here we go :
i installed mandrake 6.0. this time, i hoped, xfree86 would
work, but, again, it did not. having had luck with xfree86.3.3.3.3
before, i just downloaded everything from the xfree site, and,
got it to work. i dont' quite understand why that would be.
(assuming both versions are the
I've got a Stealth 3D 4000 also. Mine's got 4MB RAM, is AGP, and I get
noise on 1152x864, 24bpp- not lower. I believe it has to do with the
refresh rates that the card supports. You might try manually tweaking
modelines in /etc/X11/XF86Config. I mean to do this eventually, but
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On this topic i agree with both Dan Brown and Aaron deRozario. Aaron has a
point in that Linux is not difficult to learn or has a steep learning curve.
It is just that users find it difficult 'cos they still have the Windows
mindset. Example...I
Vishaal Kapoor wrote:
I've just purchases the The Complete Linux Operating System 6.0
software package and I am having trouble with installation.
I thought maybe someone could help me out.
I am having trouble in the installation process after choosing an
installation from Local cd-rom
On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, Richard Salts wrote:
Somebody was saying to me that he believed Linux was a good corporate tool
but not a good op system for home use because of it's steep learning curve.
I disagree.
Linux is more powerful, not more difficult, than Windows.
If people are telling you
IS there any good GUI HTML editing software out there that can be used in
X-Windows? I would like to make a web page and upload it to my web site at
Geocities.
Postman
Hi Richard,
I am a linux newbie, but have been in IT for 5 years no and from that back
ground I would say Linux is in the stage "coming of age". I believe it is
not for the new computer user but is definitely for the average- advanced
computer user. Someone with a little computer experience
Richard Salts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Somebody was saying to me that he believed Linux was a good corporate tool
but not a good op system for home use because of it's steep learning curve.
What do the list subscribers here think? Think Linux-Mandrake isn't ready
for Prime Time yet?
I wonder.
I just installed MANDRAKE6.0 and have been trying to install an
application. Everytime I type ./configure, I get error : gcc - not found,
cc - not found. Apparently there is no C compiler installed. Do I have to
re-install the mandrake agaian..? Where is the option in the CD
installation can I
have a look at this
http://www.screem.org/
At 02:51 AM 8/16/99 -0700, you wrote:
IS there any good GUI HTML editing software out there that can be used in
X-Windows? I would like to make a web page and upload it to my web site at
Geocities.
Postman
I use it at home. I think its almost ready for primetime. Still a problem
finding out how to make stuff work.
But for the most part I can do everything I can do in Windows on Mandrake.
I think its the best Linux at
this point and I have tried many others. I had to do a lot of reading and I
am
The problem is if you look at this list a lot of people start
I just bought Linux Mandrake 6.0 and can't get it installed.
So I think the install still needs work.
Also still have problems with dependency's in installing software
and I installed the whole distro. I still get these cryptic
I would try asWedit as being more ready. Sorry don't have the link on this
computer.
just do a search and you will find it.
Jeanette
- Original Message -
From: Nick Kay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 16, 1999 5:12 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Any HTML editors
SMP is indeed for dual processor support, but from what i recall, the SBLive
module specifcally requires that you DON'T have smp support in your kernel.
You shouldn't need to recompile your kernel at all to get it working. I just
sent a reply to someones earlier post with a pointer to full
Another good place to check is www.tucows.com where they've built up a great
linux area of software.
Original Message Follows
At 02:51 16/08/99 -0700, you wrote:
IS there any good GUI HTML editing software out there that can be used in
X-Windows? I would like to make a web page and
Cute. I'm running Mandrake 6.0 with crummy graphics, Windows 98 second
edition and Windows 2000 release candidate 1 with 1280 by 1024 by 24 bit
graphics and I haven't seen a bsod in months. I'm running on a celeron 400
with 128M of ram and 20G of disk space. Haven't frozen up or crashed in
- Original Message -
From: Stephan Rex [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 16, 1999 11:16 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Linux for home consumers?
Hi Richard,
I am a linux newbie, but have been in IT for 5 years no and from that back
ground I would say Linux is in
Did you get your problem sorted - if not let me know.
Martin.
- Original Message -
From: RReed [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 14, 1999 5:36 PM
I am very new to linux and just installed mandrake 6.0.
I am having 1 problem and have read and tried
If by "home user" he means "the average user", then he's absolutely right
(just scanning this list proves that). I'm sure there are people who happen
to be using Linux at home, but tha's not really the point.
If Linux was ready for the "home user", they'd already be using it.
At 12:16 AM
Go to Freshmeat and get Bluefish. It's mighty easy to use but not like
CuteFTP whose very name nauseatesme.
--- The Postman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IS there any good GUI HTML editing software out
there that can be used in
X-Windows? I would like to make a web page and
upload it to my web
Rick Fry wrote:
Original Message Follows
I've only been using linux since May and it's now just about all I use at
home. It's as easy to use as windows. In fact, I foret I'm not in
windows, except no BSOD ;o)
On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, Jeanette Russo wrote:
The problem is if you look at this list a lot of people start
I just bought Linux Mandrake 6.0 and can't get it installed.
So I think the install still needs work.
This is currently being done. 6.1 will have a completely different
installer.
Red Hat
On Mon, 16 Aug 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If by "home user" he means "the average user", then he's absolutely right
(just scanning this list proves that).
Not quite.
Follow some Windows mailing lists and you'll see people have quite some
trouble getting that to work, also.
Most of the
All compaq printers are actually lexmarks in a different case. last time i
checked, lexmarks aren't supported.
John Aldrich wrote:
I've noticed a good price on a Compaq inkjet printer, but I can't find
Compaq in the Printer Compatibility List. Anyone know if Compaq brand inkjet
printers work
I have been using Linux (Mandrake and Red Hat) sans MS Windows for almost
a year
now. We can do anything a windows user can do and more. I did need a
book to
learn basics, and everyday I am learning more, not just about Linux use, but
about computers in general. It depends upon what your
I had the same thing happen, I'm not sure why this worked but what i did was
delete all of my settings ( email address, home page, mail servers) out of
the preferences menu... i then closed netscape, re-opened and setup a dummy
profile (wrong email address, no mail servers.) closed, re-opened,
YEs, the 'Compaq' inkjets are actually Lexmarks. Never seen anything
but trouble with their inkjets. Lexmark's laser printers are good
though.
- Theo
Brian Leas wrote:
I doubt it. I have seen them too and they look an awful lot like the Lexmark
POS that I have. I could be wrong
On the CD, in the apps folder, you will find a 3dfx driver. Install at
least the items that start with XF86. You can do this by: rpm -Uvh
XF86*.rpm First you need to get to that directory. I think
it was: cd /mnt/cdrom/apps/ Once you do that, run XF86Setup by
Hello and thanks for your response.
So installers are being worked on for both Mandrake and Red Hat? Very
good. For what this is worth for anyone, I used the Workstation to install
my copy of Red Hat 6.0 and it worked beautifully well. RH 6.0 is still on
my D: drive and it works all right as
Go to the system tab on the K menu. There you will find a window manager
switcher. Forgot the name of it. It will say something switcher. Click
that and a dialog box will come up that allows you to pick GNOME.
Bret Craw
-Original Message-
From: Jim Snyder [SMTP:[EMAIL
It should be possible to bypass the fon server by finding your "fonts"
(probably /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts) and put that path in the place of
"unix/:-1". This has worked for me on Red Hat 6.0 but caused some (very minor)
font display bugs. You may want to try it. If you do shut off the X font
So in other words, No, Linux isn't ready for the Average User, if I may be
so bold as to claim that an Average User has only an average, and not
above-average, interest in "getting under the hood". Sacrificing
lexibility and money for ease of use is what rational consumers do - not
everyone has
You could try adding the command "novj" to your kppp advanced settings. Open kppp,
select the account, select edit and I believe the advanced button is on the first
tabbed window.
Good luck
Joseph Gardner
Senior Designer / Technical Support
Kirby Company
Cleveland, OH
-Original
When I went to install WM from kpackage i had 2 unsatisfied
dependencies. Both were libProp files. Where can I get those?
Thanks
--
Ty Mixon
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ICQ:26147713
I don't know about the symbolic link, but you should be able to find the
XFree86-VGA server on the disk. It is probably under
/mnt/cdrom/Mandrake/RPMS. Then install the VGA server. I had the same
problem with my Voodoo Banshee. Installed the VGA server, then installed
the 3DFX drivers and it
Does anyone know of any Known problems installing this modem on Linux?
I can get it to detect that there is a modem - but it cannot seem to
operate it. ttys2 is com3 correct? that is what the settings are in Windows
Com3 irq2
ANyone successfully installed this modem, can give me a hand??
did you set your default gateway to point to the internal network
interface of the proxy?
Jo
Dave Reinhardt wrote:
I would like to connect my Linux server thru an existing proxy Server
on my intranet.
BUT I can not even ping the location.
I have been having problems finding instructions
At 10:16 16/08/99 -0400, you wrote:
On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, you wrote:
(ati rageIIc video card).
According to www.xfree86.org/cardlist.html this does not
appear to be a supported video card (at least not
directly.) You might want to consider getting a different
video card that IS supported by X.
At 11:37 16/08/99 -0400, you wrote:
Does anyone know of any Known problems installing this modem on Linux?
I can get it to detect that there is a modem - but it cannot seem to
operate it. ttys2 is com3 correct? that is what the settings are in Windows
Com3 irq2
ANyone successfully installed
Well, I downloaded all 500+ Meg of Mandrake 6.0 onto my hard drive. The
trouble is, I don't know what to do now!
What I'd like to do is install Mandrake on another machine (not the one I
downloaded from). I assume I can do something like copy some files I
downloaded onto a floppy, and boot form
On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, you wrote:
All compaq printers are actually lexmarks in a different case. last time i
checked, lexmarks aren't supported.
Hmm... I appreciate the info. However, a couple of Lexmark
printers ARE supported (according to the printer
compatibility list.)
Thanks again! I know
Give me a break. I'm sitting here on a duel Pentium 300 with 300+Mb memory, a 32Mb
video card and 11Gigs of hard drive running NT4 and it SUCKS. I need to reboot this
useless machine at least once a day if not more because the damned thing keeps locking
up. On the other hand at home I've
On 16-Aug-99 KEISYA wrote:
I just installed MANDRAKE6.0 and have been trying to install an
application. Everytime I type ./configure, I get error : gcc - not found,
cc - not found. Apparently there is no C compiler installed. Do I have to
re-install the mandrake agaian..? Where is the
Can I just download the latest Xfree86 and kernel binaries from their
repsective websites and update the ones provided by Mandrake or do I have to
wait for the updates from Mandrake?
Freddy Ng Jit Cheng
ICQ no. : 6209849
On 15-Aug-99 Martin White wrote:
All compaq printers are actually lexmarks in a different case. last time i
checked, lexmarks aren't supported.
What do you mean by 'not supported'. I've had two Lexmark printers and both
worked very well - considerably easier to setup than in windows.
If
Ok, installed Mandrake 6.0
I would like to have several resolutions available to me in X. So when I do
my video and Monitor setup I decide not to accept the default resolution
found and I pick three from the 24bit list. 800 x 600 1024 x 768 and 1248 x
1024 (is that last one right?) anyway...
James,
If memory serves my correctly the Voice Surfer is an external modem?? If so then use
the kppp dialer and under the Device tab select the cua2 not the ttys2 (cua is for and
external device)
Regards,
Joseph Gardner
Senior Designer / Technical Support
Kirby Company
Cleveland, OH
On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, you wrote:
At 10:16 16/08/99 -0400, you wrote:
On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, you wrote:
(ati rageIIc video card).
According to www.xfree86.org/cardlist.html this does not
appear to be a supported video card (at least not
directly.) You might want to consider getting a
Exactly, and who needs an ultra powerful microwave to nuke a little tv
dinner?
The average user needs little more than entertainment and an office suit with
little or no time wasted in learning how it works. For this, they are
willing
to pay big bucks.
What's encouraging about Linux, is that
James Schofield wrote:
Does anyone know of any Known problems installing this modem on Linux?
I can get it to detect that there is a modem - but it cannot seem to
operate it. ttys2 is com3 correct? that is what the settings are in Windows
Com3 irq2
ANyone successfully installed this
Rick Fry wrote:
Cute. I'm running Mandrake 6.0 with crummy graphics, Windows 98 second
edition and Windows 2000 release candidate 1 with 1280 by 1024 by 24 bit
graphics and I haven't seen a bsod in months. I'm running on a celeron 400
with 128M of ram and 20G of disk space. Haven't frozen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No they aren't. Do you know any people who don't know anything about
computers, who don't WANT to know anything about computers, who just want
to surf, get email, and do processing, who run Linux? I don't. And if you
I don't know any who do, but they _could_
At 04:56 PM 8/16/99 +0100, you wrote:
Irq2 is your interrupt controller. I normally disable one of the com
ports in bios and use that for the modem ie ttyS1/irq3 (com2 in dos).
hih
nick@nexnix
Thanks for the suggestion nick, but the win98 that I am running on my
primary drive (there are two
- Original Message -
From: Thomas J. Hamman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 16, 1999 5:42 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Printer question
On 15-Aug-99 Martin White wrote:
All compaq printers are actually lexmarks in a different case. last
time i
checked,
Hello,
After upgrading the kernel (2.2.9-19 -- 2.2.11-2 from "cooker") the
printer modules are not loaded correctly during booting. The following
entries are in /etc/modules.conf:
alias eth0 3c59x
alias parport_lowlevel parport_pc
pre-install pcmcia_core /etc/rc.d/init.d/pcmcia start
alias
Joseph Gardner wrote:
If memory serves my correctly the Voice Surfer is an external modem?? If so
then use the kppp dialer and under the Device tab select the cua2 not the
ttys2 (cua is for and external device)
Not so. It doesn't matter whether you're using internal or external
Hereyougo
>I'dalsoliketogetstartedonpartitioningthisothermachine.Thegood
>newsisitdoeesn'thaveanyOSonitatall.I'dliketomakeitdualboot
>forWin98andLinux.SowhatdoIdo?Orputanotherway-what'stheFAQ
>orwhateverthattalksaboutpartitioning,sinceEVERYonehasthisquestion
On Mon, 16 Aug 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(It does
kind of baffle me that a company like Red Hat can go public and have their
stock do well - who the heck would gamble on a company that takes something
that everyone can get for free, slaps a name on it, and charges $80?
Red Hat makes
I've MANDRAKE6.0 run on my desktop now and don't know what to do next. SO
I started to try installing my first dowloaded program of the form
***.tar.gz. But when I ran ./configure I got error gcc - not found. I've
been told that gcc is not installed. How to solve this problem..? I
installed form
Exactly, and who needs an ultra powerful microwave to nuke a little tv
dinner?
The average user needs little more than entertainment and an office suit with
little or no time wasted in learning how it works. For this, they are
willing
to pay big bucks.
My reply to this would be like buying
When I shut Linux down, it never unmounts the hard drive correctly. It just
hastefully shuts down. I might as well just hit the power button to shut
everything down. On the following page is a fix specifically designed to
address this problem...
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/fupdates.php3
I had this problem too when I tried to compile something. You need
the gcc and gcc++(?) packages from your CD. You will also need the
libstdc and c++ packages. Not sure what all else - but I installed
anything that looked even remotely like a c or c++ package. ;)
Hope it helps.
--
Ty
On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, John Aldrich wrote:
so that means, that the card is fine and my video timings are out of
whack. maybe the xf86config works differently for mandrake out of the
box and whatever i can download from xfree86 (with the SVGA server).
i'll check that out, i
guess, cause out of the
On 16-Aug-99 Richard Salts wrote:
Somebody was saying to me that he believed Linux was a good corporate tool
but not a good op system for home use because of it's steep learning curve.
What do the list subscribers here think? Think Linux-Mandrake isn't ready
for Prime Time yet?
I
You need to install the development packages.. I believe they are listed as
C development, C++ development, KDE-GNOME development..etc...
On a side note, I would again suggest that those packages should be a
default selection during a custom install.
Ben
- Original Message -
From:
Interesting, I thought I was using 2.2.?? (linux-mandrake 6.0(venus)) and it gives me
the choice of cuaX and ttySX from the kppp dialer.
Regards,
Joseph Gardner
Senior Designer / Technical Support
Kirby Company
Cleveland, OH
-Original Message-
From: Dan Brown [SMTP:[EMAIL
On 16-Aug-99 The Postman wrote:
When I shut Linux down, it never unmounts the hard drive correctly. It just
hastefully shuts down. I might as well just hit the power button to shut
everything down. On the following page is a fix specifically designed to
address this problem...
Red Hat makes most of its money by support contracts.
That makes sense. I wonder if that will work in the long run, or if
established big consultants will say "we do Linux too" and keep their old
clients through any migration to Linux. I guess they'll find out.
I have a question.
Does Linux use the BIOS to get harddrive specifications??
I own an older 486/75 NEC Versa Laptop that I would like to use as a Linux
machine.
I have only a maximum of 540meg HD right now.. so because I wanted to run
Linux I was thinking of Upgrading the HD.. to a GIG or
My reply to this would be like buying a NEW Car from the DEALER rather than
a HOT ROD from a Mechanic.
The Average user wants all the Warrenty and assurances - reliable service,
documentation and FULL service support that a Microsoft can and will supply.
If you want to own a HOTROD you have to
The Postman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I shut Linux down, it never unmounts the hard drive correctly. It just
hastefully shuts down. I might as well just hit the power button to shut
everything down. On the following page is a fix specifically designed to
address this problem...
Joseph Gardner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
James,
If memory serves my correctly the Voice Surfer is an external modem?? If so
then use the kppp dialer and under the Device tab select the cua2 not the
ttys2 (cua is for and external device)
Regards,
Joseph Gardner
Senior Designer / Technical
On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, KEISYA wrote:
I've MANDRAKE6.0 run on my desktop now and don't know what to do next. SO
I started to try installing my first dowloaded program of the form
***.tar.gz. But when I ran ./configure I got error gcc - not found. I've
been told that gcc is not installed. How to
On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, James Schofield wrote:
The Average user wants all the Warrenty and assurances - reliable service,
documentation and FULL service support that a Microsoft can and will supply.
Have you ever tried calling Microsoft support for something?
They really aren't much of a help.
Is there anyway I can get KPPP to disconnect the modem at a
given time? If not is there a program out that can do it?
--Paul Houlbrooke[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Every new beginning comes from some other beginnings
end.--SemiSonic (MSM Recording)
Ok, I got the Window Maker RPM to install. :) But how do I add it to
the list at the Xwindows Log on prompt?
I went into kde setup and added wmaker, and I have that as choice, but
it just dumps me into Gnome when I choose that.
Do I need to run something else? Or do I have to specify the
all right, here is the rundown...
IBM PC Server 320
128 Mb Ram
133 MHz Processor
SCSI RAID controller
SCSI CDROM
whole mess of SCSI hard drives
When I try to install from CD I am asked if I have a SCSI controller.
After answering yes, I am presented with a list of available cards. I
have
I have installed the new Mandrake 6.0. However I can not seem to get
loadlin running. I set it to my new kernel and directed it towards the root
partition. I think the second part is my problem. Should I have directed
it towards my boot partition? Anyways, it begins to load linux and then
From: Jim Snyder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [newbie] still can't use my zip drive - but thanks for the help
Date: Sat, 14 Aug 1999 09:50:20 -0700
Hi
Thanks to all for the individual replies. I have tried to implement a
couple
suggestions but
I named my FAT partition as /mnt/Dos. You might have to repartion all but
your windows drive and reinstall linux. I use this /mnt/Dos partition as my
go between with linux and Windoze98.
SA
From: Will [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [newbie] some
Is running any of the config programs without X loaded
different from running them from an Xterm window?
If there are differences in some (I would suspect
Xconfigurator, etc.), can someone list them?
If the answer is RTFM, that's fine, but please point me
to the appropriate HOWTO, etc.
Hoorah! I got Mandrake installed successfully, and everything seems to
work except for one BIG problem. For some reason, my Netscape, FTP and IRC
connections all come up and tell me that connections to the servers have
been established. However, it then just sits there and seems like nothing
On 15 Aug, Will wrote:
I found the reason for not being able to mount FAT drives, and that is because
I was apparently using an older version of the kernel. I found loadlin.exe,
which I was going to use to boot regularly, in the Lnx4win directory with
vmlinuz (the kernel) and
Which form of Mandrake did you download? The ISO image, or the
directory tree? Your best bet, if you want to install on a different
machine than you downloaded on, would be to burn a CD with the ISO
image. The CD would be bootable, no floppy necessary, unless you have
old BIOS. If you
I am running Linux and Windows 98 on the same computer but on different
hard drives. After setting aside a 2.1 Gb drive ( drive D:\ ) for the
Linux OS, I installed Linux successfully. But when I go into windows,
it seems to not recognize the drive where I am storing the Linux OS.
What was drive
I was running around in xwindows and decided to check out something besides
kde.. ok i went to gnome.. very nice interface... then to another then to
windowmaker.. oh oh.. i want to get back to gnome but canot find the change
to gnome! it has some odd ones with almost an ansi look.. i want my
i know this is minor, but does anyone know how to make the num lock
activate automatically when i boot kde?
:P
anyone got any suggestions on what word processing or simple check book
balancing programs to use for linux? i am used to ms word, so i would
like something that has comparable features. also, i tried to run cbb
(checkbook balancer) that comes with mandrake 6.0, but it wont run and
gives lots
i have mandrake 6.0 and and awe64 gold soundblaster. i am having
problems getting sound. i only get souind under two conditions. first
is when kde does its system sounds (startup, shutdown, etc.). second is
when i run
'cat blah.au /dev/audio'. any programs such as x11amp or the kde
media
To whom it may concern:
I recently purchased The
Complete Linux Operating System and am having problems getting the screen
resolution right. I have a Gateway 2000 computer, the video card is a 3Dfx
Voodoo Banshee AGP, Since I didn't see it on the list I selected unsupported
card and then
Open up a text editor of your choosing and open the file /etc/lilo.conf.
Where the version number of the kernel is listed, change the digits that are
different ( ie. 2.2.9.19-mdk to 2.2.9.27-mdk)
Save the file and exit
Run lilo from a terminal
Reboot the machine using shutdown -r now
That
Christopher Jacob wrote:
all right, here is the rundown...
IBM PC Server 320
128 Mb Ram
133 MHz Processor
SCSI RAID controller
SCSI CDROM
whole mess of SCSI hard drives
When I try to install from CD I am asked if I have a SCSI controller.
After answering yes, I am presented
- Original Message -
From: Jim Snyder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 14, 1999 12:50 PM
Subject: [newbie] still can't use my zip drive - but thanks for the help
Hi
Thanks to all for the individual replies. I have tried to implement a
couple
Duke16 wrote:
Is there anyway I can get KPPP to disconnect the modem at a given
time? If not is there a program out that can do it?
--
Paul Houlbrooke
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Every new beginning comes from some other beginnings end.
--SemiSonic (MSM Recording)
You could create a crontab
Will wrote:
I finally figured out how to access my windows drive, so now how do I go
about running some windows apps? I found 2 WINE files, wine.conf and
wine.sym. how do I configure it? I looked for docs but I couldn't find
any on running and configuring WINE.
http://www.winehq.com might
From: pete moss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
anyone got any suggestions on what word processing or simple check
book
balancing programs to use for linux? i am used to ms word, so i would
As far as a word processor goes, how about WordPerfect? Version 7
is available for Linux, free for
Michael Scottaline wrote:
Joseph Gardner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If memory serves my correctly the Voice Surfer is an external modem?? If so
then use the kppp dialer and under the Device tab select the cua2 not the
ttys2 (cua is for and external device)
I'm not sure who gave you that
Dan Brown wrote:
From: Joseph Gardner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Interesting, I thought I was using 2.2.?? (linux-mandrake 6.0(venus))
and it gives me the
choice of cuaX and ttySX from the kppp dialer.
Interesting... Linus's release notes for the 2.2.x kernel say that
it's stopped
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to be able to FTP into my Linux box from the outside world. I can
make the connection, but my login is denied and I get the message login
failed/login incorrect. I tried modifying /etc/passwd but apparently did so
incorrectly. I CAN log in as
On 16-Aug-98 Brandon, Ericka Brittney wrote:
1) is there a way i can get a conner tapstor rive workimg under
mandrake?
2) What files have to be configured for access to ftp running on
the
system.. my problem is i coonect from my windows machine but i
cannot upload
any files?
any
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