>> KDE4... well I like the style, but the menus, window decoration etc. are
>> not as good as KDE3 in Fedora 8, lots of wasted space around icons etc.
>> I
>> will have to tweak that when I do a real install. I also hate the new
>> start menu where the menu moves around inside a box, I don't find i
On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 10:21 AM, Stephen Rowles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>
> KDE4... well I like the style, but the menus, window decoration etc. are
> not as good as KDE3 in Fedora 8, lots of wasted space around icons etc. I
> will have to tweak that when I do a real install. I also hate the ne
Stuart Sears wrote:
> John Cooper wrote:
>
>> B STEVENS wrote:
>>
>>> One thing certainly impressed me about Fedora 10 was the fact it
>>> immediately recognised my Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG
>>> Network Connection.
>>>
>>> I did have to disable SELinux (it had to be set to "dis
Sorry, Paul, all I did was disable SELinux and set WEP encryption to 128 bit. I
doubt that has anything to do with your problem :-(
Regards
Bryan
--- On Wed, 3/12/08, Paul Stimpson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What did you have to do to get NetworkManager to play please?
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> from lspci...
> 03:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG
> Network Connection (rev 02)
>
> is this different to yours?
>
> works like a charm with NetworkManager
I've got a 3945 card too, not sure which one as I'm at work and the laptop
is at home ;), and that works gre
John Cooper wrote:
> B STEVENS wrote:
>> One thing certainly impressed me about Fedora 10 was the fact it
>> immediately recognised my Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG
>> Network Connection.
>>
>> I did have to disable SELinux (it had to be set to "disabled", not
>> "permissive") and change t
B STEVENS wrote:
> One thing certainly impressed me about Fedora 10 was the fact it
> immediately recognised my Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG
> Network Connection.
>
> I did have to disable SELinux (it had to be set to "disabled",
um that really shouldn't have happened.
You shouldn'
On Wed, 2008-12-03 at 08:59 +, Paul Stimpson wrote:
>
> This is one of those times where I don't know how to call it. Do I
> blame the AP as the same settings work fine on my 3Com in my office or
> do I play the pragmatic card and say "well it works fine on Windows
> and my BlackBerry so the b
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B STEVENS wrote:
> One thing certainly impressed me about Fedora 10 was the fact it
> immediately recognised my Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG
> Network Connection.
>
> I did have to d
B STEVENS wrote:
> One thing certainly impressed me about Fedora 10 was the fact it
> immediately recognised my Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG
> Network Connection.
>
> I did have to disable SELinux (it had to be set to "disabled", not
> "permissive") and change the router from 64 bit WEP t
to 128 bit but it's
probably the least painful linux wireless setup I've encountered.
Regards
Bryan
--- On Mon, 1/12/08, John Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From: John Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Hampshire] First impressions of Fedora 10
To: "Hampshire LUG D
Stephen Rowles wrote:
>> Things still to test before upgrading:
>>
>> * 3D graphics
>> * TV output
>> * Audio playback (mp3)
>> * Movie (SD & HD) playback both on the LCD and via TV out.
>> * Bluetooth
>> * Infrared
>> * DVD-Writing
>>
>
> I've now also tested:
>
> * 3D graphics, glxgears give
> Things still to test before upgrading:
>
> * 3D graphics
> * TV output
> * Audio playback (mp3)
> * Movie (SD & HD) playback both on the LCD and via TV out.
> * Bluetooth
> * Infrared
> * DVD-Writing
I've now also tested:
* 3D graphics, glxgears gives smooth output and slightly higher framerate
Thanks, Alan... although I had to use "vga=0x365" (1440x900x32) to get it to
work, your reply was an extremely helpful prod in the right direction :-)
Regards
Bryan
--- On Sun, 30/11/08, Alan Pope <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Google turns up:-
http://www.omgili.com/newsgroups/linux/samba/8WaK4-
While we're talking of graphics on F10, does anyone know about the state
of DRI2 in the intel drivers and how to enable it?
Regards,
James.
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2008/11/30 B STEVENS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Where can one find out which "vga=nnn" to use with a 1440x900 screen?
>
vga=ask
According to kernel-parameters.txt located in
/usr/src/linux-source-2.6.27/Documentation on my Ubuntu 8.10 system
after installing the linux-source package.
vga=
Hi, Stuart.
Where can one find out which "vga=nnn" to use with a 1440x900 screen?
Regards
Bryan
--- On Sun, 30/11/08, Stuart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
in the meantime, if you add an appropriate vga=... entry to the kernel
line in your /boot/grub/grub.conf file, the graphical boot should kick
Stephen Rowles wrote:
[...]
> Fedora 10:
>
> Boot time is very fast! I'm impressed with the new parallel boot process
> startup time is noticeably faster than Fedora 8 despite running of quite a
> slow usb stick. I like the progress bar, but is text only as the graphical
> one is only supported on
Stephen Rowles wrote:
> Just a quick summary of my initial impressions of Fedora 10 from a 30min
> play last night using a usb'd version of the live-cd.
>
> Setting the scene:
>
> Acer 5920 with Core Duo 2 T7300 @ 2Ghz, 2 gigs ram, Intel X3100, 160gig
> sata hdd, dvd-writer.
>
> Came with vista hom
Stephen Rowles wrote:
> Just a quick summary of my initial impressions of Fedora 10 from a 30min
> play last night using a usb'd version of the live-cd.
Thanks for that, nice intro overview!
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Just a quick summary of my initial impressions of Fedora 10 from a 30min
play last night using a usb'd version of the live-cd.
Setting the scene:
Acer 5920 with Core Duo 2 T7300 @ 2Ghz, 2 gigs ram, Intel X3100, 160gig
sata hdd, dvd-writer.
Came with vista home premium, has run Fedora 8 almost ex
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