It was mpg321.... I found a copy of mpg123, and it did infact play the mp3 I downloaded (the first thing played on this laptop was AYB ala Nirvana....) Now to find a gui for it.... GQmpeg should do nicely... but i cant find it... I found xmms though.... as well as some other goodies :) . but how about a web browser? I dont think I can do konqueror (w/out KDE), Netscpe is just too big, amaya is.... ugly lynx is text only... I would like something like konqueror... lightweight, versatile, and usable....
Jamie On Saturday 19 January 2002 05:40, you wrote: > On Fri, Jan 18, 2002 at 10:13:25AM -0800, Linux Rocks ! wrote: > > I have installed mpg321, but sound isnt > > working properly, so I havnt been able to try it :( > > Oops! That mpg321 pkg is for 2.9. If any of the pkgs > on the CD have a date earlier than about the 10th of December, > they probably won't work. Sorry about that. > > It did detect 'audio at sb0'. Make sure your mixer isn't > muting things by checking the output of 'mixerctl -a'. Try > downloading the mpg123 pkg from one of the OpenBSD mirrors > an see if it works any better. Also, GQmpeg is a pretty > lightweight GUI for mpg123. > > > 1) get a more nicer guier gui (ie enlightenment, gnome, kde, ....) > > blackbox, blackbox, blackbox, very small and easy to manage, and > has no dependencies beyond the base system and X. > > > 3) dhcp client (it would be nice.... I can do static, but would like > > dhcp) > > man dhcp > > > So... I have about 60 megs free to add gui and stuff, but where do I find > > .tgz's for to try outs? > > The mirrors usually have pkgs for 3.0 in /pub/OpenBSD/3.0/packages/i386.
