I'm not real big on KDE either. I like Gnome because it seems to be
very configurable and looks smoother than KDE.
What do you mean by "Bloat"?
JoeHill wrote:
I personally *hate* KDE, but that's just me. Bloat (like Gnome) with
incompatible themes (qt) and a more and more Windows-like interfac
Hi all. I've got Mandrake 9.1 and I'm currently using Gnome2.2 for my
desktop. However, I've noticed that there are a lot more things that
seem to be written for KDE (themes, applications, etc.). What makes KDE
so much more popular than Gnome?
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Does anyone know where I can get some themes for Gnome 2.2 that have
transparent backgrounds in the windows? (i.e., when I open up, say,
terminal, I can still see my desktop background behind the text)
Thanks
Jack
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It likely is true. I'm not in California, so I cannot say
definitively. However, here is a website that will allow you to
research Mr. Berman and any other politician you want to know about.
http://opengov.media.mit.edu/DBD/CACHE//000/400/025/
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Hi
You guys shoul
I'm using 9.1, but I don't know about the cooker thing. Actually, I
just did a urpmi update and then did an install using the GUI in the
Mandrake Control Center and it installed Xine, Mplayer, and Totem
perfectly, and they all seem to run like a champ now. *shrug* I don't
know how or why, bu
I'm running Mandrake 9.1 and I ran the urpmi command for the mplayer.
The computer went out and found all the necessary install packages and
downloaded them, but when it tried to install them, it failed, showing
these errors:
Installation failed:
file /usr/lib/win32/lhacm.acm from inst
How does linux handle file fragmentation and, thus, defragmentation?
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On Wed, 09 Jul 2003 22:26:38 -0500
Brooks Family <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> uttered:
So, this brings up the next obvious question: why would I get a
message saying that I need Python2.2 when I try to install
pygtk2-1.99.16-1.i386.rpm?
The .rpm y
ll as through the automatic function that
starts up when I double-click on the icon.
Thanks for your help!
Jack
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On Wed, 09 Jul 2003 12:04:49 -0500
Brooks Family <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> uttered:
Ok. Now, I'm trying to install gDeskCal for my deskt
Nope. I'm using Gnome2.2
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El mi? 09-07-2003 a las 02:13, Brooks Family escribió:
Sorry. I'm using Mandrake 9.1 and I don't know what the firewall is
named. It's the standard one that comes packed with Mandrake 9.1.
Are you
Ok. Now, I'm trying to install gDeskCal for my desktop (Gnome2.2) on
Mandrake 9.1 and I can't do it because it says that I need pygtk2. So I
found the rpm for pygtk2 but I can't install that because it says that I
need python 2.2. This is the root of my problem: I can't find Python
2.2 ANYW
How do I use/access/unpack files in .tgz and .bin formats? I'm running
mdk 9.1 and the error message I get is that there is no application to
view files of this type.
Jack
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Hi, I've got Mandrake 9.1, but I've seen Redhat's latest desktop and
have noticed that it has different icons for open office than what comes
with Mandrake. Does anyone know where I can download those png files
because they are nicer and sharper-looking than the standard OpenOffice
icons in Ma
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