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I'm back with Arch again. I seem to come back here, whatever I try: FreeBSD, Debian, Slackware, Gentoo... I guess I'm just addicted to its simplicity.
Quoted Original von Kenneth Yea, I know. At least a third of the topics in the Internet forum is about Kopete. The mods can't just delete topics because there might be relevent informaiton in one thread that isn't in another, and vice versa. I wish there was a feature to merge threads. That would solve the Kopete problem. For now, we cna only hope that the forums memders will try to stick with old threads instead of creating new ones for every bug and problem they come across. No of course a mo...
Sorry I thought you ran debian, maybe you can look lm-sensors @ www.rpmfind.net
http://wiki.debian.net/?DebianKDE
Quoted Original von ares84 Thanks, It will take a little while getting use to ctrl + enter but it beats clicking. Click on the button that says Ctrl+enter en press enter.
Thanks it worked, but that mixer seems very complicated to me. When will kmix be 100% alsa ready?
Hmm... Switched back to Debian Sid again on my laptop. Although Arch is a lot simpler when it comes to configuring the system, it doesn't contain nearly as much software as Debian does and seems to be not as robust. Besides that, I didn't like devfs. I still love Arch, but I think it has a long way to go when it comes to maturity and robustness.
Does anyone know how to get the rear speakers working with alsa? I've used OSS emulation through alsa until now, and I was able to set the volume of my rear speakers with Ogain or something. But since the 2.6 final release I've been using real Alsa. Everything works great, execpt my rear speakers and treble or bass. I can set it in kmix, but it doesn't seem to do anything. Bass/treble isn't that important to me, but my rear speakers are. btw. I have a SB Live!
Quoted Original von WeeImp :oops: Doh. Ok, I know I'm blonde.. but.. I guess it helps to have some dictionaries installed. I have no idea how they got uninstalled. Ignore my earlier plea for help. Laura hehe :wink:
Kopete 0.7.3 works again. Weird...
Quoted Original von Nicolas Goutte Quoted Original von LB06 Quoted Original von cmbofh Quoted Original von LB06 My experience with Oo.o is that it has very good filter support, but needs a lot of work on the interface and performance (I think in this case there two are closely related. If OO used GTK or QT, I'm sure it would have been twice as responsive and its boot-time would have been cut by half) There's work underway to integrate OOo better into KDE: http://dot.kde.org/1071245692/ http://k...
Quoted Original von nixnut So, I don't think the problem lies with MS. I think it does. Every kopete =<0.7.3 is unable to connect with MSN. (btw. from The Netherlands?)
Go to http://localhost:631 to configure your printer through a web-based interface. That's how I did it.
I just wanted to metion there are some topics about the same subject. There are 2 topics in off-topic about Novell & SuSE and 2 about OpenOffice.org and Koffice in Office & PIM. This can be very somewhat confusing and imho it's better if discussion about a certain subject takes place in 1 topic instead of 2. Is it a good idea to close 1 clone-topic?
I don't like the fact that Fedora is going to function as a testbed for RH Enterprise Edition. I won't trust Fedora to function on my server, which I did with RH.
Quoted Original von sinister_nation well I setup Gaim tonight for MSN networks and got protocol not supported. So I think M$ had change the protocols once again. I'm glad that I don't use there OS hardly anymore except for when I need to play a game or two because I haven't checked in on winex yet. Gaim still works here (v0.74)
Quoted Original von cmbofh Quoted Original von LB06 My experience with Oo.o is that it has very good filter support, but needs a lot of work on the interface and performance (I think in this case there two are closely related. If OO used GTK or QT, I'm sure it would have been twice as responsive and its boot-time would have been cut by half) There's work underway to integrate OOo better into KDE: http://dot.kde.org/1071245692/ http://kde.openoffice.org/index.html One project part is (only) abou...
I voted for OpenOffice.org, because I really need compatibility with MS Word. How will the compatibility be between Koffice and MS Word 2003 with XML? Since it's an open standard, isn't it way easier to write good filters?
My experience with Oo.o is that it has very good filter support, but needs a lot of work on the interface and performance (I think in this case there two are closely related. If OO used GTK or QT, I'm sure it would have been twice as responsive and its boot-time would have been cut by half)
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