Jason, I changed the permissions in pics to include execute
as well. Not saying I should have but it seemed to do the
trick. I think I put an x in every box I could find as a
matter of fact. (Not running 8.1 now. Can't check.)
Would like to hear what they say on the KDE newsgroup.
Good luck, Harr
My Mandrake 7.2 automatically boots to user "Harry", which
is good,
and Enlightenment, which is inconvenient. I want to end up
in KDE.
It always did until I played around with Enlightenment for
awhile. The
odd thing is that if I ever change users, KDE shows as the
default,
and the computer loads
On Sun, 05 Sep 1999, you wrote:
> harry ellis wrote:
> >
> > I sent myself a copy of my email addresses in a letter from my Win98 computer to
> > my Linux computer.
> >
> > But now, in my non-root access, I
> > can't find any way to get the
Kppp remembers my user ID and password in root and for one user. When I create
more users through Configurator, the Kppp wont remember . In all cases
I'm using the same ID and password, and the box is clicked to ask it to
remember. (And the user that it works for was created through Configurator.)
I downloaded the new Netscape 4.61 through the Updates site (and a very easy
process it is!) but now the Netscape program seems to load only when I'm online.
When I'm not online, sometimes it shows up when I click the icon, but other
times the hard drive light flickers for awhile, but the program
I sent myself a copy of my email addresses in a letter from my Win98 computer to
my Linux computer. I'm pretty sure that when I was root I could click on these
addresses while in Netscape and easily transfer them to the Netscape address
book. Anyway, my address book is fine in Linux root.
But now
Once in awhile in Netscape, especially when offline, the system freezes. I
suspect I've run out of memory. I'm running with 32 megs of ram and a swap file
of 96 megs. There doesn't seem to be much evidence of swapping going on
however. (No hard drive activity.)
Is lack of memory the likely culpri
I can get a free copy of StarOffice 4.0 on a cd from our library. The book
it comes with suggests it needs linux library version libc 5.4.22 or higher
to 6.x, but EARLIER VERSIONS MUST BE AVAILABLE to StarOffice.
I have installed Venus 6.0. So is the library version I have "backwards
compatible" w
My US Robotics 33.6 modem dials my ISP, they "talk", the Kppp reads
connected, but nothing works.
I've installed Venus 6.0 as the only os on a stand alone pentium, trying
both the Linuxconfig and the Kppp to connect. I'm hoping someone will
recognize this as a problem they've previously solved.
