I download the redhat 6.2 rpms from the Nautilus site, when I tried to do the
install the using rpm -Uhv --replacepkgs *.rpm I got lib errors. So I
downloaded all the devel packages as well and tried to give them a run, some
of the lib error when away. But many still exists. I did the helix-update
and gimp was the only package that needed to be upgraded, so I did it. But
that didn't make a difference. BTW I did a "development" install of Mandrake
7.2, so that may be why there are a lot of lib's still causing conflicts. I
really don't like doing no-dep installs, so I may just let this stop at helix
for now. :(
On Monday 12 February 2001 11:41, Bill Piety wrote:
> Go ahead and get Nautilus running with no deps or issues. Once you're
> there, you should be able to download & run Evo's latest PR. We never seem
> to have this much fun with other OS'es, do we?
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jerry Sternesky
> Sent: Monday, February 12, 2001 10:27 AM
> To: Neal Lippman; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [expert] gnome questions
>
>
> I did a test install on my second machine, which fortunately was my prvious
> client, so usb and all was configured and working on that pc. So I moved
> my craddle over and gave it a test after the install. The sync was a
> no-go. After much trial and error, I tried downloading the source rpm for
> gnome-pilot helix style and recompiled with the visor=yes option. That
> nailed it. The sync worked. I still have an issue with cards not being
> updated and it times out when backing up advantgo, heck the conduit does
> even
> work. So we could say I have 3 problems, but the malsync is the lowest on
> my
> list.
>
> I figured I would then use the helix-update give evolution user preview a
> run, I got dependency errors when it went to install. So I bagged the
> evolution stuff for the moment. I may give Nautilus a shot and then go
> back to evolution. I still have decided if I am going to put this on my
> main client yet
>
> I got lucky and figured out how to add gnome to the kdm menu, then I saw an
> an email that pass through this group yesterday that detailed how to get
> helix-gnome into the kdm menu. It was exactly the same steps I followed.
> Sort of I put the wrong exec in the first time.
>
> I have sound on the other machine, but is running a sound blaster live card
> and that thing has never missed on Mandrake. The machine with no sound
> under
> gnome has the intel on-board sound card. If I get all else under gnome, I
> may live with out sound if it isn't there and switch to kde for multi-media
> stuff.
>
> On Sunday 11 February 2001 19:57, Neal Lippman wrote:
> > I tried the Ximian Gnome install too; it was hard to do because the d/l
> > of the files using their automated installer kept hanging and needing to
> > be restarted. Once I had everything d/l'd and installed, I made the
> > ?mistake of telling it to keep my current login manager (kdm); when I
> > tried to
>
> relog
>
> > in, neither gnome nor sawfish were in the choices for desktops.
> >
> > I also tried d'l'ing just Evolution to install just that (I have all the
> > base gnome libraries installed from the original MDK install, so I
> > figured I had the support libraries I would need, but was put off by the
>
> negativity
>
> > of the install README, so I decided to bail and wait until version 1.0
> > comes out.
> >
> > On thing I do note, though, is when I log in to gnome from kdm, I do seem
> > to have sound ...
> >
> > On Sunday 11 February 2001 11:54, Bill Piety wrote:
> > > I have a stable Ximian (Helix) Gnome, with Nautilus & Evolution (which
> > > is great). According to the Evo mailing lists, the pilot sync'ing works
> > > - don't have one myself. Are you using the stock CD Gnome? If so it may
> > > be worth your time to 'upgrade'. As for the sound in Gnome, for some
> > > reason I have to keep Gmix active for sound - that's a mystery I
> > > haven't been able to solve. I'm using Alsa drivers for my AC97, but
> > > check a mixer anyway. Doesn't seem to matter which wm I try, either.
> > >
> > > On 10 Feb 2001 21:05:56 -0500, Jerry Sternesky wrote:
> > > > I have a stock 7.2 install, X 4.02, all the update patches except for
> > > > cups. I keep getting dependency errors when I try to install that.
> > > > Another issue for another time. Does anyone have a stable gnome? I
> > > > installed, both KDE and Gnome, I have full sound in KDE, none in
>
> gnome.
>
> > > > When ever I exit gnome x-windows crashes. I compiled gnome-pilot
> > > > with --enable-usb-visror=yes and gnome-pilot-conduits. I can get the
> > > > visor to sync and get the user name, however, it errors on the office
> > > > conduits when attempting a sync. When I try to configure any of the
> > > > other conduits, it crashes and complains it is mis-configured.
> > > >
> > > > I am looking for a way to use my visor info in an intergrated desktop
> > > > and gnome appeared to be ahead on this, but the issue with the
> > > > desktop stability is not leaving a good impression.
> > > >
> > > > While jpilot is a nice application and functions well, it doesn't
> > > > give me all I want. Any thoughts, suggestions?
> > > >
> > > > BTW on an old install, I didn't have much luck with kpilot so I
>
> figures
>
> > > > I would give gnome a shot.
> > > >
> > > > Thanks,
> > > >
> > > > Jerry
