ilia_kr

Hi there. After i reinstalled 2007.1 on my pc, i encountered a strange problem: when i use terminal (both in Gnome and KDE) as a regular user, i only get this string: $ while when i become root: [root@mdk Desktop]# I can't scroll my CLI history if i a normal user, all i get is this: $ ^[[A^[[B Please help. Thanks.

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Try this: Did you know about this?

Rpmdrake is a GUI front end to urpmi, which means that it uses urpmi to manage the packages, IIRC. I prefer to use urpmi directly, it is faster. Arctic, you're fast ! ;)

Anyone ??

I guess it will do it for root only. Besides, I checked that and it doesn't help. Here how it looks:

I don't use beril, but still have this problem. Every time i disable the gui effects, and they just reappear after i reboot. Strange.

This how you do it:

oops, missed this one

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Should we wait for your review in a near future? ;)

[ilia@mdk ~]$ java -version java version "1.6.0_01" Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_01-b06) Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.6.0_01-b06, mixed mode, sharing) [ilia@mdk ~]$ :huh:

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Cool, thanks

Mandriva One (1 CD version) is more than enough. You can install it and later you can add everything you need from easy-urpmi sources. I've done that and it works well so far.

I remember Ubuntu 6.06 had a similar update issue (i think it was a kernel update)...

Too late for me :sad:

My post is an addition to arctics Mandiva One paragraph and certainly not a comparison with the Free version. I've never installed the free version so i can't say much about it. Have someone checked that issue? Anyway, sorry for inaccuracy .

Mandriva One also includes some proprietary media codecs for mPlayer (by default), feature i find very useful, especially for those who used to Windows.

I want to try this distro myself. Have someone used it before, how is it? P.S. I've read some reviews on Distrowatch, but i want to hear your opinion.

I found that post in kubuntu forum: http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=3083208.0

Ok, good luck.

Thanks for that but acpi=force worked nicely, i don't want to change that.

Yes, i've figured that out but i like La Ora style and don't want to change that.