On Tue, Mar 11, 2003 at 10:36:04AM -0500, Radek Zajkowski wrote:
> Here is a problem, I could not get the X to run from the packages on my
> machine. It either would not configure, hang during configuration or refuse
> to accept my settings. I am not an advanced user, therefore I often have no
> fa
Radek Zajkowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> As a result I downloaded the binaries of Xfree and it runs as a charm. I
> compiled Emacs and my crappy pentium200 is now a bit more friendly, or at
> least it offers the alternative to terminal.
> The problem I have created here is rather obvious, th
On Tue, 2003-03-11 at 09:36, Radek Zajkowski wrote:
> Here is a problem, I could not get the X to run from the packages on my
> machine. It either would not configure, hang during configuration or refuse
> to accept my settings. I am not an advanced user, therefore I often have no
> facility to tra
hey radek,
i used to be real gung-ho on rolling my own everything, since i much
of what i first learned about adminning was on a solaris box. after
a while though, you'll find it gets really, really annoying when you
want to upgrade (or lord forbid, remove) software.
configuring X in debian is o
Here is a problem, I could not get the X to run from the packages on my
machine. It either would not configure, hang during configuration or refuse
to accept my settings. I am not an advanced user, therefore I often have no
facility to trace these kind of issues.
As a result I downloaded the binar
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