User error. Did you know you have to save the changes for them
to take affect? Stupid computer should have known what I meant.
Now on to the next stuff. Sound. It told me to run esd. Esd
asked if sound was compiled into the kernel.
How do I see the list of things that are available for Debian?
Debian is kind of cool. I think I'm gonna have to take it
home.
Gnome is even similar enough to Windoze that these Microsoft
groupies around here can figure it out.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 9/2/2000 1:26:00 PM >>>
On Sat, 2 Sep 2000, Bob Crandell wrote:
> Ok, Debian is installed but Gnome won't work because it can't
> find the mouse and I can't find the driver (3 button
Logitech).
> There are mouse modules but not the right ones.
> I tried apt-get update. It did. No joy.
can't find the mouse... hmm.... 3 button logitech is standard,
shouldn't
need a module for it.
Did you install XF86Setup (apt-get install xf86setup)?
That is still the best X setup tool.
> ps. Pico is missing too. I miss pico. Sigh.
nano is a pico clone. Pico isn't free (enough) software.
apt-get install nano
You can also install real pico too, it's not hard...
You can either get the official debian source, and build it
yerself
apt-get pine4-src and pine4-diffs and build it (follow the
instructions)
OR add this to your /etc/apt/sources.list:
deb http://dr.jones.dk/pub/debian/local potato misc workstation
I think he's got pine binaries there...
there are a few others... can't find them right now...
