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> something in Netscape I am prompted for a print command, what should I put
> in here to print to LPT1?
Try 'lpr' (make sure you have the printer set up. Use the control panel
to do this).
> I've been using the VI editor in Linux, I'm sure that it comes with a GUI
> editor, where is it? How do I save my desktop under Linux? Is there an X
Don't think there is. Check out emacs and xemacs (no holy war please :).
If you want to use a Window Manager that'll make the transition easier for
you, check out http://www.kde.org.
> equivalent to Windows 95 shortcuts or OS/2 shadows?
You could always use symbolic links (check out 'man ln'). KDE allows you
to do this just by dragging and dropping (see http://www.kde.org).
> to automatically mount file systems? If I had to do something like this in
Edit your /etc/fstab file. If you wan't your dos partition mounted at
boot, you'd add a line like:
/dev/hda1 /C: vfat 0 0 0
(where hda1 is your dos partition). This'll mount the partition under
/C:, so make sure you have a directory /C: (mkdir /C:).
Good Luck!!
Brian.
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