On Sat, 16 Sep 2000, Paul wrote:
On Sun, 17 Sep 2000, pungki wrote:
Hi everybody
Is there any mail-client software besides Messenger or KMail ?
Thanks.
Pine, Mutt, Mahogany, Balsa, to name a few...
Paul
Does anyone think highly of any particular email client? Lowly? And why? I
.
Roger
First of all, thanks to everyone who helped me get Kppp rolling...and this is
my first posting to the list from linux! :-)
OK, the problem of the day is, I've downloaded and installed Pan, and want to
add a shortcut to it either to the KDE desktop or the taskbar across the bottom
(doesn't matter
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, you wrote:
Roger Sherman wrote:
First of all, thanks to everyone who helped me get Kppp rolling...and this is
my first posting to the list from linux! :-)
OK, the problem of the day is, I've downloaded and installed Pan, and want to
add a shortcut to it either
..
Rob
That did the job, Rob, thanks!
Roger Sherman wrote:
First of all, thanks to everyone who helped me get Kppp rolling...and this is
my first posting to the list from linux! :-)
OK, the problem of the day is, I've downloaded and installed Pan, and want
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, Robert \"JTBob\" Holland wrote:
Hi,
I was installing StarOffice 5.2 when it got to the point
of not finding a Java environment. So I go to the Java
site and download JRE 1.3 from Sun. It has a .rpm
file and I run rpm to install the file.
Ok, so I try the StarOffice
as nowhere do they specify a "./" I did think it strange but thought
that they would know what they were doing!! Anway, thanks to you Rob, Hot Java
is up and working well, better than it did in Windoze (Surprise, surprise!)
Many thanks for your help Rob.
Roger
, just curious, cause maybe
there is something in autodetect that happens during config. Has anyone
else seen the correct ram detected during installation?
--
Dennis a registered linux user #180842
Never had a problem with my 128M being recognised, either with 7.0 or 7.1
Roger
Hi! This is my second go-round with Linux; the first was very brief
(couldn't get my cheesy 810 vid card configured. Thank god for 7.1!),
so I didn't stick around long enough to actually learn anything,
unfortunately. But, now its all installed, the vid card is working, my
modem is dialing,
On Sun, 10 Sep 2000 22:20:45 -0400, you wrote:
Roger:
I checked my settings and Earthlink's site:
1. The correct username format is ELN/username.
2. The primary DNS address is 207.217.126.81. The two that you show are
the secondary DNS addresses.
OK, that would prolly help, eh? :-)
3. You
. What am I doing wrong.
Thanks
Pat
Pat,
Open up the /etc/rc.drc.local file in a text editor and add: aumix -v 40 The
40 is the percentage and can be anything up to 100% (Thanks to Tom Brinkman for
this) Your eardrums will be very greatful!
Roger
.
Thanks,
Roger
You can get GnomePPP from www.gnome.org , look under software, it's
there somewhere.
Roger
el free to e-mail me
direct if you think I might be able to help to avoid delays on this
server.
Roger
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version. (Apologies in advance if it doesn't
work!!)
Roger
, which are often better,
suggest that those you want to keep you stash away somewhere for safe
keeping.
3. Do you like Helix Gnome?
Before Helix I hated Gnome, I found it messy and unstable - now I use it
all the time - Nuff said??
4. Do you recommend it?
Most definitely.
Roger
fantastic, friendly and accurate, both on this list and others. What was the
author's name of this article - Gates??
Roger
On Thu, 20 Jul 2000, you wrote:
Where can I find (exactly) WVDIAL on rpmfind.net?
can't find it...
--
Go to rpmfind.net, index by name, choose W, and you will find it there (it' s a
long way round, but I get there eventually !!)
Roger
KompuKit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know...what app I can use...in GNOME...
to take the place of kppp?
It needs to do most of what kppp does...
Try gnome ppp (gppp) from www.gnome.org or the excellent wvdial, which you can
get from www.rpmfind.net
Roger
interface to come up".
I have checked all the settings in kppp which seem to be correct and have
even read the manual :-)) but with no result. I have no problems with the
same modem using BeOS or Windoze.
Please help, I'm tearing my hair out and there's not much left!
Roger
use anything up to 100%
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~~ Tom Brinkman[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks Tom, it works a treat!! My neighbours, eardrums and I are very
grateful!!
Roger
I am soon emigrating to Minneapolis USA from the UK. In Minneapolis US West do
a DSL deal which includes an Intel 2100 modem. Could anyone please tell me if
this would be compatible with Linux-Mandrake, or if not, if I can get a
compatible modem which will work with DSL.
Many thanks
Rogert
I also currently have a K6-2 350 with 96mb. How much of an increase
would I gain putting in a K6-2 500?
Roger
mark willenbring wrote:
I thought it was a AMD 350 or greater. It had a
problem in Win 95 because the chip was too fast for
the OS - image that! 98 does not have this problem
It is working now. Thanks. It was just a matter of syntax.
Roger
"Stephen F. Bosch" wrote:
Roger Bird wrote:
I tried to do an "at" command but the only response I get is "Garbled time".
I think trying to delete an "at" job, I screwed somethin
I tried to do an "at" command but the only response I get is "Garbled time".
I think trying to delete an "at" job, I screwed something up.
How do I fix this?
Roger
Toronto, Ontario
"Pittman, Merle" wrote:
text boot by typing "linux 3" at the lilo prompt.
Use linuxconf to reset the system services.
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Sent: Monday, March 27, 2000 10:30 AM
To: Newbie
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Thank you very much, Eunice. That worked perfectly! Everything runs like a
dream!
Roger
PS. Mandrake rocks!
Eunice Thompson wrote:
Roger,
When you install in expert mode, you have to make sure that you install all
the Window Managers (I think that's the term),when it gives you
? I want to use KDE. On a previous
install, x worked fine and installed all the great icons in KDE. The
only problem was my nic was not being detected, so I did a re-install.
Not the nic is fine, @home is fine, but X does not work.
Please help.
Thank you.
Roger
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Roger Bird [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Toronto, Ontario
I will try that tonight and keep you posted.
Thanks
Roger
Eunice Thompson wrote:
Roger,
When you install in expert mode, you have to make sure that you install all
the Window Managers (I think that's the term),when it gives you that list of
packages you want to install.
This happened
@home just fine.
HELP!!
Thank you
Roger Bird
Toronto, Ontario
PS. What a great install program!
I will give it a try tonight when I get home.
Thanks
Roger
sujee wrote:
Roger Bird wrote:
I finally got linux to recognize my nic but I need help with configuring
it to access the cable modem. I have tried various settings in netcfg
and netconfig. Should I be running dhcp? Should I
and not
put that shortcut out there and it works fine. I hope this helps, I know I'm
dumber on linux that anyone else here but I try.
Roger S
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Oh, goodie. A question I can (almost) answer.
Linux. "Len" like in Lenny and "X' like in 'X.'. "Len-X'
Using Linux since 2.2.9!
Simon Norris wrote:
I have been aware of Linux for some time now, and am deciding to take the
plunge. I just have one question to ask. How do you pronounce
Ok, I built a scsi system for Linux. When trying to insall Linux-Mandrake
it does not see my Fireport Scsi adaptor, and Linux-Mandrake offers me, I
think, 4 choices. So what do I do now?
And, can someone please direct me to a site where I can download and then
print and then shop for the
Ok, just tried RedHat and Linux World and cannot find hardware compatibility
items listed. Seems like it should be EZ to find, but not so.
No DSL, just GTE POT's. I just signed after having tons of trouble with
Flash.Net out of Texas. I cannot emphasize how bad Flash.Net is. I'll
never have
Thanx! I'll be at Best Buy tomorrow for the modem. I have heard that
external modems are Ok for Linux.
Am still looking for a scsi adaptor.
And thanks, too, for the sites. I'll check them and report back.
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