Stew et al, > > error that the 'qtcups' package was not found. I assume this is a qt frontend for CUPS. In any case, > > I was not able to set up a printer because of this. > > > > Added to rpmslist. I had used the x86 list which I thought would have > resolved these missing package issues.
Interestingly, when I booted up after install, I was able to use DrakConf to configure the printer. However, it did not properly detect my printer. I have a USB connected HP DeskJet 940c. I had to manually specify a USB #0 printer, but other than that, the configuration and testing worked fine. I seem to remember this printer being detected in earlier MDK versions.... > Unfortunately, in the 4 machines I've had access too, I haven't yet seen > this behaviour, so it's a bit hard to fix. It's interesting, sometimes it looks totally fine. For example, if I switch to VT 1-6 from KDM, and then back to VT 7/KDM, KDM looks totally fine. There are varying degrees of ugliness, from KDM login window totally absent, to multi-colored, to totally fine. > No there aren't. Unfortunately no-one mentioned any additional issue with > gnome, besides the original missing libs until a couple of days ago, and > the ISO's were already burnt by then. I'll look into it. The next time it comes up, I"ll generate a BugBuddy report and send it off to the GNOME folks; would you like a copy of the debugging info as well? > > they want to. Most novice users, however, would not understand the concept of having two network > > interfaces operating simultaneously. I dunno. Just rambling about this a bit, so if it seems inane, > > please ignore. :-) > > > > Good ideas, I don't think it will be implemented this time around though. This has been addressed by several people already. Basically it comes down to two things: 1) detecting/activating/recognizing Airport properly (which is PPC-specific) and making the networking configuration a bit more new-user friendly (which is more general). Peter
