On 3/30/02 12:46 AM, "Colin Ward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Well after a few days uptime and a little tweaking (new kernel and such) I > have a working ibook2(may 2001), 500/CDRW/384/10. Most things working > straight from install including sound, 16bit color, modem, network, > printing, CD burning. > Also have a working control center (seemed to be broken in 1st beta), but if > I use hardware detection most of the information is blacked/grayed out. > Everything in KDE seem to work fine, but gnomes not so good. Only spent 10 > minuets in there because everything kept crashing, I didn't write down what > the prompt kept telling me, but I will later and report here so it can maybe > get fixed. Enlightenment seems to work very well though, not my type of > thing but it looks and sounds very pretty. > Another thing was the login screen, it won't display right and looks ugly, > and its hard to pick a different manager as well as password/login > information. This was fixed though once I installed a newer kernel > (2.4.19-pre4). I also have a working battery monitor/APM after the new > kernel install, very useful. That�s about all I've done so far. Will get > the gnome info to you all after I've had another look. > Overall this is a huge improvement on the 1st beta. > One thing though, in the graphical installer you don't get the choice of > adding OSX or another OS to your boot menu in yaboot (you do in 8). I had to > manually do it once install had finished. All in all though I'm pretty > please with it. Keep up the great work > Colin > > The gnome error I get is "bonobo-moniker-archive (process 2005) has crashed, please send bug report" or something of that nature. Mainly happens in the gnome config panel. Colin
