[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
why do people always suggest the most obvious stuff that was already done and
listed in there message as "i did this but the wrong thing happened" and then
someone has to be %*%*%* and suggest what they already did, its ubsured
and ignorant
This is not intended to
As is the next - If you don't know the answer to why the car above
won't start, should you not suggest "Did you turn the key to see if
the starter would operate" - seems fairly sensible.
I'm reminded of the basic tech support question in the early days of
the PC. "Is the machine plugged into
its common sense when they post hey i did this and yet you give them a reply
telling them to do the exact same thing that they said didnt work in one
message this doesnt make sense to me. and i have had to deal with it myself
i say hey i ran this program and it killed my system, your reply hey
This is just a gripe. I know that Harddrake (or sounddrake) is just another
linux shell that conveniently runs existing teccho programs that most people
don't understand, but the various programs in my distribution of 7.1 don't
seem to match up, and when I try to upgrade them, they don't match
Try running sndconfig from a terminal window as root.
HTH
Ian
This is just a gripe. I know that Harddrake (or sounddrake) is just
another linux shell that conveniently runs existing teccho programs
that most people don't understand, but the various programs in my
distribution of 7.1 don't
pablito wrote:
This is just a gripe. I know that Harddrake (or sounddrake) is just another
linux shell that conveniently runs existing teccho programs that most people
don't understand, but the various programs in my distribution of 7.1 don't
seem to match up, and when I try to upgrade
why do people always suggest the most obvious stuff that was already done and
listed in there message as "i did this but the wrong thing happened" and then
someone has to be %*%*%* and suggest what they already did, its ubsured
and ignorant
In a message dated 20-Sep-00 09:38:59 Central
