Quoting Fred Wade [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Thursday 16 October 2003 11:19 am, Ernie Schroder wrote:
Fred,
Do you have this line at the end of /etc/rc.conf?
XSESSION=kde-3.1
It was kde. changing to kde-3.1 made no difference.
I'm leaving the net for a few days, but will check into
Quoting Ernie Schroder [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm about to start throwing stuff! I can't figure out how to set up my
/etc/cups/cupsd.conf on Gentoo#1 so that I can use its printer from
Gentoo#2 I've followed a couple of howto's without results and would
appreciate some help from someone who
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OK intrying to deal with the last baselayout update problems I created, I took
my running gentoo 1.4 system and inadvertinately (I know this seems
impossible to do, and I deserve all the problems I have) dumped my
baselayout!. Now all I get isinit # when booting. I tried to mount
Quoting Sven Vermeulen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Thu, Jul 03, 2003 at 10:03:31PM +1200, Nick Rout wrote:
Are there any issues here? The gentoo copyright messages are intact.
There are no issues in your case. We're also going to put all documents
under a free license, GNU FDL or OPL, we're
Spider, you make some very valid points.
I've written a (small, kludgy, in-house, will never be fit for prime time) text
installer in python that essentially asks all the pertinent configuration
questions (root partition, boot partitoin, swap partition, what filesystem
type(s) one wants, static
Quoting gabriel [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On April 4, 2003 11:29 am, Alex wrote:
Could someone recommend a good Window-Manager (and whatever add-ons)
that support alpha-blending? (Where all/most the windows are
transparent)
as far as i know, X itself does not support real alpha transparencies.
Quoting Tan, Stephen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
At the risk of having someone flame me, I'm not sure I'd run Gentoo on
Corporate desktops or servers. I don't think that it's stable enough for a
production environment.
It is more stable than most commercial distributions (Red Hat and Mandrake in
Quoting Ernie Schroder [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I would whole heartedly recommend Monarch to anyone in the market for
computer hardware. Sorry about the commercial here, I realize that this
is OT but I would hate for anyone else to go through the garbage I
endured.
Newegg is also
Quoting Daniel Carrera [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Oh. The full magnitude of the problem suddenly dawns on me.
/opt is bad because it's contents are not supposed to be dependent on
anything else. /usr/local is bad because it's meant for non-distribution
packages. /usr/share is bad because it's
I agree with other posts that the original question sounds dodgy. To the
original poster: if you really did have a son who passed away, please accept my
condolences, and take the harshness of some of the other replies in the context
that your question does arouse quite reasonable suspicions. It
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