e your Win95 partition into
a Linux partition, all the info on that partition will be deleted,
including Win95. You just have to have two partitions (well, three,
since you need anotehr one for your Linux swap file).
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the 4 to 6
>GIG range).
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>Alain
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He's right, definitely a new hard drive. I installed Debian on a 100meg
partition to test it out, and have since installed XWindows and KDE. Now
I want to start adding some proper applications, and run out of room.
However, I think a 4-6 gig is a
:
ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/dists/slink/main/binary-i386/tex/
Just right-click on the tetex-base0.9 directory, and select 'save as'.
It's not particularly stable, however.
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e, and
reboot with the floppy in.
Incidentally, after doing all this, I still get patchy midi sound
through kmidi. It will play bits (the same bits each time) of a song,
then just stop playing until a new song starts. Can anyone help me on
this?
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Debian 1.3 then 2.0
frozen systems - with that superb package system it all works fine.
However, Red Hat is supposedly a lot easier to use.
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cidentally, I think I remember you when I was trying to
get KDE beta 3 to work myself - if it was you, then thanks, as I
eventually got it up and running!
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example. Basically, you should try and upgrade in one go, downloading
new versions from either stable or unstable, and not mixing the two too
much.
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T Paint Shop Pro (eeec).
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>
Well, I do prefer some of PSP's little touches, such as being able to
set the brush size quickly, and not go through a seperate menu. But I
don't want this turning into another Win95 vs Linux wars.
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an installer package, which you could
have downloaded instead. Secondly, if you type tar xvzf .gz,
it should unzip it properly.
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d 4 of the
shareware program Paint Shop Pro.
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atible with debian- seems that
>they are using rpm as the packaging system.
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>thanks,
>
>allan bart
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If you download the Debian package Alien, you should be able to turn
rpms into deb packages.
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files into a directory on your Debian partition, then
change into that directory and type:
dpkg -i name-of-file.deb
If it comes up with any error messages asking for other files, download
those files, install them using that method, then reinstall the file.
Repeat this for all the files.
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I found that KDE required QT1, but the package from Troll Tech installs
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There is a QT1 file, I've just downloaded it. I think it's in
/debian/project, and follow a few of the links from there.
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then run that.
>Basically x won't install at all.
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d all the files
on the disk instead of using a package.gz file.
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r are there to from what I can
>> remember.
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>> Graham
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>Out of curiosity, are they libc5 or glibc?
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They're libc5. They offer a glibc version for RPM users, but not for
Debian packages. I did however find a glibc version of kdebase, in
/debi
There are kdelibs and kdesupport Debian packages on your site; is there
a kdebase one on the way too?
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We are still based on FSSTND 1.2, we plan
>to move to FHS 2.0 in Debian 2.1
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Does that mean that all the old packages will be updated to use libc6
instead of libc6? I think they'll incompatible on my mahcine for some
reason.
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Debian goes International (We doesn't work well
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> Bug Tracking -> Bug Tracking System
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>Jay Treacy
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Why don't you start a competition? Invite everyone to have a go at
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