preferences --. Look and Feel --> Appearance and chose fonts tab.
On the bottom right side of the window, chose details... And on the top of the
open menu, adjust resolution... (by default it should
Try yum update
if it works install yumex yum install yumex
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Subject: FC10
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Date: Sunday, January 11, 2009, 5:32 PM
Just installed fc10 and find yum upgrade says cannot find re
sudo yum -y install system-config-display
sudo system-config-display
(Will create the xorg.conf)
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Date: Thursday,
I don't have much faith in Fedora to be able to run ATI cards. I have Fedora on
an Intel motherboard with the integrated video, and that one works 100%, with
no fiddling, now having to install firmware, or do esoteric things.
My ATI eah3450 card is accepted with Firmware (Proof is that under ub
Did the flash work. I have a 64bit system, but since there is the released
32bit version, I followed the instructions in the Fedora 10 FAQ.
Worked just fine
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Subject: Macromedia Flash Player on x86_64 system.
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ATI and Nvidia cannot match what Intel provides in terms of video drivers.
Video using Intel is flawless. Cannot say the same for the other two.
Leslie
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Subject: Re: best video card for fedora 10
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Go to the Fedora FAQ website and look for the information explaining how to
install. I followed it and it worked just fine
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Please visit Fedora FAQ and follow the instructions to install the flash player.
I copied and pasted the lines into a root terminal, and it worked first time
after completion.
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