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Hello!
Is there a way to change kweather font colour?
I'd prefer without recompiling from source.
Those black letters are almost impossible to read on my layout..
[moved from Software by spinynorman]
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I don't need to configure, I just want it pretty (I'm an artist) and be able to log in as either root or user to KDE or Fluxbox.
If something other is needed I do it without X.
edit: I hope I'm not confusing DMs here...
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Do you have motherboard integrated AC sound? That has to be muted.
Many moons ago I had such a problem with 10.0CE, it tried to run both my sound cards (integrated and SB) simultaneously.
Oh, and type 'kmix' and see if you really haven't left anything out.
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I agree with adamw, Gnome and GTK dependencies, etc are one of the worst I've ever seen. I'm enjoying Gimp 2.2 on MDK10.2 rc2, but you should decide yourself if its' worth the risk.
ummm.. it seems quite stable
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[deleted writings caused by nervous tension, stress and alchocol]
I had reinstalled KDE332 and somehow had installed MDK-KDM atop of kde-kdm
and then confused the two and then... I don't want to continue.
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Check the mirrors you're using. It could be that the packages required got lost during synchronization (and always do, when you get errors like these: urpmi.update -a, (and never use 'force' :) ))
--force has saved me a lot of hassle a few times. But thanx for advice, Ill try that out. (posting this through elinks)
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Hi!
I ran in a dependency hell begining from libarts-devel
and I get asked for some weird (devel)libvobrisfile
anybody else got this?
when I try to urpmi --force libarts-devel
It still requests libmas1-devel
and that requires libpangox etc.....
How can I really foce it to install arts-devel?
edit: Mandrake 10.2 rc2
(a bit outdated sig)
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I've gotten those drivers to work on XFree86 and Xorg. So they work.
Both times needed to hand edit a few things though..
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thanx for the advice!
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Hey!
I have a remote server and it on request generates a gzip backup file to download.
I can download it using
wget --http-user=USER --http-passwd=PASS http://URL/sql.gz
I don't have any problems there, but I want to make the process more automated.
I need:
1. Make the download scheduled (say, each day at 12:00am)
2. Upon downloading the filename is changed, the current date is added (sql-DATE.gz)
3. The downloading is done to a particular directory on my hdd (obvious)
p.s. I have no knowledge in programming, so don't advice me to write my own program to do this.
Maybe there is a ready code to do this?
p.s. I know that there is the d4x program, but it has no options for the renaiming of files (not that I know of anyways).
I need that renaiming, so that if the latest download is broken, it doesn't damage my already downloaded backup file.
However the program has a line "execute command", maybe you can tell me what would be a syntax for filename.gz -> filename-DATE.gz
p.p.s. using d4x is not really what I'd prefer. It's an X program and it uses valuable resources, besides I wouldn't like my backups to be dependant on an X program, a simple few line script would be much nicer, the problem is that I don't know how to make it.
thanx in advance if someone helps!!
edit: I found out the filename change! :)
mv filename.gz filename-`date +%m%d%y_%H%M`.gz
now.. how to make it scheduled..
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hehe, it's cool, I like it
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Well, hopefully with Conectiva merged in, the updating will be more apt like, so it will be easier to update a bit outdated MDK. (I haven't used Conectiva though)
p.s. The dependency hell with KDE 3.4 is simply awesome on my configuration... I've given up with KDE3.4 on my MDK and am waiting for 10.2 in hope, that it'll have fewer dependency issues.
edit: updating kernel.. well 'urpmi --update kernel' really isn't that hard. that is of course if no major changes are in place.
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argh!
I got in a dependency hell with xorg-x11-devel
kdebase requires it, and when I try to install the xorg-devel I get asked for devel(libexpat), freetype6, etc. I completely screwed up my fonts and had to reinstall mdk twice when trying to completely follow the dependency requests. And it seems that even urpmi --force is not allowing me to install xorg-devel :(
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When you do, consider my Feb 23 2005, 01:43 PM post.
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Work for me without recompiling
$ fglrxinfodisplay: :0.0 screen: 0
OpenGL vendor string: ATI Technologies Inc.
OpenGL renderer string: RADEON 9000 DDR Generic
OpenGL version string: 1.3.4893 (X4.3.0-8.10.19)
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I am new to Mandrake from Windows and trying it out. I downloaded a Firefox .tar. I was advised to create a new folder but when I try to do that I get a warning that only the Administrator is allowe dot do that. how do I log on as Administrator please?
It seems you try to create a folder in not your user's dir.
There are several ways:
1. You can create a dir under your /home/user (example. /home/user/software/firefox)
2. Install firefox from urpmi (or run "mcc" then from the package installer)
3. su root and create a dir anywhere you want.
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Now they have ;)
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I always launch xmms from a command line.
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you submit a mandrake screenshot to the mandrake screenshot gallery. if it's not mandrake, then you should submit it to the appropriate gallery...duh.
In most screenshots it's not the OS you see, but the desktop env. or win. manager.
I mean, Fluxbox everywhere looks like Fluxbox
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Well, you can't tell that from mine too.
yeah... it looks as if you are running the brand-new swamp-linux. :P
Hey!! I adore the new name!!
I shall try to embed that new linux name in my system :D
Swamp Linux, wonderful B)
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I like the logo of the now abandoned distro project which had a blue horse as its' logo.
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I have superkaramba version 0.34
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A question: Do we really want a massive 'average joe' population on Linux?
Won't they ruin the community and priorities the distros have (security over ease, etc)?
p.s. I enjoy command line very much and I'd like to keep it. Thank You!
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As of 23.02.2005.
Rank Distribution H.P.D*
1 Mandrakelinux 1495<
2 Fedora 1329<
3 SUSE 1112<
4 MEPIS 1101<
5 Ubuntu 1075<
6 Debian 934=
7 KNOPPIX 801>
8 Gentoo 679<
9 Slackware 659=
10 Damn Small 546<
mdk kdm [solved]
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I must have been really wasted..
Anyways.. it appears that what I wanted was really KDM not mdk-kdm
now installed and good: kdebase-kdm; kdebase-kdm-config
all the rest is uninstalled.
Sorry for the troubles!