Then try Enlightenment - mso much more,
er, ah,
ummalternative? (Besides, there's a great
utility called genmenu
that creates menu structures for fluxbox,
Enlightenment and WindowMaker
that is bloody awesome - so when Gnome fails you,
you have something to
fall back on dude!)
I have tried E but i didnt like it too much. I have
browsed for alternatives and i like the look of
Fluxbox, its installed just not configured. I guess i
am just too darn picky.
Rob
If you like fluxbox, you might like waimea also.
very purty, and very light.
I use xfce, cuz i'm a
Hi All,
When I login to GNOME I get this error message before it loads;
Could not look up internet address for (my computer name used to log
onto attbi's cable network). This will prevent GNOME from operating
correctly. It may be possible to correct this by adding (my computers
name) to the file
On Sun, January 19 2003 3:31 pm, Russ wrote:
Hi All,
When I login to GNOME I get this error message before it loads;
*snip*
Add the following line to your /etc/hosts
127.0.0.1 whateveryourcomputerhostnameis
like.. assume your computer is Factoid..
127.0.0.1 Factoid
--
Chuck Burns -
It worked, and it didn't seem to affect the others either (I tend to
jump around to different window managers (variety :-))
thanks
On Sun, 2003-01-19 at 13:47, Chuck Burns wrote:
On Sun, January 19 2003 3:31 pm, Russ wrote:
Hi All,
When I login to GNOME I get this error message before it
On Mon, 2003-01-20 at 08:31, Russ wrote:
Hi All,
When I login to GNOME I get this error message before it loads;
Could not look up internet address for (my computer name used to log
onto attbi's cable network). This will prevent GNOME from operating
correctly. It may be possible to
KDE's looking better all the time...
AAA
I hate that damn thing...too cartooney like WinXP. Ah
that would be another reason why i havent moved past
Win2k as my other OS.
Guess everyone has their own cuppa tea like you say.
Rob
__
Do you
On Mon, 2003-01-20 at 17:50, Rob Wideman wrote:
KDE's looking better all the time...
AAA
I hate that damn thing...too cartooney like WinXP. Ah
that would be another reason why i havent moved past
Win2k as my other OS.
Guess everyone has their own cuppa tea like you say.
Rob
