No, use Firebird! No, use Konqueror! Netscape! It doesn't matter;
so long as use enable javascript support aa well as setup the
media plugins you want. I'd suggest mplayer, but the
Heck, you might even get it to work from lynx or links, text-mode
browsers. I presume you know about
On Sat, Oct 11, 2003 at 04:29:21PM -0700, Linux Rocks ! wrote:
funny... I talked to someone that was having a bad MS day too... I was in
staples getting blanks ($9.99/50). She was complaining that she needed a new
mouse because the new mouse she got didnt work. everytime she would turn the
Ben Barrett wrote:
No, use Firebird! No, use Konqueror! Netscape! It doesn't matter;
so long as use enable javascript support aa well as setup the
media plugins you want. I'd suggest mplayer, but the
Heck, you might even get it to work from lynx or links, text-mode
browsers. I presume
I got close... apparently I don't have [the correct?] RealPlayer codec
support in mplayer. Initially, I discovered that RealPlayer no longer
works on my system : /
I had RealPlayer 8.01 installed by RPM, which I got from the
community-supported players... the libc6 RPM from Real.
I cannot
I think Dirk is really asking about playing
Real Audio Media
under Red Hat.
A quick poke at RealOne's website causes me to
to think that anything coming out of that company should be avoided
like the plague
This Page ought to help you if you must
http://forms.real.com/real/player/unix/unix.html
Look, I'm not trying to sell anyone on KDE, I just keep finding these
really weird and useful things in it. GNOME is good. Enlightenment
and fluxbox and fvwm and all the rest are good. CDE is -- well, it's
okay with me if you use CDE, so long as you don't make me use it too.*
Today's discovery
How about an actual page we can go to? There's also plugins for
XMMS that'll handle Real Audio.
--- Dirk Ouellette [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone with RedHat 9 connect to and hear either of these
streams? If
so, how is your system set to do so?
mplayer has a realplayer plug in.
On Sun, 2003-10-12 at 10:03, Larry Price wrote:
I think Dirk is really asking about playing
Real Audio Media
under Red Hat.
A quick poke at RealOne's website causes me to
to think that anything coming out of that company should be avoided
like the plague
mplayer is pretty decent... I use it :)
Jamie
On Sunday 12 October 2003 08:09 am, Mr O wrote:
: Grab the latest Mozilla, click on the link. If you need a plugin
: (not normally for javascript) it'll tell you or start
: downloading a bunch of strange text. Looks to me like it wants
: you to pick
Recently, someone (either Mr. O or Larry) showed me the glmatrix
screen saver. It's part of the latest xscreensaver release,
and it's pretty cool.
It wasn't on my Gentoo box, because the latest unmasked xscreensaver
is 4.10. So I brought in the unstable version, 4.13:
# env
Joseph, as usual, your making incorrect assumptions. I never mentioned
slackware (or debian for that matter...) to her, nor in my message.
The fact that she couldnt even install a mouse leads me to belive that she
couldnt install windows, or linux, so why should I assume she would be
installing
On that note... you might check out #linux on IRC, (sorry, cant remember the
server...) there was a guy that was often online that did support for real,
and he was pretty helpful.
Jamie
On Sunday 12 October 2003 10:03 am, Larry Price wrote:
: I think Dirk is really asking about playing
: Real
Thats funny... I just saw that yesterday from the panel menu (actually, I use
gnome panel under E!), Theres a KDE menu at the bottom of my
gnome-applications panel, under the kde menu, select: settings-modules/System
Administration/Linux Kernel.
I havnt used it, but its nice to see it :)
Jamie
I was only able to find a couple screenshots, and one (jwz.org) was really
small), the other wasnt a very good screenshot... anyone have any decent
screen shots? Gee... wonder when the red/green 3Dglmatrix is going to be
available :)
Jamie
On Sunday 12 October 2003 11:23 am, Bob Miller wrote:
Anyone know good usenet servers to use instead of
efn?
Thanks
doverbay
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Linux Rocks ! wrote:
I was only able to find a couple screenshots, and one (jwz.org) was really
small), the other wasnt a very good screenshot... anyone have any decent
screen shots? Gee... wonder when the red/green 3Dglmatrix is going to be
available :)
On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 13:29:25 -0700, Daniel wrote:
Anyone know good usenet servers to use instead of
efn?
Thanks
doverbay
So it's not just me... I should have guessed that. The non-efn news
servers I use seem to be working fine (news.cadsoft.de,
news.consultron.ca, and others). The EFN
Thanks.
I get a diabetes newsgroup that usually has about 250 a day. I haven't
gotten any all week.
On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 13:29:25 -0700, Daniel wrote:
Anyone know good usenet servers to use instead of
efn?
Thanks
doverbay
So it's not just me... I should have guessed that. The
Emerge -C xscreensaver then install from source :) There's
another cool one in the package that has a little bug with a
headlight that walks around a darkened desktop and wherever the
light shines you can see you background.
Did you do your screen captures with the screensaver running in
a
Shutdown your machine, unplug your PS/2 mouse and plug in a USB
mouse. Upon startup, launch 'X' and watch in puke because it
can't find your pointing device. :) Then fire up lynx, hit
google, and find the settings you need for a USB mouse. Edit
your XF86Config and you're a happy camper. So... in
Oh... yeah, you can definetly have problems while using linux, I never
said you cant have problems. I said you never have those problems (like
where you turn your computer on, you get a new hardware found, please
reboot your computer - rinse, lather, repeat. Where your machine is in
an endless
On Sun, Oct 12, 2003 at 02:35:51PM -0700, Linux Rocks ! wrote:
Joseph, as usual, your making incorrect assumptions. I never mentioned
slackware (or debian for that matter...) to her, nor in my message.
I made no assumptions.
Save of course the fairly safe one that the average computer user
Nice :) I like it! If I can manage to get things backed up tonite, Ill
install slack9.1, I hope it comes with slack9.1 :) Ill have to have
that!
It looks like it does a 3d motion (simular to rock or is that rotor?)
Jamie
Bob Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Linux Rocks ! wrote:
I was only
On Sunday 12 October 2003 16:13, Daniel wrote:
I get a diabetes newsgroup that usually has about 250 a day. I
haven't gotten any all week.
Ahem well, I haven't gotten any all week either, but is that
something we normally talk about in this forum?
heh heh
Ken
: On Sat, Oct 11, 2003 at 04:29:21PM -0700, Linux Rocks ! wrote:
: I talked to someone that was having a bad MS day
: [snip] I told her that w/linux, you dont
: ever have that problem!
On Saturday 11 October 2003 03:11 pm, T. Joseph Carter wrote:
: And now she's going to go out and get
Mr O wrote:
Emerge -C xscreensaver then install from source :) There's
another cool one in the package that has a little bug with a
headlight that walks around a darkened desktop and wherever the
light shines you can see you background.
Yeah, I saw that one.
Did you do your screen captures
On Sun, Oct 12, 2003 at 11:23:49AM -0700, Bob Miller wrote:
It wasn't on my Gentoo box, because the latest unmasked xscreensaver
is 4.10. So I brought in the unstable version, 4.13:
# env ACCEPT_KEYWORDS=~x86 emerge xscreensaver
Today I have emerge syncd and I want to update world,
Dirk,
visit http://ftp3.mplayerhq.hu/MPlayer/releases/codecs/
and then http://www.mplayerhq.hu/DOCS/en/codecs.html
(which explains to unpack the codec files to your /usr/local/lib/codecs
directory)
Furthermore, the following link explains that you should use the
-forceidx options with mplayer
On Sun, Oct 12, 2003 at 05:33:59PM -0700, Ken Barber wrote:
I HOPE Joseph was joking. 'Coz if he wasn't, he still shouldn't
be taken seriously
If I were serious, I'd have suggested something more likely such as RH9 or
so since that's at least not unreasonable for a newbie to start with.
Ask SLashdot just had a neat entry, seeking items for compilation into a
Funny Anti-Liunux FUD list:
http://ask.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/10/11/0628257mode=thread
Thought y'all might enjoy this; either for reference or to chime in all
those gems from your old bookmarks = ))
Cheers,
Cory, you might want to check out this ask slashdot thread; I think the
readership would appreciate your notions, plus there might be some good
feedback (criticism or advice). It might be hard to get modded up since
this thread is already a few days old... but you might also enjoy the
others'
Can .php files be played in linux? If so, how?
Thanks, Dirk
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Played? do you mean PHP Hypertext Preprocessor? as in webpages? if so,
I think any modern browser and parse PHP just fine. I think even
lynx/link does!
If you mean something other than webpages, please send more details...
Jamie
Dirk Ouellette [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can .php files be played
On Sunday, October 12, 2003, at 10:38 PM, Dirk Ouellette wrote:
Can .php files be played in linux? If so, how?
Thanks, Dirk
You need to have mod_php installed for your webserver.
I seem to remember someone raving about a command-line PHP interpreter
a while back, but you are usually going to
Ken Barber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: On Sat, Oct 11, 2003 at 04:29:21PM -0700, Linux Rocks ! wrote:
: I talked to someone that was having a bad MS day
: [snip] I told her that w/linux, you dont
: ever have that problem!
On Saturday 11 October 2003 03:11 pm, T. Joseph Carter
Those of you who read Slashdot regularly saw this InternetWeek
article.
Microsoft Dissatisfaction Running High, Users Contemplate Switch
http://www.internetweek.com/webDev/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=15201593
Those of you who compulsively read every link from Slashdot (-: saw
that the article
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