On Mon, Dec 02, 2002 at 06:38:18PM -0500, Patrick McFarland wrote:
And guess what, it fixes all GIMP bugs too!. After all, GIMP is part
of GNOME, so if you don't install GNOME, there won't be GIMP, so
there won't be any GIMP bugs! Yay!
Erm, maybe this is a stupid redhat thing, but I
I fixed all my windows bugs:
0) Backup your data.
1) Boot from rescue disk, no CD support (or don't worry for win95, that had
to be made manually).
2) Utilize the Microsoft built, Microsoft bug squashing tool: fdisk
3) In fdisk you'll likely see these bugs, they're called partitions. You
want
On Mon 2 December 2002 21:35, David Weeks wrote:
I fixed all my windows bugs:
0) Backup your data.
1) Boot from rescue disk, no CD support (or don't worry for
win95, that had to be made manually).
2) Utilize the Microsoft built, Microsoft bug squashing tool:
fdisk 3) In fdisk you'll likely
On 02-Dec-2002, Lourens Veen wrote:
And guess what, it fixes all GIMP bugs too!. After all, GIMP is part
of GNOME, so if you don't install GNOME, there won't be GIMP, so
there won't be any GIMP bugs! Yay!
Erm, maybe this is a stupid redhat thing, but I thought GIMP just used GTK,
(ala, it
