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Sounds like you should be thinking of reporting it to the quanta developers. Make sure you're using the latest version too...

I'm a gnome user so this may be on the wrong track, are you sure you have the KDE sound server up and running?? Also check KDE's mixer to make sure everything is unmuted.

Try using the width property, you might need to place the links in seperate divs and I've not tired this...

I don't use php so I'm probably barking up the wrong tree, but couldn't you have each side menu as a different div, then you can set specifics for that div eg. div#lefmenu a:hover {border-color: rgb(30%,30%,60%);} div#rightmenu a:hover {border-color: rgb(50%,50%,60%);} Obviously changing these colours for what you want. If this isn't what you want perhaps you can link to the site..... HTH, [edit] looks like I was beaten to it by two mins - damn

Post the output of ls -l /usr/lib/libpcap.so.0

You could try something like this (although I haven't tested it myself) img.test-default { width:80px; height:80px; } and img.test-reduced50 { width:40px; height:40px; } assuming of course you have an 80x80 image. Then something like, <img src="img1.jpg" alt="original 80px by 80px image" class="test-default" /> <img src="img1.jpg" alt="css 40px by 40px image" class="test-reduced50" /> HTH,

You might find this useful: a post on css forms

If you don't know what the options are for just leave them alone (or read the documentation). This is just so programmers don't have to re-invent the wheel to find where your distro keeps everything and if you have the pre-requisites for installation.

Excellent, I wonder if it'll be the same on the mac edition.......

So you get more on the DVD version? I thought it would be only one DVD.

I'd guess that it's choking on your win partition - let us see your /etc/fstab for the partition mentioned above.

It's standard that only root can mount. If you want to have a script running as a mortal you'll probably need to use sudo (see man sudo).

Do you have the new version of cdrecord that doesn't need SCSI emulation?? Have you turned off SCSI emulation in your bootloader?

ldconfig might be borked?

Theres two methods, the simplest and best is to use version8 of the intel fortran compiler which will just work with that glibc.

I've heard good things about Bitch-X

This doesn't help with your problem, but doesn't Mdk9.2 come 2.6 ready - ie. with the correct module utils etc pre-installed or on the disks?

Have you installed the alsa-utils rpm?

You could probably do this with a shell script that checks against CDDBA but I'm not sure - probably difficult to do individual songs - check freshmeat would be my tip.

Umm, you've got the wrong end of the stick there I'm afraid.

I haven't checked this out for myself but from what I've gathered from some mailing lists I subscribe to, gaim 0.75 has yahoo support working for the US but broken for europe.

What happens when you give grep an actual file to look at, I'm guessing the same thing?

You're not by any chance using a magazine version of Mdk9.1 are you?? I seem to remember the version that came with Linux format had some silly issue with language packages that meant a canadian package was installed instead of a GB one. Posting the output of "rpm-qa | grep -i openoffice" (without the "s) should help verify this.

Your copy of grep somehow appears to be broken. Trying check if there is an update or if not force re-install the original rpm.

Can I ask why you have your cd-rw mounted as rw, AFAIK this won't really do anything - or are you attempting to use some UDF packet writing. While I'm at it I'll also troll and suggest that your problems all stem from using reiserfs