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Tuesday, August 3rd 2004, 11:58pm

Author: onewingedangel

OpenOffice still better.

Normally I just use Vim ^_^ If I'm doing something with graphics, I tend to use OOo (Karbon is hardly useable at the moment), but for plain text stuff I prefer KWord (it's much faster) BTW is it just the Debian version, or is the new version of OOo much easier on the eye (it's gone all GNOMEish)

Tuesday, August 3rd 2004, 11:41pm

Author: onewingedangel

screensavers gone.

I had this problem with Mandrake 9.2 and 10 (now I use Debian Sarge, which is fine). If you build kdeartwork-screensaver from source then apparently it fixes it (XScreenSaver detection seems to be broken in Mandrake's packages). I just disabled the KDE screensaver and used xscreensaver instead (although this meant I couldn't use the extremely pretty Euphoria -_-) Anyway, try building the screensaver package from source.

Tuesday, August 3rd 2004, 7:36pm

Author: onewingedangel

Who here loves Tux Racer ?

I love it (it's sad, but it's the main reason I upgraded my graphics card ^_^) Just wish it had more music (it gets a bit monotonous after a while...)

Tuesday, August 3rd 2004, 12:17am

Author: onewingedangel

kde audio and screensavers on mandrake

Re: the screensaver thing Is it just the XScreenSaver stuff that's disappearing. I couldn't get these to appear, either. I think you have to build your own version of the kde-artwork-screensaver package to make them appear (Mandrake seems to have broke this, for some unknown reason) You could always just disable the KDE screensaver and use XScreensaver instead (that's what I did, as I'm a lazy bugger ^_~) As to the sound thing, try becoming root and typing something like chmod +rwx /dev/dsp /dev...

Tuesday, August 3rd 2004, 12:08am

Author: onewingedangel

NEW THREAD "What is Your Favourite Distro?"

I have to say Debian ^_^ It was the first one I ever tried (not really a good idea, looking back), installing it onto my old Archimedes, just for a challenge. Since then I went back to RISC OS, and eventually ended up forking out for a SuSE 8.2 box set. Wanting something more recent, I went through Mandrake 9.2, then 10, and now I'm back with Debian (Sarge), and it's much friendlier than I ever remembered it (I even got the install right first time ^_^)

Tuesday, August 3rd 2004, 12:02am

Author: onewingedangel

Can't open applications as su with Debian sarge

It's safer to do it with your hostname on the end eg. hostname enceladus : xhost +enceladus That way, only connections from enceladus would be accepted (I think that's how it works ^_^)

Monday, August 2nd 2004, 11:53pm

Author: onewingedangel

Anyone interested in a KDE Shogi client?

This is something I've been wanting to do for ages, but seeing as I've never wrote anything for Qt/KDE before, I'm a bit intimidated. ^_^ What I'm thinking of is something along the lines of Knights (possibly even just a modification), but for Shogi. (In a flash of inspiration I even came up with a name - Kinshou ^_^) Anyone want to help with this? (I'll probably need a lot - the last GUI programming I did was on RISC OS 4, making a Welcome banner switcher...)

Monday, August 2nd 2004, 11:45pm

Author: onewingedangel

Do you like the new KDE 3.2?

I love it (I'm shallow enough to be impressed by translucent panels and stuff like that ^_^ Only one thing: Is anyone else's kdesktop keep crashing then reappearing? (and konqueror just crashing) (It might be fixed in 3.2.3, but I haven't got ADSL yet, and I fear the mighty BT ^_~)