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Manny Styles
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I get enough exercise just pushing my luck.
- Original Message -
From: Jose Alberto Abreu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, May 30, 1999 1:06 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] My Mandrake is strangely slow...
Rhichard Barth Family escribió
You'll have to check what linux did, it might of changed your partitions
to more like 150/16/150, this is the default settings for a workstation
with what you had left.
if it didn't you'll be good with 400/native 50/swap
and the heck with extended.
Thats a small drive for Windows and Linux.
On Sat, 29 May 1999, Jose Alberto Abreu wrote:
I requested Spanish as a language, but when I log out of KDE I see several "file
not found, using Default-English instead" messages.
Might this be a problem?
No, it just means a couple of programs you're using have not been
translated to
Just installed Mandrake 5.3 a couple of days ago, and I have been
configuring it the last couple of days (BTW, thanks Brian for the tip
with the mouse)... But it seems that KDE is working sluggishly slow
(Slower than MSOffice 97 on a Pentium 100, if you take my meaning)
Is my AMDK6
You did a "Work Station" install? did you set up your partitions and
then did the "Work Station" If you do a "Work Station" install, Linux
sets up it's own partitions this usually doesn't work out very well for
you... the swap and native partitions end up being to smallCustom is
the way
Rhichard Barth Family escribió:
You did a "Work Station" install? did you set up your partitions and
then did the "Work Station" If you do a "Work Station" install,
Linux sets up it's own partitions this usually doesn't work out very
well for you... the swap and native partitions end up
Guillermo Belli wrote:
I think the swap is too little. I was running KDE on a Cyrix PR-120 with 16mb
of RAM and 100mb swap and it worked fine. Only when I opened some 4 Netscape
and two kvirc windows and also kfm the system started to slow down. So try
making that swap partition bigger.
