Geoff:
I am in the US, so it is still not yet Shabbat (it is Friday morning here
in NYC). I know I probably won't hear from you until Sunday. Out of all
the good advice I have gotten from you all, I finally took yours, which was
the simplest. I modified XF86Config in the following way:
You
Hi
Jonathan Alexander Daniel wrote:
[snip]
2) Oded Arbel suggested using XF86Setup to modify the XF86Config file.
(BTW, Oded: I used "find / -name "filename" -print with "-print" because
the first place that I learned about that command used that switch and I
figured I needed to use that
Yedidya:
Thanks for the quick reply.
3) While we are at it, I thought I might ask about an old problem. I
can
use Shift-PageUp to scroll up. But once I go into either KDE or Gnome
and
exit back to the command prompt, I can't use this to scroll up beyond
the
point where I exited from
Yedidya:
glibc is preferable, especially if you run a glibc-ed distribution (like
RedHat 6, Debian 2.1...). However, any of them should work, if you have
the respective libc library (just ls -l /lib and see).
You can put it manually in /usr/X11R6/bin, but you'd better get a package
of your
Yedidya:
glibc is preferable, especially if you run a glibc-ed distribution (like
RedHat 6, Debian 2.1...). However, any of them should work, if you have
the respective libc library (just ls -l /lib and see).
You can put it manually in /usr/X11R6/bin, but you'd better get a package
of your
