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yeah i have some odd/random pm's today! two kde panels are possible.

maybe this link will help you. http://www.wayner.org/books/discrypt2/links.php

I do the same with fluxbox and superkaramba on my slower box at home.

I have successfully migated from one to the other while preserving all settings, etc. The trick is backing up your ./mozilla i feel. I'm not sure if the new one overwrites the old, but I always back it before a new version install.

do you just want me to send you my /opt/mozilla/mozilla file? cuz that is where it is located.

I hate 1.4. its really starting to piss me off actually!!!! http://www.mandrakeusers.org/viewtopic.php?t=6035

on the idesk config for easch icon, can't you just set the command string to look like exec programname so that it doesn't run in a terminal? On my box when i do that, i get the terminal as well.

just had 2 thoughts. 1. Is there an include dir in the directory where the custom kernel sits? 2. I wonder if there is a way to generate a new kernel source directory based on the mdk-custom kernel.

I think it looks to: /usr/src/kernelversion But I really have no idea what to tell you here. short of having your system run on the stock kernel again, I don't know where to go with this. When I get to school tommorrow where I have VMWare running, I'll toy around with it some more.

thats an odd one. I wonder what the difference between the 2 is. have you added your own patches or optimizations to the kernel that would warrant its being called mdkcustom?

This kicks ass. First ever press release announcement like this, and its for mandrake.

I get this: [pwolfe1@Source pwolfe1]$ which mozilla which: no mozilla in (/usr//bin:/bin:/usr/bin::/usr/local/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/games:/home/pwolfe1/bin) [pwolfe1@Source pwolfe1]$ but that is because i have mozilla installed to /opt

what kernel is your system running on? I think that is the one you have to choose. I ask because as I understand it, you have 2 kernels installed.

you gotta watch out for him steve! he's tried that with me too!!!!

everything in the readme sounds perfectly fair to me. If I use it ever, the logo and copyrights will always be displayed!

well...i see the wise asses are logged in tonight. :lol: :lol: :lol:

So where do you all go to see what the latest and greatest linux apps are? the bleeding edge i mean.....

yeah until rpm are out for mdk, i think tar.gz's are the safest bet.

I find that eroaster is very nero like. at least if you are used to using the wizards it is. while eroaster isn't made up of wizards, the different tabs for different burning projects is

K3B = I like eroaster. Just my 0.02

hope we can help. can you post the contents of your /etc/fstab file. and also /etc/mtab ? that would help tremendously. and dont feel bad, all i have is an RW drive. no floppy, no reader...just RW.

yes PLEASE move those how-to's over here or back them up in some way. your site is an invaluable reference for many topics!!!

those user prefs and bookmarks and such would have been in /home/yournamehere/.mozilla Its a hidden folder. in there, you'll see the directory for it if you browse around. this may have been overwritten on the first run of moz 1.4. those 1.3 items may have been overwritten. for future reference, if you have a source tarball and a /opt directory, you can install it where YOU want it to go, and it will save you tons of headache. and when you put a ./ in front of a command, all it means is to look for program in your current directory. damn straight. this is the MUO...we'll only flame ya if you're in the offtopic room!!

This makes me feel really good. MDK has been my favorite OS since I got it installed and working. (OK...it took 2 months, but it was memory issues, not MDK.) I think I have tried every OS out there. All the hobby OS's too. MDK is the best. hands down. the others are fun to play with, but nothing exceeds my expections every release cycle like mandrake does. I'm glad there's gonna be a 9.2, and you know what? I'll buy that copy too!

This is the function that contains that. Its at the end, but part of something else. when I replace this, I get errors: Code: # If you are not using ddd, gdb and know of a way to convey the arguments # over to the prog then add that here- Gagan Saksena 03/15/00 case `basename $debugger` in gdb) echo "$debugger $prog -x /tmp/mozargs$$" $debugger "$prog" -x /tmp/mozargs$$ exitcode=$? ;; ddd) echo "$debugger --debugger "gdb -x /tmp/mozargs$$" $prog" $debugger --debugger "gdb -x /tmp/mozargs$$" "$prog" exitcode=$? ;; *) echo "$debugger $prog ${1+"$@"}" $debugger "$prog" ${1+"$@"} exitcode=$? ;; esac /bin/rm /tmp/mozargs$$ else echo "Could not find a debugger on your system." fi }