Thanks again. And my last questions. Can I use Live CD by downloading
opensuse's install DVD from its web site or it is another thing? Also, I
have a DVD burner which I use to burn ISO and IMG files using
DVDDecrypter and sometimes VOB files using Nero. Is there any similar
program in Linux which will allow me to use my DVD writer as before?
D.
Rikard Johnels wrote:
On Sunday 03 June 2007 14:25, Danesh Daroui wrote:
Thanks Rickard. It was a great tip. First I will try live CD. What about
wireless keyboard and mouse (not bluetooth)? Have you used them with
linux too?
D.
Rikard Johnels wrote:
On Saturday 02 June 2007 23:43, Danesh Daroui wrote:
Hi all,
I am installing opensuse on my new system. It uses Matrox graphic card
which supports three monitors to be connected. I also have a logitech
wireless keyboard and mouse. Is there anyone who had experienced these
with opensuse, and do they work finr with opensusye?
D.
I dont know about the Parhelia card, but i have been running my
dualheaded cards for years now. And the work very well..
Took me a bit of fiddling with the xorg config to get it right, but i
think it is autoinstalled now. (I started using them around 9.2)
Matrox has always been easy to use under Linux. No matter the flavor of
dist.
Try running a live CD first to see if it autodetects. Or just do a lspci
to see that its detected as expectad.
But as said; i think Yast and Sax will find it as it is.
Those shouldnt be any problem at all. The computer sees them as regular USB or
ps/2 (depending on how they are plugged in)
I have run my X's logitech wireless kb/mouse setup with a ps/2 "dongle" on a
live CD setup (She ran Win XP) and it worked without hitch at all.
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