Mr Banana wrote:
> I've been a fan of SuSE since version 7 but I'm really scratching my head
> with 10.3. This is the
> worst release for "just not working" on my Thinkpad T60p. I was able to get
> 10.2 working OK with a
> bit of tweaking but I'm astounded at how broken 10.3 is. I've tried very
lists. I'm not knowledgeable about DNS to know how *that* would
work, but it must as, 'fer instance, I notice that doing something like
"ping google.com" gets different addresses at different times.
jdd wrote:
> Bruce A. Mallett wrote:
>
>> - Why is there a sin
I got this yesterday or the day before as well and it is continuing now,
in my case through the YAST software update/installer app.
This is a general subject that has been bothering me, specifically I
don't understand why pkg management under SUSE is so painful. There are
some basic things that I
Kai Ponte wrote:
> SUSE adds a lot to the default KDE
> desktop that makes my life easier. In fact, I was just showing one of my
> senior programmers the difference between Ubunutu and SUSE with YaST. He
> agreed with me that YaST makes the difference. (I sent him off with a
> 10.2 live DVD.)
I was unable to get parallels to install under openSUSE 10.2 whereas the
VMWare installs nicely.
The new VMWare 6 beta/RC is very nice btw.
- Bruce
Tom Patton wrote:
> Following the Autocad thread, and wondering what you pros think of
> parallels.
>
> I was using it quite successfully
James Ogley wrote:
>>> Anyway, can someone tell me what has happened to the switch in power
>>> management configuration which allows automatic hibernation on lid-close
>>> events?
>>>
>> You are not alone .. I've been wondering the same thing!
>>
>
> This is now controlled through th
Jay C Vollmer wrote:
> Anyway, can someone tell me what has happened to the switch in power
> management configuration which allows automatic hibernation on lid-close
> events?
You are not alone .. I've been wondering the same thing!
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On your client, have you got "ForwardX11 yes" ?
In other words, if you ssh into the remote box, does "echo $DISPLAY"
show what you expect? And can you then bring up an xterm?
- Bruce
Greg Freemyer wrote:
> Resend, gmail had automatically made this html mail.
>
> On 12/11/06, Greg Freemyer
Kenneth Aar, Grafikern.no wrote:
> Hi
>
>
>
> I am horrified by the user unfriendliness of the new KDE start menu. I
> think I am going insane, searching like a maniac trying to find apps.
> What was once a piece of cake is now a nightmare!
>
>
>
> How do I remove it and replace it with the old "
Sandy Drobic wrote:
> Bruce A. Mallett wrote:
>> Sandy Drobic wrote:
>>> Bruce A. Mallett wrote:
>>>> This is new to me:
>>>>Error occurred while creating the catalog
>>>>cd :///?devices=/dev/hdc,/dev/hdd
>>>>Unknow
Sandy Drobic wrote:
> Bruce A. Mallett wrote:
>> This is new to me:
>>Error occurred while creating the catalog
>>cd :///?devices=/dev/hdc,/dev/hdd
>>Unknown Error: Unable to copy media directory
>>to /var/tmp/TmpDir.75IZ4f/MEDIA
>>
>>
I notice that the new K/Ubuntu has integrated GUI support for PPTP in
the menu .. very nice for those of us that need to connect to the
office. Any chance that this might make it into 10.2?
- Bruce
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This is new to me:
Error occurred while creating the catalog
cd :///?devices=/dev/hdc,/dev/hdd
Unknown Error: Unable to copy media directory
to /var/tmp/TmpDir.75IZ4f/MEDIA
Check media works, but I can't find an MD5SUM on the opensuse.org page
to verify (mine began with 81e273..., FWIW
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> This problem might disappear after running
>
> rpm --rebuilddb
>
> if you're lucky.
Thanks .. I deleted everything down to the bare metal, then re-added the
DVD and (forget which order) did the --rebuilddb. I am back in business
again (for now anyway).
> You might want
My mistake perhaps, but I added a repository to the sources list and now
I get a signature check every time I open the software manager.
Fortunately it offers me a "Do not show this message again" check box.
- Unfortunately it ignores it and continues to show me that message
again each time I r
Christoph Thiel wrote:
> We are now looking for ideas, proposals, projects, etc. around openSUSE
> and SUSE Linux, that could be worked on in Google Summer of Code. As the
> period of application for SoC is already very short, we need to get our
> proposals for project online May 1st, 2006, at t
Love it! :)
houghi wrote:
> I was thinking about the new background for the Alpha. I believe it is
> going to be called a Lizard (again). It that fixed, or could that be
> changed?
>
> I realy liked the fact that each Alpha and Beta had its own background.
> Will that be happening again in the f
I'm curious: Is it necessary to do a package refresh when configuring a
network device? This creates a bit of a catch-22 when one is not on the
network and needs to configure a new wireless card. A lot of time-outs
and "Skip refresh" button selections are necessitated (depending on the
number
would also think that ifplugd would
be the default for non-wireless interfaces.
- Bruce
Henne Vogelsang wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Thursday, November 03, 2005 at 15:51:42, Bruce A. Mallett wrote:
>
>
>> I think I'm seeing an ordering problem in that ntp won't set th
I think I'm seeing an ordering problem in that ntp won't set the system
clock on boot because:
1) Yast stores the time server's name and not its IP address in
/etc/ntp.conf
2) My system gets its IP via dhcpd
3) ntp fails to resolve the IP address via DNS for the ntp server
named in /etc/ntp.c
On Wed, 2005-09-28 at 10:48 -0600, Kirk Coombs wrote:
> Here's a workaround:
>
> In Nautilus, press f9 to open the tree view, then right click on the mapped
> drive and select unmount in the tree and it works.
>
> Kirk
Thanks, that does indeed work!
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Frederik Vos wrote:
Op woensdag 28 september 2005 17:41, schreef Shriramana Sharma:
On 9/28/05, Bruce A. Mallett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This has got to be a dumb question yet it is very much eluding me, so
Now, how do I delete it?
RMB->Move to trash is gray'd out.
Shriramana Sharma wrote:
On 9/28/05, Bruce A. Mallett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This has got to be a dumb question yet it is very much eluding me, so
Now, how do I delete it?
RMB->Move to trash is gray'd out. Dragging it to the trash gives an
This has got to be a d
This has got to be a dumb question yet it is very much eluding me, so
here goes ..
I just tried out the Gnome on RC-1 and went to Places->Network Servers,
then created a public FTP server. Makes an icon on my desktop, adds one
to my Places menu, and it browses the FTP server's directory in
Nautil
06:49:42AM -0400, Bruce A. Mallett wrote:
Yes, it has worked for me.
That is good to know, thanks. Something must be wrong here as it is
slow-slow-slow. Glacial in fact.
Try a mirror: http://www.opensuse.org/Mirrors_Development_Build
I try to use a mirror whenever possible. Th
Rauch Christian wrote:
Bruce A. Mallett schrieb:
I've been trying to grab java-1_5_0-sun... from the java repository
as listed on the download page
(http://download.opensuse.org/distribution/SL-OSS-current/inst-source-java/)
however it always stalls or near-stalls (one day I did get a
I've been trying to grab java-1_5_0-sun... from the java repository as
listed on the download page
(http://download.opensuse.org/distribution/SL-OSS-current/inst-source-java/)
however it always stalls or near-stalls (one day I did get as far as 25%
in 18 hours of downloading). Anyone know if t
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