I want to get a Linux workstation with a printer and cd burner up and
running -all my hardware is supported - I have Mandrake 6.2 on it now.
I want to know how to get the Philips CDRW 800 to burn CDs with a graphical
frontend. The Apollo 2250 is my printer and how do I set that up during the
I got the Old CUPS-O-Matic PPD files (for XPP 1.0 or earlier and KDE 2.x)
for Kword printing.
It looks like the modifed ghostscript drivers come with Redhat 7.2 and
Mandrake 8.2 as well as other leading distributions.
Where does the ppd file go?
Mandrake detected my cd-burner fine and xcdroast burned it fine. Does joliet
(for windows) and iso 9660 level 2 (for mac). I tested it under windows and
it worked fine.
I found this program that does special transparenct patterns and skins and
has some very beautiful textures. I know Gimp
Kword keeps on crashing and saying it
couldn't find the native mime type in kword's desktop file.
It launched before fine.
Since then I changed the setting to load Blackbox by and login by default. I
also set up Kmail and Opera and opened Abiword.
How do I fix it? I removed all the directories
I just reinstalled Mandrake. I think Opera screwed it up, as it uses Qt, but
I'm not going to custmize or install any new applications. I'm mainly using
it for a print station, maybe for the web.
Ben
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After I reinstalled Mandrake, I logged into X under KDE aqnd started Kword,
Konqueror, and kpp. I tared up .kde and I then installled blackbox, but I
don't have it automatically login.
With 256 colors, Kword and Abiword seem to take the colors out of the
inactive one. Its kind of a psychedlic
Are there any books that teach programming from the very basics under X for
KDE or GNOME?
I would like to develop a GUI frontend for the Bible program BRS that use to
come with Linux. Or I could use one of the more modern free versions online.
Ben
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Has anyone tried Sodopodi or Sketch? I was impressed with the screenshots of
the drawing that people were able to produce, but of course that doesn't
mean its easy to use.
btw: Do GNOME and KDE work on Mac OS X?
Ben
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Are there any books that teach programming from the very basics under X
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KDE or GNOME?
I would like to develop a GUI frontend for the Bible program BRS that use
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come with Linux. Or I could use one of the more
, 2002 4:42 PM
Subject: [EUG-LUG:2459] Re: KDE/GNOME programming
Ben Huot wrote:
Are there any books that teach programming from the very basics under X
for
KDE or GNOME?
I would like to develop a GUI frontend for the Bible program BRS that use
to
come with Linux. Or I could use one
Kontour crashes when I open up a file created with Kontour.
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I tried the Mid Willamette Valley LUG website, and it just locked up and
said cannot find server. My mom is in Albany and she's trying to find
someone to fix her computer.
Ben
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thanks,
I tried printing from Netscape and it prints much better, although not in
color. None of the lines.
Ben
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SOT office is suppossed to be better than Open Office and Star Office.
http://www.sot.com/en/linux/soto/advantages.shtml
Does anyone else used these products?
Ben
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Has anyone tried Corel Draw on Linux or at least Corel Photopaint. How do
they run?
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How does Linux work on a Sony Clie?
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Does NetBSD run on a Sony Clie? Does anyone know at least what processor it
has?
Ben
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Does NetBSD run on a Sony Clie? Does anyone know at least what processor
it
has?
Motorola DragonBall Super VZ, which is aparently a next generation
Motorola 68k.
Ben
You can't burn cd's, play dvds, you can't upgrade the memory beyond 32 mb.
You have to buy a modem separately. I didn't hear anything about printers.
What all can you do with it? I have a system with only 48 mb of ram and it
is very slow.
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I made my first two xml documents with xslt stylesheets and I think I
understand all the components that I used, but the links extend farther down
the page then they should. I am not going to invest more time in this if it
is going to be as picky as Java Script. I redid both the xml and xslt file
I managed to desguise the problem with css, so it doesn't look so
unprofessional.
blessedforest.org/cooperative.xml
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It doesn't look like XML is ready for prime time on the web. Netscape 6
supports CSS, Internet Explorer 5 supports XSLT and the combination of this
with the separation of formatting from content, makes 3 times the work
involved with HTML 4.0. And for links you have to still use HTML since the
I got it to work on both Internet Explorer 6 and Netscape 6, although efn
server mime types are set up wrong so it won't display correctly _from the
web_ with Netscape.
blessedforest.org/cooperative.xml
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This klez virus really concerned me that it I could lose a lot of
information on my windows system. I do have an antivirus that scans incoming
and outgoing mail and runs in the background.
I do web developing so I need to use a sytem that can run Internet Explorer
and Shockwave. I have heard of
What are the linitations of installing Open Office without JAVA. They are
really vague at openoffice.org.
And the reason why I don't use the web on my Linux box is that it is low in
RAM - 48MB. It is slow even under blackbox. I can't open up more than one
window at once. I tried Netscape 4,
How well do DVDs, RealPlayer, and Quicktime play on Linux?
Is there any recommended software or hardware?
I remmember trying to play Quicktime and Real audio on LInux but it didn't
work, but this was back in spring of 1999.
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I havnt done quicktime on linux (well... I dont think I have atleast...)
however Real Audio has a linux install, and The last time I tired it it was
extremely easy to install... DVD works under linux too... Ben and others on
the list turned me on to ogle. It works great. There is a nice
'Oh and I read online that a guy who installed Linux on his system using my
model of laptop got real poor quality DVD on his system.
uhh... so... your point? '
My point was that since I only have 48 mb ram on my desktop and I have 128 mb
ram on my laptop, it is the only one that could
When I was talking about DVDs, Real, and Quicktime I meant playing them, not
making them. I can't think of anything to do videos of.
Maybe cows out in the pasture, but I wouldn't want to get anthrax :-)
As far as networking, the only kind of networking that I do is with the
Internet as a
Will Euglug support United Linux?
http://www.internetnews.com/dev-news/article.php/1150841
also,
I burned some MP3s and put them on the web (my poems) but I can't get them to
play on Linux -they work on Windows. I have Xmms and Grip on Mandrake Linux.
I think the sound card is ess - but CDs
DrakConf to see whats installed and
if it says its working...
If you dont have any of those programs installed... used drakconf to
install them.
Jamie
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about:[EUG-LUG:2798] Re: mp3s
: Check your mixer settings. Your distro
Will Open Office work well on Linux with a Pentium 200 with 48 MB RAM?
I already have it on my Windows laptop (641 -I got it in PC Home magazine).
And if it does can I get it on CD-ROM? I'm willing to pay.
I can burn off copies. My cd-burner on Linux works fine.
btw: We have already
I got my XML page to display on the server in Mozilla correctly with CSS.
They seemed to have added the correct MIME types.
Hopefully this will work for everyone hosted by EFN.
If anyone else needs help setting up their server for CSS and XML with
Netscape, see below
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to pay me
for my trouble, I'll even shuttle it back and forth; he does not have a
car either.
Dex
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Larry Price wrote:
On Tue, 28 Jan 2003, Jacob Meuser wrote:
On Tue, Jan 28, 2003 at 06:27:10PM -0800, Ben Huot wrote:
I copied and pasted exactly from the email and put it in the MySQL GUI
query box and hit execute query. And the database daemon was up and running.
cut'n paste
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I used htmldoc www.easysw.com/htmldoc
It turns headers into bookmarks and hyperlinked table of contents. It
uses the fast and light toolkit. If you pay 100 usd you can get a
command line version as well.
Bob Miller wrote:
Ben Huot wrote:
I converted the text utils html manual to pdf. It has
thanks
Roger wrote:
Around Fri,Jan 31 2003, at 05:37, Ben Huot, wrote:
sort file1 file2 | comm outputfile
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USPTO went online; now IBM points to these
guys:
http://www.delphion.com/research/
cheers!
BenB
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I was reading in scientific american about how they put together a
beowulf cluster with pentium IIs and they were able to invent patented
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execve failed for /etc/X11/X (errorno 2)
When I enter less /etc/X11/X, it returns the error message
/etc/X11/X: No such file or directory
Ben Huot wrote:
I installed Mandrake 8.1 several times and it errored out about not
being able
-but-also-most-recent distro... but I personally still prefer
RH7.3. Go on, shout about debian and bsd's, I already know I'm one of
the few RedHat users here. It works for me = ) and the company!!
Ben B
On Fri, 2003-02-14 at 16:06, Ben Huot wrote:
I installed Mandrake 8.1 several times
that worked but how do I start X - startx didn't work.
Jim K wrote:
You might try running the X configure program again.
I believe it is XFDrak
type XF then tab for a listing to make sure of the spelling.
If XF isn't correct try X tab and x tab.
Jim K
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From: Ben Huot
It said
bash: startx: command not found
Where are the logs?
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that worked but how do I start X - startx didn't work.
What message do you see on your screen and what do your XFree86 logs
say?
Cheers,
Dennis
be bringing my
gaming box. Y'all should see Gentoo cruise! :)
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It said
bash: startx: command not found
Where are the logs?
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that worked but how do I start X - startx didn't
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