You might try running XF86Config from the command prompt. Just make sure you have
root permissions when you do it.
MIME:[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 06/07/99 10:20:07 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] @ INTERNET cc: (bcc: Michael Thorp/NOTES)
Subject: [newbie] 1600 x 1200 res
From a console window I
As I look for programs to install in on my linux box, I have run across several that
have the extension .tgz. What are these files? I know what .tar and .gz files are
and how to uncompress them, but I haven't been successful with any .tgz file. Would
appreciate any help.
Thanks
Mike (ô¿~)
I'm new at using mandrake linux. I've been trying to figure out how to get a program
to start when the computer starts up. In DOS, this can be done in the autoexec.bat
program. Is there a similar startup file in linux? What would be the syntax to use
when starting a program this way?
I am hoping that someone will be able to help me with some tech support on upgrading
to kernel 2.2.7 and mandrake 6.
I was logged in and installing the new rpms that are out at rufus.w3.org and hit a
glitch in KDE. I was thrown back to the login screen and when I tried to restart KDE,
I
