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Check out http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/desktop.xml This is an excerpt: Quoted All that's left is to make sure that X comes up when Gentoo boots. Edit /etc/rc.conf so that DISPLAYMANAGER="kdm". Code listing 3.6: Editing /etc/rc.conf # nano -w /etc/rc.conf Code listing 3.7: /etc/rc.conf -- setting DISPLAYMANAGER # What display manager do you use ? [ xdm | gdm | kdm ] DISPLAYMANAGER=kdm Now we just need to make sure that the xdm start-up script is read when booting. Code listing 3.8: Adding XDM scr...
I think it is still on pre-order basis, at least it was yesterday. Per the SuSE Store it is scheduled to ship 10/15/03.
Do you know the IP address of the printer? If you do you can set it up directly to the IP address through CUPS and not use Samba.
Konqueror will handle ftp. You could also use Kbear.
Dependency issues to to be related to developmental rpm's. I get around this by not installing them and I never have any issues. Just look a what message you are receiving, and delete the "devel" rpm's with the problem or go find what is missing and install that.
You should be able to change the hostname by editing /etc/hosts. Does Mandrake use some sort of a utility program to set this? Maybe that is why your changes are over written.
I hope this is helpful. I pulled it of www.openoffice.org Linux Set Up -Martijn Dekkers Last updated 2002 June 05 Installing OpenOffice.org on Linux is very easy! To make sure you get the best possible setup, simply follow these steps. Prerequisites If you want Java integration, you want to make sure you have the latest JRE installed. It should be at least JRE 1.3. You can find the JRE for Linux at the Blackdown site - alternatively, it might be included on the installation media of your distro....
Have you run the setup program?
www.kde.org/download/ Look for your distro.
All you should have to do is go to Settings, Configure Kmail, and then select Network. Choose Add and then select Sendmail (Postfix uses /usr/sbin/sendmail) and you should be able to keep the defaults. This is all I had to do on my system here at work and it seems to work fine.
Kpackage lists all files with their locations for rpm's. Kpackage is a GUI for rpm.
It is a protest against certain software patents. You can enter the site by clicking on "Here" in the last sentence of the message.
SuSE works great. Setup process will help it all install and play nicely together. I have not performed a dual boot myself, but I'm sure you should have no troubles doing so.
Quoted Now I can proceed and try to install SuSE. Likewise, I have installed SuSE off the ftp site at GA Tech several times. If you run into any snags I might be able to help. In my experience, after you get the IP address setup it just installs.
I use Firebird on my NT machine at work, it's lean and works well. On my Linux machine at home I use Konqueror almost exclusively. Konqueror was much improved with the 3.1.x release. Prior to then I had issues with some web sites, my bank for instance. I believe almost any browser is superior to IE, and I really get ticked off (toned down) when I get messages telling me to upgrade my browser. For the life of me I cannot figure out why anyone would design a web site that way. :? Two of the best f...
Kenneth, For future reference, if you do not know the ip address you could use the following: [code:1]host ftp.suse.com[/code:1] This will display the ip address.
Tuxnet, One nice feature of Gentoo is that it does not have releases that "drop dead" as with other distributions. Check out the following quote from the web site: Quoted Portage will keep your Gentoo Linux system as "up-to-date" as you desire. And because of this, experienced Gentoo users don't pay too much attention to "new versions" of Gentoo Linux -- after all, the latest and greatest version of Gentoo Linux is always available by typing an emerge sync command. There's no need to wait severa...
Right-clickon the message and then select "Mark Message." This will list all the symbols and what they mean.
Gentoo has opened the Gentoo Store. For anyone with a dial-up connection that wanted to get going on Gentoo these CD's are the answer. The come optimized for various platforms and only cost US$15.00. Check them out at: Gentoo Store
kppp is part of the kdenetwork rpm. Make sure you have installed kde network. Try [code:1]rpm -q kdenetwork[/code:1] to query whether it is installed.
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