Hi all,
I've noticed that when starting gnome up for the first time after boot
it takes at least 10 seconds before I can navigate the desktop. I have
enabled compiz using the System=Preferences=Desktop Effects menu. I
have tried re-enabling metacity and that seems to solve the problem. Has
I don't personally own a MacBook Air however I'm sure you could make a bootable
USB drive and install Fedora from that.
Regards,
Dan Burkland
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While I operate a similar network I don't require password resets (I have them
choose a long and more secure password). In order for them to be able to change
their password you would have to allow them write permission to their own
userPassword attributes by putting something like the
the delay in loading gnome?
Regards,
Dan Burkland
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Xen uses a special kernel so as far as I know you will first have to remove the
default one with yum remove kernel. Then try the yum install xen
virt-manager kernel-xen command and it should work.
Regards,
Dan
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I have used the proprietary driver for its superb handling of 3D acceleration
over nouveau. However, with the release of 2.6.33 near, I may give Nouveau as
it now supports KMS (It may have in the past I'm not quite sure).
Dan
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Subject: Re: How many people need to use the proprietary NVIDIA driver ?
(Or other non kms driver ?)
On 12/23/2009 07:54 PM, Dan Burkland wrote:
I have used the proprietary driver for its superb handling of 3D
acceleration over nouveau. However, with the release
I'm running it just fine on my installation of Fedora 12 x86_64. When I
installed my custom kernel (2.6.32.2), I had to do a bit of tinkering to get
the network vmci modules to compile/install. You shouldn't have any problems
though with the stock Fedora kernels.
Regards,
Dan
Here is a link to the blog post that helped me get the modules to compile
properly on 2.6.32.2:
http://sadevil.org/blog/2009/12/31/vmware-player-3-vs-linux-2-6-32/
Dan Burkland
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