On a Dual head machine is it possible to run a different window manger
on each head?
If so how where would one look for enlightenment?
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Well, I'm trying IceWM, and it make my 250MH AMD k6-22 *look* like the fast
computer it is .
*But*, I'm having several problems.
1) right now, as it comes up, in the error messages, it complains that
>libpng warning: Application was compiled with png.h from libpng-1.2.4
>libpng warning: Applic
On 26 Nov 2002, Joe Giles wrote:
> primarily. I wish to now broaden my horizons and try a different
> Desktop. Is there other desktops besides Gnome and KDE. I read about
> Window managers, but is this the same thing? Once I install it, will
Desktop/session managers and window man
st,
> > I have been using Linux for a while, and I have used Gnome and KDE
> > primarily. I wish to now broaden my horizons and try a different
> > Desktop. Is there other desktops besides Gnome and KDE. I read about
> > Window managers, but is this the same thing? Once I instal
en using Linux for a while, and I have used Gnome and KDE
> > primarily. I wish to now broaden my horizons and try a different
> > Desktop. Is there other desktops besides Gnome and KDE. I read about
> > Window managers, but is this the same thing? Once I install it, will they
> &
On Tue, 2002-11-26 at 12:30, Joe Giles wrote:
> List,
> I have been using Linux for a while, and I have used Gnome and KDE
> primarily. I wish to now broaden my horizons and try a different
> Desktop. Is there other desktops besides Gnome and KDE. I read about
> Window managers,
Joe Giles said:
> List,
> I have been using Linux for a while, and I have used Gnome and KDE
> primarily. I wish to now broaden my horizons and try a different
> Desktop. Is there other desktops besides Gnome and KDE. I read about
> Window managers, but is this the same thing? On
Utilize FluxBox a new and very lightweight window manager, it's very
easy to configure as well.
Thanks,
Benjamin Rich
-Original Message-
From: Joe Giles [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 26, 2002 3:31 PM
To: Red Hat List
Subject: Window Managers
List,
I have
List,
I have been using Linux for a while, and I have used Gnome and KDE
primarily. I wish to now broaden my horizons and try a different
Desktop. Is there other desktops besides Gnome and KDE. I read about
Window managers, but is this the same thing? Once I install it, will
they come up in my Log
On Thu, 14 Dec 2000, christopher j bottaro wrote:
> ok, i got halfway through installing gnome when i realized that gnome is
> already installed on my redhat6.1 system! but i chose KDE as my desktop
> manager when i installed RH6.1. does redhat install both and just configure
> xclients to st
ok, i got halfway through installing gnome when i realized that gnome is
already installed on my redhat6.1 system! but i chose KDE as my desktop
manager when i installed RH6.1. does redhat install both and just configure
xclients to start kde if thats the one you choose?
anyways, my real que
Hi Jim,
%-> I am new to X and some things are a bit strange.
X is strange by default... ;-)
%->
%-> Every windows manager (Gnome KDE XFCE) creates a screen about
%-> an inch too wide to see. Some of them will pan (not XCFE) but
%-> there must be
%-> a place I
%-> can tell the system the paint a
On Fri, 18 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> >
> >
> > Change the ViewPort setting from e.g. 1280 1024 to 0 0 to disable the
> > seasickness-inducing panning.
> >
>
> been there done that its nausiating..:)
> seems if you choose more than one resolution you get that.odd...
>
> anyway else by ch
>
>
> Change the ViewPort setting from e.g. 1280 1024 to 0 0 to disable the
> seasickness-inducing panning.
>
been there done that its nausiating..:)
seems if you choose more than one resolution you get that.odd...
anyway else by chance using redhat 6.2 and having difficulty getting
Hi Jim,
%-> I am new to X and some things are a bit strange.
X is strange by default... ;-)
%->
%-> Every windows manager (Gnome KDE XFCE) creates a screen about
%-> an inch too wide to see. Some of them will pan (not XCFE) but
%-> there must be
%-> a place I
%-> can tell the system the paint a
arger than
640x480.
John
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 9:30 AM
To: Jim Baxter
Cc: Redhat
Subject: Re: All window managers a too wide for screen
Hi!
Quoting Jim Baxter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi.
>
> Tha
Hi!
Quoting Jim Baxter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi.
>
> Thanks to Chuck Mead for the answer to my previous
question.
>
> I am new to X and some things are a bit strange.
>
> Every windows manager (Gnome KDE XFCE) creates a
screen about
> an inch too wide to see. Some of them will pan (not
XCFE)
It's difficult to tell from the original message, but it might be
fixed by just using the monitor settings to shrink the horizontal size
or use xvidtune to adjust the placment. The fact that multiple window
managers have the same problem make me think it's more a setting like
t
it's in the XF86Config file... There's options in there where you tell the
manager the size of the virtual screen...
> -Original Message-
> From: Jim Baxter [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 11:06 AM
> To: Redhat
> Subject: All w
Hi.
Thanks to Chuck Mead for the answer to my previous question.
I am new to X and some things are a bit strange.
Every windows manager (Gnome KDE XFCE) creates a screen about
an inch too wide to see. Some of them will pan (not XCFE) but there must be
a place I
can tell the system the paint a s
XFce is making a bit of news today as an XFce user squares off with
Michael J. Hammel over his exclusion of XFce for consideration of his
articles for LJ.
http://www.linuxguru.com/stories.php?story=19
http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2000-08-17-037-20-NW-DT
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Chuck Mead, CTO, LinuxMa
Vince,
>George,
>Do you have the info on the dual NT/Linux boot?
>Vince
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I read all of the responses I got and found the best way to set up the dual
boot based on what different people said. My situation was as follows:
Windows NT workstation with one 6.4 Gig IDE hard drive
First of all, a big thanks to everyone who explained setting up a dual boot
NT/Linux system. I got it working flawlessly. (...and I didn't need to
re-install NT!)
Now, I have a question relating to window managers. I prefer AfterStep as my
window manager, which is what I have chosen
"AfterStep" in redhat 5 is really fvwm made to look sorta like afterstep.
Rh 5.1 does include afterstep (for real) however. Not sure about the font
thing, but you should have the .xinitrc right (when I was runnig as I used
exec afterstep).
Chris
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> So, here I am. I have finally got something to
> installAfterStep -- rpm'ed fine. No dependentsbut I cannot start
> the thing. I cannot figure out how to start it. I am drowning here. Any
> help with any of the systems would be appreciated and of course any web
> addresses with hel
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Date: Saturday, May 16, 1998 01:39 AM
Subject: Window Managers
| I am dying here. If you guys have not noticed, I am kind of a
|newbie. Actually been in UNIX for years but have decided to switch to
|Linux just because I really enjoy working wi
I am dying here. If you guys have not noticed, I am kind of a
newbie. Actually been in UNIX for years but have decided to switch to
Linux just because I really enjoy working with it.
Anyway, now I am trying to get any WM to work and I just am not
having any luck. Wanted to try E,
> I have recently installed RH 5.0 on a system with a STB Velocity 128/RIVA
> 128 video chipset. Because of this chipset, I was forced to install the new
> XFree86 3.3.2 to get X support.
>
> Unfortunately, when I installed the new version of XFree86, all of my
> window manager defaults were ove
I have recently installed RH 5.0 on a system with a STB Velocity 128/RIVA
128 video chipset. Because of this chipset, I was forced to install the new
XFree86 3.3.2 to get X support.
Unfortunately, when I installed the new version of XFree86, all of my
window manager defaults were overwritten. How
I switched from the fvwm2 to motif, but now I want to go back. I
keep looking through all of the configuration files, but motif keeps
coming up. What configuration file is _the_ file to switch, and what
is its format?
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I installed RH 5.0 and got X up and running yesterday. I found a menu
item which presented the three installed windows managers, and decided to
try 'afterstep'. Now, I cannot find a way to get back to the initial fvwm95
-- or the other installed wm. The icons along the right side of the screen
d
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