Thanks for the helps but like I says, I'm a RedHat whore because of the lack
of some of those interfaces. I tried using Yast2 for setup of my video card
and it puked on me when I chose a different set of NVIDIA drivers for my card
whether I told it to use 3D acceleration or not. I just want to set up X
manually and may just copy over my XF86Config from my RedHat box. Another
thing I tried to do in the control panel was tell it to start me in text
mode. It managed to not start KDM but still started XDM. Damn it! Oh well.
I'll be playing with it when time allows.
For those reading all of this ....
Is there a file I can edit to specify an XF86Config? For instance: I want one
setup for my 21" beast and another for my LCD and be able to choose which one
by throwing it in as an option when I start X?
On Saturday 01 December 2001 08:40 am, you wrote:
> Currently have Suse7.3 running on two systems without a problem. Like it
> a lot for a desktop linux system, though didn't install the full 2300
> programs as some of them aren't current or just plain not needed on my
> end. Funny error reporting as well: "You have a problem" or "Read the
> Manual". :-)
>
> /frank
>
so... I used to use suse a lot... but not since 6.3... there is a
program
called yast (or yast2, or maybe yast3 by now...) it can be helpful. Setting
up the gui in suse is a little tricky, but not too hard usually. you dont
select a monitor from a list, you configure your monitor from scratch using
sax (not sex... thats something entirely different...) sax is cool :) but it
takes some time clicking arrows to tweek your display right, after that, its
just exactly the way you want it though ;)
Jamie
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