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get the pinoy newbie!!!

I love using that thing. I've pulled it out on one person pefore! I think its hilarious. sorry it was at you're benefit. I just couldn't resist.

I searched and found this thread. check out anon's post. http://www.mandrakeusers.org/viewtopic.php...=cooker%20urpmi

btw. why can I find no mention of mdk 9.2 on thier site? am I blind?

morning gives him too much time. he'll be here all night. I want him workin on it now!!! earn your keep tyme!!

yeah exactly what he said :!:

You can do this only if you have unpartitioned free space.

sweet jesus. thank you for this link. I have been trying to find this forever!

Thanks... I'll try that out too. I've been meaning to try firebird anyways.

I can't seem to find any mention of bandwidth control ( I assume you mean a quota of sorts) all I see are references to time management ( at what time a user can browse the net. ) These pages may help your research if you haven't seen it already. http://www.mandrakesoft.com/products/mnf/features http://www.mandrakesoft.com/company/press/...r/products/2403

based on the speed of the box you are trying to run, I would use the MNF. you can run it headless, and not have to worry about X.

supermount = And I have never had any luck sending files via gaim.

cool. thats a good place to do so!

how about this. when you first get to a linux terminal do this hit >alt< F2 in the run box type "xkill" your cursor will change to a little target. click that target on the kicker bar. your kicker bar will now disappear. do the alt.F2 thing again in the box type xterm, or your the name of your favorite terminal program. run kicker from there. make sure to leave that terminal up and open. now when kicker crashes, you should have some error messages.

I had this same exact problem. I eventually grabbed the tarball and built it myself. try that. it may give you better error messages at least than rpm's will. If you need help...ask!

Can I get an AMEN!

awesome link! I'll take one bookmark please....

do you perhaps mean USB to PS/2? HAHAHA...yeah...one of those. sorry, I haven't had my IV drip of coffee yet!

bvc, you should get a usb to pci adapter. solves that problem in a snap.

I'm really glad to see that this has worked out in some manner. I know you and the people who have contributed put a lot of time and effort into that site.

thanks for the perseverence!

always startin $h!t aren't ya...... :roll: :lol:

Dyslexic is correct. kde-look even has how-to's for changing your mouse theme. And yes, the same pointer would be in the powerpack edition.

have you tried running it from a terminal? sometimes there are error messages there that are not normally visible.

no way! i dion't wanna see that!! there has to be an equivalent. I saw someone on tecttv doing this from a linux machine!