Hi all!
I've the same problem...
On the same pc, with windows xp internet is fast (about 80k) but with
the latest debian etch, internet is very very very slow (about 25k)!!
I've installed debian sarge, dist-upgrading to etch and the download
speed is about 80k. But installing the deb linux-image
utput Plugin 1.2.7
3. Disk Writer Plugin 1.2.7
And non of them seem to work.
Exactly the same error message I got. I know you got it working with
artsd but I figure that others might want to know how to fix the problem
otherwise first.
Gianfranco Berardi
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Paul Johnson wrote:
There's a couple false assumptions here: User lists aren't generally
comprised of personal friends, but rather loose collectives of people
who, for the most part, aren't more than long-distance acquaintences.
Second, spoken language is vastly different from written language.
You
Jeremy Gaddis wrote:
Got this message in my Inbox today, and it appears that it
was sent to a bunch of subscribers to debian-user. It had
an executable file attached, q157498.exe, which is, of course,
a virus, if anyone had any doubts.
j.
OYou mean Microsoft DIDN'T send a patch to fix my
Burkhard Ritter wrote:
It nice value doesn't matter (at least for me, I think it is not that
important). To check why X does not start properly have a look at the logs
(/var/log/XFree*) and your .xinitrc .
Burkhard
X starts up just fine. I am just saying that before it does, a message
is spit
Wendell Cochran wrote:
I receive way more e-mail than I have time for. So far my filters
are only mental, but configuration of grey cells definitely flags
`newbie', `please help', & any vacuity like `Strange Problem with
Debian' -- & I skip on to prospects more promising.
Oh, you say I'm missing s
t know if it is considered
"wrong" to simply startx as a user.
Thanks,
Gianfranco
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Rob Weir wrote:
That is odd, I'm certain that fluxbox has integrated into the Debian
menu system for me in the past.
See, what is really odd is that fluxbox installed all sorts of default
files, like keys, init, and menu, into ~/.fluxbox/ and /etc/X11/fluxbox/
on my laptop. On my desktop, those
Joey Hess wrote:
Gianfranco Berardi wrote:
Now I know I installed the Debian menu packages (and KDE 2 is using the
Debian menu mixed into the KDE menu), and there isn't anything installed
on my laptop that is not on my desktop.
Are you sure you have the debian menu package installed on
I installed Debian on my laptop a month ago, and I immediately put
fluxbox on it as 300MHz wouldn't be fast enough to run much else. B-)
In any case, I installed fluxbox, some debian menu stuff, and voila, I
have a working fluxbox with a menu that has a lot of my installed apps
listed.
So I go
Ron Johnson wrote:
On Tue, 2003-03-11 at 06:43, Metnetsky wrote:
I'm trying to install Debian, and was wondering how to use the ext3
File-System as opposed to ext2? The installer defaults me into cfdisk
which only has ext2/swap as far as I can see. Suggestions? Oh yeah,
I'm using the Debian-30r
ed?
I tried to see if other people had issues with this but Google didn't
return anything but HTML versions of man pages or information on how
glob was a security risk on ftp servers.
Thanks,
Gianfranco
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eople have suggested MS Sidewinders, which I will
consider, but I wonder if a cheaper solution exists (correct me if I am
wrong, but I last remember it going for $25-$30 (USD)).
Thanks,
Gianfranco
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s and Open
Office for Linux render the same file differently? Is it a font
installation problem, or some settings in Open Office? I tried to look
up what I could, but msttcorefonts was the only information I found
about it.
Thanks,
Gianfranco
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tried to simply add a line to sources.list that replaces stable with
potato, but it had issues when it got to that line.
Thanks,
Gianfranco
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ave to use 'info libc' or use the web to find the man
pages.
Gianfranco
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message, Mozilla mail will display the wrong email.
Has anyone else experienced this/found a fix?
Thanks,
Gianfranco
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gle, since that is
what I did and how I found the line about the font server.
Good luck!
Gianfranco
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I submitted a bug report stating that some of us would like a
debian-gamedev or debian-devel-games mailing list created. We'll see how
it turns out.
B-)
Gianfranco
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Alan Chandler wrote:
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On Friday 18 October 2002 4:10 am, Gianfranco Berardi wrote:
In the topic called OT: Programming books, it was mentioned that some
people would like to get a group going that would develop games for Debian.
This is just to see
Alan Chandler wrote:
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On Friday 18 October 2002 4:10 am, Gianfranco Berardi wrote:
In the topic called OT: Programming books, it was mentioned that some
people would like to get a group going that would develop games for Debian.
This is just to see
Vinai Kopp wrote:
On Thu, Oct 17, 2002 at 10:10:20PM -0500, Gianfranco Berardi wrote:
In the topic called OT: Programming books, it was mentioned that some
people would like to get a group going that would develop games for Debian.
This is just to see how many would be interested. If enough
Edward Guldemond wrote:
On Thu, Oct 17, 2002 at 10:10:20PM -0500, Gianfranco Berardi wrote:
In the topic called OT: Programming books, it was mentioned that some
people would like to get a group going that would develop games for Debian.
This is just to see how many would be interested. If
mailing list.
I am still new to the Linux world (used Win98 as my main system until I
finally got set on making KDE/OpenGL/SB sound work together), but I
would love to be part of a group of programmers/developers of games.
I have some experience but it is mostly hobby stuff. I made a Pacman
vidia drivers.
Should I have apt-get installed them instead? Will there be problems
with using something that was not packaged for Debian? Or does using the
newer drivers have no effect other than getting the coolest special
effects (Quake 3 Arena never looked so nice!).
Thanks,
Gianfranco
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Now I read something about a Red Hat system on Google that had similar
issues, and the response was to remove isa-pnp, but when I try to it
says it is busy.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Gianfranco
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wi
Daniel Santamaria wrote:
> java is s dog slow! way too slow for serious game development!
>
Actually Java is making decent inroads into game development. They have
a 3D library now, and it is only getting better.
I don't think it is too slow to make any kind of game. It is just slower
than
Crispin Wellington wrote:
> On Tue, 2002-10-15 at 14:04, Gianfranco Berardi wrote:
>
>>Crispin Wellington wrote:
>>
>>While most games are developed for Windows systems, you can find a lot
>>of useful information at gamedev.net and such.
>
>
> Oh yes!
es you through the
design process in a way that will make you organized.
The "Game Programming Gems" books might be a good reference for
different coding samples/ideas.
As far as walking you through from start to finish, Gamedev.net is your
best bet. Warning, it is Windows-centric mostly, although there is a
*nix forum and I find the forums to be very helpful.
Hope this helps!
Gianfranco
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