On 13:18 09 Jan 2003, Tibbetts, Ric <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| >RedHat or even Linux (consider WinXP). If everything stayed the same,
| >we'd still be using FVWM or TWM.
|
| HEY! I liked FVWM! I spent an eternity writing a config file for it, to
| get it to look/act the way I wanted it to. I
On Thu, 2003-01-09 at 08:58, Emilio wrote:
> 1) The "new" desktop, that BlueSomething thing is the worst thing I ever
> used, I
> was so disenchanted with how the system has "degraded" that I am now using
> Windows again after many years...
What part of the desktop, specifically, are you disappoi
Francisco Neira wrote:
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Tibbetts, Ric wrote:
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|> RedHat or even Linux (consider WinXP). If everything stayed the same,
|> we'd still be using FVWM or TWM.
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| HEY! I liked FVWM! I spent an eternity writing a config file for it, to
| get it to lo
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Tibbetts, Ric wrote:
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|> RedHat or even Linux (consider WinXP). If everything stayed the same,
|> we'd still be using FVWM or TWM.
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| HEY! I liked FVWM! I spent an eternity writing a config file for it, to
| get it to look/act the way I wanted
On Thu, 2003-01-09 at 10:18, Tibbetts, Ric wrote:
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> > RedHat or even Linux (consider WinXP). If everything stayed the same,
> > we'd still be using FVWM or TWM.
>
> HEY! I liked FVWM! I spent an eternity writing a config file for it, to
> get it to look/act the way I wanted it to. I don't
RedHat or even Linux (consider WinXP). If everything stayed the same,
we'd still be using FVWM or TWM.
HEY! I liked FVWM! I spent an eternity writing a config file for it, to
get it to look/act the way I wanted it to. I don't use it anymore... But
it was great stuff!
Ric
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On Thu, 2003-01-09 at 09:59, Nathan G. Grennan wrote:
> > > 2) As usual from all the upgrades, the upgrade method completely breaks
> > > down/destroys all the desktop URL shortcuts. After the upgrade you see
> > > urlABXCY86xErer or something like that and the shortcut is useless. Same
> > > thing
> > 2) As usual from all the upgrades, the upgrade method completely breaks
> > down/destroys all the desktop URL shortcuts. After the upgrade you see
> > urlABXCY86xErer or something like that and the shortcut is useless. Same
> > thing happened in previous upgrades, every time I had to remove the
On Thu, 2003-01-09 at 08:58, Emilio wrote:
> I had RH7.2 on my laptop and had to wait nearly 2 months (to get the disks
> right) to be able to install 8.0, or rather do an upgrade to 8.0. I have
> been a Red Hat user since version 3.0.
> Unfortunately this upgrade came to me as a GREAT disappointme
On Jo, 2003-01-09 at 18:58, Emilio wrote:
> 8) Previously I was able to configure GDM to use "faces" that no longer
> seems possible
I haven't tried it, but I assume the old GDM look it's available if you
select Standard greeter ( instead of graphical ) from gdm configurator,
General tab.
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On Thu, Jan 09, 2003 at 05:58:03PM +0100, Emilio wrote:
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> 4) It seems impossible to configure ANY of the SawFish window management
> parameters. Using the "explorer" thing, when you reach the "SawFish" folder
> and click on any of the parameter groups (Focus, Sounds, etc.) simply does
> nothing.
I had RH7.2 on my laptop and had to wait nearly 2 months (to get the disks
right) to be able to install 8.0, or rather do an upgrade to 8.0. I have
been a Red Hat user since version 3.0.
Unfortunately this upgrade came to me as a GREAT disappointment:
1) The "new" desktop, that BlueSomething thing
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