So, after the installfest conversation in PLUG IRC yesterday regarding
installfest matters, I noticed that a lot of the items discussed are
actually guidelines already presented in the Linux Installfest HOWTO.
Many improvements to the PLUG Installfest can be made by following these
guidelines.
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okay, I modified my script a little (see below) and it seemed to run but
the red fail didn't seem to come up in the grep command. So everything is
good now?
FORCE_UNSAFE_CONFIGURE=1 ./configure \
--prefix=/usr\
--enable-no-install-program=\
kill,uptime>>config.f
okay, I modified my script a little (see below) and it seemed to run but
the red fail didn't seem to come up in the grep command. So everything is
good now?
FORCE_UNSAFE_CONFIGURE=1 ./configure \
--prefix=/usr\
--enable-no-install-program=\
kill,uptime>>config.f
Thank you very much. This is exactly what was going on. I should have
figured this out on my own, the big clue being the desktop background
showing up on the TV screen. For some reason I was expecting the TV display
to be a duplication of the laptop display, not an extension of it. I d on't
know w
It sounds like your computer set the TV up as a second monitor that is
most likely setup light next to laptop's screen. Just try and drag a
windows to each edge of the screen and see if it moves over to the TV.
I'm guessing you are running KDE because I believe Unity puts a menu bar
on every
Fred,
I am running Mint 17 XFCE, and have recent experiences with my PC, and a
HDTV. Also, I've used a relatives ancient Dell, also running Mint 17, to
play well w/ a HDTV. W/ my PC, I used an HDMI cable, w/ my relatives a
VGA cable.
Both PCs worked well, but I did have to use the TV remote