Aidan Skinner wrote:
On Thu, 2003-01-30 at 14:47, Gavin McCord wrote:
As previously mentioned, Xfce. I use it along with mostly GNOME apps and
ROX (see my previous post) as file manager. I gave up on Nautilus a long
time ago.
Yup, even when I had my Ximian / Sawfish / gnome desktop I had
On Thu, 2003-01-30 at 14:47, Gavin McCord wrote:
> As previously mentioned, Xfce. I use it along with mostly GNOME apps and
> ROX (see my previous post) as file manager. I gave up on Nautilus a long
> time ago.
Nautilus 2 is very much lighter and faster than 1 was, if you haen't
tried it out rece
On Wed, 2003-01-29 at 10:54, Colin McKinnon wrote:
> Guess who got root-kitted last week.
>
> In my defence it was only a 1 month old vulnerability in a service which
> is normally firewalled (mod_ssl) on my home PC and I did know about it
> within 4 hours. Anyway, to cut a long story short, I d
* Colin McKinnon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> >
> >
> > Have you tried the Debian way?
> >
> Sounds rather like a lifestyle change. Thanx to all for the suggestions
> - I think I'll give Fluxbox a spin and see how it goes. Now if only I
> could remember how to setup a window manager manually
On Wed, 29 Jan 2003, Huard, Elise - D C&W Consultant wrote:
> twm is very ugly but economic as well, if i'm not mistaken.
There's a more configureable and hence less ugly enhancement of twm - ctwm
- that is also pretty light on resources.
Brian
Dr. Brian O. Smith --- [EMAIL
Have you tried the Debian way?
Sounds rather like a lifestyle change. Thanx to all for the suggestions
- I think I'll give Fluxbox a spin and see how it goes. Now if only I
could remember how to setup a window manager manually.
Colin
(I'll be the one with the bloodshot eyes and shaky ha
On Wed, 2003-01-29 at 10:54, Colin McKinnon wrote:
> Until I get a new job I ain't going to be upgrading my hardware, so I'm
> thinking I might just put on a different Window manager (mwm works - but
> its just so ugly - and I need a launcher and file manager). Any
> recommendations for somethi
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On Wed, 29 Jan 2003, Colin McKinnon wrote:
> Guess who got root-kitted last week.
}:^>
Join the gang. I think anyone wort
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> Until I get a new job I ain't going to be upgrading my hardware, so I'm
> thinking I might just put on a different Window manager (mwm works - but
> its just so ugly - and I need a launcher and file manager). Any
> recommendations for something thats easy on the eyes and the hardware?
I curre
On Wed, 29 Jan 2003, Colin McKinnon wrote:
> Guess who got root-kitted last week.
}:^>
Join the gang. I think anyone worth their salt has been "done". It helps
to keep the healthy paranoia going.
> Anyway, to cut a long story short, I decided to try out
> RH8.0. I'm not very impressed. Pre
Guess who got root-kitted last week.
In my defence it was only a 1 month old vulnerability in a service which
is normally firewalled (mod_ssl) on my home PC and I did know about it
within 4 hours. Anyway, to cut a long story short, I decided to try out
RH8.0. I'm not very impressed. Previously
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