nstalled under /usr/src/linux?
All this is in aid of installing
the XiG commercial X server,
which has features X.org does not,
and which asks that kernel sources
(esp. headers) be installed under /usr/src/linux . . .
Andrew Porter,
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"Boyd Stephen Smith Jr." wrote:
> In , Andrew Porter wrote:
> >Lenny as it came to me has xorg version 1:7.3+18 ,
> >so it's presumably not because the version was too old.
>
> No, it probably is. I think that is considered "1.5". Sid now has 1:7.
Lenny as it came to me has xorg version 1:7.3+18 ,
so it's presumably not because the version was too old.
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*entry. Some drivers/hardware combinations do not support virtual
*screens. Refer to the appropriate driver-specific documentation for
*details.
The last three lines hint at the problem,
but I'm not sure where to look for more information.
dexconf merely recreates the di
mplayer shows some of the same problems,
but I don't think my instalation of it is completely correct.
Will experiment with vlc; didn't know about it.
ogle is not installed correctly.
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All disks play just fine on a stand-alone DVD player connected to the TV set.
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I was told recently that the cheapest DVD drives
have the best success rates and the least failures.
Any experience from the list?
Better to buy trash than quality,
because trashy drives work better?
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with a
ter (also silent).
My applications are emacs, formatters, X-windows, gcc, and browsers.
No games; multi-media stuff is nice but not necessary.
I don't need speed, but do need a working xconfig file,
plus drivers for USB, sound, and the other i-o devices.
Debian and fvwm would be nice
I had this problem; it went away when I purged gpm;
gpm, as configured in Debian (but not in Redhat) interferes with X's mouse.
- andrew porter, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You mean to tell me (and the debian-user list) that
the .bin file for Star
-office that I downloaded is executable?
What does it _do_ when you execute it?
I'm new to Star-office, don't know how to install it even.
And reluctant to run an executable with no what-it-does file . . .
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