If you install kde over gnome does it overwrite gdm? i mean does gnome
work under kdm? I went through a few links under google but none could
give me an answer!
Or do the display managers work exclusively as in Gnome by default uses
gdm whenever you log into gnome and kde uses kdm whenever i log into KDE?
Sachin G. Nambiar
hello.
I had the shock of my life today.
I had previously mentioned about a server installation I have to do.
I don't find it will be any problem after the feedback I got about
fedora.
however there is another case which is really very interesting.
I am trying to install gnu/linux on a machine with a seluron 2.8
processor and an intel ggc 2 motherboard with ati radeon display (the
board is the latest intel mobo) if the case was a very streight
forward case I would never have a problem in changing the distro.
but I got the following interesting results.
1. ubuntu 6.06.1 (dapper) booted nicely with every device driver but
display resolution was very bad probably 640 by 480.
2. ubuntu 6.10 was even more interesting. it did not boot at all on
a machine with the same ggc 2 mother board with a seluron processor
but booted very well on the same mobo with intel p4 3ghz processor.
3. fedora core 5 did not show up the graphical installer but I
managed to install it without any desktop like gnome or kde.
so the best part was on all computers ubuntu 6.06 aka 6.06.1 booted
without proper display. and ubuntu 6.10 did not boot on the same ggc
motherboard with seluron 2.8 processor and booted perfectly well with
the same mobo with a p4 3 ghz processor.
another small thing although it might not mean any thing.
on the seluron and ggc mobo combination 256 mb ddr2 ram is available
and on the p4 with ggc mobo 512 ddr2 ram.
what shockes me time and again is that how 6.06 boots on every machine
being older and 6.10 is so inconsistent.
secondly 6.10 not just booted but gave perfect display (umm well at
least 800 by 600) on a ggc with p4 and did not boot at all on other
seluron machine with same mobo?
Please sort out this problem and suggest the perfect distro.
Krishnakant.
Hi,
I am running ubuntu dapper drake and works well for my needs.
However now the time has come to introduce some interactive
applications for toddlers. Its a long shot but are there any such media
companies or specific applications that will run on my system?
Examples of such CD/DVDs can be:
1) Learning alphabets and numbers
2) Nursery Rhymes
3) Click n paint
and so on.
I do have wine installed where i run IE6 and other exe applications. In
parallel i will try and install some of those apps and see if it works,
but in the meantime if anyone can supply me with some known-to-work
names or feedback, I'll appreciate it.
Thanks
Abhi
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Easwar
Hello All,
I came across this article on linux for Core2 Duo.
http://www.linuxhardware.org/article.pl?sid=06/08/22/0415251
What does the author mean by the statement thats quoted below?
"Since we have a new core in this review, I decided it was prudent to
pull out both 64-bit and 32-bit versions of Linux. We wanted to find out
where Core 2 shows the most performance and how it did versus AMD in
each mode. The table below shows the compile options for each OS and
processor type. I didn't go all out and be over-aggressive here. It was
important to compile the applications for each specific processor type
but not be too aggressive and cause instability."
What compilation has he done? Is he actually compiling the kernel or
packages or does he give the specific commands at boot prompt? Could
someone briefly explain the process?
Regards,
Rony.
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> Hello Everyone,
> There are CD isos too but I don't know which iso contains what packages.
Please install popularity-contest package to get your favourite
package in earlier CDs!
> Gnome in Etch is a bit buggy. Its printer tool allows you to select and
> choose printers but at the final 'Apply' button, the entire process
> vanishes into thin air. You are back to square 1
Please report the bug!
> Another bug with gnome is that its automatic NetworkManager applet
> initially detects the connection established but after a reboot or two,
> it does not even detect the network device. All this while network is
> actually working and giving internet access.
Please report the bug!!
Thanks.
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hi,
I want to delete files older than a particular date or older than a particular no of days.
the command i used for this is on a usual linux machine was-
find /dir -type f -mtime +7 | xargs rm -f
( also i used a combination of "touch" and "find" which too worked fine)
now my problem is i have to perform the same task only in C (without using shell script ) as the device for which i m writing this module has its own small linux kernel and hence doesnt support many commnads like "find" , "more" ,"mv" etc ..........
i am aware of the remove() function in C but how do i get the date a file was last modified
and then delete it ???
Any solution / suggestions will b of great help to me ...........
thnx ..........
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Hello All,
Yesterday when I was searching for core2 info on the net, I came across
complaints that the Intel 965 board PATa (parallel IDE port) is not
detected by the Linux distros and the alternative is to use a SATA CD
ROM or usb install. Even Dinesh J. had mentioned it.
My query is that why does a distro need to understand or talk to the IDE
or PATA port controller chips when the port itself is a universal port
with pins dedicated to power, read, write, address and data? Shouldn't
the BIOS be the interface that takes communication _internally_ between
the port and its controller chip?
Another point is that why is the old XP SP2 2002 edition able to talk to
the _new_ PATA controllers on 965 while the new linux distros cannot? Is
there a windows specific command structure secretly available between M$
and the BIOS manufacturers?
Regards,
Rony.
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