Congrads Stefan and Steve C. !!! Any ETA for the KDE
work to be ported to the Companion CD?!?
~ Ken Mays
--- Stefan Teleman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Many Thank You's to Steve Christensen for making KDE
3.4.3 available
at Sun Freeware and its mirrors:
http://www.sunfreeware.com/
On 12/28/05, ken mays [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Congrads Stefan and Steve C. !!! Any ETA for the KDE
work to be ported to the Companion CD?!?
i don't know precisely _yet_, because there are at least two rather
complex steps to be taken for KDE to make it on the Companion CD:
1. figuring out
The 'desktop' work at Blastwave is a bit broader in
scope. Blastwave has provided not only KDE, but
several of the other major UNIX desktop environments
like Xfce *AND** GNOME - as well as many of the
freedesktop.org software ported to Solaris.
I mentioned before that Stefan and I do similar work
If you've never heard of pkgsrc, have a look at http://www.pkgsrc.org/
Basically pkgsrc is a cross platform package management framework, that has
support for many different Unix operating systems, not just NetBSD. I use
pkgsrc quite successfuly on Solaris, however there is still a large number
On Wed, 2005-12-28 at 05:31 -0800, Roman wrote:
OpenSolaris is pretty much useless on desktop if you can't run your favourite
web browser, email client, etc. There are a few sites that offer precompiled
Solaris native packages, but they are not as good as pkgsrc. Also Solaris
native
Hi Guys,
Just wanted to let you know that with help of system-tools-backends
maintainers I was working on system-tools-backends and
gnome-system-tools frontends to bring GUI tools up to the level when
average user could easy configure NexentaOS, new exciting Ubuntu
GNU/Solaris based operating
Still having problems, both from work and home.. can anyone confirm this?
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I just tried to download at Solaris Express and I saw the 4 iso files for
build 28 but when I click on any of them, I got a File Not Found error.
Does that mean we have to wait till next week for a fix?
--Vincent
On 12/28/05, Kenneth Gullberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Still having problems, both
Vincent Yau wrote:
I just tried to download at Solaris Express and I saw the 4 iso files for
build 28 but when I click on any of them, I got a File Not Found error.
Does that mean we have to wait till next week for a fix?
I don't know if we have to wait a week.
There seems to be an
I'm trying to configure my KDE environment for its translucency. I'm
using 3.4.3 compiled with Suns compilers, basically the latest version
available at http://www.solaris.kde.org/. The requirements state:
1) Xorg or =to 6.8
Done, Solaris 10, Update 1 installed
2) GPU
On 12/28/05, Paul Gress [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
4) Installed the kompmgr that came with kwin.
Problem. Searched the whole installation for this file, not there.
kompmgr cannot be built (yet) on S10 because the S10 Xorg 6.8.2 does
not yet support XComposite, and kcompmgr requires XComposite.
Stefan Teleman wrote:
On 12/28/05, Paul Gress [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
4) Installed the kompmgr that came with kwin.
Problem. Searched the whole installation for this file, not there.
kompmgr cannot be built (yet) on S10 because the S10 Xorg 6.8.2 does
not yet support XComposite,
On 12/28/05, Paul Gress [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The XComposite is an Xorg library. Shouldn't this be Sun's
responsibility to add. Are they going to have it in Xorg 6.9?
i really don't know. maybe AlanC could shed some light on this when he
gets back from vacation.
--Stefan
--
Stefan
I think Sun employees are off between Christmas to New Year, which meansthis problem may be addressed till next week.On 12/28/05, Bruce Riddle
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Vincent Yau wrote:
I just tried to download at Solaris Express and I saw the 4 iso files for build 28 but when I click on any of
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