> hourglass script.
>
> Pete Billson
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> nigel barker wrote:
>> This little script was given to me by friendly people at just linux
>> forums
>>
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Have you tried konqueror? It starts without the left frame, but you can
quickly get it with an F9. I use it mainly becuase it launches faster than
nautilus, and it will preview photos and those other kind of things that
simpler file managers don't do. Plus it doesn't do that annoying "open
everythi
This little script was given to me by friendly people at just linux forums
#!/bin/bash
xsetroot -cursor_name watch &
konqueror /mnt/student/ -geometry 600x500 &
sleep 5
xsetroot -cursor_name left_ptr
exit
when the user clicks the icon on the icewm toolbar:
the wait (watch) cursor appears
the app
place that Celeron with a
> P4, which can be a pretty inexpensive upgrade that
> provides a lot of bang for the buck. Depending on the
> motherboard youre using, there should be a number of
> P4s that you can drop in as a replacement for your
> current processor; get the best one yo
Hi folks
I was under the impression that RAM is everything in the server, so I
built one with a 2G celeron and 2G of RAM.
However the CPU regularly runs at 100% with only 10-15 clients, and there
are unacceptable delays for those clients. The RAM usage has never even
reached 1G and swap is of cou
Billy
change to gdm in mandrake control centre / display manager
then configure gdm in gdmsetup, making sure you allow remote sessions.
gdm will give you the options you need.
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nigel
> Hey group,
>
> Thanks to installing Mandrake 10.1 instead of Suse 9.2, I can now access
> my linux serv
The wheel/centre button doesn`t work on any of my clients.
In lts.conf I tried:
X_MOUSE_PROTOCOL = "IMPS/2" (also tried PS/2 and NetScrollPS/2)
X_MOUSE_DEVICE = "/dev/psaux"
X_MOUSE_BUTTONS= 3
ZAxisMapping= "4 5"
globally and per workstation, but none of this works.
Any help appr
Beautiful fix - works a treat. Thanks a lot David!
nigel
>
> On a terminal, try running this in an Xterm:
>
> setxkbmap jp -rules xfree86 -print | xkbcomp - $DISPLAY
>
> Ignore any errors you get and see if the layout works.
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> David Johnston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
>
>
I have LTSP server and some clients using japanese keyboards. I don`t need
any japanese characters, I just want to use the jp layout. So according to
my reading I just put:
XkbLayout = "jp"
into lts.conf for the terminals in question.
Only it doesn`t work. All terminals come up with the de
This is a double-barreled fix.
in lts.conf
Set
XSERVER = "s3"
for each terminal with an s3 trio video card
then KDE apps will run, AND the open office slow menus are fixed
thanks everyone for your suggestions!
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nigel
> On Sat, 2004-11-13 at 04:44, nigel barker wro
don't involve changing the card? I
have a lot of these clients.
thanks
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nigel
> 2004-11-10, sze keltezéssel 13:51-kor nigel barker ezt írta:
>> many KDE apps fail to run on the clients, even though they run just fine
>> on the server display
>> They pop up briefly, t
olve it.
nigel
> Nigel,
>How much memory is in the client?
>
>Does NFS swap help?
>
> Pete
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>
> nigel barker wrote:
>> many KDE app
many KDE apps fail to run on the clients, even though they run just fine
on the server display
They pop up briefly, then the KDE crash panel flashes on and itself
disappears, leaving the user wondering if his app is going to start or
not.
even Kterm does this, along with others such as Kpaint and
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