on Wed, Oct 24, 2001 at 11:36:06AM -0700, SJ ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I need to be able to run software that hasn't been ported to linux on
> my system.
>
> Presently I have a duel boot machine, but I would rather run the
> software while in the debian linux boot.
>
> I realize that this requ
Hey,
I'm pretty sure that while you're setting up wine, it asks you if you want to
use a windoze partition, or just make a wannabe-partition in your home dir.
I believe you just specify your windoze partition and it just uses after that.
If you just need to access files from the windoze partition
I need to be able to run software that hasn't been ported to
linux on my system.
Presently I have a duel boot machine, but I would rather
run the software while in the debian linux boot.
I realize that this requires me to download and install
wine on the system, but what else do I need to do to g
> I think 32 would correspond to millions of colors.
2^8 = 256 colours
2^16 = 64 K colours
2^24 = 16 M colours
2^32 = 4 G colours
You could also have a DefaultColorDepth entry in /etc/X11/XF86Config like...
[...]
Section "Screen"
Driver "accel"
Device "S3 Trio64V2/DX (generic)"
Chances are, you are running X at 8bpp.
Thats the installation default. To run it with a different depth use
startx -- -bpp 16 or 24 or 32
I think 32 would correspond to millions of colors.
Andrew
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Andrei S. Ivanov
Hi folks,
Anybody out there displaying Cerius 2 output on a Linux box? This may
be a problem with other software as well, I'm not sure. When I use a
Debian Linux 2.0 machine to display this software, it gets the colors all
mixed up. I was able to fix the same problem on a Mac using X emulator
Hello everyone,
I hope this is not a FAQ.
I downloaded the Debian CD images, and unsuccessfully tried to write
them to CDs using the following applications:
HP SureStore cd writer software
Adaptec EZ CD-Writer
Although I changed the .raw extensions to .iso, the software listed
a
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