On Saturday 14 February 2004 04:51 pm, Glenn wrote: > On Saturday 14 February 2004 21:30, you wrote: > > No I havent tried because while I know mandrake was likely derived from > > RH. RH-7.2 �is several years old and will not install on this equipment. > > Therefore I am skittish, for that reason. �As a matter of fact I couldnt > > get it to work on a 586, �but the screensaver was great. �I guess if I > > cant find out how to get the files I need for the other one I'll have to > > try. > > > > Regards; > > Hoyt > > I've got 20 different screen savers listed in my 10.0rc2 configuration > without having to take any special steps. Maybe I missed something way > early in this thread, but where are the KDE packages falling short? I > can't remember exactly which package(s) contained all of these savers, but > "KDE" and "art" were in the name, IIRC. > > I've even got a slide show saver cycling through a series of Rocky > Mountains shots I took last year. Something soothing about that. > > Glenn Wait, did I miss something? Did you say 10.0rc2 and mean 10.0beta2? or did I miss where 10.0rc1 was released?
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