RPMs which needed dependencies might not have been installed in SUSE. As
regards sane, older sane were one application. Nowadays it comes with two
sane-backends and sane front ends. Those who want t use xsane, front end is
not necessary.
This is once again application specific.
On Tuesday 18 D
Whether it is SUSE or RH or Mandrake, When you remove an RPM, dependencies
checking is a must. Otherwise some other programs may not work. It is not
specific to a distro.
Some rpms may not have dependencies. Remove the same rpm in any distro and
see.
On Monday 17 December 2001 22:13, David Mc
I have installed Mandrake 8.1 in a few machines. I am using extended
operating system loader(XOSL) which is free and also comes with ranish
partition manager t partition your HDDs. I have installed lilo(linux boot
loader) in the corresponding linux partition. I have winme, RH7.1, Caldera
Openl
Will do Randy, thanks.
I don't remember if I was in Expert when I did the install - though I'm not
an expert, I'm certainly gutsy enough to have done so ;->
One thing I distinctly remember is that there was no FUNCTIONAL "Cancel"
button on most of the dialogs, which I saw as sloppiness, and it p
Julian,
I can't help you with the boot manager problem, but I do recommend you
use "exper" mode if you install Mandrake again. Initially, I worried
about whether I was expert enough to use it, but it really gives you a
lot of flexibility that is not present in the other modes. One example
is co
