Hi,
I recently bought a new mouse since the old one is graying. Both ps2 mice
behave properly under RH7.3 on the console and in X.
In Slackware 8.0 each behaves differently. One, a Benq, functions correctly on
the console, however, goes crazy in X, which then I have to abort with
ctrl-alt-back
Hi friends.
please, how do I import the last session of a CD-rw to write over it
without blank it?
tanks
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> > Hello Haines,AFAIK if you remove your ~/.gnome* dirs. then you
> > will be able to restart a fresh gnome desktop...
>
> I presume that since gnome is set as my desktop manager, these files
> would be regenerated without my having to restart gnome explicitly.
You are right that the ~/.gnome* f
On Mon, 24 Mar 2003, Kurt Sys wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I don't know if there were (a lot) of responses to my last mail(s),
> since I again did some 'uncareful' things and I lost now and then some
> mail. Anyway, for the people who want to know, the problem is solved
> now completely. It was somethi
Marco,
Thanks! You've no idea how I've struggled to get this information.
> Hello Haines,AFAIK if you remove your ~/.gnome* dirs. then you will be able to
> restart a fresh gnome desktop...
I presume that since gnome is set as my desktop manager, these files
would be regenerated without my havin
On 23-Mar-2003 Haines Brown wrote:
>> Hello Haines,Im using IceWm as well from very few days and I simply run:
>>
>> xinit /usr/local/bin/icewm --:0
>>
>> from terminal when I'am here on my RHL-7.3 box,or even run:
>
> Thanks Marco, but I managed to get myself into trouble. When runing
> IceWM
Hello all,
I don't know if there were (a lot) of responses to my last mail(s),
since I again did some 'uncareful' things and I lost now and then some
mail. Anyway, for the people who want to know, the problem is solved
now completely. It was something with my fetchmail configuration. I
don't fully
> Try reinstalling the ``gnome-panel'' RPM, or if that doesn't
> work, uninstalling and then reinstalling it. This RPM
> manages the Panel's basic stuff, including the desktop
> switcher.
>
> You'll need (to specify the location of the) the RPM file,
> of course.
I tried that, but there was a la
I'm running RedHat 8.0 with gnome2. I managed to damage the gnome
pager (desktop switcher) so that gnome-panel crashes when loading, and
I'm caught in a gnome-panel crash loop, which makes X useless for root
and user accounts.
However a spare test account is unaffected. How can this be? How can
th
