This may be a bit too simple, but I do
90% of my "surfing" in KFM right there
on the KDE desktop. Don't use Nutscrape
much since about ver. 3.0 or so.
It's gotten much too big and buggy.
But then again I'm not a "power user"
whatever that is. :-)
Vern
On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> Does an
Does anybody have a solution to this?
Any other recommended browsers?
I hate the extended reboot where the filesystem autofixes itself ...
"Joseph S. Gardner" wrote:
> Brent Pathakis wrote:
>
> > If you do get stuck in X, you can always do a:
> > ctrl-alt-backspace and it will usually send you
Brent Pathakis wrote:
> If you do get stuck in X, you can always do a:
> ctrl-alt-backspace and it will usually send you back
> to a command prompt.
That is exactly the problem, the keyboard is not responding either
--
Joseph S. Gardner
Senior Designer / Technical Support
Kirby Co., Cleveland,
If you do get stuck in X, you can always do a:
ctrl-alt-backspace and it will usually send you back
to a command prompt.
--- "Joseph S. Gardner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mark Potochnik wrote:
>
> > That seems like sorta it. It uses all of the
> computer, not really hangs.
> > In the "other"
Mark Potochnik wrote:
> That seems like sorta it. It uses all of the computer, not really hangs.
> In the "other" O/S when it "hangs" nothing works, not even the mouse.
> In "our" O/S when Netscape does it thing, you see the mouse curser,
> move around, but you can't click on anything.
> Sometine
Hi:
I had this same problem (actualy it happens often). The solution is to telnet
in to the linux box that appeas to be hunk, then
su
ps -e | grep scape
then after obtaining the process id for netscakp, issue a
kill
or
kill -k
After this, things return to normal on my linux box.
He
Rial Juan wrote:
> On Mar 29 Joseph S. Gardner wrote:
>
> > From what I can find a CRC error is Cyclic Redunancy Check but I have no
> > clue what it means or what caused it. I can tell you that the machine
> > has been up and running almost flawlessly 24/7 since October.
>
> I once knew the det
"Joseph S. Gardner" wrote:
>
> I'm sure it's hung. Mouse is dead, can't Ctrl+Alt+Backspace,
> Ctrl+Alt+Delete, can't change workspace nothin'
>
> I finally got home to check this thing out and man was this thing locked
> up. Had the wife leave it on just so I could give it a bash (pun
> intended
ay, March 28, 2000 12:58 PM
Subject: [newbie] Netscape hangs linux
> OK guys (and gals),
>
> I did a fresh install of 7.0-2 using the recommended settings.
> Hardware is as follows:
> AMD K6-2 350
> 64M RAM
> 10G & 30G Maxtor HD's
> Motorola Bits
Dan wrote:
> Are you sure the system is locked up? Try going into
> Task Manager and killing ld-linux.so.2. This seems to
> work for me. Netscape sometimes just locks up but the
> system still works. (I have so far been unable to lock
> the system under any situation.) It seems to happen
> on
Are you sure the system is locked up? Try going into
Task Manager and killing ld-linux.so.2. This seems to
work for me. Netscape sometimes just locks up but the
system still works. (I have so far been unable to lock
the system under any situation.) It seems to happen
on pages with Java but not
Yeah, Netscape is currently a bit shaky with Linux (at
least as far as I know). Here is a site that just
might help you out though:
http://members.ping.at/theofilu/netscape.html
--- "Joseph S. Gardner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK guys (and gals),
>
> I did a fresh install of 7.0-2 using th
OK guys (and gals),
I did a fresh install of 7.0-2 using the recommended settings.
Hardware is as follows:
AMD K6-2 350
64M RAM
10G & 30G Maxtor HD's
Motorola BitsurferPro ISDN modem
Diamond Stealth III (s540) video card
no-name 19" monitor
Logitech rollerball type mou
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